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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
John Hogan, Register OF the Land Office at Dixon
Illinois, vice Samuel IIackleton, rcmored.
Collectors Of the Customs.
Levi Lincoln, Distrc, Of Boston and Charlestown
vice George Bancroft, resigned.
Joseph caches, Alexandra, d. c., vice Geo. Brent
remorcd.
We regret 10 learn that the Secretary of State left
this city yesterday morning, for New York, in conse
Guence ofhaving heard of the dangerous illness of Mrs
Webster Father Herman lie Roy, Esq, gentleman
of advanced age, long known an eminent merclan,
III that city.
Mr. Webster will, we understand return to the seat
Of Government at the earliest moment in his power.
National IntcHigencer, March %.
We are authorized, from official source, TO an
nouncc Gen. Hamons success in negotiating in
France the loan for Texas-B
Probable Settiemcnt Of The McLcod Casc-.7rrraL and
Departure IF the .htorney- General.
Mr. Crttcnden, the Attorney General Of the United
States arrived in town Thursday evening" from A l.
bany and leaves 10 day, on his return TO Washington
Mr. Crtenden in conf unctlsn with the Attorney Ge-
neral of this State has examined all the testimony and
other facts in the case and has arrived at the concu
sion that there is no evidence to convince Mcleod Of
participation in the destruction of the Caroline. lie
will he able, it is Supposed to establish an alb and
thus put an end 10 the whole matter.
Meantime, Mcleod will remain in custody until the
trial comes on and the case will 90 through the forms
Of law without interruption from any quarter. per-
feet understanding subsIstsi between the General and
State Governments in relation to IT, Under this state
Of facts Mr. Webster will reply to MIR. Fox presenting
all the grounds in his accustomed clear, cempre henslye
and forcbe STYLE and it is believed that this will be
,isactory 10 the British Government until the liberia
ton of Mcleod by due process o. law in October next
~. J.. Herald, FEB. 81.
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". have heard that Governor Gilmer has been an
,ro.sd Nv some friend lin the last Charlottesville Ad
nate as candidate for Congress, from the Abe
n. ns,rict The whips will again crack.
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HARRISON.

The Senate. in relation 10 re-
venue bills, have the right 10
propose amsalim Gut,, ami 50 has
ite Eiceatirc, by the power given
him 10 rcturn them 10 the House
of Representatives, with his Oh
Ieckl0ns.
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BIZ Tie Lieutenant- Gorcrnor Of Tie Stac Of Fuytnla

WHEREAS, uf the General Assembly passed the
w 10th day Of February, ISL entitled ian net to anthorIze
The Banks of less iehon
than five dollars for limited period OF ume y Is pr
vicd that bills Of the Merchants and MecHs
Bank Wheeling and Of the Northwestern Bank Of virginia
shall no, be receivable in payment 10 the state o. ] be
thirty DAYS from and after passage of that ac uars nc
said Banks shall, thereafter, e issue fass roles ia,
denomination Of five hundred dollars, ami snail ohcal a
thereon. ,,.,t.., NAIL N
And whereas tic said Merchants and Mechanics bank o.
h.cing and Sn,th Western OF Virginia, have ofcaiy
nord The Executive they have ceased 10 issue P no'
under The denomination Of five hundred dollars
In \, Patton crnor, acting a 6"scrnor, ac
codns 10 the provisions Of the Constitutions do hefepy give
t;ra thereof 10 all whom may concern
Given undrr M hand. Lieutenant Governor and under
The lesser seal al the Commonwealth, at Eichmond
this 18th day OF March, ISL. . ~
Signed JOHN NJ fAidon.
March 90 .Vo-ot
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are moi afraid Of overlapping the boundaries OF the
Constitutions you are afraid Of intlmat'ng ana at
tempting do that indreeuy which you dare no, 90
directly; and IN word You are not aiFa1a ., etst ,s
and finances ofhe S,a,es, The foregoing extract was
meant by you (and your ustlious Secretary of State
the Lo,cyer of Tie London Benkers) as ntmat'ng your
partially for that most corrupt dangerous dsorgan,z
ing, anii-stae Rights and Federal measure me -,
sumption of State Debts Awaiting themselves OF inc
Indebtedness and nccessitous condition of many OF Tue
States, it is the intention Of the Federal party so to
allure, corrupt and subsidze the several members Of
this Union, until consolidated Government shall over,
shadow the whole, and the term Estate Rights ana
estate Rights men become as empty and unmeaning
as that of "Jetfersonan Harrison Democrat is at the
present day!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

IOIRNEYMEN CURRIERS' WANTED-Two or three prac
tca find constant employment IN Rchmona
early application Is made 10 T. Df.NEhLaeA.
y. B.-The best prices may be expected, az -
March 20 HS-W5W
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Married on the 9th inst by Rev. T. l." Macoon Mr. WM H.
Kr,SEpY 10 Miss MARY JANr BlrER. of this city,
WILL be Sold al Court, the highest bidder, Mon
w day 18th April that day all the Negroes be-
longing 10 the Estate Of William ralley deceased
ss BY TIE LEGATEEs
March 20 oc-'t'
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CONSTITUTIONS.

Article Isl, SEC. :. All bills for
raising revenue slIall ori .lnatr
in the House of Representatives:
but the Senate shall propose or
concur with amendments, Il on
other bulls.
Src. II. Every hill, which shall
have passed the House Of Rep.
rr>enlatives and The Senate,
shall, before il become 4 law, be
presented TO the President of the
4. :. lfhc approve, he shall sign
II: hut, If not, liz shall return II,
with his objections, Ia that House
III which II shall have originated,
who shall enter the objections III
large, and proceed IL reconsider
~
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by last Evenings Mail.

Ro. b. SHAW, Jr., Secretary.
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NToTIfE TO FARMERS-The subscribers have received lot
~ IL PluugI, the celebrated mandatory :" e"ees
vo,c anil Mann Worcester Mass embracing all The sizes
from single 10 onr Plough hill side or sward foush
nnd utivaurs which they invite The attention 81 those mos
interested in sperinr farming implement ii"ing fesons I" W.
Producing these PouGs extensively in virginia they WIZ DC sod
~ '"e ''' ~ GRETTER & PEAkE,
5 doors belor the Bill TdgfrH
% l0S-wiw
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7 D.
certificate package of - whole tickets Sl31slares
proportion.
LEEsBuRG tyIEGINIAl LOTTERY, Glass T, 10 be drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

~ March:
Whole Ticket, Nos O. i'll The above prize OF SWo was
sold b. 'oi Ios !,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

ID AZ AWAY from the subscriber, living near ."eksh'n
IL House, Negro Man, named Pleasant lie : ''in
u,o about - or q years old; feet inches IN
height large feet he had on when he iet NY
homse st OF clothes viii give reward :" len
dollars if taken STATE and f taken beyond the limits
y '''' CHARLES GARRETT, "a.
l0s-wiw
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17
rs.ys.s.NEER.

Per ship Columbus i'm LiverpooI-D Wheeler Mar tineau J T Jones; Dcshon, Taylor X Msers Pope Son; W Aldcrson; c Martini Henry x Stoddari Lyen Rolosk. Hfl tfa1s
 Per bnrque Salem from New York-Hoyt &t Ford; R K Bclknupp, Risslow; Lyons; w Crooksi T Graham; Aud; L'Hommedieu Brother Davis; Collin McCul- tough; $ Bates; Jas Tarleton w Allen; Barron X Mead; J Mahaney; & Jones' c Lowberi w Bow er Reid & co; to order. IT
 Per schr iielen fin New Orleans-J Hagani TIP Miller & co; Gilbert; Rea Deshon, Taylor & Myers; Smith X Dabney.
 Per schr Maria i'm New Oreans--OS Beersi E Mur- re; Ogden Brothers Harris X iossi Barron & Mead; Pratt; ii X Riley. Hl.f..4 f-4 r f ...
 Per steamboat Merchant fin New Oreans-Marshall & Rowe; E . Drake.
 Per steamboat Lady of the Lake fin New Orleans--L J Wilson; Marshall x Rowe; Cunningham & Coiwel w Shand; Hall Weir & co.
 Per steamboat Champion fin New oreans-Marshall X Ro.ye c NJ Mallory; ORileyi w II Bunne & coi Gondofo Hurte X co; R Nj Parker; Goldsmith X Iia- Der; A shutterle; Calcina.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17
PAssENG rsssa.

Per barque Salem fin New York-W Boardman and family, A King, E Bonfoey, Mobilei Mrs Julia Ann Berry, Dudley, A Lyons, New York Mrs c N GueriD, New Jersey; Merritt. New Orleans; l. M Chpman, Ca nandaisua, New York; II Brownell, Hartford, Conn., Sisters of charity Martino, Charatin Mary Aqna, Ca millas-37 steerage.
 Per steamboat Oriole fun Tuscaloosa-J Toulmn. la dy and child, Dr W Taylor and lady Labuzan, lady sehdren and syt Mrs Richards, Mrs Ferguson Misses Hall and Fisher Messrs Redwood Remy, Neyill, Hall, Broadnnrd Bnekeye, Cherry, Pratt, Lyes Terry, Hall
 Per steamboat Favoriie i'm Warsaw-Mrs Oneil, five children and svi, Mrs Wes Dr Steele. lady, child and svs, MT Dslc lady, children d syt Mir Knight and lady, Rev R Lanbsit. Messrs Kelly, Leagh Brit, Mill Ter isrriman Geo. McInnis Godfrey, Dorden, Barry, Levi. Hancock Stevens, Hancock, Brown, Adair, Car Ger, smith, Brown, McRae. -
 10! stosnboa Alabama fin Prairie Bluf-Dr L Moore, i.1y chiidron and svt, T Williams and ssn Messrs "sessi, Barnes, Ware, Duke, White, Joiner Barlow, ii7-r- Gates, Crow. usHi |. .frll1 lssi f :
 Tar a.eambost Champion fin New Orleans-Messrs w
 .r1, acCali, Brawas, Grisham Deal, Dillard Burn - Mccall, Paf Brown Wise, Holland, Richardson, is., Robinson, Grant.
 .sarboal Jeifes esson from Montgomery--Csp Smith,
 '- 4nl syt Mrs Thompson, Mir Portis and iady, Miss
 .rs, Wright and Roane, Dr Dun -ap, Rev aIr Gilmore, Judge Ba dwiu, Major Wilson, Messrs Suith Morgan, Cieveian Horn, Gresham Neal Spinks Prcheit. Gwyn, Jackson, scsrs, Hawkins, Mocf, Scou Pagues Wilkins, Mckenzie, tendon. Riego. Fleming, masters House and Robertson. tasa
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RECEIprs OF COTTON.

Per steamboat Alabama from Prairie Buii-brodnax, Newton X co SJ; Allen & Haden i2 Campbell 4ei Nm Dickinson 45 Dcsls, Sheppard X co 75i Ans!ili Mar shall 0O; Andrews & co 28, Leaves Malone loi !. l. Walker 49; Rives, Battle co H. Boy Kin zoi sal Herman l.
 Per steamboat Favorite fin Marsaw-Dcshs, sheppard & co Ills bales Il Dabo 59i Tari, Stewart & co asi E Ie4YaEa fp .ls RiGhasan x EaS, 2o A Df"nh S9i 9 3 Carlisle l2; Leaveiis X Malone lli 1. Walker q Smith D; Allen X liaden + Seaman x Shachleiord2 2
 Per steamboat Jefferson fin Mongomery-P T Harris simpson x co 7n; Harrison X Blair 60; Ausl { Mar shall ol; Dickinson Enss 40 Bull x Files H Purvis X Andrews 5u; Mckinney & Robinson 42 M Wiihers N co 37 Desha, Sheppard q co 3; W Bowen 2j Al Morgan 2s E Boyk 2; E l. Andrews & co 23 Brolnax, New ton I co 6; Labuzan 1; Hoyt & Ford li c w Tnre- ton 9.
 Per steamboat Oriole fn Tuscaloosa--R l. Walker g. bales; Deshn Sheppard & 2U; T Harris IA T M Eli glish lG Calhoun 9; Lacey, Terrll x co ?; Car M4ione 2.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17
MoUNr vERsos, 14,h Dec. 18i

McsMs. Editors-It may be interesting to some ot your readers, to learn that the five companies of 2 Regiment Dragons, U. $. A., for some days en- camped at this post left yesterday morning for Baton Rouge, under the command of Captain Bcall. The respective companies commanded by Captain Blake, Licuts. Lowry, Merrill Mcdonald and Ham,
 on, with Lieut.. Kane Acting Adjutani, and Assist ant Surgeon Leonard. They moved from here, not withsanding lhe rain poured in torrents, soldiers who had been accustomed to act promptly under any circumstances.
 The officers will be found, wherever they may be stationed, gentenanly and courteous; and they Jeff little neighborhood much regretted at their depar lure,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

JAw-cRAcKERs.---The following is an extract from a Lecture on Canals and Railroads in Maine, published in the Bangor Wing: 5'st f.s 9..5s 4l B
 These improvements could he carried on for two hundred and fifty miles up ihe river to good adyan- tase, and in connection with locking the Grand Falls, and the following intervening falls from that point to Chesuncook Lake, viz: sasst .sitst isii aHau.
 Passamegainic, Depskanegan, Parkwaamas, A. bawlaca,ne gas. Nawsaw uramuxas, Ama- gemaramus, Rapagenas and chesuncook, rafts could then be run from within yo miles of the contemplated Seboomook Sluiceway. aa .t.ss,,s
 We think the names as we'll as the falls, require locking and damming. ,lrs ..tf ,,..'..l .,,....
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g,sP0RTs.

NEW YoRK-Per barqoe Salem-io doz brooms, 100 Lxs chesc 10 hds iron 5 bbs poiatoes sl corn she'll ers iS5 bales hay, and sundry nldse
 NEW ORLgANS-Per steamboat Merchant--l03 bbls anur lOO do whiskey b do oasses, GO bales hay AZ casks bacon. HH .,
 NEW ORLEANS-Per scir Lady oi the Lake-9tl sacks corn gs do oats 50 do bra bbs molusses 6 do vinegar l55 pork D do whskey, hids sugar, 2l do bacon.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per s,eamboat champion-ls pcs bagss 10 bacou 100 kegs srd 2s bugs coffee, 25 l.ll mol
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

GooD.-One of the Tuscarora Indians passing through Canada, short time since, was asked by a tavern keeper where he from. 'uscarora, sir, said the man of the woods. "'rhen,' said the Ca nadian, 'you are Yankee InIian.' Did you know, "said the Canadian that there is going to be war, and that we shall be md take the States, and make them British province.' ''Do you think so!' "Yes, certainly" "rhen, said the Tuscarora, sir, think you was never great ways from home.- fTuledo Blade,
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CHINESE LITERATURE.--We understand that the steamer brought out a number of packages of Chinese books the productions of Robert 'rhom, Esq. interpreter and translator to her Britannic majesty Governncn, in China, and presented to different lit erary institutions in our coualry, hy his brother, tine Rev. David rhon, of Liverpool. The public will remember that to Raher, Tho.n many ofour country men in China were iudrbied for assistance in 1858, when they had interpreter 10 aid them in their ne gotiations. gi - ...s,.,-lslas..t. 5..,, .,.i M
 Tine works which he has published have received the highest testnonals of accuracy aud worth from the most distinguished European comnentators, and among them from r. P. Thoms, Esq. of London and N. M. St Julien, of Paris, two of the most through and learned Chinese scholars of the day, and also from several German Universities apd Colleges.
 Transpring events will perhaps awaken desire in the minds of literary young men to add that long neglected lant to their other acquisitions. and we hope that AIr. Thou will be amply repaid by a demand for his publications wheu they become known Iate mean time we beg leave to thank his generous broicr for these valuable additions to the libraries of our nslitrtios, which will doubt he acknowledged by them in a suitable manner.-S. Y. Com. Adv.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

THE FoRGERs.--It is saidA that tletwo Pitch ers concerned in the forgerles ol the names of Frye & Massey, proceeded to New York, aad changed a portion of their paper for gold. They then purcias- e sixty day bill Loadon, bat sooa after seeing the mistake of such step, they returned to the bro ker, and sought to get gold for the bi; but suspect ing something he refused to make any change of the k,nl, anl tsok occasion, we understand, to prevent tho payment ofthe bill whch.he sold them. The men were late for the for Liverpool, so that
 they must be proving about, and will probably bo ttken-[Phila U. $. Gnzette.- fI a..llL |. =
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

TIE FIRST DEcKED VEssEL.-We learn from Coopers Naval History, that the first decked vessel built within the old United States, of which have any account, was constructed by Schipper Adrian Blok, of the hanks of the Hudsou and probably with in the present limits of New York, during the sum ncr of l6l4. This vessel De Lled terms 'syacht,' and describes as having been of the dimensions of thrtyeight feet keel, forty-four and half feet on deck, and eleven feet beam. In this ''yacht' Blok passed through He'll Gate into the Souni, and steer ing east ward, he discovered small island which he named after himself going far Cape Cod by the Vineyard passage.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

We learn from the Courier of last evening, that q letter received from Matamoras, in this city, states that the Mexican clergy, fearful least Santa Anna n teaded to seize the Church lands, maIe him free gift of one million of dollars, on other condition than that of extermnatng the heretics of rexas-N. 0. Crescent City, 4 tf...s ..r.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

"May be married, mal' sad nice plump girl of fifteen, to her mother the other morning.
 "Marred!'' exclaimed the astonished matron, s'what pu, such an idea into your headF"
 "Little Sally here has never seen wedding and I'd like to Am,se the child" replied the obligng sis ter, with fascinating naivate.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

The following are the ayes and noes, in the House of Representatives, on the temporary adoption of the rules of the last Congress, including the 2lst rule by which abolition petitions were excluded
 Those in italics among the ayes arc from non. slaveholding states. They 32, of whom five l Lane, Wallace and Profit of Indiana, Morrow o Ohio, and Stuart of Illinois are Wings, the rest i Democrats.
 Those in italic in the negative from slave hod ing states. They are four, Arnold of Tennessee Bolts and Stuart of Virginia, and Underwood of Ken 1 lucky.
 YEAS-Messrs. Landaf W. Andrews, Atherton r,arton, Beeson Bidiack, Boyd, Aaron V. Brown Milton Brown, Burke. William o. Butler, Caldwell, John Campbell, William B. Campbell, Thomas J Campbell, Caruthers, Clifford, Coles, Daniel, Gar rel, Davis, Dawson, Dean, Deberry, Eastman, John C. Edwards, Charles 4. Foyd, Torrance, Gentry, Gffty, Gilmer, Goggin, William O. Goode, Graham Green, Habersham, Hays, Hopkins, Houck, Hous- :, b.l Hubbard, Hunter, Jack, William Cost Johnson Casc Johnson, John W. Jones, Isaac D. Jones :, <. eim, John P. Kennedy, Lane, Abraham Mcclellan Muchand, Matthe,Os, Meda, Merwcther, Miller Moore, Morroio, Nswhard, Owsley, Payne, Pearce Pope, Powell, Prc6t, Alexander Randall, Rayner Redding Rhett, Riggs, Rodney, Shaw, Sheppard Snyder, Sollers, Slanly Steenrod, John T. Stuart Summers, Sumter, S,crney, Taliafero, John B Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Tripleu, Turney, Van Bmen, Wailace, Ward, Washington, Waterson | Weller, Westbrook, James w. Williams, Lewis Will
 Hams, Christopher II. Williams, Josepy L. Williams and Wise-97.
 l NAYS-Messrs Adams, Sherlock J. Andrews Arnold, Aycrigg, Babcock, Barnard, Blair, Board man,i Borden, Bolts, Browne, Brewster, Briggs Brockway, Charles Brown, Barnell, Calhoun, Casey Childs, Chiltenden, John c. Clark, Shley N. Clarke Clinton, Cooper Cowen, Cranston, Gushing, Rich ard D. Davis, Doig, John Edwards, Everett, Fes seuden, Fillmore, John c. Floyd, A. Lawrence Eos ter, Gates, Giddings, Patrick C.. Goode, Gordon Granger, Hall, Halsted, William s. Hastings, Henr, Howard, Hudson, Hunt, James Irwin, William w Irwin, James, Andrew Kennedo, Lawrence, Linn Lit,leield,, Lowell, Robert Mcclellan, Alfred, Mar shal Samson Mason, Mathlot, Mattocks, Maxwell Maynard, Morris, Osborne, Parmentsr, Partridge Pendleton, Pluiner, Ramsey, Benjamin Randall, Ran dolph, Reynolls Rijgway, Roosevelt, Russell, Sal tonsall, Sanford, Simonton, Shade, T. Smith, Stoke ly, Slraton, Alerandeo II. IT, Stnari, Richard w | Thompson, Tillinghast, Poland, Tomlinson, Trum bull, Uadr,cood, Thomas W. Williams, Winthrop Wood, Yorke, Augustus Young, and John Young
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MOBILE

per sheels will be ready the usual time tomorrow
 morning. Forihe next Boston steamer, letters for
 wardedby Saturday or Sundays mail, will have am l.l. t;ua
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

We have short letter from Tuscaloosa, dated the I3ih A part of it speaks of the duties rest ing upon delegation, particularly the chairman o the State Bank committee, which are stated the apology for not attending more punctuay to the nu inerous letters from his friends and constituents. Il Is physically impossible for him to reply at length 10 the letters received and indeed in many cases to reply at all, or to write his friends as he de- sircs, without neslectng his public duties. The ex- planatisn should be satisfactory to those who have expected to hear from him more frequently
 We learn thu the Bill to close this Branch, and that at Decatur, has been reported in the House. We shall publish the bill, which consists of ? sec. tions, in to-,norrow's paper f..
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

The Eastern Mail this morning, failed it7' be- y@id Charleston. The dates from that placs oi Sunday, the l2th inst, and we arc conse.i ? without papers.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17
CIRCUIT CopRT, MAY TERM, A. D., 1sil.

CIRCUIT CoyRr, MAY TERM, A. D., 1si1.
 Larkin co"'' Attachment for M .2s7 , ss, in the Joel A. Roberts Jasper inthc State of Mississippi. TUNHIS DAY, 10 wit: May 18th, 1s4l, came the E- plaintiff by attorney into court, and il appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant in this case is non-rcsident of this State, and lives and resides without the limits of this State; il is there fore ordered by the court, that unless the said dcien 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 hls order be published in the Mobile Commercial Register, newspaper published in the city of Mobilc in the State of Alabama for sN successive months. -it--t
 In testimony that the foregoing contains copy of the
 order of said court in the therein stated, l.,
 Larkin Collins, Clerk thereof do hereto Eut my
 name and the seal of said court, this 18th day of
 June A. D., lStl. LARKIN COLLINS,
 ;ul-6 l5 monthly mos Clerk said Court. ID AiSINS.--l00 boxes Mf., for sale by
 lC decl6 M JOHN GREELEY.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

. Mir. Hackett's FaistaG, last night, was ayery fine performance, well appreciated by the audience, which is compliment to them as we'll as to him. ta55ia
 He gives another specimen of his powers in S9to- naan Slrop, this evenng--a broad laughtcr-moyng farce, in which he exces.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

One of the boats of the lost steamboat Savannah, containing the captain and eleven other persons, as stated in the account of the wreck, was picked up sea by the brig Ropena, and carried to Philadelphia. Two boats are still missing.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

CLERK's OFFICE SroL EN INV understand that few nights since some daring scouaire entered tho Clerks office of Green County Va. and carried of every book and paper in it. Even the ink stands were destroyed. The Clerk, Fortunately was absent, or he too might have been sIolcn.-Cherlottesv Jeffersonian. r