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TYR. CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE AGUl
 HY MEDICINE. q safe and certain cure for ChiL

nR. CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE AGUE D MEDICINE, sqte and certain cure for Chils and Feur, in all its complicated forms, also, efcc- ssal remedy for Fepers e epery description. med cine is offered to the pubic a safe and certain cure for the chls and fever The proprietor asserts, and without fear of contradiction that this medicine is equaled by any preparation in the United States for the cure of chills and fever- has been well test cd by the proprietor in extensive practice during which time he has prescribed it in thousands of cases, and has never failed in single instance in performing cure the first day. He has been ndu- ced to offer it for sale the public from the frequent solicitations that have been made upon him by mum Der of persons who have been relieved at once by the remedy, after long and repeated trials with qunne and othe. articles have failed, which are commonly recommended by physicians for the of this most distressing disease. For sale by
 jyl6 MOSELY & Co.,, Agents.
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SELECT SCHOOL-A Select School will be S opened in this city about the lst October next, under the of the Rev. s. WRIGHT and LADY, in the building on Government st., formerly occupied by Mir. Kemble.
 The number of pupils will be limited to forty and under no circumstances will there be a departure from this rule. No efforts will be wanting to make the institution elevated school of intellectual dis cplne sound learning and moral culture, and the time to furnish the best facilities for an orna- mental and polite education. Lessons will be given on the guitar, piano and harp by Mrs. Wright, and in the other branches of the ornamental department by lady who has been for several years highly ap- proved teacher in the celebrated Troy Female Sem Inary.
 Vocal music will be taught to the school according to the system of Mir. Lowell Mason, of Boston, with out additional charge.
 The academic will consist of two consecutive ses- sions, and thus afford opportunity to the pupils to be absent from the city during the sickly sum- mer months without interruption to their of study.
 No scholar will be received who cannot read we'll, and those somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- ferred. Rates of tuition made known at the com mencement of the School.
 REFERENCES.
 Rev. W. T. Hamilton
 Messrs. Harrison & Blair
 Rev. s. s. Lewis
 Hon. T. P. Harris
 Messrs. T. & J. Sandford
 Wm. Sayre Esq.
 Rev. T. s. Witherspoon GREENSBORO.
 Rev. Robert Nall MARION. The Journal will please copy. aug2 27
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nISSOLUTION.-No is hereby given that A/ the copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned and Elisha s. Futile, under the firm of James Futile, was dissolved the 18th ult. by mutual consent. The said E. $. Futile having sold and transferred all his interest in the late partnership concern to me, forwarn all persons against paying debts due thereto, to any person but myself, my written order.
 aug4 25E SYLVESTER L. JAMES.
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by J. D. MONTGOMERY, D. CFk innnl l6 7cw

JOshau P. Brown ] ORPHANS Court of Mo-
 Estate of bile county, June 18th, l54l This day came T. Sanford the administrator sI said estate, and produced to the court, his accounts and vouchers as such administrators and prays the court for an order of final settement-whereupon il is orr dered that the second Monday in August next al the court house of said county, be set for the final set tlement of the accounts of said administralor-and il is further ordered that this order be published week for forty days in newspaper printed in the city of Mobe that all persons interested in said estate may attend and hear the settlement of the ac counts of said administrator.
 A copy from the minutes. Attest,
 june30 l3Ct VIM. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-25

hzA SPRING HILL PROPERTY-The sub sS scriber wil sell, or rent moderate terIns for the season-the House and lot Spring Hill, well known as his residence, together with all the out houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, adjoining the above, occupied during the summer of 1887 by Wm. Bloodgood; there is good we'll of water aud all nec essary out-buildings on these premises.
 Also-another Dwelling, well suited to a small family. Apply to
 nav5 25lM0 A. BATRE.
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NOTICE.-Whereas Letters Testamentary hay- lN ing been granted to the undersigned by the Ho- norable the Orphans Court of Washington County, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and those having claims against it to present them legally authentca- ted, within the time prescribed by law, they will be barred, this 29th day of July, 1841.
 w. F. BOWLING, }r,. aug4 27Mw R. s. BOWLING. SHAe'"'ois'
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-25

ELOUR.-50 bbls fresh four, just arrived per 1' steamboat Echo, and for sale by
 jy26 F. w. Mccoy.
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CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM, A. D., ls4l. Larkn Collins, } Attachment for s2s7 38, in the Joel A Roberts Jasper in the State of Mssssppi. p G THIS DAY, to wit: May 18th, ls4l, came the plaintiff by attorney into court, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction of the that the defendant in this is nonresident of this State and lives and resides without the limits of this State; it is there fore ordered by the court that unless the said deen- dant do appear here, before the first day of the next term of this court give special bail and plead, judgment will be entered and the effects attached will be condemned and applied the satisfaction of the plaintiffs demand: and it is further ordered by the court that copy of thls order be published in the Mobile Commercial Register, newspaper published in the city of Mobile, in the State of Alabama for six successive months.
 In testimony that the foregoing contains copy of the order of said court in the case therein stated, l.
 Larkin Collins, Clerk thereof do hereto put my and the seal of said court, this 18th day of June A. D., l84l. LARKIN COLLINS,
 july6 l5 monthly Clerk said Court
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STATE OF ALABAMA. First Chancery District of the Southern Division of
 said State at Monroeyille.
 Ann c. Bell,
 No13. vs. }1N CHANcFRY, May Term, ls4l John D. Bell. at Monroevile. nN motion to file supplemental bill, in the case - stated, which motion is granted by the Court, and the bill dscloses that the defendant is non resident It is ordered that publication be made week for weeks in the Mobile Commercial Re- gsler and Patriot, newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, commanding the said John D. Bell to he and appear before this court the first day thereof, be held the first Monday after the fourth Monday in November next, and answer and demur, to the said supplemental ball the same will be taken as con fessed. From the minutes
 Attest, THoS. s. ROACH, Register, uly6 l5ct By JAs. McCoLL, Deputy.
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!, iG ROBERTSON & co.

A.xA FOR REAT.-A House and Lot adjoining osiah Wilkins, the three mile creek. The house contains four rooms with all necessary out buildings, and the lot six and half acres of land ready for cultivation, with fruit, shade and ornamen tai trees, well adapted for summer residence. For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, or to the undersigned, 4s Dauphin street.
 ,nax 20 26Ctf l. C, GWIN,
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&zA FOR RENT.-The convenient Dwelling G:S House, situated on the north side s. Michael St.. End door above Conception, will be rented low until 1st Nov, next-rhe house contains six rooms, closet, pantry, Sc. Possession given immediately, apply to I. c. BUBOSE & CO.,,
 ap29 246tf 39 Water-st.
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TllKON OMETEkS.-lhe suL crtbrr res ec luI 2 V informs CaplaIns and Masters oi Vessels, u,a he Is prepared to attend to repairing, regulating A asceI lanmg the rate Of CIihONOMElEkS. As he Is full, aware oi the importance tU the Navigator of Knowing the exact rate of hs Timek keeper, the ser, ations for tune will be made with good nstIu- meni aud by careful observer qualihed- by constant practice anll a competent knowledge Oi tn, branch, ensure fully confidence in their accuracy.
 A. l.. CUAN, Clock & Watch Maker,
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BOUQUET ARABIc-An essence possessIngt most exuuislte fragrance and aelicacx

ENRY & SToDDART, corneE Cont aud A Il Water streets, offer for sale-
 lO-i wide Linen Sheeting, l2-4 wide do do,
 with variety of single and double Damask Table Cloths and Table Linen, Table Covers, Towelling, &c complete assortment of Clothing of all kn1s as usual. maria
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SKETCHES of Conspicuous Living Characters m S France, containing Thers, Chateaubriand, La maritime, Laiitte, Gsizot, Beranger, George Sand, Mime. Dude.aHt, &c. translated by K. Nj. W ash with potraii of Iheirs-Just received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, marzo 50 Dsuphin-st.
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xEA FOR SALE OR RENT-Thp House E:::E and lUi next adjoining Col. Geo. Walton on Conception street.-the ImpI osenients are all oi tue best materials and workmanship. sale would be prpterred.-possession gwen on lst Nov. next.
 iul,7 I6tf THOS P. MILLER co. .sEA TO RENT'-A House containing elg airy E:aI rooms and very spacious attic, with galleries ou each story in front, situated near Owens Asa Pages Mill on the north side of the Spring lhh Road, about four miles from the city and oultl Oi a mile from the road-hasing good Stablins, Cor rage House, Kitchen, excellent well of water, and large enclosed pasture for catlle-a in good ofder The Garden is large and in a high state of cutya- ton, having every vegetable growing, required for family use. Apply 10
 inne2 Inf ROBERTSON & co.
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OO PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS Of

2OU TIE BIBLE and aa a,s~s ,n " at .s Lq1d New, cheap, and valuable publicaIion-4JO pages SSo., hne paper handsomely bound-con ssting oi Views in the Holy Land, together wth sy oi the the most remarkable objects mentioned la. ibe Old and New Mstanlens, representing sacred historical events, coIHd from celebrated pictures, lGlncpally by the cid masters the landscape scenes, .ade rom original sketches taken on the spot, wuh sl an nl- esting etterpress descriptions, devoted ts an panaton the objects mentioned m the sscGed text. Tins day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY \ SEARS,
 marl2 5O Dsu.shin-st.
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LNEssn DkUus x MLDI, iNLs--k L. II V athins $ Co, Druggists, corner oi N Na,ef sS [ ftancIs sts., ate now receiving IheT spring sLPEiy Oi Fresh Dlngs aud Med,ciHes; among Mhirh al DasOI Oil, hhubaib Jalap, Iaonel, ,(luinihe, salls Oiun, &c. all ot winch VIII be disposed oi low h cash, good paper on moderate tune, county n,el , chants, plly sIcias and planlels, Invited to gI
 as a cali, beioTe purchasing elsewhere. IA sse
 k. L. MAI nlAo X CU, Druggists 3 mr26 2IS cor N aler X tIancls sts Il
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BUsIN Ess CARDS.

H0USEHOLD FURNITURE, DESkS, g.. | AReneral nssortment of the ateststy ylss by J. C. GWlN, 32 Wotr and IS DGuphH strses, | ianl6 MOBILE.
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AA TO REN7-untit ths first day o( Nou. nsrtt iss: The House on the south west corner of Church and St Emanuel street,-a very desirable situation for summer residence. Appyto
 McGRAN & NOONAN, anrl2 232tf 6St Michael street.
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kzA TO RENT.-The second story of my store VEL on Darphilsstreet, well adapted for family resldence will be rented low to good tenant until the lst November next possession given immediately
 mrl0 2O4tf J. c. GWIN.
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100 Coils Russia Hemp Rope; 344 do Northern 4OO Rope; 400 kegs White Lead; 5 halfpipes J. J. Dupuy Brandy, just received per brig Wash ington from Philadelphia, for sale by
 mlyl5 ROBERTSON & co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES


In a few weeks will be published a new edition
of the American Dictionary Of the English Ian.
guage, in large Octave. elegantly printed, with
addition to the Vocabulary If the Qnarto, VI eight
or ten thousand words; the whole number being al
least eighty thousand. This number exceeds that
in Todd'S Johnson by more than twenty thousand:
that in Richardson's Quarto, " thirty-tiIe thouS.
and This edition contains also other valuable I'M
nrovemen's upon the QTarto, which is acan0wi-
edged in England a. well as n this country, to he
The best English Dictionary eXtant.
shall offer. to Inv fellow citizens, this work,
not perfect indeed, for no mar can make perfect
Dictionary of our copiu> language, but one that
opportunities to a complete work Of the kind. In
this work are cor ec,ed errors which Gishgure tho
best writings IN the language, the common YER
sion Of the scriptures, the language Of some OF our
laws, end that Of periodicals and newspapers
errors which are read and taught in oar schools.
/ shall present this work 10 you in full confidence
that in the development Of tie primary principles
| of language and Of the manner IN which angua ges
have been formed, it j. the only work vet publ sh
( ed which furnishes theory which is Substantial y
correct.
/ The abrigment Of this work and all ny other
publications. my History Of tine United States, NY
Grammar, nv Manual Of U,ef! Studies, Esmeh.
tarv Spelling Book, and The supplement to il, Oh
! Teacher. are or soon viii he made cUnfurnab.e il
orthograp ply 10 this large dictionary.
/ Inow have finished WHIST am lhie 20 Do for cor
rec'ing and improving our language, ami laying
the foundation Of its aatl9Hal character; a languaC
q o'e. Whatever reman> 10 be done, fellow ci.i
zsn>. depends On you and yUar children.
If publishers Of newspapers will aid ia giving
Icirrulstiun To tins notice. they will very mucl
obIige me and probably some of their readers.
y. WEBSTER.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

GtrThe Inauguration Of the new Governor Of
North Carolina John H. Morehead) took place
on Friday, the list instant, on which occasion. al.
ter taking the oahs Of office in presence OF past
Governor Dudley, the Judges of the Supreme
Court, end both branches Of the Legislature, Gov.
Molehead delivered an address pertinent TO the
occasion, the following passages Of which esPe-
cialy deserve circulation; the first for the moral
truths which it inculcates, and the other for the
vindicaon Of the sovrei ynty Of the States which
it includes
"Nohng so surely indicates the happiness and
prosperity Of people as numerous schoo-houses,
well filled during the week, and churches well
crowded on the Sabbath; and the latter are sure
to follow the former. II we desire to perpetuate
our glorious political institutions, we must give 10
all our people moral and intellectual cultivation.
That man who improves his intellect for SIX
days in the week, and on the seventh endeavors
10 give it the proper direction from the preceps Of
our Holy ReIigion-who learns TO do unto others
as he would they should 10 unto him--thGt man
1cW nerer become Tyrant, and can nerer be
nude sldre.
believing, as do. that comfy and good feel
! ing should exist between the General Government
and all the members OF the ConIedaracy, shall
endeavor, while have the honor to preside ovel
North Carolina, on every occasion that may offer
| n meet them with that courtesy to which they are
! Justly entitled-and which due self res pect and
the dignity Of our State require should he shown.
al will cheerfuly yield to the General Gov
eminent all the power to which it is entitled
from fair and proper construction and interPre
tation Of the Constitution; while, on the olhe
hand. shall carefully maintain protect and de
lend the rights which pertain to our own State.
II shall be extremely careful to see that Nor
Carolina, when she speaks IN her sovereign char
acter, has right so to speak-and, when she doe
speak, through her great Seal-the emblem Of he
soUreignty-while Ihare The honor 10 control il
ii must be. ii shall be, respected
The days Of our political existence, unde
our present happy form Of government, are nun
bered, when the States shall permit their sol
reignty TO be cOntemnsd. and their great seal I
be Scofed at and diSregarded."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

REMNTsCENCEs OF THE LATE wiU.-A
writer in western paper, who was staff
officer in volunteer corps, called out by
the patriotic proclamation Of Gen. Smith,
gives an account of divers causes, other
than the love of country, the love Of glory,
or the love of fight, which induced men 10
leave their homes and their friends for the
field of battle and the chances Of war
One of those heroes d!scourscd TO the fol-
lowing effect:
IF Hannah had not been so snappish,
and made me dew all the mikin tn, should
never have been here. She told me she
guessed I'D be sorry I'd listed; but she
drove me to distraction. I'd rather stand
the bullets than her eternal clatter of
tongue, knives and forks and tin things
/ If she is a wilder it's all her own folt. Tell
/ her du dream about her and the baby
sometimes-I kalkuate all things are fore
ordained III all eternity, and if die in
fghtin, shant have the expenses 10 pay off
long spell of sickness: good by, Ephra;m;
YOU hain't got no more tobackcr than will
du YOU hum, haze yc,'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

MANAGEMENT OF ORcHARDs.-Beiore the
ground freezes in autumn, dig the earth five or
six enches deep around the fruit trees, and the
distance OF eight or ten inches from each; remove
it to a su table place and burn it with dry brush,
or whsttver combustIhle is convenient, 10 destroy
the germ oil the canker worm and other hurtluI
insects. Mix this burnt earth with lime or ashes,
aud double crop may be expected next season,
If lny farmer or gardner think this too much
labor, lei him remember, that there is nolhin g
good under the sun obtained without some ex.
pense, aud that every thing in nature has ii:
price. Choice fruit is amongst the greatest lux,
urieS OF the earth but it cannot be obtained with
out particular attention to tie cultivation of the
orchard.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

How TO TELL THE AGE OF A HoEsE.-ln
purchasing horse not the least important mat
Ter is 10 be able to tell his age In transfers OF
ordinary farm and saddle horses, great imPos.
tons sre often practised upon the credulors and
Illuminated purchaser. To prevent this, to as
great an extent possible for the future, is the
object Of this communication 10 the public. The
most certain means Of ascertaining the age Of
horse, is to examine the changes which take
place with the teeth. The IL front teeth begin
TO shoot in about Two weeks after the colt is
foaled. These are called colt teeth-are shed
at different periods and replaced with others.
When the colt is about 81 years old, the four
middle ones come out; in about another year, or
when the horse is 4 years DID, the four last are
shed These last are replaced by what are culled
corner teeth. They are hollow, ard have a
black mark in their cavity. They are scarcely
visible, and the cavity deep When the horse is a ]
years old; thay begin to I'll up when he is 81,
and the mark continually djmiuishe> and con-
tracts, ill the horse IS Z or years old, when
the cavity Fl lis up and the black mark is oblit
Grated. The horse acquires his canine teeth or
tushes about his fifth year. The two in the
lower Jaw begin to appear when he is between
three and four years old, and those in the upper
Jaw five or six months after. They continue
very sharp pointed till six. At 10, the upper
seem HUNTED, wore out and long, the gum leav.
ing them gradually; the barer they are tie older
the horse. From 10 to II, it is difficult to tell
horse age--it is sufficient then to know that ne
is OLD, and under the hard treatment which is
given to horses generally, the conclusion will be
a safe one that ne is worth but little.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

TUE PEsrILENcE IN TENSEssEE.--We ex.
tracted into our paper short time since, notice
Of most dreadful disease which was raging W tn
most unexamped violence in one or two coun-
ties in West Tennessee. The Knoxville Re.
giser OF the 9th inst. gives US the following ad.
ditional intelligence upon the subject. The fatal
epidemic mentioned in our last, as having re
Gently made its appearance in West Tennessee,
is gradually extending itself, and has created
much alarm in the vicinity Of Henry county
1t is supposed to be the same disease known
some years since in this section Of the country
as the Gold Plague It's ravages are well
remembered in some of the upper counties OF
East Tennes ee, and the Western counties Of
North Carolina"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

FANNY ELssLER IN CHARLEsTox.-Th
Charleston Mercury says Fanny appeared al
Abbott's theatre there on her way to Havana.
The editor complains that she wore her petit,
coats too long, which however, was not her fault,
for he says commiuee Of the propretors Of the
theatre actually sat in solemn convoca ton to
determine the length OF her petticoats; a nd lin.
tied the amount OF shortness admissible in this
meridsn and forced poor A5 bott TO streach ii
accordingly For which stretching Fanny is
consoIed by the editor with the prospect OF her
visit 10 Havana, where he says she will be
allowed to deveIops all her charms, dedicate her
beauties to the sun, aud wear yellow breeches il
she choose.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

THE RIGHT SpIRrr.-We understand that civil
ties have been interchanged by The President and
President elect Of the United States, OF a chalac
ter which entities both 10 The highest claim to the
title Of gentlemen. This is worthy of all com.
mendaon. Being the acknowledged heads Of
The TWO great political parties Of the county, an
example from them of generous oblivion OF the
past, so lai as personal considerations and feel
lngs are concerned, will have The haPpiest effect
upon their respective followers. Their course is
consistent with the genius Of our institutions and
The chiva'dc spirit of the great nation 10 which
they both owe so great debt OF gratitude. After
political contest is over it is the duty Of all good
citizens, much more OF those who occupy elevated
stations to employ their influence to assuage the
bitterness of party rancour. He who carries his
political likes and dskes into the soc al circl e,
is only suited for communion with savages.
Phil Stand.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06

How TO BOIL IRISH porAToEs.-Good and
different potatoes depend very much upon the
manner in which they are prepared for the table.
Some cooks always have heavy, hard waIeTy
potatoes; while others, for the most part, have
them dry, mealy and excellent. This difference
depends, generally upon the difference of cook
ing This first cook puts the potatoes into cold
water, warns thea. through by slow fire, anc
cooks them as slowly; while the other puts then
into the boiling water, strs The fire ill they al,
Just dun, takes them out Immediately, throws {
wet cloth around them, and generally squeezci
each with the hand ill it cracks open. for th'
watery particles to escape in the form Of steam
then peals them and they are exactly right By
this plan. almost any Potatss will eat we'll