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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02


Ehs Pehnyiyaaia Telegraph, IA reply 10 the
sisae Of The government oaieisi about "esueus
ose'a'orshiP" and he "denobeiauon of m,
Whis presses" very properly states the ground
81 compliant sgainst Pfsndsnt Tyler "The
Roint 81 issue Is DOT the establishment o. an
v. States Sank, Frseal Agent. or a Y,,eal Cor.
pofntion- u b. vhe,her Or no, rh- P,.,,Ssp,
hes proved himsslf soatsisnt 70 ne pr.seip,,,
% Ne party which sisctsi him uh-iber tbs
nffay ~ his ihdiviiual op aloa araia,t he y.
tFHa deeisioa q our sapfsms Csari carried sot
he eei'gaiieAs 70 obey ne eous,tstsn aaI The
hss' whether here is net 90 ineo1.i,,s,ev ss8
PusTiiity IN ~ altered vieEs q hls uars,sg, A.,
N oPening q tie ezra session sad hr, Two VETO
@essaEssi vhsiheF he has hot outfsssI snl
iasoiisd The msmeTy q Hauissn o. % -apro.at-
ing men - ne vsry oaies, u uh.ca hey ucfs
dsPsired By ikat psinot. sho a. och p~fgonaliy
opposed 10 FsmoFals sn sccoaai q his natural
hindaest u heart fsit ta iaig o. the American
people - reaovs TIE sgsais u hat highhaadsd
sad gianag mn.veuslion IA od.cs ahich had
2FafiT Pfosifaied re eoaaify uhs.hsf BE- can
sEPeei - carry 0ui 10 reforms donaafed ~ its
saitoa, While oar pubiio departments arr latest.
81 - q 81 q m@, Who are 'eondrmned 20
hsva 81 itching Pslm, 70 sell SD nar ihsiF o.
ees 90 sod 70 undsservsn1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

John QuiHey .ddams. Quincy Pa.
iriot conIrsdiets the Tepor; that Mr.. Ad.
ans would decline q recollection 20 the
next Congress. on the authoriiy Of Mr..
Adams himself, who says that he shall
be ready 10 serve his commitments ~ their
representative "a Congress. 90 long as
they may require his services, snd his
health permits him 10 discharge the du.
ties Of the Office"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

~ sketch q .hs hfe Of DE ste Bthsp Moore
% v.fgiAis. published 10 ,he Nehmoad psprn.
ihs fallosinF Interesting fact islatsd 49,
There D.. believe, % ~ dsv. IN 81
stephens Church, an bondAils mopu.
ment 10 The seal and efficacy Of hi,
Bishop Moofs'sl ministry ubiA iheFs
When The whole church bah become
crowded. every pee. not only iDbs boSy
oi the ebogch. bot also 10 TIE ralAss g..
ing occupied. genilsmsn raile4n ibs
Rector aad spplisd Coz q pew we b
none vs. The isply. Will you rsrti ne
70 build one vas The ansser Wberass,d
The Doctor. there. over he galleh 4.
Esinsi The call said the psTsevsrin,ap.
plicant Bot how Will you gaia 49,.
10 q said iae DocioT-B Getting e III
door 10 The sal and building q Prits
sia.rWsy oetnse Of tho church. ss,dk
zsalous nan. And ihefs. ! uoieFslsl
high % sgainsi the sall. u ihtt % a
ihis day, 3 lasting memoual 81 psafot
zeal. adsliiy and sioqushcs. sueh 81 o.
aaiais,sFs q Chgisi are ehssfsd By
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
STATE or TnE GAME ~ NEW ron,s.
1860

BY This IL viii he seen that the total votes Of
the State are 1865, less now than shsy were in
ls&0, and hat, While the Opposition have p0lled
within $4,000 votes ~ many new a. they did
then, the Wings fall more ihar $4,000 votes
shori Of their poll in 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

D.. Gfssa. eho . lettering ~ pbvs,o,ssr -
Mes Yofk, dsuuuhsss iishtlaeingt 81 ~ ve~e.
ssd iighi-a'sa,iaE byths nsn. ne declares y -
- be vsli gfousSsd oViaioh, Aai s.sohol la 80,
usfo fssirueuvs 10 nsn haa sofsstr y us.~..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
Jefferson County, SET.
OCroRER Is ISII

OtIOBLH 10, 1871.
Jssepk " Brosn, HIM GraHihan. Isaac H..kl.
.Itrsdth Helm, JaeOb Hes, Rev. .aI4rsndsr JOns,'
John c. X Taylor, Jacob Ms7gsn, Mann p. AtL-
ssH, G"ssS ID Moore, Robert SIsmoHs, George ".
Turner, George b. Sisphsnsoa, CharIss Harpsr
and RisAayd HiIEG@s, are this day appointed by
the Court School Commissioners OF this county
for the ensuing year. Tests,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

RsSi0Aaiion ofa u. S. SeAaior.--Ths
Hon. G. &. Clay. United States Sena-
tor from he State Of Alabama, has re
signed bis sea. ia that body. His resiRna-
ton hss been read IN both Houses Of the
Alabsms Legislsturs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
Effect Of Ere. Trade amons Slo.nakers.

Egtef of Frss Trade among ShoeRakeTs.
A Lynn Shoemaker his been showing
through the columns Of the Boston Atlas,
the effect OF Tree trade on shoe m akers.-
The facts stated by him are important to
be remembered by the trade. Here in
the vest, we know that our shoemakers
have bard work 10 eomps,s in prices with
the boots and shoes OF Lynn and other
places in the east. The latter have near.
ly driven the former out OF the Market
The Lynn Shoemaker says that they are
TO be entirely broken up and driven from
the field. when the present duty 10 redu
esd 20 per cent; that as the duties now
are. they are nearly ruined. The French
boots aud shoes. which are we'll and fash.
ionAbly made. and last long. are now i'm.
ported and sold at prices less than the
Lynn folks can cell. The boots which
sell in this country st 81 90 per pair
can be- imported and sold of at - 90
duties and charges added. The Imports
ton Of these boots and shoes last year
numbered II. 932 pair Of ladies' shoes, be.
ing an increase Of over 400 per cent in
eight years; and Of gentlemen's boots
6,SiS, pair, being an increase Of exceed.
ing sixteen hundred per cent in eigh
years. This is great increase. II IN.
der the present duties. the increase and
effect has been as stated, what will be the
effect on eastern or western shoemakers
under reduced duty. or under the oper.
alton Of free tradel Can shoemaker
prosper' The Lynn Shoemaker thu,
speaks as TO the effect 90 himself and o.
theirs there; For myself | shall say
With the :awyers."non Ii eoutenders. an d
shall pull up stakes here in Lynn, and
emigrate west ward into Midd!esex coun-
~. where | own very pretty farm on
which can live comfortably. ard no,
run any risk Of losing the earnings Of
twelve years labor"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
a Voter and Mechanic.
Smithfeld. Nov. %. lS4I.


With all due defsrsres to our correspondent.
We think the mere agitation Of the question Of
succession" is at this time premature. We are
working. men ourselves, aud may therefore be
considered As having all proper sympathy with
those who labor in any way, bu; really We think
a mans profession, II honorable, il neither q
just cause Of preferences nor exclusion in look
ING for delegates. But is il respectful TO the in
eumbenis to talk about supplying their places
before they even take their seats, and without
inquiring whether, according to custom, they
desire to submit their acts to the approval or
disapproval CT their constituents,
Besides. 1t NAV not be improper TO state, tha,
one Of our delegates served an apprenticeship TO
a mechanical pursuit-ihAi he Is skilfuI and IN
genious-and II aeeessiiy should require il, will
be ready to ply the tools Of handicran with as
much alaeTiiy as any mechanic in the communi-
~. The o:her Is emphaiIcally a nottingham,
who holds his own Plough-ean mend IL, IL need
be,-driVe his own team, SOW his own wheat,
gather the golden 'heaf, aud dispense justice as
fairly and firmly as any man in the land. And
moreover, both are gentlemen in all the trait,
that render men estimable in society, and in
qualities Of head and heart are good samples Of
Jefferson Whggery-tue and rusty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

President Tyler. 10 bic address 10 u
people Of the United States. Lid, ~"n
the rule that every office hold, loaao
guilty Of having engaged 10 'ne WoiA o.
eleel,Obeefisg. should 3. d''nis. IL
Has that rule .thus sols.anly promulgated, .
been adhered 60; Are not hundreds sod
ihoussnds Of .,fies- holders siill retained
uho are FaoWn 10 have been among the
very lcadesi and most violent Of ell The
bra . iofs IN every political canvass Are
there not hundreds snd thousands Tetain-
ed. whose violence IN elections has been
told 10 the PreadsRi. end proved BY the
most overwhelming testimony
what excuse cen his minions q the
press give ior bis utter diuegard q The
rule Of Official conduct prescribed BY him.
cell fog himself - LOwsUiiis JDurHsL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

The trial Of C. F. MIrcHELL, recently
Member Of Congress from Western New
York. on a charge Of forgery, termin a;ed
on Tuesdny afternoon. The jury were
out about tive hours, and returned a YER
dict OF gully. Recommending him. bow
ever, to mercy" on The ground. sppar.
emily. Of supposed arrangement OF intel
leet. His counsel have filed exceptions
10 the verdict.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

ANOTHER MovE IN FINANCE Colo
net Monroe Edirords ahas CaldlreH, the
ForceT. Col. Edwards, we learn, says
the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times, has
just commenced a suit in the Supreme
Court Of n. Y. against Brown. Brother *
Co., Edgar Corrie, Richard Vaux aud
others OF this city, for the recovery Of the
monies, SC, amounting TO over fffy thou
sand dollars. taken from him and attach
ed as the property Of those upon whom
he committed such extensive forseries in
this meridian, He has also commenced
\ suit for damages in the sum Of one hun
dred thousand dollars against the same IN
divi6ualsl
In New York. the enterprising Colo
mel. who by the bye, appear, to be quite
Gu fat in forensic affairs. has also brought
an action against o. NJ. Lowndes, ESQ.
snd "those who have acted with him IN
endeavorng TO commit him, for assaults
aud battery, false imprisonment. SANDER.
trover. SC. SC. while Mr.. Lowndes in re
turn has succeeded in getting a number
OF new indictments against him from the
present grand Jury"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

a wise msn % old once said. .Thoggh
10y Df.iss Tool in mortar. vet all
no' Dee folly depart irom bim We 49,.
pose We ioois q solomens Rav. like ~
r " iooi' Of iha prsseot. fslt ihsmsslvss
bound 70 @a'aiaia ftsiy esansies-y
lfsaiastlff EsafaaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
FoR THE Ear Pass.
A SUGGESTION

Is not this prope, time 10 sgi,s,e the
question, who shall bs the candidates next
Spring 10 represent this county in the
General Assembly Now. in full vie W
OF this question. permit me 10 ask why is
Il thai the mechanic 10 seldom or ever
though, Of TO be thus honoredi lei be-
cause he has not talent. education. re-
sPeeisb'liiy. disposition. or any other re-
quisite qualification Or is IL because
there 10 none answering this description
found 10 our county who are freeholders'
! think not. Let search be made, and
doubtless there may be two selected and
elected. who can and will represent US
we'll. Let Us try.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Sai''iiss % 70 a. 'afssperaaes ososo
~. sonrtefs 81 hf Tfassssrs Pla,fssfiwg
zoe report ~ TIE agsnt q ne Tepo.,.
'ss fenileniiafy has been published
'hoving he condition 81 ii ior ~. 49,,
years sndiog 10Th sspiembsr 49, 4,
sPpsan tbsi here usrs ia eor,iei,
y. 80 I. - insmsht The babiis II part
o. tne's eaLviets afe ihus stated
coas,asay srunh =.
eounoa ffuntafas
T.a..essi'g dfassi ssi soasiaai dfsss. 81
AlsaYs isnprras
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Bill Johnson.-A fellow representing
himself to be Bill .Johp.en the piraticAl
hero OF the thousand isles. IN company
with a woman, who. he says, is his dsugh-
ter, has been making considerable drafts
on the eredulity and the sympathy Of the
people Of different portions of the country.
His last essay seems to have been upon
the citizens Of various counties along the
southern border Of Pennsylvania. II his
identity as Bill Johnson could be proven.
be would richly merit the attention Of The
officers Of the law Frederick Eraminsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Jawrs MtssHsLt. Ksq. u WinchssieF has
been surrssied - be AlsFandna Gazette sna
Rehmoni Whs, - a suitable person 10 6ll
Judgs lockers place On he Couu ~ Appssis'
Bench les probable one % he ssnior Jsdre,
Eili be y ale President u he Court. and m ,bs,
event Mf Mamhan m.ssi vel BE- pfes,s4 n,
he vacancy. u u eonssisd 81 cd pbo tsov
him. that be has lhe publications peculiarly
Guns bin for he uan1n. Hsi ss.,d 10 49,,
many Of ne rails q BIS iiiastrous k.ssm,s
rhs late ch'sf Jail,os q be Uaiiss States
O. Is siaisf o ne Phnsisiptia u 8. oas.us
thai Taoass a. CoeFrs veil knoHn a. a veie-
ran Htgsfiaa IN ~ teti days Of fhe drama 10
ne eoauirF. hal beea spPoiniei - ths once q
9iitafr efors Keeper. 90 Ne U b Afssnal.
nesf Fraukfofi, Rs uhich l. q shofl ditisues
tom Philadelphia
eBrhs e ishing care q ~ famiiy. Il vii
b rsmsnbsfsi ihai ~ Robsgs Tyler. soa q ne
PSssitsai, nauist Mist Coorsr. dsuskisI " o.
Vsus.saaa above saaed Ash q kighiy srns1
izdY ~ u ne.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
whr aonr d, WING. DOG a0r.s.dsrs-.N.s

Why donr the wings sing n0~-s'dsJs--.Ns''
Era.
Because our hsrps are hung upon the
willows, and because ihere Is now no
music in our songs. You have put ns
out Of tune. but no, out Of temper. awhile.
Anon, We will be as musical as IN times
past. and with as much effect. while you,
who now boast. will hang your harPs upon
the willows. and ehsunt. but without
melody. your own downfall. Every dog
has bis day. a. every event has its time.
II 10 yours now 10 sing. The words Of q
Log Cabin Song" once like the melody
Of sweet bells, are now like sweet bells
j,pgling out Of tune and harsh" When
we string our instruments. good neighbors.
il will unstring your hearts. Think you.
the Eagle Of the cir will long bear 10
quiet the hootiug Of the owp Believe il
NOT. even though now our songs stick in
our threats. like the Amen" Of Macbeth.
-Nsr York Erpress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

tOeH uauts9 81 ths stare -
- Dee z c 5iGAFOssE a CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

A foolish story started some time since
IN "a essisrn pfint. snd has been since
eEisnsvsly copied. he puFpoft Of which
is. that the body Of Gensrsl VIZ. u. HAa.
aIsOa. uhsn examined preparatory 10 I,s
femoval, ezhibdsd appearances Slowing
that be same 20 be- death By poieos--and
supefadding that ne belief that speh y a.
The cause Of he dssih. was gsinIng crossed
81 Washingion. We bad regarded this
story a. TOO ridieuloas iorsquiFs ssfsialion.
No sssA suspicioa Uas gpatfa n o. safer.
fsiafd 81 asg II fAs esraifiss IF rruoral,
~ Asars u " fksa fSsa eag ysgsoa sAaf.
sssy - Wattfagfss 81 sifnstsrs.
tciaeiassi Osasfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

F0rF go'gg E1st-The Csllipolis 90.
hiol Journal Of tbe llib uli. states tbsf
""hin ihe laHi two o. three ureks no.
= ards Of D! 600 hogs have passed thr5gyb
Ihai place iaE The Eastern market 60.
% 'hs ofofss numbered Is hisb A. .,i,oO
order. go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Ma. wpr-The following communication
NC copy from the Norfolk Herald;
Messrs. BRoucHToN-AS you doubles:
feel an interest in the political position OF
Mr.. WISE, i will state, that on Monday,
the Slh inst. MFR. Wise addressed the peo-
pie Of Northampton, in which address he
CO. operate politically with the Loco Fo-
SOS; that while in the private relations
Of life, there were many Of them unex-
cep:ionsble, yet, ssa party, be believed
them totally unp:incipled. and had no
confidence whatever in their political in ..
tegrity--ths, be was no "third party man
was for no organization OF par,ies-,hai
while he could not support Mr.. Clay. hav-
Ing had reason 10 change his opinions OF
that gentleman. yet he would sustain any
other Wing for the Presidency-snd tina,
as for Martin Van Buren,, (who would
probably be the Loco Foco candidate for
the Presidency he shrunk from the idea
Of ever giving that individual bis support.
Mr.. w. also declared that Mr.. Tyler was
out OF the question-ihat neither party
would support him-and he also expressed
the opinion that Mr.. Clay was equally
broken down with Mr.. Tyler.
As the Loco Focos have been eagerly
pressing their claim 10 this distinguished
champion Of the Wing cause who harm
ed them more than aEy other one man
IN America and IS the political position
! of Mr.. w. in at least two important points
has been misunderstood, have ventures
TO make TO you this communication.
BY the above, (says the Baltimore Patriot J
John Tyler. Henry Clay aud Martin Van Blu
Ten, are killed outright by a single blow Bonn
basles FurioSo could not have done morei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

~ h'ssissiPpi has applied the sponge
70 htf oHa public debt, she ought nov
~ sh means, iosPply !, TO the private
osD'. OF all her citizens. After repudis.
ing Der own debts. with Ebat Ace e,o
soc AK o. expect her citizens 10 cav
'heiis p LotiSriIls Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

The S. Louis Republican mentions the arr.
Val q two hundred aHd fny Mormon. IN ,ha,
siiy' hom Engiand. by way II New orleans.
they are gong 10 Nauvoo, lhs ely Of toe Lat.
scf Day Saips.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

The English pA,srs state that the bills
Of mortality 10 sondon have been greatly
increased To- year by the absolute desii.
tulica Of IN immense number Of families.
OF 2sJoO Journsymen tsilors. in that ei.
Z. IHWlO are entirely out Of employ.
msni' The situation Of joutneymsn pnn.
'sr, 'hosmsksrs and others, IL equally
dePlorabls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Departure Of fAe -A1isfad .7frieans.-
These personsges. thiTiy-fve in number.
being ell that survive. embarked on Wed.
nesday last. at New York, for Sierra lie.
one, on board the barque Gentleman. &C.
coupanied by The Rev. Mr.. Steele, Rev.
MIR. Raymond and Mrs. Raymond, mis-.
sionaries, and Mr.. Mrs. Wilson, teachers.
From Sierra Leone they anticipate no diff
hculiy in reaching their own country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Melancholy -deeident-Tll 10 with feel.
ings Of HEARTFELT regret that We record the
dealh'of our late esteemed friend, Mai.
Cornellus B. Hiie, Of Frederick county,
We. We understand that. on Wednesday
last, he was busting in the fields in the
neighborhood 81 bis residence near Mid
dleiown, when, becoming fAtiEusd, he
placed himself upon . fence TO rest, with
bis gun directly below hin in = perpen.
disular position. and that IN the ailernpl
20 raise IL up, II went of. lodging the
whole load 10 the lower part Of us siom.
Aeh, and causing instant dealt.
fUYasl-ssr Rspubhssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Flour going 10 EHgiand.-The New
York Express Of Friday says There is
suddenly large export Of Flour to Eng
land. From ten to fifteen thousand bar.
rel' have been engaged to go by the Lon.
don and Liverpool Packetls-the rates OF
freight beginning at Pa sd and closing at
Sc to former, aud 2s sd TO the latter
There is also an increased quantity of
Cotton add Naval Stores, shipping, which
causes an active demand for freight, and
al improved rates. 10 England.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20
NEW rUBIICATioNs.-DouBLEDAY X

lN SEARS, 36 DauphIn-st., have the following; Iacidssis of Whaling Voyage, 10 which are ad- ded observations on the scenery, manaers and c,s toms and ssonary stations of the Sandwich isanus ss: a,npanied by numerous lilhograph'c Prints, by fsnets Allyn Qlmsiead.
 fXe Nat.Dai History eC .Soeiay in the barbarous and civilized state by W. Cooke Taylor, Esq L. l.. D. NJ. R. A. S., iii 2 vols.
 TEs Philosophy ef HiNory; in course of Lectures, by Frederick Von SchIegel, with memoT oi tlie author, by James Buston Robertson, Esq in2 vols Ffdenieafs Jfom German Prose Writes; translated by Sarah Austin, with Biographical Sketches of the Authors, vol.
 THs Lafs asd Tmes of Cranm9;b by the author ol "1',ree Experiments of Living" &c. vol.
 IAe Lifs and 1Smes of Martia Luther; by the same author. inc author of .The Kinsmau,' 'Gny Rivers, &c.
 Poeical Rsnsaias of the late L,,cretia Maria David son, collected and arranged by her mother; with biography ny Miss Sedgwick;
 PanfoLagy,. of Systematic Survey oi ituna' Knowledge; by Roswell Park A. NJ. vol syo; 4 TYtatise on the Church of Christ; designed chief k i,r tue use of students in theology, by the Rev I've Early Esghsh CA,geh; by Edward Churtoa N, A.. with Preface by the Ri. Rev l.. si'''na' Ives, D. D.
 A Liscon,se cD.esniag Prayer, and the frequent! ing Daily Public Prayers, by sSimon Patrick, D. ID edited by Francis E. Pagct, N. A,
 Dises Aori, Le@s 10 De; hy Christopher SaitoH ID. D., u new edition.
 f;sdiv Mediaiiens upon the most Holy Sacran'en of the Lords Supper,by the same author.
 .Sacra Privata; The Private Me.Iatons, Deyo ,,ons aad Prayers of the RI. Rev. Y. Wilson, D. ,l T1ouehfs ia Paa Years; by the author of iie Ca the.lsaL 5e,
 Part 2nd Family Sscras, or Hints to those wh woaId make Hoae Hap, by Mrs. Ellis, late Ms s,,.ckaev nosl5
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the IN entire stock and trade of MeOsrs. l. HALL & Co. hess leave to infarm bis friends and the public, that he designs keeping constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EbGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the ol stand, corner Water & Hitcbcock's Alley
 He hopes by unremitied attention to merit n share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors. OFiDE MAZANGE.
 no,b 69tf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

nx COMMITTED to the jail of the couaty As of Decalb, Alabama. sn the 18th July, lS4l |, N one negro man u runaway slave who calls M. his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. Samuel Pucke,t, who he says Is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four oy five years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two scsrs on his e-head, about five teet five inches high raiher stout, his iron, teeth ahoye are wide a. pafl, The owaer is requested tn come forward prove praperty. pay charges and take him away or be will be disposed of as inc law directs.
 JOHN NJ. LANkFORD,
 nova 66tf Sheriff oi Decalb County.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

PRESCRIPTION or COpARTNERSHlP.--- II Notice s hereby givea to all concerned, that ll,e coparu,ership in the Iron Foundry business
 a,obe, knovn uadsr ibe aame of James Curry X Ls has heei ,,s day dissolved. All persons hav- tug 6lsims against said firm, account of the Mo- bile Foundry, will please present t'em tor settle ment. (oct29 65tf JAMES CURRY.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20
THOMAS s. ROACH, Register, ocr29 65tE By JANIS McCoLL, Dep'ly.

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKE COUNTY
 ORrHAs's CouRT, Sept. Term, lSIl. FlNHIS DAY cnme FRAEcis BETTis, Executor of N the last will and testament of Mathew Bettis, decessed, and suggests to the court that he ha. duly administered the Estate of said Mathew Betis, and pra,s the court Er an order of final settlement: WhereuIwu il is ordered, that Saturday, The 30,h duy of October nexi, at ,he' court house of Ch,ke cay be appointed for the settlement of the accounts of said exscntsr, and that publication of this order bs made week for forty days iu the Mobile Com n,ercial Register and Patriot, newspaper prned in tle ely of Mobile tb2t all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said areounts. copy from tLe minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 oct26 63t40ia Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

HyOBACCO.-l0O boxes assorled qualities, toI l sale by Ino,l5Kmol JOHN GREELEY.