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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
IOWA.
 MAINE.
 ILLINOIS.
 ORGIA. lNDI MA. FLOR DA. M SIS GU RI. AR K A N AS. A l. A B A M A. M A R Y L A ND. NEW II A M HIRE. SOUTH c A ROLlN PEN SY LV N IA.
COMMERCE., TRADE. Sc.

 Last year. 1876 ,oOa
  DocreAse. .".562, T26 Flour-Western $5 75.
 Exchange on New Orleans 2a Mobile T 7lj Int. Ala. si g Cincinnati st sa. Bills London for the Aca- da, closed at 9l 10; Paris 5f IT lsi The packet ship Wellington for London toek S2Os QUO in specie. The acqual of Mcleod had caused slight improvement in western state stocks.
 "Ths hns been bill day for the Boston steam packet which takes her departure for Liverpool The supply of bills has not been large. and the events to which have alluded former occasions still conspire to render extremely cautious the character against actual shipments of coin most in favor, and command the full rate of 10 per cent at which price shipping specie to draw against Is profitable operation. The amount going forward for this purpose will be about S5U0, ,O00.--Herald
 MONTGOMERY, Ala. Oct. 22.-In this city, the market posed to sell except compelled for the of money The price has ranged from 7 to 8tc Our streets be- ginning present stirring appearance and goods beginning to arrve We understand that heavy pur chases have been made in New York during the for this place. The river is in fine order
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct s3.-The receipts of cotton for the three days previous date, 5086 bceared in the me 3Il7 b-leaving stock hand of 52 77s bales.
 In the early part Of the week the market dull- three days reached 3dOO principally for the French and Spanish markets Qualities above good middling fair were in most demand full previous prices while nfe- rior grades were shade lower. Some choice sold ns high as l3c,
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The first match race between Kentucky and Ten sessse came of on the Louisville the lllh
 between Blacknoss. Kentucky son of Medoc, and Elizabeth Smith, Tennessee- mare sired by Levia- fhaa. Blackaoss took the purse. Ss0o0 aside. The nare woo the 6rst heat. Jasas t
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DJ- See Mir. Hills advertisement of the reopenng of tho Female Department of the Barton Academy. This gentem is we'll known as one of the ablest and most successful teachers in the country.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

MR. SHIELDS SPEKcH.-The best answer we can make to the invitation of "lhe 120' repre-. sentative in congress to resign his seat, win be found ip the able speech of this gentleman, the publication of which we commence to-day.
 It will be found to contain those southland practical views the banking and currency questions of the day, which are altogether in keeping w,h the spirit of the times. and daily ripeniag into conviction the minds of all thinking of all parties and classes. Tho suaerings inflicted upon the people of h,s try by the abuses of banking still exist. but the moral power of the banks over the country, is gone. The unbushing dishonesty, the grinding expressions of the irredeenabe system having been felt, begin- ing to be rightly understood, and the value of such speeches that of Mr. Shields, consists in he truth with winch its pcrnicious working upon the pockets and the morals of the people is portrayed No mans time will be thrown away in careful perusa of this speech. and a thorough examination of the mass of information, contained in its tables. .-
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SCuEMI

27S14 Prizes, amounting to S71 ,05l Tickets 50-Hayes 75 cts--Quarters 37 1-2 cts.
 Packages of 25 tickets, s37 50, warranted to draw at least IS. Packages of 25 half tickets, SIS 75, warranted to draw at least >9. Packages of 25 quar ter tickets, @ 37 1-2, warranted to leasts4 50.
 For packages single tickets, apply at the Man agers' Office. corner of Dauphin and Water sts.
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twenty four hours ending Saturday noon. was l6; of which 12 were from yellow fever.
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Mr. Granger, during his six months administration of the post office department. appointed thousand and six hundred postmasters. This is about rage of nae day ,incudips Sundays, and is great number than was removed before in tile same time. It be recollected that one of the obec- tons to the late administration was its proscripve character.
 The whigs are not yet satisfied, and their papers and Syracuse address complain bitterly ofthe tOlera- sien ofJehn Tyieri .s
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The N. II. Times & Star was sold al auction for debs on the lAth inst. This was Mir. Tslmajgs's srsan, and gave milk and water support to Captain TyIer. .la.l.- U .ia.1ln.'-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

The slsetiss in Wisconsin has resulted in the aaies ofs dsascsasis dslsgass ss Congress-, Dodge, W nljofy of ffom eoo o 600. as5 .5 ai
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
AUCTION SALES.
BY E. B. GALE.
TRUSTEES SALE or ELEGANT

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT
 HOUSEHOLD8 g KITCHEN FURNITURE.
 0J-Will be sold tthe Eutaw House on WEDNEs- DAY, the 27th inst. at II o'clock, A. M by virtue of Deed of Trust made and executed on the 25th June lS40, by $. G. Field to w. c. Stanley, Esqr. Trus-. ee for certain purposes therein forth the entire stock of Kitchen and Household Furniture of the Eutaw House, consisting in part of Amoirs. Dining Tables, Piano, Bedseads and Bedding, Carpets, Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses, Bureaus, Sc.
 Oct25 F.. B. GALE, Auct'r
 lJ-'rhe Journal and Advertiser please copy
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Fanny Eilsler is performing in Boston. On her first night boxes brought as high as $200.
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nUPONT'S GUN POWDER-In kegs, half lI kegs and cannisters, always hand and for sale by G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
 oc25 63tf Dupont's A gents.
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BY ORIGINAL GEORGE DAVIS,

ON FRIDAY NEXT. the 18th inst. at I o'clok, at the Mansion House. will be sold without reserve,
 FIFTY FINE MULES. oct25
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A ADMINISTRATORS Whereas. IA letters of Administration were granted on the l4h day o October, 1S4l by the honorable the judge of tho County Court of Mohe county, to me- the un- ders'gned, upon the estate of R,cHARn TAsKKRs- fore. notify all persons insbied ty the said estate to mks payment to me, and all others having claims against the sams, file the same duly atfestsd within tho tLps prescribed by Aw or thsy wili bo hafred
 ostl5 s9ct F, A. TANKEReLEf. .
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THE DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID, begins to rise again. We shall add the blocks as the people bring them along,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

NEGRO FOR SALE.--A likely young Woman, ply to M. s. KNOX, oct26 63Kw No. 3l Fsont-at. HAVANA SEGARS-For sale by III c. WESTFEI.DT & BRO, LOON Manuel Anores Trabucos,
 20M do do Ressiias,i
 l59M sUgues,' sAlisnaa' < stsarcias' Trbucos, l034 snri,annia' and sNoreisa' Canones,
 7sA sconseasia, 'kspss.' 'pasenPers. ecs0e esH
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UFTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. 0r,- Tickets Only Two Dollars and Fifty CentS. % ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.

GLASS No. 120, EXTRA, FOR 1S41--
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, Oct. 25, 1S41, at o'clock p, m., at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st. s. DAVIS & CO, Managers.
 D Numbers-I2 Drawn Ballots
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ID RACoN JOLES-In hhds., landing from Schoon- 1D Helen and for sale by
 oct25 l. REA
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A ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.--Let,ers of- fA Administration upon ihe estate of Thos. Poncy having been granted to the unders gned by the Judge of the County Court of Mobile cosnty, on the 4ti day of October, 1S41 all persons indebted said estate are hereby notified to make payment and those hav- ing claims, to present them duly authenticated with the time prescribed by law, or they will be barred
 oct6 6Sfc JNO. B. HOGAN, Admr.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

NOTICE.-The undersigned. Executor of the last l will and testament of JOSEPH RABY, deceased, hereby gives notice that he qualified o said esiae and letters testamentary were granted him by the Orphans Court of Mobile county, on the 17h of September, lS4l All persons having claims against said estate, will be required to present them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law. and those indebted will please make immediate pay ment. Goct13-5Stc1 JOSEPH KREBS. .,
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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass No. 119, for 1S4I. a 64-26-20-5-4-29-69- -69-8-46-S4-17-I4
 27-65-
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A DMINIS TRATUK'S NOTICE.-Letters of "A Administration the estate of Geo. w. Cray son, deceased, late of Mobile county, having been granted 'o the undersigned by the honorable County Court of Mobile county, the 2Sd inst All persons having claims against said estae will please present them within the time prescribed by law, and all those indebted to said estate, requested to make i'm mediate payment. VIM. MAGEE,
 oct25 63+c Adm'r.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

ID ECEIVED per steamers Shole Water & Cham Il N pon, two hundred and fifty sacks of white Corn and for sale by oci26 J. A. COOPER.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
Elias Benjamin, } ORPHANs'COURT,
 Estate nf Saptan,ler IT 1QdIa f

M OrICE.-Letters of Administration were grant ed by the hon. the Judge of the county court of Mobile county, the 18th of September, l84l, upon the estate of Henry Fisher, deceased. All persons having claims against said will present them in due form within the time prescribed by law they will be barred. HENRY STEINBERG, s'f
 septl7 Acts Administrator.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters of "A Administration the estate of Eah ,Presnah,- deceased, the 9th day of September, lS41, granted to the undersigned by the honorable the Or phans Court of Clarke county, State of Alabama. = All persons indebted to said estate hereby noti- fled to make payment immediately, and those having. claims against the same, present ihem within the. time prescribed by law or the will be barred.-
 JOHN PRESNALL, .am,. rs. tc rRX0N PREGNAII { aum
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XA FOR RENT.-That very desirable Brick E;M : Dwelling on Church st., between Jack son and Claiborne streets, formerly in the occupancy of John Bloodgood, Esq
 Also-that frame tenement, No. 43 Claiborne st. between Church and Government streets, having a commodious yard and all necessary out bildings.
 Aso-a residence in the country the old St. Ste- phens road in the neighborhood of mle-creek which will be rented low to approved tenant. For terms apply to JOS. AUZE & SON,
 oct25 63tf 30 St. Fraucis-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

S0 BARRELS WHIsKEY, just received per < sJO Schooner Helen and for sale by
 oct06
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-11
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, Sept. 6, 194l,

MONDAY, Sept p, lS4l.
Mr.. BENTON presented the proceedings and reso-
lutions of meeting of citizens of Surry county, Vir-
gna, condemning the measures of the extra session,
and approving the veto of the President on the Bank
bill which without debate were laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. BERRlEN, from the Committee the Judi
ciary, reported the bill from the House, making it the
duty of the Attorney General to inquire into the
dity Of title to sites which Notifications are
erected.
The bill making appropriations for the expense OF
the outfits of diplomatic agents Of Government and
the resolution relative to the purchase of waerroted
hemp for the ofthe Navy, were taken up and laid
over.
Mr.. BENTON offered a resolution directing the
Secretary of the Senate to transmit to the President OF
the United States copy ofthe recent report from the
Secretary of the Treasury to the Senate, in compli-
ance with its resolution, giving statement ofthe pub
lie lands surveyed prepared for sale and not adver-
tised and brought into market.
Mr. SMITH, of Indiana, opposed this motion, cons
sdering it of most remarkable character the Pre-
sdent was unacquainted with the reports made to the
Senate; to endeavor to inform him, would be de-
grading to us, and disrespectful to him. He briefly
explained the fact why The lands had not been brought
into market soon as prepared for sae--that they
attached TO no andd district, which rendered il
impossible. He moved to lay the motion on the table;
which, after some further debate, was carried.
Mr.. BAYARD introduced joint resolution pro-
viding for the settlement of the title to the Pea Patch
Island which was twice read and referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
THE REVENUE BILL
Was again taken up, the question being on the
amendment of Mr. WALKER tot the amendment of Mr.
ALLEN. Mr.. WALKER withdrew his amendment
which was to insert "gunny bags" among the free ar
ticles. ~...
The question then was on the original amendment
to include Salt among the articles free from duty.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON opposed the amendment a.
tending to violation Of the Compromise act. /,
would result also in the humiliation Of the extensive
American works engaged in this manufacture, ant
would i've the foreign manufacturers a monopoly ir
price of the article as entered into the consumption
| Of the country.
Mr.. KING was in favor Of the Compromise act, 8,
far it could be maintained and he imagined that tn
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$l4,43l.bl2 rs

Difference between actual receipt AMI - n -
expenditure the first half of j.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6, 1888.
Messrs' r. c. WILKINSON, Con,,,.
&c. WILKINS. W"


Gentlemen-l have the honor this eve
ming of receiving your letter Of this date
proposing the sale Of five millions Of dol
lars Of the bonds Of the State Of Mississip-
pi. ] regret that the necessity of going TO
New York early tomorrow morning will
prevent my having the pleasure Of seeing
you, but understanding that it will be a
greeable to you TO receive an immediate
answer, l now State:-
That accept Of the bonds on the terms
mentioned in your letter, and am prepared
to carry the contract into execution forth
with.
have the honor 10 be,
Very respectfully, yours,
N. BIDDLE.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-31
Oakland Female Seminary,
AT HILLSROROuGH. o.

The summer session of this institution will
commence on Monday, the 18th of April, and
continue 81 weeks without intermission. Half
the session is quarter.
TERMS, payable at the end ofeaeh quarter:
Spelling, reading and writing, geography
tic, per quarter, 81 90
In addition the above, either geography,
arithmetic, English grammar, or history
ofthe United States, per quarter, 90
In addition to the above, either natural,
mental, or moral philosophy, chemis.
try, logic, rhetoric, physiology, botany,
algebra, geometry, astronomy, English
or general history, per quarter, w
Music with use of pfano. extra uer quarter 10 90
Drawing and painting, oxtra per quarter, OO
French, Greek and Latin languages, extra
perquarler, w
Chemical experiments, extra per quarter, OO
boarding including every thing but wash
ing, per week, W
Young ladies will furnish their own towels
The Principal is now prepared TO take boarders.
His residence is pleasantly situated, just out OF
sownand very near the Seminary. The school
has been in Operations two years, and has been well
patronizee The healthfulness of Hillsborough
renders II one of the most desirable locations for
school in the western country. The Seminary
iswell furnished with maps, globes and appara-
tins, chemical and philosophical. The Principal
will hereafter take charge of those young ladies
only, who baord with him-Uthers will bS under
the care of those with whom they may board
The annual catalogue, containing list Of text
books, &C., will be sent to any one who may re-
quest it.
JOSEPH MD. MATHEWS,
Principal.
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A NATURAL CURTOsITY.-A late Eng
lisn paper recommends all who are fond
of seeing tho freaks ofnatnre 10 crafty
their pencaaat by paying visit to Master
T. Jones, the "porcupine youth" as it
facstiousy terms him, exhibiting at the
Cosmorama Rooms.
This singular production of nature is a
healthy and interesting youth, about ten
Years of age, and three feet three inches
in height, with the exception of his face
and tho palms of his hands, his whole
body is covereed with dark hOrney lhorns
resembling the coat of hedgehog or
porcupine. They are very IhlckIy set,
aud at stated come oa' gradually without
the least pain; indeed, they may De cut
or purnt Of without injury. The roots
remain in the flesh, and grow again by de-
cress, increasing 10 the length of half an
inch. underneath which the skin is soft
and healthy. The youth is of Welsh pa
rents, and The youngest of ten children,
all of whom except himself have fair
skin. The appearance is similar to that
caused BY the P'ica pOlanecG, disease
we'll known in Poland.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-31
State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David Johnson


John Woods, Lucinda IN CHANcERY.
Woods his vile, and
William Woods. J
Be it remembered, that on the 18th day OF
March l94l, the complainant fled in said court
his certain Bill in chancery, setting forth that
John Woods and William Woods becoming in
debted to the complainant OH the first day OF Sep
tember 1910, executed to the Complainant their
promissory note under seal for the sum OF two
thousand nine hundred and sixty six dollars, pay
able six months after date; that said John Woods
with Lucinda Woods his wife and said William
Woods, on the said day executed to the COM
plainant mortgage upon tract of land lying IN
said county, contaning'l49 acres roods and 70
poles, conditioned for the payment OF saia sumeI
money: that said lands beng liable for Juog-
ment against the said John and William, the com
plainant discharged the said judgment in order
| TO save said land and the money thereby secured
by virtue of the mortgage aforesaid, anq holds
| said Judgment as a lien on said land IN addiI
ton TO his mortgage. The prayer of the blIl IS,
that the defendants answer, and that tne salo
mortgage be foreclosed and said lands be SOLD or
otherwise subjected to tho payment and salts.
faction of the said claims ofthe complainani,ana
for general relief, &c. And at the last April
term of said Court, it being made. to appear toat
SAID John Woods and Lucinda his wife are NOT
residents of the State of Ohio, il is ordered that
notice of the tendency and prayer of the Bill %
published in the Democratic Standard, news
paper printed and published in said county OF
Brown, aud in general circulation therein' slx
consecutive weeks prior to the next term OF thls
Court; to which time cause Continued SAID
nonresident defendants are therefore hereby no.
tilted toOppear at the next term Of 1 sa,d Court !
and plead, answer or demur to said Bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed. =,
A, @. STEWART, CLERK.
D. G. DEvoRE, Solic. for Comp't.
Nav 0ld, l94T