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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

NEWARK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE l\ D. B. CRANE & co, Manufacturers from Newark, N. J., invite the attention of theirtriends and the public, ther splendid stock of Furniture, such Sofas, Sideboard, Centre, Pier, and Com mon Tables, Wardrobes, Sc. &c., which arc offered at Manufacurer's prices ut 37 Water st, next door to DuBose & Co.'S Drug Store. dec
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

~ ARDEN SEEDS.-Just received and for sale M wholesale and retail at the new Drug Store No. 30 Royal street, the following GARDEN SEEDS:
 Fall Marrowfat Peas, Early Frame Peas, Carleton Peas, Extra Early Peas, Green Imperial Peas, Blue Prussian Peas, Early Bush Beans Qaaker Beans, Horticultural Beans, Speckled Valentine Beans, Large Lima Beans, Extra Early Corn, China Tree Corn, Tree Onions, Assorted Flower Seeds, and a arge and general assortment of all kinds used in this country. Said seeds warranted the growth of lS4l, and good as Landreths or any other
 dec14. J. H. WOODCCCK.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

NIEW AND REASONABLE 5 DRY GOODS, lV MILLINERY, etc..-Just received per late arrivals, from France. (via New York and New Or leans) splendid of rich waterd and plain Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets unsurpassed in beau ty of style and quality of textures; large assort. ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps chdrens' Hoods Leghorn Hats Dunstabe and Oriental do !; lO-4 rich Shawls and Mantillas deep iringd Satin stipd'd Challies plain and plaid Mouse de Laines French Prints, col's guaranteed; ladies and gents Kid Gloves; blk Bombazine; heavy and rich Chan tilla Veils, &c. &c.
 GJ9 The Millinery department will be conducted by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves
 -..sss J. A. SMITH, successor to no5 If P.CULLEN. 6l D luphin-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

EpURNT CORN ACADEMY. The third ses- HD sion of this School will open the first Monday of Jan'ry next, under the of JYo. B. CLAUsEL, where will bc taught, in addition the usual branc es of an English Education, Latin, Greek, the Math- cmatics, Sc. Mir. Clarsel IS native of Virginia, where he graduaed and the subscribers proud in offering to the public ripe scholar, imbued thoroughly with southern feelings and justly appre ciatng southern interests The site of the Academy is remarkably healthy and remote from those pests of the young drinking shops, stores and other places of public resort.
 TERMs.-For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Sc. $20 per session, or s4 month for shorter period; for Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammer, Ssc., $Sl5 per session, and for the primary branches S9 per session.
 Board may be had in the neighborhood for $S per month JOHN WATKINS, )
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

lENfPE, PRESSES, INK, &c.-The ndersigu- h ed, Agents for Messfs Wm. llagnr X Co.'S, old established Tyre and Stereotype Foundry, are pre- pared receive orders for all descriptions of Type, plain and ornamental; Presses, Ink, and all other materials used in printing.
 Specmcn Books, comprising a large variety of new Type and Ornaments, can be seen at the store corner of Wafer and Cont streets.
 decS VIM. II. BUNNELL co.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

ID from steamer Alabama direct from Cincinnati, l, for sale by [dec5l VIM. II. BUNNEi.L & co. c SUGARS.-40 hhds, choice article of old crop S Louisiana; 100 bbls prime N new crop, land tug from Creole and for sale by
 decll MARSHALL S ROWE TVABLE SALT.-A few boxes just received and Il for sale by
 dec10 CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL. DOTATOES & ONIONS.--200 barrels best I Maine Potatoes, 100 bbls best Maine White On ions, on consignment and for sale by
 dec1 ltf J. H. RIVERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

AgA FOR RENT--Three Stores, No Is, l7, l9 .GG;A on cast side of Water street. They will be rented separately, together and is desirable oca- ton for any business.
 Also-The Store No. 10 on west side of Water street late in the occupation of Obear & Phillips.
 Also-An Office the store of D. Wheeler No Water street. The above premises will be rented at very low rents. Apply to ln6l J. EMANUEL.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

FENIIE undersigned having sold their stock If Iron A and Hardtcare to Mir. O. MAZANGE, bey leave to solicit for hun continuance of the patronage o customers. 8G~Ihe office of the subscriber Is re- 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., 1841-12-24

Burnt Corn, Sept. 2l. sep24 50Tfftin1 IN CONFORMITY with the last Will and Tes A lament of Joseph Raby, deceased, and to carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and in con- formity with the order of the Orphans Court of Mo- bile county, granted the 18th day of October, 1S4l, I will, on Monday, the Sth day of January, 1912, ex- pose public sale, in front of the court house of Mobilc within the legal hours of sale, all the personal and real estate of said Joseph Raby, as follows, viz the Negroes Willi, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three chdren Household Furniture; also, tract of Land lying Bayou Golden, in Mobile county, con taining about 300 acres; also tract of Land at Full ton, containing about 4S acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Raby.
 Terms of sale months credit, with two good se- curities JOSEPH KREDS,
 noy2O S2f EXecutor.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

fgl CARMELlCH CONFRCTIONARY-Th -h subscriber has the honor inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile that he has on hand and will constantly keepa full supply ofevery kind o CoNFEcTIoNARIEs, FRUITS, CANDIES AND CAKES of the best quality and ofhs manufacture, such as he has heretofore had the pleasure to furnish them; all of which he will sell at wholesale retail for the lowest prices for cash.
 He also has a large assortment of REAL HAVANA Cigars of the most approved brands, which will give delight to the lovers of good article.
 Country Dealers supplied the most moderate Terms. T. CARMELICH,
 s E nG h,1Irhin md Enannnnl afa
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.--- lJ Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tha- lhe copartnership in the Iron Foundry basinsss at Mobile, known under the name of James Curry & Co.,, has been this day dissolved. All persons hav
 ing claims against said firm account of tho Mo- bile Foundry, will please present them for settle ment. [oct29 65f JAMES CURRY.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

MEDICAL AND CULINARY HERBS.-At MI Gates's Drug Store, 106 Dauphin street-Sage, Thyme, Bauc, Catnip, Pennyroyal, Horehound, Peppermint, Spearmint, Motherwort, Life Everlast- ing, Comfrey Root, Sweet Majoram, Poplar Bark, Saffron, Marshmallows, and various other domestic Herbs, Barks, Roots, &c for sale at
 nov27 GATES'S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

f. AT E. RoBBINsoN's CHEAP vARIE- ~A8 TY STORE-Just received per ship Hector.
 u large assortment of fashionable and low crowned broad brimmed Black and White Gentle mems HATS. ALso-Fine Russia Beaver, and low priced Hats Likewise. received per barque He- and Cotton Shirts: do Flannel Shirts; which will bo sold very low for cash at the sign of the Mammoth Boot, corner of Water and Government streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

VETHARF NOTICE-Whereas, much incon1en- W ience and great loss is experienced by the pro- pretors of the wharves. from the present mode of shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given thai from and ailer the first day of November next, no dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of tlie wlarves with merchandise for shipment, without the attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgment from responsible skipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage, or payment of the same made in cash.
 scpl3 46 titan A.J. JUDE, Wharinger
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

DEA-a OF MAJ. HArGHTos-Ne announce with sadness
and pain the death OF RICHARD HAr6HTos, EDITOR ano
Publisher OF the Boston Atlas who while making arrange
reuts for his immediate departure Europe IN the stea
ship Acadia, struck with apoPezy about II oeiOek on
Saturday, and expired almost Immediately in the 4i year
Of his age
Maj. Haughton had been for many years connected Th
the press and for years Assistant Editor OF the
journal OF Commerce Of tbs City. He established ne AZ;
las 1890 and b. energy enterprise eaTsssness and nee
pcndcnce mas gradually built uP De one OF the eaAs
Wing journals Of The Union. For early and comprehensive
Election Intelligence it stood without rva il the country
MAJ Haughton always engaged expresses arranged Tor ad
ves and personally sperntended the collection and trans
mission OF his intelligence. By this and great io
crafty OF outlay ne enabled anticipate all his coei
poraries and make paper famous throughout the Onon
Mai Haughton was man of and generous feelings
and Great independence Of character He ea-y took strong
ground n favor OF Gen Har-on nomination for President
and did much 70 ensure ha result No in the Union
did more While the eeven,hhour supporters Of the Gene
raj were crovvdng Washington eager and carnorol' Tor
.spois Mai H. promptly declared that he should ask and
would have Office. Such he in e-not iaultess but
generous enthusiastic and warr-hearted-On the morning
Of Saturday the following notice appeared in the Atlas
Mr. Haushton the Proprietor and Senior Editor OF tins
Journal will sail in the Acadia this afternoon for Liverpool
Daring his absence he will leave the editorial department OF
The Atlas under the sole charge of Dr. Thomas NJ Brewer
Junior Editor The business transactions OF the Office will
also be conducted BY Dr. Brewer his authorized agent and
attorney
Six hours later. and he cold in death vanity OF
lie vapor of the wind brea,hes on it. and il is
gone for ever
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
TOWN ELECTIONS.

KINGS County has elected Wings and D.
i Williamsburg disputed W.
orErys County has elected v B. Supervisors TO W nis
as usual There Is great Wing majority IN Noh
,ead which i. lust abou, balanced By smaller v b. lO
ire. irihe other
ALBAyr COUNTY We believe has elected Wings &c 20
ONTARIO Co. - Whg 70 8 v B. as usual
Toxpsly: Co Wings to '. B-l loss.
WAKRry Co. I V. B. to Wing.
YA-Es Wings TO 5 Van Buren, a last year
The general result OF the A,rl Town Elections Is less ID
; - rho ybir. than the vote of last fall mere are
to causes for ts-no reasons for il, BY any
causes The first Is the stupid insane impression or at '
nc,ece among the constitutonally sluggish portion OF our
nartv that having triurphed last fall. and elected Va"
President we have nothing more do Tor the next tour year,
but enjoy without farther effort danger the abundant 's
of that ycor This ielsion has lost Us louo votes IN m
Civ and 10000 in the State the Spring Elections. 1t i
enough to break the heart of listen 10 the excuses
Of cer,ain class Of Wings negectng the monentou'
uty of voting One wear have been beaten so often
and so certain of being that they have no heart TO
do ov hing The next year will be that we have
forre the enemy 50 numerically that there nothing more
to do-bev are certain to lie e,cd for the next century
So one way or another these shboodcd patriots save ten
minutes year by negecting to vote and lose the u
of months labor in consequence. through the bad measures
and roigate the incompetent and unfit rulers whom
their votes would have turned or kept out OF power
The other of slight rebuff Is the crazy itch tor
Office which has seized large portion of the Wings In
one town three four be Postmaster and some OF
them ve benevoen defeat the Wing ticket lest It's success
should advance the claims rival OF rivals by increas
nr the political consequence OF their leading supporters
By Just such basencss this the Wings have lost score OF
tosns at the late Elections Don those who did the mis-
chief descrrc office exceedingly hope the Wing asccn-
dancy MAJ last till they get
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

Ptckpockets Arrestcd-Two Pickpockcts arrested
Phadephia Friday last after they had succeeded in
robbng several; They had stopped before farmer in High
street market and while engaged in pricing butter
he slipped his hand the honest farmers pocket and alb
stracted thereom his pocketbook The farmer seized the
knave Immediately and hcd him until officer
rived The other thief took his heels and escaped for the
time, but being induced BY his curiosity follow his
panion the police office, he there recognised and
nabbed.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

The Honorable ScoundreL-It will be by reference
Police Reports that the Forger Mitchell has fairly
dsanced and cvadcd his pursuers. The story that Officer
Bowyer traced him Wheeling TO be mistake
he woke up the wrong passenger and back wise
as he away far the Hon. Mr.. Mtchelrs where
about CONCERNED.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

Perjury Casa. F. DOwnes auctoneer has been COM
mitted jail in Cincinnati in default of bail the sum of
10000 for perjury The examination said to have de-
yeoped schemes OF vainy Unprecedented the history
roguery Cincinnati Downe. has been doing an extensive
business auc;ioneer and commission merchant for
wear or so past.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
Nrm=fcrk IenisIaturr.

In the SENATE Thursday he bill in relation TO the col
lection of Hospital money NcwYork and the bill chang
inc the location OF the Seventh Ward Bank scve
read a third time
In ASSEMBLY report made against the petition of the
Public School Society of Ncwlork for appropriation to
erect school houses in said city.
Bills to incorporate the Trustees Episcopal Fund of the
Western diocese OF NewYork and incorporate the House
holders Mutual Insurance Company Of New-lork. were
passed.
In the SENATE on FRIDAY Mr. Lee moved rcconsidcr
ton Of the rejecting the Assembly bill relative to JUS
ccs' Courts which carried, and the bill
mitted.
The bill incorporate the Sons of Herman in the city
of New-York was read third time and passed. Also
bill for the relief of the Orphan Society of the city of New
York 10 incorporate the Nicholas Society OF Newiork
10 incorporate the American Tract Society; relative the
Atlas Marine Insurance Company of Newfor TO incoPo-
rate the Sun Mutual Insurance Company Of New York and
in relation the Lunatic Asylum.
In ASSEMBLY Mr.. Broadhcad from the minority OF the
Committee Roads and Bridges reported tavoraby the
praye., tho y,ei,;oner< for bridge the Hudson
River at Albany.
Mr. Kelsey reported resolution directing tho Attorney
General to discontinue all further proceedings against the
Phnnix Bank, upon paying the and charges thus
incurred This resolution debated until the adjourn
nent, but without coming to any question.
On Saturday the SEyArE. after having passed several
bills of local nature Committee of the Whole
the bill relative the appointment of Receivers of moneyed
corporations. The bill discussed a considerable time
ard finally passed the Committee.
In ASSEMBLY Mr. Swackhaner offered resolution the
effect that the Governor be requested communicate the
House any correspondence he have had with the General
Government reference the Of Mcleod whether
any arrangements have been entered into by said depart
nlcnts.
Mr. Hoffman moved refer the resolution to the Judi
cary Comnee with instructions bring in bill directing
the Attorney General poAe pros qui in the of
Mcleod. Mr. H. argued great length the adoption of his
notion contendng for the proprey of its passage, and
addition that safe conduct should be granted Mcleod
his home
spirited debate upon this, which continued
until adjournment, without coming any question.
The Fire at Nortk Bend.-Grcat uneasness was caused
by the that General Harrison. dwelling a, North
Bend had been destroyed By fire the lh inst The Gin
Gazette of the 18th learns from direct information
received that city, that the building had been fire. but
only the upper story of the wing sustained any material
damage The and this destroyed without
understand the loss OF any furniture, seriously inconve
fencing the afflicted family
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

% William H. Griswod, the young man who robbed the
Bank OF Western New York $780, few weeks since was
tried by the Circuit Court Rochester on the 18th instant
convicted and sentenced the Auburn Prison for four year
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

rT All persons who WANT back huinue. ,,'s., ted 70
.rs;hune whether three or inl @ ar .rnnly
- ord 20 this Immediately we
them aop may not be able to 90 50 70,
a., S or, fsnd. and cheeruly do as long as "e en-
to-day
ITO our Friends down town.-FoI the & e1I,e NJ "
s,.,,. IN the First Ward, Ne have arranged WIZ h "
OF os' - H.,cban Ne- Wall near PeaFi-sHes' 20
sire SUBSCRIPTION, and communications for he S
I he opeu ther. the favors oi our iriehus lg
III dsyk every weekday and those ~ishns 70 pe W
p.per will please their names VITA ' l,, llI
a~avs for .ale a his News-isooHl fr'ce' oh' IN"
s.,.;., i, plea.e pau the Carriers sixpenc- per
~ ,onder themselves but dealing 7ln mem
onIy We sell our papers the Carriers and ioSk TO ths 'ns m
,,, W. do not pay advance from City SuD-c'eT
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

~ BENJAMIN r. Barker, of Henrico Co. Va. ia aancQs,
-, von Rnrcn candidate for Congress in the Kid c.
cressiona District.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

% The President has recognised James Winthrop An
drews Consul of Greece for the port of Boston, John l.
Hede. Vice Consul of Portugal at Charleston S c. and
Moses Patten Consul of Texas for Bangor, Me-.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

y Thomas urquhart. Esq one ri tho Oldest and u.
respectable citizens of Ncw-orieans died Oa the s n
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

q James A. Psarce nominated the 18th inst as
the Wing candidate for Congress III the Second Ds;rc of
Maryland Although several candidates were befr, me
Convention the utmost harmony prevailed
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
New-York Charter Election.
THE RESULT.

We haze length complete of the Ward canvasses
trourho,, our Cir The tonl vote for Mavor follows
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

q Hon VIM. B. Sheppard, of the Orange District, n. c.
mas published letter declaring that under circumstances
could he become candidate Congress the approaching
election
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
By this Mornings Southern aaii.

~ We had no Washington Mail this morning.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR AND sEyA,

April -. III
sUFfoLKJohn H. Goldsmith southod chancer,o
place OF Charles A. FLOYD.
ARaNrJeremiah H. Bates Albany Inspector general OF .V
and heading, re-appolnted
CaEMuScrhomas Dunn Elira notary public re-appond
SrsusEaolver Peak Painted Post inspector ofiumb Ps
Of William p. Gardner. =,
ALLEeANy-samus s. Hagh of Cuba supreme court cOuH
CHAurAuQur-GeOrgew Tev of Silver Creek notary pubic,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Ldad OUtcers
GARREr ELKiS Register of the Land Office at Spring.
field, Illinois, vice Marvellous Eashlm
JoHs BEARD Receiver of Public Moneys at Crawfords,
vie, Indiana, vice Ambrose Whitlock (appon,ed hs
place OF Marks Crlme,) who declines the appointment
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
From tie Snn OF Saturday.

,-cx f;xEE1EY-If be wishes us TO ~rite I'm " % - 80
oEp ~ S ~ n,u spapers he mus; hrst 20
and learn e He must mCreOssI 10 @ published
.ale acc 49, Jourus last winter win hop Of
th sa He must dead ,o@ens net 2 Sfas which
i1cs OF NJ - ,r,,s refutc,i and uy answered n our b,t
T ara l. d all this we shall feel indifferent 10 any
- -, r,,tc n rs y ,h his dagger OF ia,h.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

Ner-Eaglaad Clergy-In recent Convention at Bos-
ton it was stated that statistical returns from the whole Of
NeEngland showed the average individual compensation of
the Clergy to he but $500 per In OF the
the salary from three Eve hundred and large portion Of
them get bu, 500 in cash
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

SIR Allan NacnGb-The Hamilton Gazette Of the 9TH in
that Sir Allan Macnab has been dismissed from
te Office of Queens Counsel and that James E. Small Esq
had arrived Hamilton with instructions conduct the
Crown prosecutions throughout the Western Circuit Sir
Allan had expressed his d.pprobaon of the policy pursued
BY the present Canadian Administration and had been
his remarks upon the character the Governor General
Senator Preston.-The Charleston, 5. C. Courier says
that Col Preston and his family have suffered severely from
ndsposi;on since their his residence in Columbia
His specd restoration hea earnestly desired that he
may be able properly and promptly breast the storm which
his enemies are brewing for him.
% President Tyler moved into the Executive Mansion
on Thursday last Mrs Harrison junior, and her with
Mrs Copeland and M Henry Harrison, nephew and grand
nephew OF the late President still remain the Presidential
Mansion
Tire CafoHc Canreh,-Bishop kennck, OF Philadelphia,
mas requested the Catholic cler of that diocese observe
the d.y of fasting and prayer designated BY the President
reference 70 the loss sustained by the nation the death of
Gen. Harrison.
Nes-Eaglaad Clcrgy-In recent Convention at Bos-
Ton il was stated that statistical from the whole Of
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

y he Hon. Alexander II Eyerett. Of Nsss,cbnset,s
mas been appointed President of Jefferson Coegc $, James
Parish Louisiana, and has accepted .bc .pDont.ep,