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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
PAS SEN NGERS

Per steamboat Champ pion-Messrs Bell. Sands Gather Schmidt, O'Brian, Smith. Jeter Mnnn Armand Medley Wghtman, Punger, Turner HaheF.
 Per steanhnal Cahawha-Miss E Goldsby, Gen Jno P Connolly, Cpl Tinker Messrs Walker Deane, Goldsby, simpson, Monk, Satterwhlte Smith, Rniney, Peques W Elerbe langdon Knox, Saunders, George, Brewer, w onen Wa',. Bettls Ierniao CIusins, Tony, Jones, Nichols, Tay Tor.
 Per steamboat Favorite-Mrs Stewart, Mrs Wal ker, Mrs Roach, Cxp Bates and lady Messrs Chambers, Anderson Murphy, Lorraine, Pollook, qrssett, Kelly, Clapp Poriis, Marsal Parker, Cleyeund Parker sea- well, Kearne, l-' F..
 Fer steamboat Avnanohe=Meszrs Sims, Redar, Blair Hnrgrove, Cochran, Townsend, Cook. German, Pratt, Faber Atkinson, Wonack, McLoskey, Milligsn, Win T Chambers Chambers, Sears, Thomas, Taylor, Baghy J0nes. Mrs King and child-9 on deck ' LIZ
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
F-TT - co N IGN E ES

Per ship North America w Picketr Il woodleyC Keith noi M Robhinsi R Maynard; E SheiTieId I C Duhose < coiMcGran x No0nan; s w Allen; Doubleday Sears Aicard R Belknap; F W Mccoy; Ayers; neForest, Morris X co; R l. Watkins co Robinson & Hubbard; II Lee. $. t.r IT "
 Per steamboat Champion Smith & Dabney; O Beers; TP Miller X coi l. Hull X Son; A Schroeder Wm AL derson; Davenpert 4 Sewall P PMcCaskil; O Moves; Dumas; Herr Clinei Jeunlot; Goldsmith q Haber.
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Per steamboat Cahawba l Simpson < co a9; Geo R SasndsTs 1s sirpgisIlow M Hspns 7s noyar 2 shall ss; L Walker sei 4 Leo P Monk 2i; W A Scott ai E Center co a4 Desha sheppard & co l9; K Carlisle H.; Brodnax, Newton x Haynes 2; Har- well 6; T NJ English 4 Paine X Maddox 4 E l. Andrews co 4 B Boykin 4 Tartt, Stewart x co i T DeYam- pert. 'Hl
 Per steamboat Fsv0rite Desha Sheppard & co l65 B Boykn 57; Alien X Haden l27; Austiil < Marshall l08 Harrison Blair 22i Riyes, Battle l6 Wm Scott Donald 10; s Bullard g; R l. Walker 7 Crawford 4; II Gwathmey 8. .s
 Per steamboat Avalanche Tartt, Stewart & co 66; T Hill # co 75I Dasha Sheppard S 36 MauIdin Mon tague & co 50 br0dnax, Newton & co 40; Adams Sims II; w Gaines lsi Minge Russell 10; A Campbell lG; Austl & Marshall lO; Leayens X Malone 6; Harwsli 3o; Harrison d Blair l; Cummns, Hogan & Snow 25.
 Per steamboat Reserve Maudin, Montague & co l2i; Toomer, Gay & co '; A E Iedyard & unk known 5I,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

Distribution .BiH,-Seeng the universal odam a'l disgust with which this vile distribution law as s every where evinced in our elections, we are bt without strong hopes that the very Congress whih passed the law will, at it's next session. efiecluay nullify it. Al all events, the law can never go ido effect if the democratic states shall will it. t the legislatures of the states so will Il. Let te leg islatures instruct hew senators and represent lives to relieve the people from the unjust taxaiin which the extra session imposed upon them--to tale off ihe odious excise upon sugar and salt, and It once repeal the distribution law. .ai
 Can the friends of slate rights stand qudily by ad suffer the distribution act to go into ehecl?-W
 they willingly consent that the states who boashI independence shall become mere serfs and rib,t,- res of congress- with the glorious privilege of payhg bacN in oppressive taxation larger than he anouat of money which buys and corrupts thqnl Every principle of right and justice lmpes the iieds of free institutions lo rally for resistance the gross corruptions winch have commenced the ,t,ig administration. The people are speaking In evIIdt of thunder-the hand writing is upon the wal winch will consgn the wig party to iniamy. Let the dtn ocraic legislature of the states, which are sucf,ss lively taking the place of wlrig legislatures, do io
 daty the present winteri and the p,isohief-makes congress will be driven tI,er dens, leaving he,, majority for the purpose of just legislation evel ii the present congress.-t New Hampshirs Patrio
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

-y7yuk Nobihfy-There is no nobility ike to that oi
 great heart for t never stoops to artifce, nor is wanting in good offices where they are seasonable.- Gracian.g ,li. .f l1.e rst-'f+ ftftf. -., l4f
 Marjage--ln, irage prefer the person before wealth, virtue before beauty, and the mind before the body; thea you have wife, friend. and com panion.-Penn. A
 Co,,dHet--Be slow m choosing friend, and slower to change him courteous to all; intimate with few; slight no man for his meanness, nor esteem any for T Modesty.--The first of all virtues is innocence; the next is modesty. If banish modesty of the world, she carries away with her half the virtue that is in it.-Spectator. ''
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
COM MERGE. TRADE, sc.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 18-Cotton.-since the receipt of the
 Liverpool accounts by the Great Western and Britannia, market has been rather depressed buyers being willing to give the prices of last week. and holders willing to yield. But te has been sold by merchants, when the planter with his crop, but few of whom disposed hold for better pri- and sales made the going rates which quote as having declined at ic on ths better qualities and on the midding qualities. We quote as extremes of the market sc-square bales always commanding tc more than round,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

The Nert Presidency.-This important business going ahead like a railroad car down an incn.s plane. The whig papers in the iateror of this Stat are comng out for General Scott, and throwing Henr Clay overheard. Apublic meeting in Pennsylvani has just nominated Col. Dick Johnson; General Gas has been put up in Phadel phia-and so has Commc dore Stewart. Times look brisk,--N. Y. Herald.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

Money Afairs.-Private letters from NeS Yoa and Boston, state, that the money market in thoh cities is becoming quite tight account of the tinued and increasing demand for specie--upware, of six millions of dollars having been shipped q within the last few months. Spanish dollars are qu ted at a premium of 2 8 per cent for shipment D India and elsewhere. Baltimore Patriot.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
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AY EVENING. NovEMRI.R 2:

FRon 4HArAEA.-From the New Orleans Buile= tin we have accounts from Havana up to the 18th in stant. -- s. ..-4
 A fire occurred on the llih, in the Barracea, sta- ated between Aguila, Vidrios, Crespos and St. Lag arus streets, which destroyed eleven houses prnci- pay of wood. It was considered fortunate that in the great and reckless exerIions to exinguish the flames, only two fremen were wounded, and none killed .- ,##4-
 The experiment of savings bank n Havana al'- pears be quite successful. The statement for the month of October shows gross amount of receipts of $24, ,O4S; and the withdrawals $20, ,49S. These transactions were made by twenty three eepersons- twenty whites, two free colored persons and one slave. s |, sss
 There is to be a new line of Atlantic steam pack cts, ,toply betweeh Cadiz and Havana. The compa- ny is formed in Cadiz under patent from the goy- ernmsnt with a capital of three hundred thousand dollars, divided six hundred shares of five hun dred dollars esch. The ships ard be propelled by engines of four hupdred and fifty horse power, and are to convey passengers and merchanrlise. ..i
 Will the Legislature of this State refuse to accept ei'S ptoSccus dttstuS utbIFDuIton Dill O Congress The joint resolutions introduced on llii question, show that of the members of that bo- dy are disposedto to make compromise, if the argu ment be. nothing more substantial tl,au peculiar, br'be. The ground taken'eyery where among men who not deterred by difficulties nor scared by op position is, that the Staes should show their dsap probation of tbls measure by rejecting the brib, which it offers. The ablest republican presses nsis on this position, and no reason why it shoulJ not be made party question. We hope, therefore that the members without being deterred by the app prehension of mpopularitv, will come up boldly u the question, and pass the bill.
 The people in the States which have held cleo tions this year, have placed their seal of disapproba ton on the of the extra session. and thi, bill is of then-the most odious and detestabl. of all of them. The duty now of the democratic leg islatve majorties is to pass sentence on il, and SC, It executed, without benefit of clergy. aa
 Alabama has always been foremost in the democra tic ranks, and by taking the lead on this measure she can show that she deserves her station.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

NeD Jersey Banlks.--A bill has been introduced in to fhe legislature of New Jersey. and ordered to SC cond reading, requiring that all the banks and com panies exercising banking privileges in New Jersey shall, on or before the fourth day of July next, re sume the redemption of their notes and the paymen of their debts in specie, under forfeiture of thei charter.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

Rare for doWa East.-According to the last Ken nebec (Maine) Journal, the weather has beeen 80 m'ld the,e for a week past that many of the field flowers of summer have made their appearance, such as dandelions and others. Some apple trees have opened their blossom buds, and are now in partial
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

The Restaurant on the corner of Royal and Conti streets, opened last night with magnificent supper and excellent wines. The house is fitted up in very neat style, and, if this first display be specimen of the fare, thelr boarders will fare sumptuously.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS

MANSION HOUSE.
 A Davis, Providence; W Cleveland, Mobile; G s Hale, NJ Robbns A Weare, New York; Geo Schmidt, T Medley, New Orleans; T B Sands, Thos Wghtman, Liv- erp0ol Jeler, Columbus Ga; H Mann, I.aGrange.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
1. U., S. Ban,k.-The London Times Ina. ,het5Ilow.

,s. Several of the share holders of the U. s Bank
 in this country are of opinion that they should take advantage of the presence here of Mir. Jaudon, and call meetiag to request him to assign sufficient cause for the depreciation of their property, M the same time endeavoring to learn the real position of the Bank and the saine of its assets, compared with
 its liabilities. At such meeting they consider Mir. JAudon would be bound to attend. Tha. meeting should be called has been an opin,en among several of the shareholders since the tune when they G,ul,l their property disposed of without the slightest re
 gard to their interests; but there has always been degree of lukewafmness, rather, unwilingness oacknovledge themselves the dupes of such swim ding ipstiunion, added to doubt whether much good result that has prevented the desire from being carried into effect. Now, that there Is really de- Gaite purpose, and an opportunity which may not re-
 turn again. It is pot improbable tbatasmeeting may l,e called ., l-i',---ts.t '' ''i'-' " s.-,.iif-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

Owing to the detention of the Champion, with the properties of Herr Cline, that gentleman did not per- form hst night. He makes his first appearance this evening. =s-.s ..slst,sst.-s
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

47ls0 Prizes, amounting to s1O1 ,525 Whole Tickets sl 25-Halves 62 1-2 cents. Packages of 30 tickets, s37 50, warranted to draw SIT 50, Packages of 30 half tickets, SIS 75, war ranted to draw B 75 Packages of 30 quarter tick cts, @ 37, warranted to draw s4 37.
 For packages single tickets, apply at the Mama gers' Office, corner Dauphin and Water-sts. 0cj- TO BE DRAWN ON T,HURSDAYi
 BRILLIANT SCHEME.
 CAPITAL 10000 DOLLS!
 Tickets only Fiue Dollars, rt.s ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
 Glass Mo- 145, for 1841- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of Wetumpka Lodge, No, 39. To he drawn at Mobile, THURS DAY Nov. 25, 1S4l. at o'clock, D. m, at the Mansion House Exchange. s. DAVIS & CO, Managers.
 90 Numheis-l4 Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

Odd Mode of Choosing Represenfafipss.-T suc- of candidate for political honor does always depend upon his merit. A representative has peea chosen by quqrt1 of real. A Voter at the recsnt election in Worcester Mass, where the parties were equally divided had his taxes paid amounting to k1,- sU, on oopdition of voting the 'Denoc,atic ticket, winch put Into his hand, and he WIS conducted to the polls. Just as he was about to deposit it, Whig stepped up and said, will give your quarter of veal if you will vote the Whig ticket Done, said the man, and he accordingly imiedlate, deposited a Whg ticket In the ballot box, and in consequence thereof, d Wing Representative was eechd by ma jority of one vote. We cannot say it WIS by Sun bog suffrage. ."-[Phila Ledger.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

It is toleraby clear, thInk, that they will noi get Ca Bank, :" but deny that they get ting "revoluton" of the most complete kind. They are going for change in almost every state in the UniOa.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

49955 Prizes, amounting to s4l2,S1t
 Tickets s5-Halyes s2 50-Quarters s1 25.
 05- Packages of 30 tickets for sl50, warranted td draw at teast s75, and may draw the five highest capitals amounting to sS3, 500! Packages of 30 hall tickets for <75, warranted to draw at least s37 50 Packages of 90 quarter tickets for s37 50, warranted to d,aw at least SIS 75. f,.-' ,Is t., .
 Forpackages or single tickets, apply at the Mans- gers Office, corner Dauphiu ald Water-sis.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

CAPITAL. PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS g- Tyckas only One Doliar and Itoen,y;fpe Cents 20 ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
 --Class No, 1i3 for l84l--
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No, 30. To be drawn at Mobile, THIS DAY, Nov, 23,slS4l, at ? o'olock D, m,, ut the Mansion House Exchange Roy al-st. 5, DAVIS O., Managers on Numhers-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

Nineteen states having condemned all the acts of the Extra Session, the wings in congress will fshew respect f0 the popular voice by general repeal, Mir. Clay will, it is presumed, move for repeating the Distribution Bill and cutting down the tariff apdcom- polling John Tylerlto be as "niegardly" as the late democratic admi lislration. l's'f issfl ~ -Afieg
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
Y CLEARED n
 Schr Helen, Phillips, for New Orleans. , f.a ARRIVED

VINEGAR 50 barrels Newark Cider Vinegar, for sale by D. c. LOWER & co.
 iov23M ,a.. 59 Commerce-st.
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"A Bank or Reuol.tiOn. P

The New Era says The watchword of the fe eralists now is,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
C0NTI STREET HOTEL

J E:HM A CARD.-Recent events have made il necessary that should leave Natchez, and have therefore selected this city place of residence, in hopes of obtaining that support which was closed a. gains inc there in consequence of losses by fire and tornado. have taken and opened the house on Cont street, known as the CONirI STREET HOTEL, now the property of Mr. McCarty, the same that was owned by Mir. John Richardson, and which under his management gained considerable reputation.
 promise to make this house all it should be-a home for all those who may patronize the establish ment.
 have been thirty odd years in the south, twenty three of which have been occupied in keeping a public house in the city of Natchez,
 The Cont I-street Hotel has heen neatly fitted up, and furnished anew. The servants are the same that l had in the Natchez Southern Exchange, and are well accustomed to their business. The Hotel is now ready receive boarders and the undersgn- ed will be thankful for all patronage that generous public may think proper to bestow.
 WILLIAM PARKER.
 New Orleans, Nov. 18th, 184T, nov23 84Km. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass No. l42, for lS4l.
 4S-55-lO-33-l4-2O -2O-27--4l-l9-63-34- GA
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

MORN MEAL.--Receved this day per steamer V Canebrake, 20 sacks of the above anti-hungry Powders, fresh from Col Tickets Mill. F,1,
 slrs,a J. A. COOPER,
 nov P SEX corner Com and St. Louis sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

I" Gkorgia Coton--iSqudrs Baies.---If our planter, | could be aware of the incessant demand which Is
 made for square bales of cotton in preference round
 it appears to us they would determine at to put up presses and send square packages to market
 henceiorth. Not only are square bales desirable
 hut for good stowagc bonrd ship il Is desirable to have them as nearly of the same size as possible
 We have examined various packages of different
 sizes, and taken the measlre of some. The follow singsaie the dimensions of those which please us most ss .S r 'A ,s vs-, 7, Deptlf-2 feet6 inches, .ei.f
 Width or thickness,1 f6ot 8 inches.
 A bale of this size, if well pressed and bound with some'sx bands of first quality bale rope, will weigh from 375 to 400 pounds, and is handy, handsome, and portable package. On such hales, our planters are already aware doubtess that the rail road char ges less freight than on round ones. To New York the freight is 25 cents per bale less and by freight ing ship to Liverpool t is of penny less than on round bales-all of which might be saved to the plan ters. leg ti ef
 In the present dishonest age, the round bales are protection against pilfering, and while lying on the docks in New York, the bag may be ripped open and some 20 or 25 pounds be abstraced without be-
 ing missed until the bale is reweghed Instances of this kind have lately come to our Knowledge. The round bales, too, go to marker in much worse order, and loose more weight, so that the buyers generally prefer to give to 4 of a cent more for cotton in square bales. All these reasons and some other ist why buyer prefers square dales. We hope our planters will think of these things. Some of them we have consersed with, who have expressed their deermination to discontinue packing their cotton in round bales .L5gvannah Republican. l.e!i g
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

TTVABLE SALT.-25 cases containing 60 boxes Il each, for sale by D. c. LOWER g co.
 y nov19M s.i 7s 59 Commerce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

NEW q ELEGANI FA LL DRY GOODS n ANIELS & BRADY, S3 DAypHIS STREET -AI immediately opposite the Public Square, invite the attention of the citizens of Mobile, and stranger, visiting the city to their stock of FANG Y and STA PILE DRY GOODS. The whole of which Ina, been purchased or landed from European Packet. within few weeks and will be found to contain 6 varied and desirable assortment, at such remark abiy Iop prices, must entire satisfaction every purchaser. The following articles will be found in the assortment. S1LkS-Heavy Broche Gros de Maps ..
 Rich plain Poulte de Soi i
 Do striped and figured Gros dAmme
 Richest reps with elegant satin stripes u
 Splendid ombre. place & chine Silks, latest style
 Blk & blue blk silks; blk, blue blk cold Satins MOUSELINE DELAINES---A new assortment,
 small figures, for chdren's wear #. a hst
 Rich Plaid, French manufacture, all wool ii.tHa
 best quality, mode colors, with satin stripes iis.
 Superb Chene de lannes, very fashionable
 Do Nazarne blue ground de lanne iTe aiT CALICOES--lO cases American Prints, all qual'ts 6 cases English, latest styles .1.ist- k A cases superb French, latest style a.9H T.
 cases Furniture Prints, low price an9
 3 do iY- do ffi English tsit -al zaf 'l LINENS--6 cases IA Irish Linens, Grass bleach
 3 eases Bird's-eye Diapers; 3 bales Russia do
 6, 2, and l0-4 table do and Damasks Y v a
 5, 8 & l0-4 Linen Sheeting, cheapest ever offered i-r in this city iaj .l ,ssi.fi
 Brown and white Damask Table Cloth
 Linen Cambric Haadkerchiefs ufi
 Plain, hem-stitcled, and rivere do
 Linen Cambrics and Lawns, all qualities SHAWLS, MANTILLAS g. SCARFS-1iHii
 1000 MD. Laine Shawis, very low n 10 cart0ons Chally, Lama and 1hibet Shawls
 10 do rich Cashmere, large size .s 10 do chine Mantillas, wadded and lined -tl throughout, with cord and tasse tei VI Rich Silk and Satin Shawls i Chine Scarfs, silk and satin fancy Handkfs in endless variety & BLANKETS ifi sF bales extra fine Saxony
 e. 6 bales medium quality, white and red Flannels
 5 bales real Welsh, warranted not to shrink in al the washing
 6 bales low price Blankets; 3 do large and heavy
 3 do largest Whitney, ribbon bound 6 do Negro Blankets, the whole of these will l be sold unusually low n will find, at this estab- lishment, complete assortment of the best descrp tions of English Hosiery s-lt,'. POO dozen white, blue and black Cotton Hose
 100 do gray, slate and unbleached do -.-- 200 do white merino and lambs-woo do
 200 do black Cashmere Mohair and Worsted do 40 d, heavy Raw Silk
 40 do do white and blk English Silk Hosiery A full assortment of chiliren's Hosiery l. Gents Merino and Lambs wool Half Hose sa Do do Shirts and Drawers s.-s-f CLOAK STUFFS--English Merino, double width A new style Alpacca Lustre; blk Saxony Cloths | Brown and black Bombasnes sarg Cashmerinos, new article q full assortment of all the differ ent makes, widths and qualities
 Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts, Linseys, Vevets Gloves, &c.-Together with great variety of and Millinery articles Cash only. -
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

ENLOUR.-lOO bbls superfne, on consignment, for A' sale by C. A. GILBERT,
 nny23 50 Cummerce-st.
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The property to be sold, is portion of the Fayre Tract, containing originally about POO arpens of land in the lower part of the city of Mobile, a sma portion of which has been sold by the Trustees, the remain. der will now be sold as it stands Persons wishis< to purchase will please apply to George N. Stewaft in Mobile, wlIo will explain the situation of the prop- erty, and of the title proposed to be conveyed The terms will be made known on the day of sale. Sale I at twelve o'clack .. .....
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
UTO-DAY

OFF1C1AL UItA W IINU UT II T1E ALAbANI LOTTERY, Glass No. l42, for lS4l. 3-l4-20-27-41 (
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
AUCTION SALES.

A ADMINISTRATORS sALE.-wn be sold IA on Monday the 5th December at l2 o'clock, in front oi the Court House, part of the personal effects of George w. Greagson, deceased, 10 wit:
 Negro man Phillip, Mules
 woman Sally, Road Wagon & Gear,
 Also-On Thursday, the sth December, al the ate residence of said GreagsOn, near Mount Vernon Wood, S-c.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

"ONTGOMERY BANK Certificates of Dcpn- 1I4 ste Wanted, by
 noy23 - F.. l.. ANDREWS CO.,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

HAY.-l50 bales North River, on board sh l A Genesee, for sale by
 noy2s c. A. GILBERT, 50 Com. st.