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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

774 tS.
 Jno. K. Collins and Jos. E. Sheffield, defend'ts. YVNHE BILL in this filed for partition U discovery, 8-c., and at the Spring term A. D.. ISi, of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of sad State ut Mo- bile, the following order made in the cause.
 1t appearing to the court that Joseph E. Sheffield is a non-resident of the State of Alabama, he dered to appear the first day of the next term of his court and answer demur to the allegations of the complanant's biIl it further ordered that this order be published once week for six weeks in some newspaper printed and publirhed in the city of Mobile, and that copy the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from thls date.
 Witness Malcolm j. McRae, Register of the said
 court at Mobile, this twenty-frst day of June, june2i Ste M. J. McRAE. Register. E. [ In Chaucery--State of Alabama--Mobile County. Thomas s. James compl. | .5r M
 George N. Stewart and oth- Ll. lSil
 .zf CTS, defendants.
 . yUyHE BILL in this case sets forth, that George N u Stewart on behalf of himself and other deen dants in said bill mentioned, entered into an agree ment with the compainants for the sale of certain real estate in the memorandum of said agreement described, which said memorandum bears daitsthe 12th day of August, 1S36--that the said George N. Stewart agreed to make good title 10 the complain a ant 8c. ;he bill states further, that the complaint ants relying on the said agreement, gave hls notes 4 anu eNecultu Il Sdiu h'tN"Hii, that he pid the first note falling due. Tine bill char ges that the said Stewart never has made and is una Die to make complete title to the complainant, and prays that the money paid may be refunded, that the agreement aforesaid may be rescin1ed, and the sad notes and mortgage delivered up and cancelled, and for other relief. And at the Spring Tera, A. D. 1S4l, of the Court of Chmcery for the first district of the southern chapcery division of s,il state, al Mobile, the following order was made in the cause It appearing to the satisfaction of the court h..t William PuIvis is not resident in tlis state It is dered that publication be made as to him, requiring him to appear the next term of this court, and an swer or demw to the bill of compant-and 1t IS or dered that this order of publication be published once a week for six weeks in some newspaper printed and published in the city of Mobile, and that copy of the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from this date. a Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said. Court, this twenty first day of June, D. lS4l.
 Attest, M J. McRAE, Register.
 june 2l 9tc ..I1 sl1 t-sa
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ENOK SALE.-lO,OO pcs of slperiof, heavy, 44 i inch Dundee Bagging, manufactured expressl, for this market.s part of the ot. is made in imta- ton oidhe Kentucky Baggng, and quite equal to il in quality. We invite the attention of the Planters and the trade to this article Also, so eols Russian Rope, for sale by siisio eeda A.aPOPE x SON,
 dec29 l4nf .n,El b aaa .i 57 Commerce St
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CHASCERY SALES.

In ChdncefA- Stlle ol AEtlGihlo--hoble Nfihf .tN.
 .SUring Term, 1911 '- Creditors of John Couper, Jr. dec'd, comp plainanis 753 Lyon, Garrow, Curncan, ct al defendants. FUNiIS is a creditors bill for the settlement of the u Estate of John Couper, deceased,
 The object of the complainants in this case, IS to obtain an account from all parties deiendantstn iil- gate the validity of the several mortgages In said bli described as against compainants-to obiaIn pay men into court of all moneys received by any ot the defendants, which have heretofore been received by any of said defendants whether in the State oi Ala baina or elsewhere and generally to settle the estate of the said John Couper, deceased. The bill also prays for Receiver to be appointed and for an ln- junction against the defendants Garrow and Lyon, and at the spring term, A lSil, of the court of cIiancery at Mobile, the following order was made in this
 It appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the defendants Richard Cornican Robt Grant, Fhos Toby, Nathaniel F. Williams, John COuper, Senior, and J Hamilton Couper, Ex 'or, reside out of the limits of the State of Alabama: They ordered 70 appear and answer denT to the complainants bill on or before the first day of the next term of this court or the same will be taken confessed against them. It is further ordered that this order he published a newspaper of Mobile, onre week for six weeks and posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from ihe date of this order. Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said court of chancery this twenty first day of June, D ISI Attest, NJ. J. McRAE,
 june2l 9ct Register.
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MELLOW PINE 3LUMBER.---a95a assorted q Il Scantlipg; SOM l and l l-4 inch Boards; 3M I II inch Narrow Flooring ISM Weailerboar,ls, on wharf ana for sale by A. E. HOMER. -ol
 Lumber sawed to order. Cargo Lumber always, on hand suitable for exportaton. tiaa iebil lS2tf " NTESRss.i MILLER & LQRILI.ARD'S FINE M CUT, CHEWING TOBACCO.--A supply of the above Tobacc2, just received per ship Cotton Planter and for sale by 9'eH" ""l lino 'ss4.'7
 siHrd RfCH'D NORTH, Druggist & Chemist, i. z-sr No. 8 Goytrnment and 45 Commerce. st.,
 ian22 5, near St. Francis.
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T O0k OUT!s-- Ca..ii5a isths Passhf9j Sqtay
 1L An attack uf fl,e aPq<ss may positively pre- sensed by using (whens the prepopitery symptoms sMeials) the eeebnted HAYS LiNIMENT. There
 the United States an immense nuiabsfs wsosave suf-
 etei s,syoi enlrance h,h this ssreadiit complaint, vIo keep themselves wholly fee from a,laeks by ap- plying this Lniment when they feel any symptoms of
 it's approach of this there IS tIs niost pesIefi proof ui M.5. None Genuine' withoufethe naine.ef CON- STOCK &. CO wriitin ent the. wrappers- - -. SOLOMON RAYS,
 sold at No. 2 Fletcher street, N. Y.s@Nisa v Sold byJ C. intJB0SEs& cO'sAeeptaand Dra HAYWARD k'GArEss Mshilei t xlaS ia q
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~ UNPOWDER TEA.-3O boxes. u choice arti-
 M cle, for sale by lmay2Ol |. HULL& SON.
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ltOtiEN'S, RHEUMATIC EMBROCATION--
 CThis remedy, so celebrated for the cure oI' chronic and inarninatory rheumatism, srains, swell iings ofthe jeints, from the improper njudicous
 use of mercury, nmbago, &c.lis for the first time
 offered to the people of the South, although long
 known and used, as the certificates testify at the land uwiyalled Those afflicted with the above com plapts. will find immediate relief on tr,aI of the Embrocatioll. For sale by the Agent Al march 5iid TO ia-ss n. .iCg DUBOSE & co. lisiai hiArss maa sgil tu .g.f No 30 Water st.
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t( (toMpOUNDHSNRU oFsi I.IyERW oRT, sS4 tHfpafiea Ifiiobq.) )-TFor the cure of pulmon- " and flepatic afiections Coughs Colds, Consump- ton, Splitting of Blood, 3c.t The reputation which this article .iverwort) has obiaincd ia the treatment of Consumptions, Splitting of Blood, Liver Com paints Coughs, 8e. and the great uncertainty there must always te inlt preparation of decoctions the mode in which this plant has been usually adminis- tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmaceutical Manu pdlations, has led Us to make concentrated Com pound Syrup of a uniform strength. kasIsrX
 MEREDITH, HENDERSONs& Co. N. B.-N0ne are genuine without our written 'DJ- For sale by the single bottle or dozen by
 'o' RICHARD NORTH, 33 Government, 'al febl9l ssslq gso1 adl ssand +5 commerce-sts. M EtVl lB0QKS.--D0 B UBI.EDAY q SEARS, 50 4y Daphin street, have this day. received the fol- Aiaswortli's new HistoricaI Romance. is. The Tower of London, illustrated by Cr,ikshank, complete in one yoluipe,, r..,f....f .I, 4
 Master Huinphrey's Clock, by Box, No. IT.
 The Rural Life Of England, by William Hewitt, author of svisits to remarkable plaees,s &c from ihe 2d London edison,i corrected and revised in one vol Svo.
 Visits to Remarkable Places, old Halls. Battle fields, and scenes illustrative of striking passages in English History and Poetry, by William JHowitl, in 2sois, l2mo'en son T .aisasE ssl hassls febll
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nR. TAYLOR'S BAESAM I0F LIVER Ac WORT.--As this highly popular Medicine for diseases of Liver nand sLungs and also for the flesh IS most extensively coanterfetedLthe public should be very cautions anh pnfchase onty fhe duly slfintei aAgens.q Or My sole Agents in Mobile, lafe l.s ID uBQSE K co. s Pisass renerabsr thv ss |. GEO ,l TAYLOR, A.YL0R, M. D., 375 Bowery,N.f
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lie also will Keep on hand select assortment
 fresh Garden aai Field Seeds, Beens and Teas, zN.B.f Orders from ile country filled al ile short est notice, E M feb T
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In Chancery--State of Alabama-Mobile County. Thomas s. James compl't. .f -sr.lyf r 36S W .Il vs ,g |. .g..- Spring Term, 4. ?. George N. Stewart and oth l-l La g l9il.
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ID TAGGING, ROPE & TWINE.-The subscri- lb 'beru having been appointed AeEsrgfor the MAYsyILLE MANUFACTURING Co. will be con- constantly supplied and can fill orders for Bagging and Rope to any extent, on favorable terms. The quality is unsurpassed by any Factory in the western country. e3 ,il,i4 e lst .sss 4s. - -..s |,
 Daily expected direct fromthe Factory-A
 f 300 pieces Bagging, 300 coils Rope efl '4fsaolsziHimo9 FRANKLIN ". McCOY,, | EIan27 l59Kmo le,', ,.7,g,,, t 69 Commerce st.
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In Chaaeery--Stlte of Alabama- Mobile County. scz C; 5: x j. H. pak'"' eomp'ts' Spring T,ym,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-04

ven II they hal the whole world to choose from
it would be the height of injus,ce-it would be
ungenerous-to abandon Col. Paine for the al Is
Of John Tyler aud his cab full of Virginia ubstrac-
tionists--the main reason of all our disasters.
What honorable politician, what whig will be gull
~ of adopting such a suicidal policy? The bone
and muscle, the health and strength of the wing
party in Vermont have honored him with their
suffrages. While many Of the party were repos-
ing in apathy, under impending disasters, in the
midst of Presidential yetoes and threatened Sena-
toral prescription of northern, freenen, tiosnty
one thousand Wings, unterriied and undauntel,
went TO the polls and gave him their votes. And
he deserved them. | know him well. have
known him long. A more straight forward, hon
orable, highminded man cannot be found in Ver-
mont. truer wing breathes not the air of New
England. And under such circumstances shall
he be abandoned by a,vhig Legislature? II this
is to be Whig 'policyII for one shall not long be
reckoned among
THE WINGS OF ADDISON COUNTY.
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GREENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FOR
KOIING LA DIES.

TIME trustees of this Institution, after personal
i quantance of than two yeas with The Principal
Rev l. Langstrsth and with his in teaching
able To add their testimony TO the high recommendations
which furnished him om varions sources among 9th,
by the professors of Andover Theological Seminary,
and the Faculty of Yale College AS scholar he
elevated rank and teacher he inei esling
and thorough possessing The haPPes qualifications for
eing elevang influence the mind and heart Of the
young Having feen tutor in Yale College, and having
also been much engaged the instruction of young ladies',
he has had ample opportunity for acquiring experience in
partmenls of instruction. by ladies who have devoted much
time 10 similar pursuits While he exercises constant
supe the whole system ofnsructon he devotes
The greater part of every day 10 his school the higher
branches in Mathematics Ancient Languages and PHI
osophy bring under his sole Those VINO remain in
the school sufficient length Of lime will be carried through
systematic Of study and furnished with the oPPor
tuniy Of making substantially the same acquisitions
| arc embraced in Collegiate education.
Instruction will be given in French by native teacher
of superior qualifications who will reside in the family and
converse in French with the pupils The Institution Is
strictly family school, the number OF boarders being limit
ed to Twenty-Five which enables the Principal and his lady
exercise constant and parental supervision over each
pupil, ce.,, o c ,h ., ,..,,.;c.,
and saubrous in the valley Of the Connecticut and is dis
only days journey from Boston Albany and New
York with each Of which cities there daily communca
ton 1t places for religious worship tor Trntar
and Unitarian Congregatlonalsls, Eplscopaians and
Mehodss at each Of which the pupils can attend as di.
rected by their parents
The building is elegant and spacious and surrounded
by extensive and ornamental pleasure grounds which oher
unusual Inducements 10 nvgoratng exercise IN ne open
air. The situation is believed TO be unsurpassed by any
other in New England. The Trustees feel assured that
this school affords unusua facilities for thorough and &C.
compshed education, combining the solid ana useful with
the DO ito and They have marked its influence
on thor daughters cutvatng habits ofthough aud
application and directing their minds to the highest and
nobes objects OF pursuit. They would therefore commend
il to par ents and guardians school which they may
commit their children and wards with entreiconhd"nce
There year, Of twenty Two weeks each,
and two vacancies Of four weeks each -
The ut term will commence on the second w ednesday
Of November. Circulars containing terms, &c will be
furnished application to the principals or either Of the
Trustees. GEORGE GkENNELL, Jr.)
| DANIEL WELLS,
| ANSEL PHELPS,
| FRANKLIN RIPLEY, }Trustees
| H.-H NATHL Z. RUSSELL,
| GEORGE 7. DAVIS,
| SAMUEL WASHBURN,
Greenfield, Mass September ls4l, / TX
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AT THE NEW YORK CASH SIORE

ME subscriber takes this opportunity inform the
n public that he is fill ng the old store formerly
occupied by w w CALDWELL with decidedly the largest and
most desirable stock of English French and American
DRY GOODS ever offered in this vicinity, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz Eng French and Amer
lean prints, from 10 46 per yard de andes, satin
stripe and Chay Tsome splendid patterns Onentaeens,
satin stripe drape De Eet. for Ladies cog%s; English,
French and American mernos, printed Saxony cloths
Gnghams White and Red Fl,nnels; Goats Hair Camles.
It. Lutsrngs black and blue black Gro de Rhine Gro de
Swiss and Gro de Naples dress Silks black white, scarlet
and merno Broche, Tartan plaid Satin Brocade, Wool
net, black Fille Cemenne, and Damask Silk Shawls,
splendid of Fancy hdkfs Hosiery Lace wells, Edg
ings, lnsertings Bradings, Ribbons, Musns, Lawns,
Cambrcks also large and extensive assortment Of Eng
German and American Broadclohs Cassmeres Vestngs,
Satnes; large stock Of sheengs, shr,ings and tick
ngs at greatly reduced prices Batting Cotton yarn wick
ing, &c. &C.
The above stock all bought in New York with cash,
and at prices corresponding to the present state Ct the
times and for CASH they will be sold lower prices than
can be bought in this vicinity.
Ladies and Gentlemen please call and examine for your
selves J. ii. RAMSDELL,
Montpelier, September s, ls4l. 20
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STATE OF VERMONT,

washington County s..
Jackson A. Vail, Washington County Court April tsim,
VS.. A. d. Is4i.
John Gale,
A CTlON Of debt on bond for thousand dollars
N Dated February 9th, 1910.
The said John Gale not having had personal notice of
the tendency Of this suit it is ordered by the court hee
thath be notified thereof by publishing the substance of
said suit together with this order, in the Vermont Watch
man and Stsie Journal, printed at Montpelier, in said
County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last of which publ
cations be at least thirty days previous to the ng Of
this court at Yad Montpelier The third Tuesday Of Ne.
yomber next which win be deemed sufficient notice the
said defendant to appear said and make answer
he zee cause. STlLLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.
Plaintiff per Sc. %
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STATE OF VERMONT The honorable The
District Of Bradford, SIS. Probate Couit for said
Disnct-To the heirs at law and all concerned in
the estate Of Theodore Barker, late Of Bradford, in
SAID District, deceased, tsstate;
Upon application Of George w. Prichard, exec.
" utor; Tor license cell the wsoe real and per-
sonal eslnle of said deceased, for the payment Of
debts and legacies-It is ordered that hearing be
had upon said application, at session Of said court
To be holden at Dustn's Inn, in Vershre, 10 soio
District, ON the last Tuesday Of October next, at
| which lime and place you may appear and make OBJ
lecllons, and give bonds for the payment Of said
debIs and egacios, If you ace cause. And it is fur
her ordered that notice hereof be given by publish
ing The same three weeks successfully, in the Yer
mont Waterman, printed at Montpelier, previous tc
said hearing.
Given under my hand and seal Of said Court Al
! Bradford IN said district, this 2Slh day of Sep.
TENDER d lS4l
"a SIMEON SHORT, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
District Of Bradford, ss. ! Probate Court Tor said
DistrotTo the heirs at law md all concerned in
be estate Of Moses Moulon, late Of Bradford in SAID
District, deceased ,testate:
TTPoN Application Of George w. Prichard, exec.
" utor, for license, 10 sell the whole real and per.
sonal estate of said deceased orthe payment debts
and les ocies,-lt is ordered that hearing be had
upon said application at session Of said court 10 be
hslden at Dustin's lnn in Vershre, in said district,
on the lust Tuesday OF October next, at which time
and place you may appeari you cause, and max
your objections, and give bonds Tor the payment Of
sand debts and egacies the law requires and it
further ordered that notice hereof be given by pub.
liz ling the same three weeks successfully in the
Vermont " atchman printed at Montpelier, previous
to said hrarlng.
Gwen in Probate Court aud under The seal ihereo
at Bradford, in said District; this 2sth day Of Sep
tcnbrr, A d 1871.
"a SIMEON SHORT, Judge
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FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!,!

Making per cent assessments for the year,
said per cenage 10 be the original amount of the
premium note without reference 10 endorsement and
to be paid to the Treasurer his Office Montpelier
before the 20n day oil Oc 1871 being the day Of the
nual meeting of said Company.
Members Of the Company will please rear in mind that
good chance will be given them forward money by
the members Of the Legislature, and is hoped that
will fail 10 avail themselves Of the 1spPor unity.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, August 9th ls4l.
The printers Of each weekly newspaper in this state
requested publish the above notice three weeks
lively and forward their bills by the members Of the Legs
lature for payment.
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BROADCLOTHs,C AsSIMEREs AMI
VESTINGs.

FROM NEW YORK, Cheap for Cash.
GENTLEMEN wishing for and Fashionable
" Garment, respectfully requested to call r. X.
RIKERS Draper and Tailor State Street, opposite the
Bank, where may be found large and general assortment
ofBroadoloths, Casslmsres Vestngs Of all
His stock Of Cloths is entirely new comprising many
and elegant patterns, and having been purchased the
advantageous terms will be sold at prices which will
satisfy all who wish to purchase fashionable Garment
Stocks BosGms, Cellars Suspenders, and every Other
article of Clohing usually kept in Clothing Store.
Talor's Trimmings Canvass, Padding, Silks and Wors-
ted Sorges Coat Cord and Binding, Fancy Silks Velvet
Vestings Needles, Measures, &c.
September 20, ls4l. %
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MARRIAGES.

In Ellington Connecticut, on the 2oth ut by the Rev
d. Brockway, Mr. N P. Walton, junior publisher of this
paper, 10 Miss Amanda Farmer, Of the former place.
In Sraford on the 22d ult. by the Rev, Aaron Buzze
Mr. b. G.. Fisk, of Bethel, to Miss Amelia Morey, OIL
Stafford Also, by the Rev Mr.. Green, Mr. Royal Burn.
ham, to Miss Nancy Hbblng, both of Straford.
In Charlotte the 29h ut, by the Rev. T. w Good
man, Mr.. George Francis, of Bethel, to Miss Mary M
Pease Of Charlotte.
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LEONARD CLspP,s ESTATE.

LEONARD CLhPPS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Cour,
Washington District, ss. ) holden at the Pro,
bate Office in Montpelier, within AID for said district,
on the 27th day Of September, l64l:
4 Instrument purporing TO be the lat will and
n testament of Leonard Clapp, laie OF Worcester,
in sod district, deceased, being presented 10 the
Court here by Polly Clapp, the executrx therein
named for probate it is ordered by said Court that
session of said Court, 10 be holden at the Probate
Office, in Montpelier, the 10Th day of October,
ls4l, and shew cause, any they may have, against
the probate ofsad will for which purpose, it is fur
her ordered, that copy Of the record Of this order
be published three weeks excessively in the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal, printed at Mont
pelier aforesaid, as soon as may be.
A true copy Of record.
Attest. GEO. B. MANsER, Register.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

UsIfIcT OF HanuOIpH, 81
To all persons interested in the estate Of La Fayette
Blodgett, late OF Brookfeld, in SAID district, de.
ceased directing.
wv HEREAs, PEebc Blodgett, the administrators
w on the estate OF said deceased, proposes 10 set
tie her administration account against said estate,
and present the sumo for allowance at a session OF
said Court to be holden at the Probate Office in RAN
dolpb the 9Th doy Of October next, at ten o'clock
in The iorenosn: Therefore you are hereby notified
to appear ot Bad time and place and obj ct 10 the al
owance OF the same, If you see cause.
Given under my hand at Randolph in said District
this 25lh day u September, A d 1871.
"a WILLIAM HEBARD Judge.
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tn sTNGERS!i

TUNHIS day received large quantities OF me Modern
ii Psalmist Boston Academy, Boron Glee Books and
all the late musical works published. Singing Schools
can be supplied with any quantity cheap for cash al the
Bookstore Of K. p. WALTON d SUNS: L.
Montpelier, Oct. !, Isal. Ss-u