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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

fs, AT E. ROBBINSoN'S CHEAP VARIE- .AA TY STORE-Just received per ship Hector,
 Il large assortment of fashionable and low crowned broad brimmed Black and White Gentle- mems HATS. ALso-Fine Russia Beaver, and low bron, an assortment of fine and coarse White Linen and Cotton Shirts do Flannel Shirts; which will be sold very low for cash, at the sign of the Mammoth Boot, corner of Water and Cove rnnent streets.
 oct22,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

TsNHE undersigned having sold lheir stock of Iron -k aud Hordoare to Mir. O. MAZANGE, beg leave 10 solicit for mm continuance of the patronage customers. {6j-1he office of the subscriber is moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st. where all those indebted will please call and pay and all demands presented for settlement.
 nous 69tf JOSEPH HALL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

NEWARK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.- IN D. B. CRANE x co, Manufacturers from Newark N J., invite the attention of their friends and the public, to ther splendid stock of Furniture, such Sofas, Sideboard, Centre, Pier, and Com mon Tables, Wardrobes, &c. &c. which are offered at Manufacturers prces at 37 Water st, next door to Dunose & Co.'S Drug Store. dec
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

DRINTERS' PAPER, Sc-We have Paper for II Printers of all the usual sizes aso just received "Superfne Packet Post, blue,' for Prices Current Bills, and Bills of Ladng, plain also, supply of the same kind ruled, for invoices, bills, &c. fs
 ul5 MINGE k RUSSELL, l3 Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

NOW LANDING from the Weiumpka, and for l sale at Gaes's Pharmacy, Linseed Oil, Copper as, Whiting, Sash Tools, Gold Leaf, Alcohol, Sc
 nov26
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the ' entire stock and trade of Mcssrs. :, HALL 6- Go. bcgs leave to inform his friends and ihe public, that he designs keeping constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand, corner Water & Hitchcock Alley.
 He hopes by unremtted attention to merit share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors. OVIDE MAZANGE.
 nov5 69G
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21
NIEW AND REASONABLE DRY GOODS lN MILLINERY. ete..-Just received per lat.

NTEW AND REASONABLE DRY GOODS, lN MILLINERY, etc..-Just received per late arrivals, from France (via New York and New-Or- leans splendid assortment of rich waterd and plain Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau ty of style and quality of textures large Hoods; Leghorn Hats Dunstable and Oriental do; 1O-4 rich Shawls and Mantillas deep iring'd Satin stpdd Challies plain and plaid Mouse de Laines; French Prnls col's guaranteed; ladies and gents Kid Gloves; blk Bombazine; heavy and rich Chan tilla Veils, &c. &c.
 05 The Millinery department will be conducted by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
 J. A. SMITH, successor to
 no5 If P.CULLEN, 6l DAuphin-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

a& COMMITTED to the jail of the county M of Deoab, Alabama, on the 10th July, lS4l, "A one negro runaway slave who calls N his name San, and says he belongs to Dr, hamuel Puclett, who he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four or five years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two scars his forehead, about five feet five inches high rather stout his front teeth above are wide a- part. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
 JOHN NJ. LANKFORD,
 noy2 66tf Sheriff oi Decab County.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21
CHEAP AS THE CHEAP EST.--Nep Gosds-- O Just received at ROBINSON & STUART'S (-LeoD V,,yists S,rs corner of and Wa.

Cheap Yariety Store, corner of Government and Wa tersireets, general assortment of En ,sg Ready-made CLOTHING, HATS, R
 BOOTS, SHOES. and a
 DRY GOODS, direct from
 W the manufactores. and for
 sale at the iopes prices for cash Please call and aIniue at the sign of the Mammoth Boot. nl6 GOTTON OSNABERGS AND SHIRTINGS- N 75 bales Petersburg manufactory, received, John A. Lancaster, at low prices, by
 n2o G. c. JOHNSON, 42 Water-s,.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

ID RANDY.-2 half pipes old Tennessee, half RD pipes 1906 Cognac, IL cask 1895 superior od, half pipes ]. J. Dupuy & Co. do, on consignment and for sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL & Co.,,
 dec2 Hagans Buildings, Contest.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21
Ep JOHN BRAGAw k co. a7 pauphia street,

<E4# offer for sale. W 50 cases bro. drob plain Hats 30 do do black do
 50 do do rorum do e5 do fashionable fur do
 25 do do silk do Just received per brig Mobile. Also daily expected in store by barque Hebron and brig Alabama: 100 cases Russet Brogans; 50 do Kip do 25 do thick Boots; 20 do fine do 40 do Women's fine Shoes; 20 do Mems do l5 do Chidreus do do octs
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

DOTATOES.-l0O barrels Northern, for sale H low from the wharf, apply to
 noy2 JNO. c. RYAN, cor Cont g. Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21

1An COILS NORTHERN ROPE, manufac- lUU tured from Russia Hemp; 250 pieces A la bama Bagging; 1o3 pieces Briggs Bagging, for sale
 by w. D. WILSON,
 decl3 corner Water and St. Francls-sts.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
AN ACT in relation to Elections.

SECT. l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in Legislature assembled Tina. the
qualified electors of nnincoporaed places may organize
themselves into plantations for the purpose of elections
in the following manner Any three more of the
Inhabitants OF any unncorporated place. may apply in
writing to one or more County Commissioners OF the
County in which such place is situated, whose duty it
shall be to issue his warrant of said applicants
directing him to notify and meeting of the cleo
tors of said place, within such limits shall be descrb
ed in such warrant specified central pace by
posting up notice thereof, and of its object in two
public places in said unncorporaed place, seven
days before the day Of said meeting. And at the time
and place appointed, moderator shall be choen by bal
lo whose duty it shall be to preside at said meeting
And three and clerk shall also BE- chosen by
ballet at the time, who shall be by the mod
orator Justice of the Peace And tie limits Of all
plantations, so organized, shall be described by said as
sessors chosen, and forwarded to the Secretary of
State, and by him recorded
SECT. 2. Be ii further enacted, Tint said
shall make out al phabetca list of all such inhabitants
of said place as shall appear to be qualified electors by
the Constitution Of this Sate of tine United States, and
post up said list IN TWO public places in said I'M
incorporated place days least before the
day of the election. They shall call meeting Of the
inhabitants aforesaid at venent and central place
10 BIO designated in the warrant therefor by posting
notice thereof days before the day of election,
which election shall be the day it is in the class
or county of which said place may be part. And it
shall be the duty of said be present at
convenient place to be stated in the calling the
meeting, the day Of election as long before the hour
of meeting they shall deem necessary, receive evil
dence of the qualifications Of eectors, and to amend
their list accordingly.
SECT 3. Be it further enacted, That said Assess
shall preside mpartiay at said meeting and receive
the votes Of all qualified electors present, sort, count
and declare them in open plantation meeting, and in the
presence of the plantation clerk, who shall form list Of
persons voted for with the number Of votes for each per-
against his shall make fair record thereof
in the presence of the assessos and in open plantation
meeting. And the clerk shall make out fair copies of
the list Of voss and of voters, to be attested by
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

the assessors and the clerk and 70 be sealed nm in onen
plantation meeting and cause the to be delivered
within the time required by the Constitution to the re-
spectlve authorities, whose duty may be to receive the
sa'e And votes so thrown shall be received and al
er Eeetors of President and Vice President for
Representative to State Legsa.srr, ezsn05 Senator's
in the same manner thrown in any town sa::
class county.
SECT. A. Be ii further enacted, That the organiza-
ton aforesaid shall continue the and clerk,
afterwards be chosen, and the meetings be called and
held annually in March or April in the same manner in
all other respects, in towns And said officers Of said
plantation shall be liable to all the penalties for official
neglect misconduct respectively, that seecmen and
clerks of towns by law, and the voters of said place
shall be liable TO the penalties that the voters Of
towns in like circumstances.
SECT. s. Be iCurther enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from and after Its approval by the Governor
[Approyed October 2, 1910
AN ACT suspendng the operation Of Act entitled can
Act prohibiting the emission and crcuats of bank bills
of small denomination and certain others, and of the
fourth section of Act entitled ian Act further regua
ting banks and banking"
SECT l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representative in Legislature assembled, That the
operation of an Act, entitled ian Act prohibiting the
emission and circulation of bank bills of small denomi-
nation and certain Others" approved March nineteenth,
eighteen hundred and thrty-six and the fourth section
of an Act entitled Act further regulating banks and
banking" approved March twenty eighteen hun
dred and thirty-six, be suspended until the States of
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire shall prohibit the
banks of those States from issuing bills of tina dsnomna
tons prohibited in the above described Acts
SECT 2. Be ii further enacted, That whenever
Massachusetts and Now Hampshire shall prohibit the is
suing of bills of those denominations, the Governor shall
his proclamation promugatng the hereupoR
the said laws shall be revived and continue in full force
SECT 3. Be it further enacted, That this Act shall
take effect rsn and after its approval by the Governor
T Hnnroped OctOber %. lS4O
AN ACT in relation to Ornamental Trees.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of RerrIen-
ativss in Legislature assembled That the surveyors
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PUBLIC LAWS
OF THE
2 II A TIE OF MAINE,


the number of e dmnshe
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D-if0:

In this city, Dee 10 Mrs. Anne Fivey in the s'h yesr
Of her -re.
Her friends End acqusAtsuce and those OF h"r sister
Mrs. Esther Witteubers and OF her nepbew Francis.
Io.eph aad Theodore Wittsnoerg. respectfully: nvi
ted Ia attend her funeral o-mOrroE afternoon at2 o'clock
from No 3 Vesiry,t.
Al Williamsburg. l. |. Dec 10, Mrs Emelne S-ay
wife Of Mr. Robert Sealy, aged - year. 81 dass
The friends and relatives invited TO attend her iu
neral on Sunday D"s II, al 10 o'clock from her lste
sdence Also the me sbers 1.-THE Kings County Lo1ge.
Nc. - |. o. Of o. +. the order geutr lily.
Her remains will be taken Jamaica for ntermtnt
In TIN. city, De TO- after short hat severe Illness
George Bunker son NJ Reuben Quaker Of tins CITY,
the 2itn Of ms age.
In tins city. Sarah Nara infant daughter OF Albert 4.
and Charity Vessels.
Iu this city Dec 10, Wilam Cheyne N D late Of Mex
100.
nihi, city, Dec Hubbard Size, in the Goth wear of
his age.
In this city Dee John Van Nn,trapd sop of Herman
c. and Lonisa Wes,crve bged 10 months
At New Orleans, Of yellow fever, Nov Is John b Ha-
per comsdisn.
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Al 6 O'Clock st tho Auction Room.
Uoyuox BooKs-A large aud rich collection Of nav
Lonon Books including many beautiful illustrated ro.-
umes and choice Standard books
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Dec liIh 18Th and 10Th.
At 81 O'Clock, at the auction room.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF OLD ENGLISH BOOKS
Importation OF valuable old English authors, 10
clio, without reserve, committing Of Divinity, Moral.
Natural and Experimental Philosophy Belle Letters
Ancient aud Modern History; Voyages and Travels
Biography; editions OF Clissics botany. Arch
Poetry, Chronology, Heraldry, Works on No.
da>, Curious Illustrated volumes; AID also including
copy of NAPOLEON'S GREAT WORK ON EGYPT.
in ~ VS. This sgnifccnt work is noble monument
raised the glory The and Sciences there bong
other work Of the description in Europe. which
will bear any comparisop with 1t.
In the catalogue will be found MonuaucoHs Antiquities
Italy, numerous plates, fpo History ol tho Arabians
bv the A be lie Margny VS. Leands History OF Philip
of Macecon VS. Ogebys Virgil numerous plntes. folio;
Sxfs Com rlcts Works vs. clarisss Harlow 10 W,
ine clifton plates; Kenned,s Astronomical Chronology
> ", lto LII. of King CHARLES Sd, 2vsi Erganu', Eu
curry the Morals Of the Ancients; jacobs Complete
English Pcerage2 yo large foiio plates; Descrp
II Ancient aud Modern Egypt by Maet, the Cath
clique Planisphear Mathematical Jewel; Curiosiiios
Of Great Britain ustraed vols Frenshem'- Tran.-
laOn OF Iilious Levu History Of Ca rdinsl Richie
lieu, Administration fol Lord BHcons Sylyo Sylysrum
Burnett. Sacred Theory Of the Earth sydney Gov
loiio; iIalley's Astronomical Tables IN Eng
nad I.,tin orgm. siItionof Putrchs Lives translated
General Biographical Dictionary la vols Collins Peer
.ge of England the Naval History of England. with
.e plas, foo Cotion's Life Of the Duke OF
Espernou folio; II story Of Philip dc Commincs folio -
Pbloso pho Work of DR. Moore; Mannds History o.
Londoa folio; The Atheuian Oracle containing III
yinity. History, Philosophy &c 3ys; Burgess ha
Doctrine of Original sin. folio; Travels OF the Holy Pa
tachs, Prophets Judges Kings, Saviour, Apostles,
loIo AgOs dele MedaPe. several hundred OF
Metals. ioio Salisbury Mathematical objections VI;
Early Dutch Voyages Memoirs DArillere by de st Re
msy ', Ito.
Also. magnificent Missa rich and gem: Tho
Physicians Pulse Watch W; Og,lvn Composition
uf ytI.h NatID IN Anna
iolI4; Paul Sandy Travels Turkey Egypt and tho
HOLY Land. Numerous plates folio; Trials foiio
de Sleys History of the Christian Religion Va; Do
Cots, Natural History OF Fossil; Hsyeuus Essays
the Mind rare 4o; AdereIds Military History OF Charos
18th 3 W; D,lrympieS Memoirs. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-11
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

SKINS Msriann Philips, Al al .chcola, Ross Philips
Yas-o, Cornell Ne" Orleans, E Collins y Co;
lark Az. horpc, Bake. NOreaps, Durham & Dimou.
Brigs wilson Fuller. Cobb. Savannah. Scott Morrill,
Syn, Con Arm,z, Lasuayra aud Porto Ceselo, Mason
& Thompson.
Schrs reiou Hatch, Wilmington. Nesni,h ( Iced,
Alexandria, Lewis, Alexandra, DC.
AKRvrD YESTERDAY: 80 -
Ship Alcs.o Whitney, fan Bristol, Eng, Oct %, with
SIP silvie D. G-a,.e, weidcrhst "a dys I'm Havre.
sdze Bo,op Fox & Livingston.
Snip Clari.sa Andrews, Colby, 20 dys I'm Tfapsnia,
salt. order.
SHIP Georges Cutler Go dys I'm Me.sira with fruit, $
Ship Elisha Dcnni,os West, AZ dys FIN Marsoes, miz
f. u liurhut Il Co
Bremen bark JOHN George M-en 80 dys I'm Bremen,
Ra,k RAPID. Ward Is iys FIN naysna sugar, Moses
Taylor. ct
Mar jam pincH,o TO order.
bNg Alexander, baker 40 u! inl i'''o 'N'' s"s -
Mason Il Fuom i>ou.
Br,s ar,on Leland - iys fan Lagaifa, 332 tons log
wood. IL ,Nland 4 pinwiil. ~, a.,
1or> co /. Mr. Wh-a;herhy.
Schr : ,cudid rce:>on. Boston, mdz,, los =" LeNl''
Schr Ellen, - II tiorG. with III 2e
Schr Samuc! Coiding,oa Kicttash Virginia oysters
Schr Cazet '-4rTe son, fun Virginia VITA iIn'er'
/ Schr Ann .iizibeth. Taylor. IA Folly Ia dins:
Sehr Su-aunah fn Fredericksburg, ~iih corr.
| Dutch s4iho' Fosca Helena, Post As Sys I'm Ans'ef
dam. rI- 20 o,der
ScAr vsiialt Haruville, Baltimore with m1z'
SchT BenJamln Rseiow, Baxter, Boston, with Ind&e
Atkins.
! Sch Psquo Kelly Ro>,or will, md, 10 w Lewis.
| Schr Tux Edrdge, Portland. wits mtz,.
| Bellows ships 2blrks, srigS- Wind Sc, with rsin
MrMos.soA.
The schr Wilii,m which ashore ON the Yves, BlnL
was got of last night, without damage.
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New York, Nov. ~. l>II.
FRIDAY. December L.
Josiah Richards. kucIioueer
BY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PENTT
Stare 100 BroGssas
Mn<D,y SIE\INE
hONuAf GN r.NINb,
1 O'Clock, al the Auction Ros M

Ate /; O'Clock, 81 the Auction Room
PRNArE LIsR,ky.-A valuable coscuon Of Historical,
Biographical and Scien,hc Books.
Also, Elegant Illustrated and Picturesque Works. En-
craving for Scrap Book, &c.
Also 10 OF whoH II - cole elton
of old English Rocks, beng several uu-
settled bills purchased at ,he sae Of old English Rocks
IN November by Mr. Richard d. Grant White II the
gentleman ,hou see this advertisement We would thank
the few BOOKS he look away with him the
syeniscs OF sale.
TUESDAY. llth instant.
OIL Paiutincs-A large and valuable collection Il Oil
Paintings, by the old of tho Italian ami Flemish
schools. Just received and before orened. The
collection will be worthy of the attention OF amateurs asd
coRnor The most OF them ~ excellent order,
aud will be pct up received without frames. With
this collection will be .oI small number of very vaus
bic and well knoa II Paintings rlchly framed.
Among tn collecusn msuy fine rieces BY Michel
Angioo Guido Rem, Tzisno, Correggc, Lesuardo da
Ninci. DcmenlchirO Lucca Gordapo, Abani, Nicolas
Poussiu, Csspsrd Poussiu. Van Dtek Vandervert Vau
Bo"men Van Eyck, Ruhens MsIeo RcsseI, Tintoreito,
CLAUDIO. Gherardo celIe Noit, Giordano Furni, Voer
rsro Alberto Ours. Brozinc Panni. Romano. Pandolfo
Guercno, Carlo Marsua, Schidone Soderiu, Sinou
Spnguoetto Zucchcr Salvador Rosa, Sassoferrato, CT
go &c
The whole TO be sold without reserve. They viii bs
rendy for exhibition with Catalogues on Monday.
Farther particulars hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-11

y Rooms and Bonrd-Geuteraea wishing to
engage Apartments and Boarding for the Winter will be
accommodated reasonable terms in the aid
excellent house No IL City Hall Place. rot oGe minute.
walk Norts of the Posi- Office and to Broad
way. Wall and Pearl--treets Those who have not yet
made for the earnestly Invited 10
call before engaging e.esh here every effort i here
be made to ensure the comfort and satisfaction Of the
boarders. % d2 II
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CHEAP SILKS. &c.
~ w. ,EvFg s. co 2l5 s,o,6u.,

. w NSfS ~ co. 3i5 Broad~ay. are nos
Wheeling SILK Of all kiris remarkably La. Ttose in
quest of Christmas present, for the Ladies vl find
this an excellent opportunity Of purchasing 4 and
elegant GIFT at very Low PRICE.
p pieces rieh high eoored silks only 4 Sd per yard
20 pieces beautiful Chine silks With 10, OF heavy Sa;-
ia S,rped Reps and fe~ pieces rich BrOche Pou de
soics ali one price, oaly 5s per yard.
large lot Of Chene Pou de Sores OF most cxceuen
quality for5. I'd I'd and 6 6d-~orth 81.
Also, blsek and blue black Silks; ombor. wa,ered,
striped figured and vatersd-srped Silks in great yarie-
", equally low.
looplsee. rich, yard VIDE foul,rd va.hins ss. OILY
I'd per yard.
MoUSELISE DE LANES.
lot of4 sll wool Mouseline lie Lame. ony =. g.:
per yard.
Rich Paris Moueline de Lanes ia great variety at g.
SupeFtne PLAN Lanes ALI ~ooi only IS Cd per yald
CALICoEs.
Flr.t rate shilling Calcoes.
English C-licoes 10 astonishing variety Is H. /. 3D. l.
l,9i and = per yard.
splendid assortment OF - French Cacoes all style,
at TIE remarkably low prices OF Is Cd and 81 per yard.
shawls ClOsks Ginshams Lac,s. Embroidery, Meri-
noes, Linens, fancy Haadkerche f,. &c &c a6ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-11
rNDgs KURRE,. OyEH.aEEOkS.

4 r J. MILLER'S LADIES HOE STORE l+2
~ Cara erect. j. b. NJ has hand and
santly receiving complete and superior assortment ef
Lne, India Rubber shoes, of al the fh0nrblc yies.
frora the celeb acd uiaciory Of iior II Day, aud
whch will be sold at reasonable p-cc car be oh
tanned any nihe CITY, Ladies Cater Boa Of
the fashionable coi9rs hand made order snort
notc.. White and hiack Satin Slippers. Also. light
eolorcd and French Kid Siipp for baI par
iioe weddings &c, on hand or made to order a the
shortest notice.
Ladies who Wish good Shoes fair prices, in prefer
cnrc poor Shoe, reduced prices particularly
auested 10 call sec and nudge for themselves.
J h. ALLEH'S, l42 Canal street,
between Thompson AID sullivan sis.
~ B.-This wall b. closed eight o'clock ny
evening ex ept: Si,urday evenings. d lw'
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NEW nRRsNos, The cheapest in til,

NEW MERsN0S, The henpe-i in the
7 eiIy.-SUT rON y RANDiE. II ~ SIrug-st
nave us opened cw French, Germ and EGglsh
Meruos, may be purchased exceedingly cheap Ap-
plird for
~. M-z,rine hue Merinos and Velvet
NEW BONNET RIBBONS. sci ing much cheaper III n
mrorug cost. Persons wishing 10 re- Trim heir Stra"s
or purchase for Bonnets will find choice selection
Of the beet styles aud approved coors y yer
deduction from former prices At the Spring-t. RIBBON
Store of SUTTON q KANDLE
Ia Sprng-st. cor. sullivan.
NE Millners supplied sub lower DE- lSis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-11
LAWYERS DIARY. Dec. II.
Notice December Term Common Pleas
LAsi da, OK November Term Common Pleas
Ctr fntelIigente.

CIVIL COURTS.

CIVIL. COURTS.
FRIDAY, Dec TO-
~. so.;o. f,., an .,;o, ys, brought by Juan
de Silva aran, Francis Echarte for slander the damages
,S.tslOOCO aIsdy named sires, whore husband vas
svay at the time to Vera Cruz occupied stores NO 100
Broadway and for The veneing Oh os
goods and had $500 insured on eheh she hau "''
stock from Broadway carried to the store III spring
and got the defendant (who is produce ofoAeP -
the whole s. 600 insured TO be altered to latter oh
urdav evening about weak after the transfer 'e ''''
,ooL ire Inv, vas onIv partially bura, Mrs Sres, &C
comosried by Mr. de Silva, the rainh N h sun called
the sane evening The dsfeRdsnt the former having the
poIcic With her and requested that he would 90
dsv (Snndny aud collect the money Every thing seemed
.u.pcsu- in regard them, which cot era ed
lay by the appearance Of the ire. On Monday w.
Echsrc went to the office Of Mr. Grange proprietor of
the Spanish paper Liberty street aud accused Mrs
si.es 10 whom he applied term NOT DESTROYS for ladies
to b,Gr) ard Mr. de Silva with having the place
He also m.de slnsr assertion at other places. Ths
present ,csn is therefore brought for damages The
Jury is TO verdict this forenoon.
In The Court of Common Pleas, sctioR brought
by Daniel II Taylor against Samuel ) Wsndel for $500
being amount Of bill for understanding pipe 6i
eseh 1t shown tina, the defendant had cleared
$4,000 $4,000 by IN, work for the Corporation on lay
rg do"n the aequeduct pipes in the yet wished 10
cut thi. bill Verdict for plaintiff.
Ia the United States Court, William Jackson WIS tired
for larceny the high and David Thompson swan
for attempting make = revolt The trials Of samuel a
Suydam for attack on Signor Avear, and OF Charles
Shepherd and Peter Bren charged with perjury on Gu
listing, put Oft to next term.
SLAVE CAsE.-Thr.e negroes called Patrick, Antonio
and Chrisovio, belonging the brig Edna winch ar
rived from Bshia Broz l. the l5th OF October. we're
brought before Jut ge lpg writ Of habess corpus
ground that they slaves and entitled to their
release The Judge Unlimited 10 them that they were
free The captain OF the vessel fully acknowledges that
they 90 but the negroes expressed wish to back
10 Bahia stating they had wives and children and
other relatives ihr They discharged, and
lack with the csp,ain to their ship The habea. corpus
was issued the representation of George Wilson, col
ored OF this city.
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SPECIAL SESSIONS.

FRIDAY, Dec. 10
Before Judge Lynch and Aldermen Purdy and Brsdhur,
number petty of general Importance oc.
cuPied the attention Of the Cour, to-day