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EOMMITrED-To the Jail of Fayette county :, O Ala, on the 18th day of December, 1s40, nun | away slave whe calls his name HENRY, and sa,s
 he belongs to James Moore, of Claibone CO.,, Miss.
 Said slave is about feet high, 30 years, and very
 dark. His owner is requested forward prov c property, and take him away, or he will be dealt
 with according to law, in such made and prov ded. R. II. POE, sheriff Favette co, Ala. Jan l6-I7ltn
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

kgA FOR RENY.-'rhe convenient Dwelling HEN. House, situated the north side St. Michael st.. zad door above Conception, will he rented low until lst Nov. next.-'fhe house contains six rooms, closet, pantry, &c. Possession given immediately, apply to l. C. BUBOSE lO.,
 ap29 2i6G 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
copy from the minutes. Attest, mayl 2ISt 4)lys VIM. TAYLOR, Clerk.

TIdTzU NlITIIS NtgSItT TIT NIIi1ItTV
 Qr- The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Hunts vile Democrat, and Mobile Register, will please publish once d week until day of sale, aud forward the paper containing il with their accounts, to the Register Chancery Court, above
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

ES lCE.-60 tcs Prime Rice, in store and for sale EA by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 ap20 l2 Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

NOMMITTED to the Jail of Lawrence County, O Alabama, the llth day of March, 18ll two negro men who call their names JOE and GRAN VILE, and say they belong to Samuel Gambe, of Meigs county, Tennessee, Gun Stock Creek, three miles from Limestone Post Office. Joe is about p years of age, feet inches high, -out built and dark complicated. Granville is about 20 years ofage and is about the height aud complexion of Joe, and says that they are brothers. They both had on linsey hunting shirts and black wool hats. They say that they left their owner the 18th day of Febri- 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.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25
ORPHANS CoURr-AloBILE CouNTY,l
 Nm lat lSll

David Chgg, )T1NIIIS day came r. l.. TOUL- h the matter of Il MIN, Adm'rnf said estate, and the estate of ) suggests to the court that he has diy administered the said estate, and prays order for final settlement of his accounts-whereupon ii is ordered that the third Saturday in June next, be appointed for the settlement of said estate, at the Court House of Mobile Conly-and il is further or dered, that publication be made ot this order once week for for fllh days, in some spaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may atlend asi hear the settlement of the accounts of the said r. l.. Toulmm as such Administrator.
 A copy from the minutes. Attest,
 mayl lS+ I1krs WM TAYLOR Clark
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

ffb2D IgUT np slairs, cor. C0m St Ffancls- st A NrON LUDWIG BADER-who left Stock "A holm in 1884, and Is now supposed to be in this cny can hear of something to his advantage by app plicaiion to McGRAN x NOONAN,
 ap22 24ltf 9 St. Michael st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

STATE OF ALABAMA-LLAKkE F. COUNTY. :.
 ORPHANS CoURT, March Term, lS4l. VyfIIS DAY came WILLIAM RUSSELL, Admin u strator on the estate of Charles Brunson dec'd to whom letters of Administration on said estate were granted on the fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord thousand els't hundred and thirty eight and made an exhibit of the estate in his hands, and also of the claims against said estate by which it ap- bearing to the satisfaction of the court that the said estate is altogether insolvent and unable 10 pay it's ebts It is therefore ordered, that the said estate be declared nsolyent, and it is further ordered that mo- tice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, paper printed in the city of Mobile, for all persons having claims to file the same with the Clerk of the county of Clarke county, or before the first Monday in September next. true copy from minutes. Attest,
 anrI5 235f TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

EOMMlrfED to the Jail of Pickens county V the 10th day of October last, a negro man who calls his ndme WILLIAM RANklNS, as a runaway slave, about P years of age, black and kelyand of ordinary size, who say s he is free. The is quesed to come forward; prove property, pay chars- es and take him away, otherw se he wlil be disposed of us the law directs
 INn E NApppS Sla.;a D.. l.. r
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

%EA FOR REAT.-A House and Lol adiolning E.l lnsah Wilkins, the three mile creek. I'm, npu>- contains four rooms with all nccessar, onf buildings, and the lot six and half acres of land ready lnr cultivation, with fruit, shade and oruamen- tt uees, well adapted for Il summer residence. For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, or to the uadersgned IS Dauphn street.
 n.n 2O 260tf L C. GMIN
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NEOEASSE ES.-60 barrels prime Molasses, for IfH sale by CIRODE & WHITE,
 m,yII corner Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
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DOUBLEDAY & SEALS, . marl2 90 Dau 1ln-st.

BouaUET ARARio-An essence possessing the most exquisite fragrance and delicacy.
 THE ROYAL EssEHCE-A new perfume to be found the toilet of Royalty, predominant al the Royal drawing rooms, leyees and other resorts of rank and fashion. l. C. DUBOSE x CO.
 mrl3 late BuBosc x Rolf, 39 Water-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

2A ffF FRANKLIN lIOUSE.-fh- estab- .EsZ lshmrnt having been thoroughly rehttel Is opened for the reception oi ho;udes and Nisteis.- The subscriber promises hl- best eNetons To nuke II as pleasant and comfortable in, huase inc cits
 mAv , I00Cmo A. TARlETON, Proprietor.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

SKETCHES of Conspicuous Living Characters m S France, containing 1hers, Chateaubriand, La maritime, Laitte, Gsizot, Beranger, George Sand, Mme. Dudeyaat, &c.transnted by R. NJ. Wash, with potrat of Thers--Just received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS
 mar25 50 Daunh;os,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

EIGARS.-50M Delgado, for sale by O may2l 264Kmo J. b. IooLMiN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESkS, g.. A general assortment of the atest sty les by
 J. C. GWIN,
 32 Water aud IS Dauphin sfreets, ilnl6 MOBILE
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

DACON.-3O casks Cincinnati smoked hams, eD Sides and Shoulders, for sale by
 CIRODE & WHITE, mavll corner Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

xEA FOR RENT, naHt 1at Aor.-That fne EEal Dwelling House, situated on the conner of St I,1,s and Si Joseph streets, will be rented low to g,od tenant, apply to
 maNI5 259f R. BOYKIN, ,9St. l.onis-st
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Y C, GARDETrE, DENTAL SURGEON, J -Respectully informs the inhabitants of Mo- blle and it's vicinity, that after successful practice of upwards of twenty years in Philadelphia, Balti- more and New Oreans-has permanently located himself in this city, at No. no Dauphin-st near Dr. Gates Pharmacy, where he may be consulted at all times and where may be had his justly celebrated Denttrice Elixir, and very superior Tooth brushes.
 ma,19M
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

A NCHOR CHAMPAIGNE.-30 Baskets of the "A favore brand of P. A. Nuns x Co, in quarts and pinis just received per ship Rienzi. an for sale by DEShoN, TAYLOR MY EkS,
 mrv20 l63 cor Commerce and Conti-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

INO THE MEDICAL fUbLIC.-1he char of II the Theory and Practice of Medicine in the Medical Department of the 1ransyl l,ania University IS at present vacant, and with view 10 nil it in te best possible manner, applications for the apponl- ment invited from the members of the medical profession.
 The communications on the subject must be ad- dressed to the Dean ot ths hedieaf Facuhy of T, come hand before the first oi June next, when the appointment will be made. The name of no but the successful candidate will be made public
 Nj. C. JOHNSON, Chm,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

DRANDY X GIN.-5 half pipes Cog Brandy, -R-D pipes Holland Gin, in store and for sale low
 by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 maylI corner Com and Conti-sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

Hp UrrER.-25 Grkins choice Goshen, just re- hD ceved and for saleby
 mtyll D. c. LOWBER, 8 Commerce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

A MEXICAN LIQUOKS.-3 pipes Brandy, sl "A bbs Gm, 22 bbls Rum, for sale by
 may2l 264tf ]. B. TOULMIN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE HOUSE, U No, 60 Royal street.-The subscriber has just received fine assortment of Furniture, Carpeting, Drapery, Paper Hanging, and every article required for House Furnishing and Upholstery in general, which he will dispose of low for cash.
 All orders for Paper Hanging, Carpet Making, &c. promptly attended to.
 | do I9IT CHAS. McCORD.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

nAChEr POST. r.--DouBLEDAY x SEARS have A for sale lludson's blue ext,a, Piatner Smith's, John Buffers thin blue and English Packet Post. may2G
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-25

M OrIGE.-On Monday, the Huh day of June 1N next, shall expose sale al public auction. at the Court House in the city of Mobile-the ol- lowing described pieces, parcels, tracts or lots of Ian to wit all that certain piece, parcel, tract of land, situated, lying being in the city of Mo- bile to wit lot nuinbsr four CD of il certain square cnntaine between Conception st, St Anthony s, Joa
 chim st, and State sl, winch said | is situated on the north west corner intersection of Conception nnl Si \ nlhnnN sis. hnAin innt on Ennrentiln sI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26
cARoLINg DISTRICT

We are authofired TO stale. tina, Col cosLin h.s
accepted the nomination Of the Wing Convention.
for seat in congcess from this District. Col. G. =
too well aud iavorably known TO the people Of an.
District to require communication at our hands.
The Federal candidate IL not yet announoed.--
The Convention was to have met yesterday NJ
Croxions FOE the purpose Of making the nornin.-
ton. The Enquirer has been iaLouring to obtain
the nomination for Mr. Hunter--in contempt Of tho
claims Of BraS,on, Broekenbrough. the Scott, and
other veterans in the cause. nc our neghbos's On.
ertions fail, MIR. Hunter being already In the field
and being repudiaied by both parties. will oeespy
the position he ." much covels-ihat Of being .the
candidate Of the people,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26

by the Senator ffpm Mass.cha.eits Two or tl,res
years s1oEe, that Senator carefully invc tis the
subject OF slavery, and in this document he declares
as HE opiaion that Congress has the constitutional
authority to prevent the transportation OF slaves
from che State TO anolher. Il Is case made out;
the Prod shall he adduced, and IL is of itself suk
e'ent 10 excite the suspicion OF the South. The
OPINION has been spread abroad, and IL has every
where been quoted on his authority.
Now, II the Senator has changed his opinion, is
ne not bound to rerset this preston OF 10 II he
has formerly expressed opinion which he now
knows to be false and unsound. if he knows at the
same time that that opinion, as his, has gained cur
reney, and that Il furnishes he very form in
which the war is carried on against us, ami ii,
der these circumsanoes he refuses to do justice TO
the South, what must be his moral structuref The
opinion gains authority in his own State, and il is
promulgated abroad as an opinion supported by his
authority. II he knows this, and does not eontra-
dict II, he re -afhrms it. And am then TO be told
that the certain vague and general expressions used
by HIM on the steps OF the Capitol of Virginia avail
to cancel all thisf The cancer is spreading il an.
proaches the vital paris, the patient is in DANGER and
then we are told that there is psnacca or quack
medicine which has been vended for the cure Of the
disease. Senator from South Carolina put the
document IN my hands at the last session. thought
az that time OF bringing up the Senator before the
People, but the document escaped me, and have
sought It since, with the express intention to make
That use Of 1t ! say that the Senator from Massa-
chusetts has set up doctrines which throw open all
me SCUM 10 her enemies, which leave us no barrier
Tor our defence, and with no,hing TO prevent the
sen from rushing in to overwhelm us. The mis-
chiei has been done: it has been done by the ex-
PRESTON OF that opinion: must DC rctracted: for
siveness must be asked from much injured people:
mere must he repentance, and not only repentance,
out reform The Senator must not profess 10 re- |
oent, and still retain the .moluments of sin. He |
must not retain popularity the North for one OPT
non, ard tell the South that he has changed il, |
Ind holds another. say again that rejoice that I
he attention OF the world has been called to this
ebate. The Senator has been pledged by his
riend to answer. II he shall answer and reiraet
he opinion, then his authority, in the degree in
Inch 1t will now prevail, aud that is but a poor
esree, will atone for the mischief he has done II
nee, then he will stand somew hat better before our
cope than he now does; but il he shall no;-we
now our enemea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26
LIVERPOOL MARKET I,y 90

TOBACCO.-we have again had . 90 4.
mand for all descriptions; the sales during the mon,h
amount TO 800 hhds., Of which geo virginia and
lOo stemmed were taken for Ireland, 20 Virginia
eai and 30 Stemmed for Scotland, l7O Virginin and
kentucky leaf Tor expectation, 3 Kentucky stem.
med on speculation, and the remainder (of which uo-
wards OF 800 were Kentucky Stemnedl bv ~.
Manufacturers. Virginia leaf and stemmed remain
steady, at rather better prices for the former Ken
tuchy "emmeo sun IN demand, and slight advance
has been obtained.
Correspondence Of the New York Adv,r,,,r
,,,.., LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8
Within the last three days the Cotton m rket has
oeen again rather hOmer, the sales being 1900
hales' at the iu rates Of last week, principally TO
the trade. -
Compared with those OF January I. prices are
now ABOUT ID Cd per pound higher for fair, and Id
90 per pound Tor the lower qualities Of American;
and unless the estimates Of the crop on your side
are increased, some farther imp ovemenl may be an
telpated as the season advances spnners being hui
moderately stocked at present, and the prospt cts
Tor the spring trade appearing favorable.
. Our Corn market continues steady, but without
animation, the demand Tor all descriptions OF free
grain and flour being confined TO occasional pur
ehases TO supply the want of dealers in the imme.
date neighborhood.
The arrivals Of the last month, however, have
oeen lgit. both from coastwse and abroad and the
high duty preventing farther releases from bond
the stocks Of both free foreign wheat and lour are
gradually reducing, that Of the former being esma.
ted at 10000 qrs. and Of the latter at 90 900 bbIs
vi bonded Flour, the sales are about 1900 bills.
Ht25s 6d s6s per barrel. Free flour, 35I 6I 36s
per barrel
LONDON, January 30
ToBAcco-For home trade but Il tie has been
done this week. About $50 hhds ex Riga from
Ne" Orleans, sold to dealer at II 4ld. This
was very common parcel for expectation. But
little doing, although good inquiry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE

Il.
Correspondence Of the National Ini,iiiv,n.,r
New foRx, February rs.
The steamship Britannia arrived Of Boston YES
terday' The dates from England are four v..k,
later There is no important political news.
r~Hament was opened on the 26th ult bv the
Queen in person. There is nothing later from Chi.
ma. The Queen, in her speech, mention. thu ma.
goual'ons pending between Admiral Elliot and IN,
Emperor. '"'
The Eastern question is de6nilively settled. The
Sultan aceords to Mehemet Ali the heredit,,v ro..
session ofEgypL The Turkish fleet had been sur.
rendered to the English Admiral.
The English papers do not refer to any difcul,i.,
between the U. States and G. Britain.
han'el Brent, Esq, the American Consul in
France, died on the Sis, ul,.
France was quiet. The talk of war wi,. Enc.
land had ceased. No allusion was made To F,.ne.
IN the Queens Speech. News from the II s,,,..
10 the s'h OF January had been received. II wa,
not supposed that the u S. Bank would he .hl. %
resume specie payments, and the stock f,ll 70 No,
CEN. in consequence.
There had not been much change in tb. ! ordo,
money market. American stocks w.,. ,,,,,.L a.
pressed, and no sales had been made for some Tim.
" o. o'hk was quoted at Ell los. Tire cotton
market had improved. The demand was good
American -four in bond sold at 2ss. Cd. to 9ss.
The news has had very little fleet ON the mar.
keS here. Stocks are about the same as yesterday.
The cotton market is little frmer.
Inc ship Washington, from Canton, is LeIow.
and may bring later news. Her day of sailing was
September Esd. The dates from chusan via Lon.
don are to October LIST. Her news will either CON.
hrm the telegraphic accounts or refu,e il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26
(Fron the ENQUIRER Of ve,,,,ao,,

Gen. Harr;son's Election was to bring in The
Miiienum upon us. II was to operate as a chsrh,
upon the diseases Of the body polite. IL was 10
cure all our distresses, remove all our embsrr,xs
une"'s, ana bring IN new era Of prosperity upon
US what humbug! Are the times improved 2
Wnere Is the reform promised us1 Where is that
m'ghy change" which the God-lke Webster held
out 70 usf No where; IL is all humLug! The
oouy polite is grievously distempercd, but il re-
qu,res something more than political charlatani,m
20 o,ihg every thing right. Ii requires time and
prudence, more than the quackery of a PresiIen,
OF MS miserable Clique to Sc, all things straight
"hs Is the body polite disiemperedl Whu is
'his great country, with such unbounded resources
with such unequaled capacities for production
oi''empered, distressed, ground DOWN. Why but
'ha' she has been madly, atrociously misruled -
VINO has misruled her1 Who but In. iy,o,a,,
uesPot whose very elevation to the Presidency will
DC an enduring stain on the intelligence of the
country And how one Of his mepials who
sustained him IN all his violent outrage upon the
ereo"' currency and interests of the u States now
nave the assurance to complain that Gen Harrison
mas not already restored prosperity before he has
been indicted into Onice1 Are the eff,c,. oe 70
years OF misrule to be overcome in n d,v7 Nv
tional prosperity to be whis,led back a, IN. n,.
cost OF little breath1 There must b. .onsS,,.,
- u" return, and this confidence |
"'' oe' as all confidence is, of slow growth. IL
mus' DC the consequences OF wise measures IL can.
not be spoken into existence.
any absurdhy could exceed that which de.
mands oil Gen. Harrison restoration to prosperi.
y before he has yet assumed the Administration. !,
would be the other absurdi,y not less proaisa,s
man absurd, that the demand should be made bv |
one who nbetted, justified and defended ali m. |
ABUSES which have reduced the country to its pre.
sent suffering condition. P
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26

iams. sqd 40 uq.rins application to Tho important
3ek'es = ~ ss@(sou. thaf has yvco him elsin 70
NE sresitodc OF bis country.
Mr Ewing II In person. Aihietic and musculsr---
broad across the chest vigoroos bot not seganl in
NE proportions, or graceful IN his motions His
coantsnnnce il Expressive Of good nature, and on.
t"eucd by frequent smile; and though awkward
10 hts appearance, his manners have natural ease
mat even an early intercourse with refined and pol
shed society could not have rendered more agreea.
o'e. Nature has bestowed upon hima mind Of
great powers. which have been cultivated to the
extent his limited means and opportunities would
afford. IL Is analytic and logical rather than bril-
nant and imaginative. Oratory, as an art, has not
Claimed much Of his attentiou; and though his ar
Management Is lucid, and his mind siluent in topics
anu fertile IN Arguments his speeches possess few OF
the emoeshments OF rhetoric, or the elsgancies Of
art. de cannot blend the uide with the d.iei or
amuse while he persuades. He always endeavors
10 edhy, and but seldom attempts to please. Rea.
sohine Is his forte: IN that he is conscious OF his
power, and will not trust himself TO the efforts OF
fancy. His diction is plain and unadorned. NOT
verbose or involved, but clear and suited TO his re,-
soning, and rs feeble or vigorous according TO m,
strength or weakness OF his argument.
Mr. Ewing Is too good ed TO d. al much in ssr-
casn or 10 resort TO bitterness Of invecve; and he
never electrfes his auditors by xpected bur,i.
Of eloquence. He is sagacious arg ume NATIVE and
aborlous; often eloquent, but never otatotical As
4 politician his principles are firm and unyieldng
never huctuating between self.aggrandi,emen, AMI
ne interests Of his country; never balancing he.
reen right and wrong; but always directing his
nors 10 ,hat which he conceives will promote the
Tory OF the nation, and the happiness of mankind
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26

To The Members of me Virginia Legislature.
Permit as respectfully 10 call your attention 10 a
gentleman Who, in our opinion, is peculiarly hueJ
for the station about 10 be vacated by Mr. Hon
hns-we allUde TO g. q. GRIswOLD, Esq. 10
those OF you WIth whom Mr. @. has personal nc.
quintnnee, We need not say any thing Of his social
quahtosi and 70 those who know him not VIC will
only say, that those who know him best like him
most. MI GfIswold, without influential friends
or wealth to sustain him, has, by his superior "a.
snts, close application, business habits, and gentle
manly department, acquired rank IN society and
az emDonce IN his profession, surpassed by few
Mr. u. comes, too, from our good old county Of Is
sex which has seldom asked and never We bcliovel
received boon at the hands Of the Legislature
lie is about removing (haying already made his or
engagements 90 TO do) TO the city Of Richmond, IN
order 10 q moro extended pursuit Of his profession
and should your honorable body beslow upon hin
the Counsel orship about TO be vacated we hazsr,
nothing IN saying that he will discharge IT, duties
with credit 70 those who gave, and with honour I,
him Who receives, tho appointment
Most " not oil Of Ess,r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-26
To "a, Editor, Of "a. IyAir

Gentlemen, Without detrac,ins from tbs M.
ana u qusiiheations Of other gentlemen that hav.
through your paper, been brought TO public noties
suitable persons to fl the Vacancy that will sooc
%ke place IN the Executive Council OF Virginia bv
having consulted with him. bring 10 the no,;c-
LEGISLATURE JAMES II. GsoLsos, Esq., who has re-.
Gently located himself in Petcrs6urgEa sentemsn
Of great am'aei,y. fine talents industrious. and
way suited to MI the station, and politically. and
present members Of the Legislature. More /. m.
necessary in this case.
February Goth. Is4I.