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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
EOR me WIitn
n C'rgyHan's Parody Of n passur, in p,,,iJ,,,
HaTTiSOn's Inaugural gS,f,,,,

u C'TgyHanS Parodg Of n passage IN Presidsnt
HaTTisOn's Inaugural aG,irsss.
Always the friend Of my Church. never ,s AT.
terer, u becomes my duty 10 say to the depop,nst
from The high place, 10 which free and disnp uisbin
grace has exalted me, that there exists In The cb,ss
spirit hostile 70 its best 10 Iits,,
and pIety ITSELF ltis spirit contracted in ia v,s,gs
scihsh IN i.s object. il looks 10 the rule Of Csv
even 10 The destruction ~ the Spiritual interest," ~
the whole The entire remedy I, with tbs rn,r9'
0ers' Something, however, may be effected bv IN.
moans which Sovereign Grace has placed in me
hands. II rs union that we want not ola partv H.,
lhe SAKE OF ih1t party, but a union of the whole
Church, Tor the sake Of the whole Cburcb-Co, tbs
defence Of ~ interests andits honors ngainst Me,,o
poIitan aggression, Tor the defence Of those prioci
pies Tor which tho Reformers 20 gorouslv Contend
ed. Aslar as it depends upon me. by Gods g,,ce
u shall be accomplished. All the faculties iba, I
possess shall be e1eued 10 prevent the formation N
o. party Tor intrigue, and % secu'arze the Sae,ed
BODY wish FOR the support Of no member of m,
Chufch 10 any dogma Of mine, but thar each one
should be satisfied in his judgment, and aet C,oro =
sense Of duty 70 Him who hath called bin, 10 win,
anu honor Nor do ! wish any confidence in ad.
vance from the members, but such / ask az ,o,,
give hmness and efIec, to the serptursl admins.
lration Of their affairs. P''''' '''''"''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
Tuussp.r. March 10, 1871.

a. The Senate announced that they had passed the
k-biis entitled
M An act 10 6E the upper boundary Of the ancient
ss,rsutio parish Of Nansemond County; and
s-G.nn,ct concerning George Geiger and others.
e,9o,let" further announced that they had passed,
HOohbt n aments, the bills entItied
RANBOI p,,, authorize two separate elections ~ The
- 81 b. their :. Nv; and
enr s are prepared 70 oora,e the Hampshire and Hardy
Merchants who Intend ~ o. Company 49,
ne h 81 the year, would % the et.ct e vas aseoo 20
thcir ordera Nred that the Seualc had tack
tsk. Of Cows are sssure1 ac the establishment Of
ageodsd - VIA care and Aspstoh,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
Relations tsiih ENGLAND

Late reports from Washington lead 10 the belief,
haItbero is no danger Of disturbance Of the friend
ly relations subsisting between this Country and
England.
The n. Y. American Of Monday, says
1--WE have now increased confidence in tho belief
that no serious difficulties will interrupt our rela.
tons with Great Britain.
Meantime, however, all possible precautions to
prevent he occurrence Of any unioward events on
The frontier are taking by the Administration.
MAJOR General Scott, not less distinguished az
paeiheator, than, AZ need, dashing soldis-, ar.
rived here last night from Washington, on his way
70 the Niagara frontier 70 take all proper measures
torepress, or repsl, any partizan outbreaks that
mightarse IN the course, and by reason ofMcLeod's
trial ~ LockporL
That Trial Is noticed, we believe, orlhis day week.
not this day, ~ has heretofore been stated and we
hear q rumored from Washington, and We bsliovt
Truly, that the Attorney General Of tho United
states, Mf Cruenden, will be present At Lockport
on behalf Of the United States, 10 take such steps
the case may warrant"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
THE LEGISI ATTIRE

has nearly closed its abors. In the last few dav,
"dsposed OF great many bilis-passing some nd
rejecting others. All the Rail Road bills were
'eiday defeated. except one, which was no,
"e'ea upon The bill to authorize the Jane,
ni'er Company to substitute bridges for water com.
munIeaton, to accommodate the South side, passed
the House by a large majority.
Adjournment, may take place Saturday. bu,
more probably Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
HctD HamDshirf

The two or three last Enquifers have announced
with flourish Of trumpets: "The granite state
dehes tho tempest Of whiggery. The Democracy
IL stronger than ever" The occasion Of all this er
uItaton, IS that little local elections have taken
place. and the looos are not annihia,ed. The only
apprehension, we have, is, that New Hampshire
will join the Wings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
The N. Y. American Of Monday, says

iCT The attention Of our groesrs is called 10 the
large sale Of Sugar, Coffee and Molasses. to take
place in Norfolk on Monday next II there ever
was time Tor Virginia 70 encourage direct importa-
ton, now is the tme--for II she could only keep
from being indebted 70 the North, our Banks would
be enabled 70 afford abundant facilities for trade,
and we should have easy times. Then, buy your
Sugars At home when you can, and no, have them
brought from the North 70 you.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
PEnnsnlpnnin.

Judge Banks has been nominated by q Wing
Convention for the Office of Governor of the State.
The nomination IS favouraBly received, and it is
believed, twill be successful.
Governor Porter is the candidate of the Feds for
reelection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

~ In our account Of Tuesdays proceedings in
me House Of Delegates, in relation to the engrossed
OIL 70 authorize separate election at KeysvilIe in
the county Of Charlotte, We reported Mr. Rnmey n,
having proposed an amendment 10 that bill. MIR
Rameys amendment was proposed IN the bill IN
amend the act for the better Organization Of the
mill il, and for Other purposes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

,r- me Hon. VI. Van Buren,, E1.Prssd.n, n III,
on'teo states, set out from this city on Sstnrd.,
last tor bis residence in New York.
I ~ ss Baltimore, by EE Secretary Forsyth 40
s.,hss Z; Foln'e' They spent Sunday to-
dent pursued his journey.--.Nai. INT. ''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

The TipPecanoc Club, No. I, Of w., will hold
ls last meeting on Saturday evening, the ooh inst,
AZ half past o'clock, in the Museum Baiding. Az
ths meeung, business Of importance will be brought
iorwafd-and ne IL will perhaps he IA, la u,e.,sa,
Of The Club, every member should be at his po.,.
b. Sl,ADR, SeofetaTv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

~ A new Post Office has recently been a..
aOi'ned at Jackets Mills, in The county of STAFF
ford, Virginia, called Tickets Mills p. o.
}. Spindle has been appointed Post Master
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

tCfS Advertisers arc requested TO hand IN r.
advertisements NJ ne early an hour OF the dsv =.
practicable. Al Advertisements intended r., 49,
!'on N the ensuing days paper, must be blndsd -
oe'ose o's,ock; y: NJ and those intended for in
sefuon ~ Mondays paper must be handed I.
day after. FPo" un'h the
lCJr The Ladies will contioo, III, g.
Lhe Lecture Room Of tho United P,s,b.,...M
Church, morrow, NJ ~ O'Clock. In eon.sy ,.IIen
Of Ihe Storm they did not open yesterday. '''''e
r. W. Ae ADDRESS will be delivered b,to,. a..
hs on FRfDAT, the 10Th instant H.
At " o'clock. The Societies and c;,i. -. WAGON,
", arc invited to attend. O'''N'"' general
~ Members Of the Legislature ,-ho -
ootsIn copies Of the WOMAN, will do Iii .n 70
nuke early application to the publisher a. M. 70
en' supply - nearly exhausted - "'e pres
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
Theatre TO.nigh,.

The bill promises something worth seeip, a,
the Theatre to-nght--Mr. Placide app.,rs IN n.
hne Comedy of the POOR GENrI.sMAN -.
Doctor Olapod. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

iD7 We are authorized to say that CHARLES b.
Hopkins, ESQ., will bl voted for to represent the
county Of IOuisI in the next General Assemblv NJ
Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

fCP The disin,ercs,cd conduct of Mr. Chandler
of weStmOreland, is worthy of general imitation.
and will tend to cndear him to the Whis, of IN.
county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

On the 10Th February last. bv the Re- r. A.
Broaddus, WADE ". SALE, 70 Miss sUsas s Mn
LA, daughter Of John p. Miller, all Of Carolina
county, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19

HtaeFNkfo'rg Fright Train March H.
Arrival OF freight train with 10 bbds tot,,cel 100
bush. oats 500 bush. corn, and sundriss. ~ ~
Mosbyi GIetter & Peake, J 8 Jones. Pete, vy;,,
slon' ysS Thomas, cambridge Gibjon. r Soil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-19
PETERSBTrRG

John W. Syms, Esq, the Editor Of the Tn,elli-
gencer, has been nominated by the Wings, to re.
present the Town of Petersburg in the mex, Legis.
laturs.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16
W R TIT NC

Behold l do hereby warrant to substitat as usual beautiful, bold free, and expiditous style of Pennansh'P g, pre-eminentty adapted general pur poses, as other method of ieachug. ever yet dis covered, possibly mpar for any other hand how ever cramped, illegible dcfarmed or ,ugar in short no matter how indifferent and confirmed it may be, in the short course sf TEN LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH
 LADIES CLASS, ,DAILv.-Thcy are taught beau tiful flowing hand, and the only practsed in the most fashionable circles ,hroughot Europe.
 CARD-Io he wsr,hy rssidenfs. of .Mobiis.-Mr. Goodwane expresses with than ordiaary conf dence his inyioable design to give such satisfaction as will astoni,h and delight ,hcm; it being the ''cad and aim of all his hopes' and ambition, that they should keep pace with the success of his pupils in England,* Scotland, Ireland and France, where he eminently distinguished himself as a cnman and teacher.
 *Where he had the honor of receiving the last prines-was patronized by the most distinguished characters and statesmen, particularly by Lord Brougham, Lord John Russel Earl Gray, Duke of Sussex, Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel, Re- some of whose testimonials are in his possession.
 dec3 3Uw*
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

NoTICE-The Missrs 0RANDIN respectfully lN inform the eitixens of Mobile. that they will open . BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. on the 18th inst. in the dwelling door ofthe Barton Academy. Governmen,si. in which they prefer to all who may De placed under .hs,, s :.d 'y..sn.s experience in this employment they Aauer themselves they shall enjoy liberal patronage The year will be divided niotwo sessions s feur neshs each. aer which. Il the ssassn sentnses heslthy. two months will be devoted to the ornamental branches. English Department e9o. French uPsn the nast approved plan csc. Musie with sisgisg e4o.
 RKrERHNcE-Rsv. T '. cspers; Janes Aeabury. Esq. nl3
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

eA CATCH HIM.-My hoy HOPE Is trk.
 M- ing about the city, offering ts hire hnsei. i,,
 A some steamboats, cotton press or as dr., A. man. Twill pay reasonable reward tn any one whs will return him to me. He is rather slender built. n liuie bow legged, very blsck, has urge noss wears light mixed pants and sithar blue fosk s0ss or rsSadabos ldsslo 91l H. GATES.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16


 In lChancery-The first District of the Southern
 Chancery Division of the State of Al ltbams.
 Af Rmles, Dec. 18th. 184i. John Hagan, James Magee, the Girard Bank of the city of Philadelphia, James Schott, William D. Lew F, and John K Kane, eompainants.
 S4l
 Jonathan Hunt, Otis Dyer, George Starr, Robert c. Gordon, John A. Campbell, Daniel Chandler, Samuel M. Ogden, Philip McLoskey, the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile tho Branch of the Bank of, the State of Alabama at Decatur Jshn BlSod- good, Henry Bright, George Poe, IT,, Joha w Lane. Edwin D. Whitehead, Joseph B. Earle, Adam iol- linger ths President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the U. States, John Bacon, Alexander Sy- mington, Thomas Robins, Thamas w. Mccoy, and Calvin Norris, defendants.
 TN this case the bill filed by eomplainauts to ob. Il tain partition of certain tracts of land stuated in the city of Mobile, known the Poplar or Orange Grove lands and Laurent Plantation, held oint- ly by complainanis and defendants; the bill prsys partition, and that James Magee, Calvin Norris and veysd % on ia May, isss, ia trust to make sales and conseyancos to purchasers, may te ordered on the comiirmaton of the Registers report and tue aot. in severay of the respective portions set apart to make the requisite convcyances of such portions to the parties respectively entitled taeret"' asd nov the compsinants by their solicitor apply for ss order of publication, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Register by an affidavit on e that the defendants Jonathan Hunt Geo. Starr, Henry Bright, Geo. Poe, Jr John w Lane, the President Directors and Com- pauy Of the Bank of tho United States, John Bacon, Alexander Synington and Tos. Robins, reside out of the limits ofie State of Alabama, they hereby or. dered to appear on or before the first day of tho next teru of the of chanccry aforesaid, to hs held the second Monday of May next and auswsr or de- mur to the said bill of compIaat and it is furher or- dered, that this order be published once week for six weeks in some newspaper printed and published in the city of Mobile. and that copy of the same be posted on the door of the court hsusr of Mobile coun- ty within fifteen days from this date; and 1t iarthss appearing that tho said Jonathan Hunt is resident oi the city and state of New York, the said Geo. Starr vesdent of the city and stats of New York. the said Henry Bright resident of Cambrdgs in the State o( Masrachusetts, the said George Poe, Jr. resident of the city of Baltimore in the State of Maryland, the said John W. Lane . resident of Nsw Orleans in the state of Louisana the said President, Dectors and Company of the Bank of the U. States, and John Bacon, Alexander Synington, and Thss. sohins, are residents of Philadelphia in the ol Penasyl-an,a: it s further ordered, that copy sl this order be forwarded each of the said dsfsnsns at their respective places o resiencs, by mail, with l in fifteen days from this date. a Witness, Malcolm J. McRas, Register of said court of chaneery. thn thirtssaih day of psssn- bsr, A. D. le4l. Aftess, EfA ! desl4fa n. ]. hesAE, Rsyissg
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16


 S ELECT sCHOOL-A Select School will be O opened in this city on Thursday. 2lst October inst. under the ofthc RKv. s. R. WRioHT aud LADY. in the building on Government street. formerly occupied by Mir. Kemble.
 The number ofpupils will be limited to forty, aad under no circumstances will there be departure from this rule. No efora will be wanting to make the institution elevated school of intellectual dis ciPlise. sound learning and moral culture ard at tho same tims ts furnish the best facilities for an orna- mental and poie education. Lsssens will be giveu sn the guitar. plane and harp by Mrs. Wright, and i. the other branches of the ornamental department by lady-whs has been for several years . highly sp- proved teacher ia the celebrated Troy female semi nary.
 Vocal music will De tssgAi ss tho school according te the system of Mr. Lowell Mssss, ef Boston, wtk. out additional charge.
 The academic will eonsist oftws consecutive so,. sions. and thus afford sPpsrssiiy the pupils be absent from the city aurpg the siekly sppnler rponths. wilhou, inierppiae u Asjr eoarss c stuly
 Nc schplsrwl be received whs cannot resd wei. and thoae sonewhat advanced will be greatly pre- ferrcd. Rates of tuition made knswn st the con- mencement sf the schsol.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16
PUBLIC SALES.


 iEH Wsa. ss. lsUNNEbs. q Os. FRIDAY, December l7th, ht Auction Store, at gA o'clock
 25 kegs Goshen Butter, 90 bbls Prime Beef 10 bbs Pork, 8 casks Sides Is boxes Pine Apple Checse 40 bbs supcrfne Flour, 50 kegs Lard 40 dozen Brooms, 10 tierces Rice 50 boxes No. l Soap, 20 do Tobacco 20 boxes Sperm Candles 100 boxes Medoc Is casks Bordeaux Claret 10 cases Cortlials, 5 cases Abaynthe 30 bbls Gin, 10 hbls Domestic Brandy 10 bbls Beans, half pipes Gin 10 casks Marsees Caret, Is bxs Muscat 20s Cigars, 10 boxes Starch, Matches, &c. Also,-Cluthing, consisting of Kersey Pants, Cot. ton Shirts. French striped dc, Rountahouts, Blank- et Coats, &c.
 Cheeks. Calicoes, Prints, Ticking, Woolen Glove. Woolrn Hosiery, half p,eoes Linen, Broad Cloths |, Sc. 75 bales super A brown Sheeling. decl6 w ILL be sold on Saturday the 18th inst, at | w o'clock, in front of the Court House, pursuart to an order from the Hon. the Chancellor, to me di rected, a l"t of Furniture, consisting of 32 MatIasses; S1 Holsters and Pillars II Toilet Tables; Sdeboard
 l trunk Sundres; pieces Carpeting Pictures Frames; lot of Bedsteads 4l Chairs; l Sofa; Clothes Press l5 Wash Stands; 3 Looking Glasses lot Crockery. VIM. MAGEE, Receiver. F. B. GALE, Auct'r. tecS 7tf 
 .1... f-x.s
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RRNMANnMTP,


 " R. BOYLAN tskss leave ,s inform such WI great pro6eisas n Psnnanship, that he will gise Instructions ia this art at his Academy Govern msnt s,rest, between the hosrs of ' snd o'clock. five aighu in each week. And he unhes,tingly engages eAaags. in eeprss of Tsslrs Lessons. the meet stid. erampsd, deisrnsd or irregssr serawl. into style at once bold, free, sssy sHd elegant.
 Ladies wish,ng ts take esarse q lesscns. but finding 1t ineonvenisHt to ~sil st the Academy, will be attended at their residences. Tsrns moderate n4 DONNErS---30 eases sssorsd Bennsts, just re- ID eeived per barqae Abbot Lord, aad Ter sale by sls JOHN BRAGAW co. a7 Danphin st. D AC0N--5 bsrreIs Msyhsrd Csnv.sssd Hsms ID do snesnvsssed dc
 f-- Ciucinnat eides-fos sale by
 novie N. A. VAN HOOK. tCemmerce ss IT DWELL OsNABER0s ( kCoTTONADEs = II iso bales Lswsll cestoss, Cd hand aad expeesed daily per bris New Ksgand fsca Dss.os. .dirsetifem she manufacturers and sRbrseisg--Nss- l. 2. !. ' Os.sbsrss; heavy csttss,dss; . esses rssey Cot tonsdss The atieusiss ef ths city and ecanry nsr- chsps is called ts thsss gssds, sf which srgs sup ply will De kep, hand all iaes. and cold st fac tory prisss asd sxPensss. fer cash ss approved siy paper.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

biss eAesdae. fsr ssls y WMrAkn | eAnfsoN,
 n A c. vNsppss.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

U INsEED olL--ls sasks fsr ssls, ss srriss psr .ss ;aG 1Ri4sss n';s:s'.s sAIos ssI . $. y,......
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

BLE on Royal street, 150 yards south of the Man sion House, where they accommodate 100 Horses. Dro,ers stalls and feed their own horses, or have them stalled and fed by the proprieors, with as mach and at moderate prices as any estab- lishnent in the city.
 Horses and Carriages to let at all tir,es.
 P. WATERS flrc13 IIK mn THD2 Rillnpn
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

against Fire. on Csttoa in Prssses, and Merchan diIe. and Brick Buildings is the city of Mobile nh
 UNDERWRITERS AGENCY. NOTICE.-Tho usdri signed hereby gives notica Agent for the following named lnssrsnce Companies of Philadelphia. wis
 NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY ASSURANCE Co. or YHK SrATa OF PEESsrLvAHiA. PnTLABBLrHiA INSURANCE ConrAsY. UNION IHsuRARcK ConrApY
 USirEp STArKs IFsuRANcB CoMPAxr
 MARTKE IssrRAHcE CoMpAnY.
 ATLAxTIo ITsuRABeR ConpAHy.
 WAsniE0roK IrsURAEcR CsnPAsY
 DRLAwARE IHsvRArc CsMPAHr
 ANERIcAx IHsuRAncE CsuPASy.
 PH&SIx lHsuRAHcK ConPlHy. .
 DKLAwAnK CouETr IHsvRAHck C5aYsg. rl3 VIM H, FUNNELL A DvERTISEMENT-The subscribers hereby ~ give notice that they have been appointed Un- derwritors Agents by and for the following nsmedIr surance Offices of New York viz.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

s'Paiman qsi me,cit fsrdf," DISAPPOINTMENT for one month longer, in con- II sequence of the numerous applications for rec- wing NEW PUPILS. Academy on Roysl-sireet near Dauphin.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

YvO THE PUBLIC.-A choice lot of Tennessee Il Hogs is offered for sale in this market at the house of Eam Philips, at the head of Govern ment street. Persons wanting 10 purchase five hun- dred weight will be supplied at cents neatly dress ed. By taking one hog will be 6 cents, delivered at house, steamboat or vessel. Orders left with filler at his Fruit Store, opposite Eutaw House, Royast. the Livery Stable of Walters & Buford, with Geo Mcleod, formerly of the Mississippi Hotel, will be attended 10. H..-.
 ,i.oo uOpTnN DROVCR
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

nR. II. GATES, the only Agent in Mobile, for lI the sale of D. Landreth's very superior Garden Seeds, is now receiving from the verI,ont sup ply embracing all the varieties suitable for this son. 9cy- These Seed ere all warranted to be the crof of 184I. decl1 10K mo
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

N 0 TIC The suhscrii,ets take this method to inform their friends and the public in general that they have opened the large
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

A last, JACOB, negro man about twenty-two N to three years old, about five feet ! or inch- es high, quite black and likely, rather slow in his motions, but speaks quick when spoken to--he for merly belonged to T. c. White of Dallas Co.,, and was by him traded off in Mobile where Jocob work cd for some time in State Steam Press.
 HACK or HERCULES, negro man about 25 or six years odrather small of stature, say feet to inches, and will weigh about l20 to 90 lbs, rather black and quite intelligent and sprish,y, and will tell very rlausible tale should he be apprchended. He is well acquainted in Montgomery On. where he belonged-and also at Mobile where he worked once in the Cotton Press. The above described negroes believed to be together and may have made their way for Mobile. A liberal reward will be pad fur their apprehension and deliver, to me at my s'dence in Perry Co. Ala, or if lodged in some Jail SO that get them.
 d14 6t-lawf L. e. c. de YAMPERT.
 VA COMMITTED to the jail of the county A of Decalb, Alabama, on the 18th July, lS41, |, ~ one negro runaway slave who calls A. his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. Samuel Pucketi, who he says is living in Rankin county M,ssssppi, he is above twenty four or five years old, yslnw complexion, has long hair and two scars on his fore-hsad, about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above are side a- part. The owner is requested to coma forward prove proPerty, pay charges and take him avas, or he will be dIsposed of aa the law directs.
 JOHN M. LANKFOEf,,
 nov2 66tf SheriT ot Dccaib tu,iiiV.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

DIO COFFEE.-75bags new crop, landing from lN barque Reform, for sale by
 decl3 yNO. c. RYAN.
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WAGGONS, DRAYS, &c.-l two horse road W Wagon; light Dearborn Wagon; Get ton Dray; Cart, for sale by
 dec13 JNO. c. RYAN. HAVANA COFFEE.-125 bags, per schooner J. 'Plutarch,' and for sale by
 decl4 l2M GEO. MARTIN, Is Water st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

SPERM CANDLES AND SOAP.-l00 boxes S New Bedford Sperm Candles; l50 boxes No. l Soap, for sale by tdecl3] JNO. c. RYAN.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16

STATE OF ALABAMA-WILCOXS ORPHANS COURT, Nov. Term. being the
 10th day of ihe month, 1S4l. {
 Estate of 1TN ihis case application Thos. Evans, decd | of the admins traitor of said estate, it is ordered by the court, the be tnued to the 3rd Monday in February next, and that forty days notice thereof be given in the Mobile Re- giser and Patriot, requiring all persons interested in said estate to appear if they choose so to do.
 By order of the Court,
 dccl3 lllf w. c. GILMORE. Clerk.