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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04
BUsINEsb CARDS.

A. II. CASTILLO, PUMP MAI TER, TURNER,
 AND
 WELL DIGGER, Spring Hill Road, opposite the City Hospal.- Pumps guaranteed to perform in any depth oi well under two hundIe ed feet. Awning Posts fur nisbed and set up, Copper Smiths and Ship Chandlers supplied with Pump Boxes at New-York Prices. Inar25 217tl
 DOUBLEDAY \ SEARS, Wholesslei& Retail Dealers in BOOhS A D SIAIIOAERT, 5, Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, &c. No 6O Daut.sin st.-MOBlLE. .e GP Merchants, Teschers and others, purchasing in auantilies furnished the most liberal ianl6 JOSEPH SEAWELL, ATToRNEr AT LAW
 Mobile, Ala. Or Office adjoining the District Court House. ianl6
 HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE, DEShS, fc general assortment of the atest tstJ les by
 ]. C. GWlN, g Wafer and 4S Dsrphin s'Tsds, ianl6 MoRiLA
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

Tl,HE Board of Trustees of this company, have this ' Il day declared dividend of Five per cent upon
 the Capital Stock, payahe to the Stoekl,olders on 2 and alter the Sth inst. N. o, J. TlSDALE. '' juy6 15Uw l' 5. Secretary pro. tenn.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

%EA SPRING HILL PROPERTY.-The . .S subscriber will sell rent for the season, on moderate terms, the House and lot at Spring Hill, we'll known as his residence, together with all the out houses and Bathing House attached to the
 The large and convenient Dwelling adjoining the above occupied by William 3loodsood, Esq., in the summer of ls39-there is good well of water and all necessary outbuldings on the premises. e.
 Also,--Another Dwelling well suited to small family, apply to
 mr3l 222Kmo A. BATRE, at 70 Commences
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

FN EW ,BoOkS.-apatch Work, by Capt Basil gL V Hall, R. N., r. R. B., In ? vols.
 The Ecctesiasticai and Political History of. the Popes of Rume, during the Sixteenth and SC, enteenth centuries, by Leopold Ranke, translated from the German. by Sarah Austin, in 2 vols
 No l. Barnaby Rudge, by Boz, with illustrations. 'The Curiosity Shop, by Boz, complete in vol. with ninsty-one Illustrations. Also, No. 2O and 2l sfthe same work.-keceived this day and for sale at isp7rria i--7ue, RANDALL'S, 44 Waters
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

hEN iOKh PACkEIo.
 CITY LINE. GJ- To load al he Wha,f and sail ersry 10 days..f) aA SA sAss sSssA xssA The following vessels built expressly for the trades will hereafter compose this line, viz: Ship MARY FRANCES Master, LEWIS CASS, A. HAwLEY, Rarque REFORM, TILroU, Brig SELMA, NJ. SMITH,
 LINDEN, A. HUBBARD, -=- s-'' ALABAMA, F. w. WILLIAMS, |" MOBILE, E. LATHAM WETUMPKA, J. M. NORTON, The above vessels all have cabins on deck, hand somely fitted up with State for the acconmeda tiOn of passengers.
 Freight will be taken at the lowest current rates and every exertion made to despatch the vessels promptly as advertised. All cotton or other freight intended to be shipped by this line and consigned to the subscriber this place, or STURGEs& X CLEAR MAN, (the Agents in New York,) will be forwarded as directed, free of charge for commission.
 JON. C. RYAN, oct2 9ltf -.., Agent, 36 Water
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

AsA FOR REAT.-A House and Lol adjoining ss::I Josiah Wilkins on the three mile creek. The house contains four rooms with all necessary out buildings, and the lot SIX and half acres of land ready Tor cultiyation with fruit shade and ornament tai tlees well adapted for summer residence. For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, or To
 may2O 26On J. C. GWIN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04
DR. LEE-DENTIST'

Having taken the front Parlor the store of J. C. Gwnn, near the corner of Royal and Dauphin streets, would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Ladies and citizens in general, of Mobile. h PRIcEs REDUCED and OPERATIONS GUARAY- TIED. .rl. .t.t-s uft juy19 21tf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

HENRY < ST0DDART, corner Cqnll and AA Water streets, offer for sale
 iO-+ wide Linen Sheeting, l2-a wide do do, with variety of single and double Dalnask Table Cloths and Table Linen, Table Covers, Towelling, &c. complete assortment of Clothing oi all kin6s as usual. VI tuarl3
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

}zA TO RENT'-auhi the first dap oj Non. neTtt lEs The House on the south west of Church and St Emanuel street,-a very desirable situation for d summer residence. Apply to
 McGRAN & NOONAN, aprl2 232tf 6St Michael street.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04


 669 vs...
 The Bank of Mobile, the Planters and Merchants
 Bank of Mobile, Wm R. IIalleu, ct al, def'ts. A T appearing from the affidavit of Ambrose s. Par A ker, credible witness, that Solomon Andrews q defendant in this eiue resides out of the limits of this State and in the city of New York; u is ordered thathe be made defendant to this bill by plblica- tion in the Commercial Register and Patriot, paper published in the city of Mobile, once week for four weeks-that copy of the order be sent within ten days to said Andrews at New York, and that n copy be posted on the door of the court house in days from this date. The object of this bill is to obtain relief against certain promsspry given by said Hull to Joshua B. Leayens and by him endorsed to Solomon Andrews in payment for certain property in the city of Mobile, which property prev ousy en- cumbered by said Andrews tn Wm. K. Hallett, and which circumference is breach of one of the cove nants in the deed of said Andrews to said Leayens and WIS ffauiulently concealed, The said Andrews ia required to appear at the next of the of chincery for the first district of the southern chance " division of said State Mobile to be held on the second Monday of November next and answer or de- mur to the bill of complaint filed in Ihe cause.
 Witness Malcolm J, McRae, Register of the said
 caart of chancery at Rules this ,wenty-sixth day ' of July, A. D. lSil. Attest, e,, -'r.. Y
 iuly2s S6tE NJ. J, McRAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

kzA TO RENT.-A House containing eight airy rooms and a very spacious attic, lth galleries Un each story in front, situated near Owens and Pages Mill, on the north side of the Spring Hin Road about four miles from the city and fourth oi H mile from the road-ha,ing good Slabling, Car riage House, Kitchen, excellent well of water and large enclosed pasture for catle-all in good order. The Garden is large and in a high state of culIiSa ton, having every vegetable growing, required for family use. Apply to
 iune2 Inf ROBERTSON & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

1S0 Pieces Maysville Bagging 45 inch; l50 lOO coils do Rope for sale on time by FRANKLIN W. MCCOY,
 july 2I 69 Commerce st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

E EXCHANGE AT SIGHT ON NEW YORK l,z For sale by
 mlyl9 2l aR ,BARNEWALL & WANROY.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

In Chancery--State of Alabama-NIobile County
 Registers OGce-At Rules. Latham Hull and Benjamin I.eavens, complanants.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

FLOUR.-5O bbIs fresh flour, just arrived per II steamboat Echo, and for sale by ,a iy26 F. w. Mccoy. =.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

AyA TO RENT.-The second story of my store E:;M on Dauphin street, well adapted for family ~ be rented @w % s99a ,emaD1 ""
 mrl0 204tf J. C. GWlN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

LOTION for ialpfosing and heaIe N tiiying the complexion, rendering the skin fan soft and .ranspareut--just received fresh supply. for sale wholesale and retail, by'g t ni
 .. 70 1RICHARD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist, Inar2I ea' No. 3o Government and 45 Com ceest
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

on HHDS. PRIME SUGAR, 100 sacks Coffee, OO 800 sacks Salt, 40 bbls Molasses, 50 bbls MoE,sses, 50 bbls Whiskey, for sale by
 july2l 22tf ,srTHOS. P. MILLER X co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

SkEfCiES of Conspicuous Living Ghsracters .n S France, containing Thiers, Gha,eaubriand, La maritime, Laitte, tisi1ot, Beranger, George Sand, MmeH Dudeyaat, &c.ianslated by, R. M- N ash with pOtrait of 'Fheirs-Just received and for sale by
 r, . a'1 i,- DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, hnarxo ''i ',ar .. 50 Dauphin-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

OFFICE OF I'll E ALA. LIFE ISs. X TRUST Co. ..--.------- ----------- Mobile, July ,, 184I.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

I | LNkt.Sm DkUGS & MkDlU INt.S.----R. j.. A' H atkiNS S Co, Druggists, corner oI W ateI \
 rahcis sts., IeceItIng their sIrIng snf ply oi Fresh Drugs and MedIcnes; amulg which AT
 Castor O khuhaIb, Jaap, Caloinei, ,ttuIHiIe, SaIls Opium, Nc. all o winch wIil be uIspUseu Oi low l.. | cash or guod paper Iln.e, country me, chants, pilysicans and planters, are Nsisd gl us call, before pun chasing elsewhere. k.L. N ATkINS & tO, Druggists.
 mr26 2lS cor N aler X lIa,ntls sis. HHR0A AOMETERS.-1he subscriber respectful V informs Captains and Masters ot Vessels, tia he prepared l0 attend lo repairing, regulating an ascei tanning the rate oi ClikONOME1EkS. Al he fully aware ol the importance to the Navigator, Oi knowing the exact rate Of his lime -keerel, the obser, tor will be with good instTu meDt and by careful observer qualified by constant practice anu competent Knowledge ot this btaneh, to ensure Iul, confidence m their accuracy. A. L. COAN, Clock X Watch Maker, nov II lO7tt North east Royal x Dauphin sta. slAn PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF %OO PhE BIBLE and in ths IA II Land. New, cheap, and valuable publicston--41J pages Sso., fine paper handsomely bound-oon .stilg oi Views in the fio, Land together with m .y ol te the most remarkable objscts mentioned i .he Old and New Treatments, representing sacred, historical events, copied from celebi ated pictures, .ncipay by the old masters the landscape scenes, ,de rum orignai sketches taken on the spot wIll, all an In- estng etter-press deser devoted An eX- plantation the objects mentioned in the text. Ths day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY < SEALS, marl2 60 Danehin-st lNOlLET ODOkS .--'rhe updersl gned nave lust 1 received and opened the following rare and .. s Extracts, manufactured by that Prlhcs ot pertE- msrs EIDE, pertmner to Her Majesty Queen ictofia THE FERBEEk ExTRAcT-A delicate perfume
 for the handkerchief and pleasant appendage to the toilet.
 BouQuET ARABIc-An essence possessingt
 most exquisite fragrance and aelcacy. THE ROYAL EssEscE-A new perfume 10 be found on the toilet of Royalty. predominant al the
 Royal drawing rooms, lesees and other resorts of rank and fashion. l. C. DUBOSE & CU,
 mrl3 late BuBose & Rolf, 39 Maier-st.
 INDIA BAGGlNG.--Landing from brig Linden Il lot of extra heavy and wide India Bagglng, ior sale by t. L. ANDREWS A2Io maIch22 cor Com and Dauphin-s -sts JUST RECEIVED-The history of South Caro-
 O lima, from it's first European discovery to its erec- ton into republic with supplementary chronicle O. events to the present time, W Iam Gilmore Simms, author oi the "i enassee," S'c. For sale by @ J. k. RANDALL, Bookseller and maria i .f stationer, A Watch street
 HENRY & SToDDART, corner CqnI and Il Water streets, offer for sale
 i0-4 wide Linen Sheeting, l2-4 wide do do,
 with variety of single and double Dalnask Table Cloths and Table Linen, Table Covers, Towelliux,
 &c. complete assortment of Clothing of all kinas
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04
NEW BOOkS--DOUDLEbaf S SEAkS, ~ 5O Dauphin street, have this day received tue

BOOK oFrhE BoUDOIR; or, the Court of A1H taneen Victoria.--A series of highly finished Portraits oi the British Nobility from orgnal paint ngs by eninelt artists engraved under the supern- tons. A few copies n splendid binding, for sale by
 aprl2 s,,--. N lDOUBLEDAY& x SEARS
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

ArA FOR SALE OR RENT.-The House E:..A and lot next adjoining Col. Geo. Walton Conception street--the improvements are all of the best materials and workmanship. sale woull be preferred, ,-possession gwen on Isl Nov, next.
 nly7 l6tf THOS. P. MILLER x co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

n BELLS. BEST CLARIFIED SUGAR, 20 lO bbls assorted Loaf Sugar, Syrup, for sale by 70 nly21 22tf THOS. P. MILLER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

D OMAN CEMENT,-200 casks in store anc \ D. for sale by ''r ...t
 i,ly29 25c l J. R. TOULMIN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-04

plCE.-ll0 tierces, a fine article, for sale by
 AN [iuy2l AUSTIN & HARDY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD'S OPINIONS

Some time ago had occasion to allude to TIE
opinions of Mr. William II. Crawford respecting
the constltutIonalIty OF national bank. We then
stated, that Mr.. Crawford IN l-29. did retract the
opinions previously enerta ned OF the constitutions
atty and expediency of national bank We al
lrmed that we had heard that distinguished citizen
express hmselfto that effect at that time and short
~ before his death. We stated that we had letters
from Mr.. Crawford which would prove our asser-
ton. We have not had time to search for those do
cuments but on looking file OF our pape
the other day, for the year 1888, found CORES
pondence between Mr. Crawford and Mr.. Mahlon
Dckerson, OF New Jersey. originally published in
oar paper. This correspondence relates particular
~ TO II protective tariff, but Mr.. Crawford in re-
ply to Mr.. Dckerson, touches inc identally upon IL
rational bank. In this letter, dated Woodland,
February /. 1913 Mr. Crawford SAYS:
The publication of the journal of the federal
conventions, and other documents connected with II.
has thrown light upon the powers of the federal 20
vernment. ] believe If they had been published be
fore the organization of the federal government.
neither the Bank Of The United States the a-suinp.
ton OF the State Debfs nor Protective Taril.
would have ever been IN the federal statute book.
When made up my o. mon upon tue Bank ques-
ton III ISL, that opinion was founded exclusively
upon the constitution. The publication Of the Jour
mas winch have now perused for the first time
has changed that opinion. You formed your opin-
ION upon The protective system IN the way,
fore the publication of the journal. and pro5a BY
without having seen Luther Martins report. =
.4gHsta C1as,autioaat,s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
SUCCESS OF THE sUB.TREAsuRy.

No instrument ever introduced INTO the opera
tons OF any Government, crowned by
more signal success than the Fiscal Agent which
Congress has just now foolishy abolished. And of
that the closing OF the Sub Treasury Offices in eve
~ part of The Union VIII soon give complete proof
We have noticed the closing of the New York Of
fee. The same statements are applicable TO
Charleston, where the transfer To the new deposit
Dry, the Rail Road b INK, has just been made
The late Receiver General, DIR. Jacob De La
Motta, receiving instructions To pay the balance
in his hands to the cred, of the Treasury, 10 the
South Western Rail Road Bank, within a few min
utes after promptly rendered the full amount 1t is
equally credlable to add, that in promoting the
Sub-Ireasury scheme, of judclous system of econ
omy, this gentleman, Notwithstanding the large
amounts passing through his hands, performed
solely all the duties of his office, keeping his own
books. making out monthly and weekly returns,
and during the period OF nearly SIX months, incur
red an expense TO the Government Tor printing sta
tionery, &c, ot something less than ten dollar-.
The United States Bank has gone 10 the dogs
not having been able in the of TX years 70
latter last loser to the amount OF nearly 100
600 by It's safe keeping" Tie Deposite Banks
have been now four y"afs in paving over the Gov
ernnlents funds and the whole are not paid vet
another specimen OF ''sate keeping" rhe people
of the United States beginning to understand
wing jugglery, and Mr. Clay Will certainly hear
from them III the course OF three months.-Charies-
ton .NercurU
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.



There - but little hope Of speedy ameIoraton
Of the exchanges. The humbug Of the National
Bank TO regulate has been before the people Tor
long time and has had no other elect than 10 d.
yer, their attention from the real causes OF the de-
ranrement OF the currency. which exists solely IN
ih. fraudulent insolvency Of the local banks Ihos
Instit0tsons perfectly secure IN their neiarots
tricks under the cloud reIsed by the politicians IN
,neir clamor for National Bank. have gone on o.
ternately initiating and contracting their current
md making the people pay exorbitant rates. u TIE
people complain. they talk about General Jacks IN
and the removal Of the deposites, and discuss toe
beauties Of a National Bank. Now that the qucs
ton seems to be settled, through the brmness ui
President TYLER. least for the present, the COM
munty may again turn their attention 10 the acti-
al operation of the exchanges, and practical men,
by throwing aside political preludlces. VIII ready
perceive that the present arrangement Of the cur
,ency arises no. from any difficulty IN transnittIf
funds at a low rate, but IN the depreciation OF the
loo al cufrencies, arising from the suspension oil TN
banks. The merchant III New Orleans wishing to
transmit money to his correspondent IN New OK,
holds a. a means OF remittance that which be re-
ceive. in the course Of his business the ire
deemable issues Of the local banks, OF which there
are 81 900 900 IN circulation. 10 convert these IS
sues into money costs him per cent on the spot,
which is direct swindle of the banks. Having Oh
tnned money he can get Of any respons be broker
sight bill y. Y at par. Instead, however. vi con-
yertnr his shnpasers INTO money, he usually pays
Thorn away directly for the exchange, consequently
The per cent is deduc ed and this u called a de-
rancemen, os the exchanges. five suppose branch
of national bank Is gong into operation, 1t Is said
that i, will sell bills par for its own bills, paya-
bic IN specie. How will that benefit the merchant
TO obtain those bills he must, as long "a the ire
deemable currency exists, submit to the oss ct TO
y per cent. As long "a the local banks continue
sue pc ded they will inevitably usurP the circula-
ton, and the public will be shaved The PLAIN and
only way Of reaching the evil s, 10 make the pres
EFT unjust bankrupt law constitutional, by lnclud-
ing banks IN It's operation. This has been opposed
hitherto by the southern interests most OF the State
governments Of that section are responsible for the
banks The operation of the bankrupt law would
wind up most Of the banks at loss, and the pay
,nent Of the interest on the State bonds which form
sbeir capital would have to be met by taxation The
tax is now laid indirectly by the shave on the bank
paDer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12

The PRESIDENT AND THE SUPREME CoURr.-
Governor Gilmer, of Virginia, in the House of Re-
psesentatves, Odd Aug, thus alluded to the relative
powers and duties Of the President and the Supreme
Court
"A strange and startling doctrine of political es
toppcl has been advanced on this floor, and, be-
lieve for the first 1t that neither Congress
the President, have any right TO think Il believe
quote accurately when the Supreme Court has
decided and all the other functonaries Of Govern
Inent must not only bow with Difference. but con-
form their actions and their opinions consttu-
tlonal organs and coordinate departments, IN the
spirit of passive obedience, aud with the silence of
an automaton to the imperial mandates of that po-
.Itlco judicial tribunal. THIS doctrine. like many
we have heard here. Is pregnant with the fate OF
republican government. II deserves To DO secuted
at the threshold. II would. indeed, circumscribe
eur scheme of government within the narrowest
bounds Of a forensic despotIsm. The Will OF seven
teen millions Of people would not only be eXpound-
ed and interpreted when ambiguously expressed, but
fettered and stIhed forever by the bubbles of law
yers and the cobwebs of technical refinement. The
character Of your free institutions may depend on
bill IN chancery, and questions of empire be settled
as summary action of debt. The Legisla-
tive and Executive departments cease TO be re-
spoBsble, and separate. and thinking branches and
have only to register and enforce the edc,s of the
Judiciary. Such a doctrine subyerts the frame and
illustrates the great purposes of the government. IL
coners power on the Judges not only the
law as IL is written, and to decide rights vested
under it, but TO prescribe what laws may be debated
here or vetoed by the President. Sir, | do not wish
10 detract any thing from the just value respect
of the judiciary. AS a branch of the Government,
it is invaluable and indispensable within sphere,
but that sphere is not political and, like the other
branches. II becomes dangerous when IL transends
It's orbit and disturbs the equilibrium of the system.
The power 70 adudicate-to think for the Pres dent
when he Is called on to discharge the duty under
the Constitution, Of approving or disappearing our
measures. has never been claimed by the Judiciary,
except BY those who hope, were impelled to it
only by the hea, Of debate. would ask the advo-
Gates of this extraordinary power whether they who
maintain the authority here to create national
bank. would acquIesce, or have President TO ac-
quiesce whatever his own convictions might be, If
the Supreme Court should decide against the con-
stitutionality of bank