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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

NOTICE -On Monday the l4th day of June next, 1N shall expose to sale at public auction, at the Court House in the city of Mobile, that certain House and lot of land, situate, lying and being in the city of Mobile and described as follows:-Lot No. 15 in square No. 240, according to plan of city lots of Harry Toumin, dec'd, record in the Mo- bile County Clerks office, in Book M, Page 35S, having front on Conception street of forty-sx feet. and extending back eastwardly from said street its north line hundred and ftyfour feet six inch es, and on it's south line hundred and forty-six feet bounded north by lot number 14, east by lot No. A. south by lot No. Is, and west by said Conception street:Sad property will be sold in pursuance of mortgage with power of sale, executed by Joseph Bates IT, to the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile, bearing date the 18th day of March, 1888, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Mobile County. Terms made known the day of sale.
 may13 25Stf B. GAYLE, Cashier. GOLD MINESi GOLD MINES! FOR SALE. TN OBEDIENCE to decree of the Hon. Chan II cery Court, at d Court holden at Taladega, in the 4th Chancery district, in the Northern Division of the State of Alabama, the undersigned Register of said Chancery Court, will proceed to sell, on the first Monday in July next, at the ABERCHOOCHE GOLD MINES, in Randolph County, Alabama, to the highest bidder, credit of six, twelve and eighteen months cre.it, (taking notes with good curity, also lien upon the premises for the pur- chase money,) the celebrated Gold Mines, known section five, in township seventeen in range eleven ito be sold in lots varying from one-fourth of an acre to forty acres. This section is supposed tain the RICHEST DEPOSITES OF GOLD, yet discovered in the United States, and all persons de- sirous of purchasing may have opportunity of testing he lots under the supervision of the undersigned, ~ho will attend at the said Mines during the week preceding the sales.
 Indisputable titles in Fee Simple, will he made to the purchasers they paying the expense of executing the deeds. HUGH P. WATSON,
 mar20 22lttds Register in Chancery.
 05- The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Hunts vile Democrat, and Mobile Register, will please publish once a week until day of sale, and forward the paper containing it with their accounts, to the Register Chancery Court, as above.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKE COUNTY.

STATE OF ALABAMA--CLARkEC COUNTY
 ORPHANS COURT, March Term, lS4l TNlilS DAY came WILLIAM RUSSELL, Admin \ ist,ator the estate of Charles Brunson, decd, whom letters of Administration on said estate were granted the fifth day of February, in the year of Lord one thousand eght hundred and thirty eight and made exhibit of the estate in his hands, and also of the claims against said estate, by which it ap- bearing to the satisfaction of the that the said estate is altogether insoyent and unable ID pay it's debts It is therefore ordered that the said estate be declared insovent, and i, is further ordered that mo- tice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, paper printed in the city of Mobe for all persons having claims to file the same with the Clerk of the county court of Clarke county, before the first Monday in September next A true copy from minutes. Attest,
 aprl5 235u TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
npri5 235d TERRELL POWERS, Clerk.

MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMY.-A gene lVA raj meeting of the association for establishing an Aca lemy Mount Pleasant, Monroe county, is call ed convene the Methodist church in that vicini- ty, on the Second Saturday in June, which will be the l2;h day of the month. As many of the citizens of Monroe, Clarke and Baldwin counties, as feel an interest in the of educaon are invited to att tend at the place and time designated give their countenance and aid the objects of the
 By order of the Board of Trustees,
 ap2S 245ttill jul GEO. E. HOLT.
 0d-The Advertiser will please copy once a week in the country paper till the 1st June.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

UPHOLsTERY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
 CHARLES McCORD,
 No. 50 Royal sfree. NJ- Has on hand fine assortment of Furniture, Competing, Drapery, Paper Hanging, and every arii- cle required for House Furnishing and Upholstery i. seneral ianl6
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

LSL-.SII DkCoS & MLDlOiALS.--A. L. 4 Watkins q Co, Druggists, corner of Na.er ss Francis sts., Iecening ther q ling stffk of Fresh Drugs and Medicines; an.lg N1A,n s,t
 Castor Oil, khubaib, Jaap, Ialomel, tiuie, sa.ts
 Opium, &c all of which wlll be uisI osea oi hW |, | cash, or good paper moderate tInle, couluy ne1
 chants, physlcans and planters, are invited to q
 us a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 R. L. WAT klNS & co, Druggists
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JNo, F. NABERs, Sheriff flckens Co.

0J- The Flag of the Umon, Tuscaloosa; the Dem- ocrat, Huntsville, are requ tie abo,e weekly Tor live months, unless foi bIU ana or- County Ala. J. F. N.
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nTARD DUPUY x CO-BRANDY.- - 20 or. O casks & 20 eighth casks Otard Dupuy & Co. brandy, direct importation, just received. and for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 mr 19 l2 Water st.
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GNOMMlTTED-ro the Jail of Fayette county, V Ala, on the l6th day of December, 1s40 tul- away slave whs calls his name hkNKl, anu says he belongs to James Moore, of Claiborne co., Miss. Said slave is about feet high, 50 years, anu very dark. His owner is requested to come forwaIQ,Irl,e property, and take him away, or he will be ceat with according to law, in such maae aua iosi ded R. Ii. lOk, Sheu6.
 Fayette CO., Ala Jan 16-I7l+tf
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RESOLUTION .-Ihe Copartnership heretofore
 V existing between the subscribers, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent ames Smith having purchased out the entire interest of William A. Smith. James Smith is alone authorized to settle the business, and to use the of the firm l- quilaton. JAMES SMITH,
 ap 22 24ln w. A. SMITH.
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SLAFES TO ARRIyF-i26OO Viscountess lSx hC 10, 400 Viscountess lex9, 1900 Ladies 16x 10,
 1900 Ladies lSxS l6700 Small Ladies l4xa daily expected per Britannia from Liverpool for sale
 marl2 by D. WHEELER 8 Water-,t
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HOMMITTED to the Jail of Lawrence County, " Alabama, the llth day of March, lSi1, two negro men who call their names JOE and GRAN VILE, and say they belong to Samuel GambeI, of Megs county, Tennessee, on Gun Stock Creek, three miles from Limestone Post Office. Joe is about p years of ago. feet or inches high, stout built and
 dark complicated. Granville is about 20 years ofage and is about the height and complexion of Joe, and says that they arc brothers They both had on dinsey hunting shirts and black wool hats. They say that they left their the 18th day of Febru- ary last and was aiming for Arkansas. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take said negroes away, otherwise they will be dealt with according to law.
 apr29 246tf c. c. GEWlN, Sheriff.
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1T HENRY g. STODDARThave received fine assortment of Filet Shawls; French Cambr,cs; Pr,ntei Book Musins, new style; Victoria Slips, &c. which they offer at wholesale retail cheap for cash. mayl 24Su
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<eA FOR SALE.--'rhe House and Lot on the north G;;:;L side of Three Mile Greek, adjoining the resi- deace of Mrs. Lousia Owen, it would be disposed of on reasonable terms exchanged for city property
 The dwelling house has all the necessary improve ments and the Lot is in fine order for cultivation, conta ms acres Apply to
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A NTON LUDWIG BADER-who left Stock "A holm in 1884, and IS now supposed to be in this city, can hear of something his advantage by ap- plication to McGRAN & NOONAN,
 ap22 24lu 9 St. Michael st.
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I4aWrence C0. MT.
 This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with a severe complaint and other diseases, she was at tended by Mineral Doctor, but grew worse and wa. reduced so low that l gave her up. l then ap. piled to Dr. R. H. Sims, Thomsonian Practitioner, who atte6ded her and restored her to heal,h.
 can further say, that Dr. Suus's practice has been attended with good success.
 Given under my hand this 24th day of March, ,ls4l
 JAMES L. JOLLEY. Miss. Covington Co. ap24 243Kw
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it IL perfectly plain, that they were right TO abandon
the revered and Democratic title of "Uhig, and 10
assume some distinctive appellation to show 10 the
world and 10 postcrty that they altogether differ
ent from what the simple term of Wing imports !
suggest them Mr.. Editor, whether il would not be well
for the Republican Press, and for every Democrat
throughout the country, henceorward to recognize and
address them by their chosen and boosted title OF
"Hard Cider Hhiss."
In conclusion, suffer me to express the hope that
your warcry to the Democracy, 'sto arms to arms "
may reach and the elastic spirit Of every noble
hearted Republican from the seaboard to the Western
limits of thus broad Commonwealth. Let n Conven-
ton of the Democratic members of the General AS
sembly appoint Central Committee in Richmond,
and authorize them 10 address the Chairman Of Cor
responding Committees in the different counties, urg.
ing them to their Committees, or 10 call pub
lie meetings for the purpose Of organizing for the
Spring campaign, and particularly for the purpose oil
bringing out the strongest candidates IN every county
In shall they attempt TO lul US into state OF le-
hargy by persuadng us to await the acts OF the new
Administration, before we pronounce Judgment upon
it, We opposed the election Of Gen Harrison, because
his public acts all concurrcd to stamp upon him. with
absolute certainty, deep and ultra Federalism, as his
political creed aud he less Federalist since his
election than he was before If we doubted 1t other
wise, surely the admission Of the Richmond wing,
that Mr. Webster is TO be appointed his Secretary Of
State satisfy the most skepical OF US that he IS
Federal still. Let then, with one accord, and with
stout hearts, swear upon the altar of common coun-
try, that while Democratic principles are in jeopardy
''wc never will lay down arms! Never, never,
never" A DEMOCRAT.
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the seat having been contested by Elisha Melton Esq
aud the parties having taken evidences establish
eir respective claims and the contest having been
errcd To the Committee of Privileges and E.ciions
md being duly examined the said Committee reported
awarding the seal 10 the sad Melton And the House
Of Delegates after examination ola part of said Re-
port having reversed sufficient number of lis deci-
sons TO produce tie between the said parties the SAID
examination being thus far erpae, and, ofcourse,
favorable 10 the said Melton aud Justice to the sad
Melton, and to the rights Of That part Of the people of
Louisa who elected the SAID Melton, ought be
wholly dsrcgarded, Therefore, Essoirsd &C.
Which was rejected-Ayrs 30; noes - The ques-
ton then NJ the adoption OF Mr.. Chap
mans resolutions and the was taken by ayes and
noes, when there aPpeared-ayes 81, noes %. The
Speakers in favor of sending the election back 10 The
people, were Messrs. Chapman, Bayy, Brown of Pres
ton. Against-Messrs S,rcther, Irving, Scott and
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rb,ch deserves the thanks of the People Of Louisa
forward in behalf of her rights, he is to be as
lsd and ridiculed and abused by the Whg and the
are to be tainted with wasting the time of
House. ,os,.d P,ac,;o,s
a.e urea, deal of the time of the Legslaure-and it
les the wisest heads 10 devise any other mode, Tor
s,ins the contests, that is consistent with the Con
n,ion But high party times like these the dlffi-
lily accumulates with the number OF the contested
seats and the number of votes which are On
ss,l,s We confess indeed, that there is much time
wv N the Honse-too much debate and too little
scnsson-but this remark true of both parties, and
,sou almos, all subjects Who then has right to COM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-30

SENATE OF l.. S--laauary "a
PERMANENT PROSPECTIVE PRE- EMPTluN SySTEM
Mr.. WRIGHT resumed and concluded his remarks
IN opposition TO the distribution policy.
MIR. CLAY Of Kentucky took the floor nj = o clock
and without concluding at half past 3, gave way 10 i
motion for adjournment.
And the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TREASURY NOTES
After some further explanations and alteration be.
tween Messrs. Duncan and Johnson, (of which more
hcreaer)
Mr.. WISE said he would never again Weld The floor
for the purpose Of allowing gentlemen to indulge in
personalities, and alluded TO the passage OF certain
law Of Congress, and the predictions he then made N
regard TO 1.-THE fruits of which the House daily
Witnessing. lie again referred 10 the letter in the
Richmond Enquirer, speaking of his opposition II
w. Z. R'ves Although Mr.. W S personal feelings in
this matter remained unchanged, he was nevertheless
glad that Mr. H. was sent hack 10 the Senate Of the
United States, and hoped he would pursue the Repub.
lIcan tack Of his great patron, Mr.. Jefferson
MIR. W. rccapitulaed his reasons why he would vote
for the Treasury note bill; Of which was that il
wond Danish all excuses for a called session II one
should be called, nothing would be done the country
would he dissatisfied. and the Administrations blamed
THIS was the III lc31 when two months were CON
sumed IN debate, and nothing done; and If an e,-
ira session TO be called IN lril, the country would
be left where il was except subjected 10 some add
onal expense OF two three hundred thousand dol
lars.
session, MIR w said he hoped the majority in the
House would leave the Wings the means 70 carry on
the Government until December next, and let them
20 home and consult with their constituents on the
very important which he feared would be pre-
maturely brought forward at called session; wait the
development oievents; wait 10 the importations of
the country, and not anticipate them; 60 home and
feel the pulse Of the people the subject Of bank
the public lands, etc
Mr. w. said lie called 10 do that which he
never expected to do on God. earth, and gentlemen
must not smile when he had 10 praise a report Of Lew
Woodbury.! At a. events il able paper; from
the Nazarcne from whom he never expected any good
Every gentleman, Of AL sides, did justice 10 The report
made in compliance with the resolution Of the Senate,
Of the 10Th inst, calling upon the Secretary of The
Treasury communicate TO the Senate the plan If
permanent change in tho Tariff and its details and ge-
neral principles. Mr. w remarked that gentlemen
would find his sentiments precisely in the rcpor, Of ,s
Secretary, for which he humSly and respectfully thank
ed him.
Mr.. w spoke at length in regard to the COM
promise act and other subjects connected with the
nue.; but, without concluding, gave way for melton
that the committee rise.
The committee then rose, reported progress, and
asked leave 10 SIT again.
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Eridan. .MnmnrY -.

This was the principal subject before the House th'
day-General Chapman moved the following resoiu
tons:
That under all the circumstances attending the con
tested election from the county OIL Louisa, 'ne same
should be again submitted to the voters of the sale
county -
the county of Louisa, ought to be awarded to suppl,
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation of JOSEPH
Lipscomb Esq.
MIR TAYLOR submitted as Preamble to the Resou
ton the following amendment:
Whereas, the returned member from the county o
Lonsa, at the commencement Of the present session
resigned his claim 10 seat in the House Of Delegates
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I'HE EyPUSGE.

We can assure the Globe that il does not do Justice
10 Mr. Cropper one OF the Delegates from the county
Of Accomack, in the following remarks:
member o The House Of Delegates Virginia. has brought
IN ou,on Of instructions Virginia Senators Congress-
10 rxpunsc Eypunerc Resolution This is only job for
the performers withdrawing operation for the Bidile
Bank oi the = necessary be done only apaease
Nj Bdje prepare the for the restoration Of the depo
aud the election Of new bank upon the foundation Of the
Old one
~ knoir that Mr. Chopper has confidence in the
Bdde Bank Of the t. States, and that he is perfectly
dseused with all ;hat CLiauE His resolution was not
brought forward 10 propate that Institution MIR. e.
tscns all desire restore the public deposites to that
Bank, 10 employ is agency in the finances OF the
Government. He little disposed at this moment
10 establish National Bank on grounds Of expeden-
cy. Without meaning TO vindicae the course Of MIR.
Chopper this resolution itself, deem it not amiss
10 add, that in bringing it forward he has placed
himself between tive fires. He has not only incurred
the structures Of the Globe but he has brought down
upon hun the censures of the Conservatives. They
consider the movement at this time coming too from
who opposed Mr. Rves, as direct hit at that gentle
man One OF them declared his belief, that if the
resolution had been adopted by the Senate, it would
have induced Mr. R. to thraw up his commission.
Ac X wing tries, as usual, to make political ca
pta ont Of the article OF the Globe upon Mr. Chopper
mixing Il up With much abuse of the Globe, and not
s?iEns n lis wrath the venerable Hero the of the
non nerve, whom the Wing is indecent enough to call
"A broken down Demagogue." But it in vain attempts
70 write down Of the distinguished men, and
FIRST patriots Of the agc. ellis sun is (aot) set'-nor
Is u IN the power OF this abusive press 10 eclipse his
glory. Bnt amid all the slang Of the Wing there is
one threat, which may we'll become MIR R,ves
coieot-,hat "the patriotic Wing Senate of the IT, S.
WI assu'ediy, at the next session of Congress- erase
the ESpnns'ng Resolution Does Mr. r. mean to
lend hs hand 70 The work-or will he. MS one of hi,
friends suggested, throw his commission into the face
Of the Wings:
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The New York Commercial Advertiser Of the Goth
SAYS alt understood that Mr. Webster will resign
seat in the Senate, preparatory 10 entering npnn his
duties in the New Cabinet, on the 18th Of February
Tn" Washington Correspondent. nr The New York
Evening Post Of The 18th says, at decided IN
Wing caucus, Saturday evening, that Special
Session of Congress shall be held. The caucus was
represented by the Wing members Of The Senate only ;
the Wings in the House, have not acted IN The pre-
misses bnt will do tonight, They "f course wll d
rs the Senate did and Wi! demand Special Session
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Go it Tip-go it Ty--

No man who did not go-'gtores o6"'-and heart
and hand into the Log Cabin 'rusin, fit TO repre-
sent the honest rus,ics of Richmond City. The n
who so nobly served their country The battle Of the
pine logs, and poured forth such copous hations of
swea,, sling and hard cider have right to rule by
these infallblc signs of devoted patriotism
We hear in the country, (but it is Wing news0 that
the Hon. Jack Harris, Crt.enden's Cousin Hi, is 10
have The Richmond Post Office; and il IS thought
Jimmy Smooth will get the Custom House by virtue
of his own deserts. Let US know if these things be
So We love TO hear Of the distress of these Wings.
How hard il is that Of patriotic duty should
compel the honest fellows TO take the places of rogush
ofliceholders. But It must be
Go it Tip-go il Ty
TO il Jim-go il Hi.
TO cut G-g, out N
Give ye 'pace Ia honest men,
Go IN Hi.-go IN Jim.-
Gu il ail-hlck and thin.
Yours, JACOB RARERlPE.
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shall not hesitate to dehounce him, and shall cbee.uy
unite with "many voters in selecting some gentleman Of
more dignity, intelligence and virtue 10 represent the
county ct King William in the next Legislature" Blu:
"hany VOTERS trust, will excuse for raising nv
public voice in defence Of worthy, courteous and Ia
rnted Representative, until proof be clearly exhibited
that ne IS not entitled 10 the support of LIBERAL just and
enlightened people. The supporters of Benjamin F.
Dahney are not the men to desert him in tile hour of
need and peril While lie proves true to himself and
10 his principles, those who sustained him last spring.
will sustain hun again with increased energy and ami.
nation BESIDES ga host Of new friends' will rally
around HIM, and our spontaneous votes will fall upon
the poll books "as thick and fast the aulumnal leaves
that fill the vale Of Vaiambrosa"
T. PIIRTRIrS JNIrM
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,bs :. We recommend TO The attention of our Readers
tbs + "'ra"te speech of Mr. Benton in the Senate OF
tim . IN reply TO Mr.. Crttenden-on the Dstrbu-
tim ~, sa'h' @c. We also recommend to their aten.
The sar"ns articles ION our last page) concerning
these "."Sersy between N York and virgnia-among
Resolp "s 'he Resolutions of New Hampshire
aba ,,,:'n OF The Senate of Kentucky-and an
rOe Article from the New York EVENING Post We
the &c also the sketch of Mr. Wses Speech in
.oI H., on the Treasury Note Qnastion
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NJ A meeting of the Democratic voters of Louisa
county requested at next Louisa Court for.the pur
pose Of nominating suitable person to represent
the county in the next General Assembly.
SEVERAL, VOTERS
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TO THE EDlYOR Of TIE ENQUIRER
Tim DsIrUofs c.

Can you not give us country people some little ink
ngs of what passes in the under of Whggery
in your City ltis only once in while we get look
ut the Richmond Whg-and now and then hear n
Wing rumor-hut you know neither of these is re-
lied upon by sensible, sober country folks. We see
that Hector Nice. Puff-Whg, Esq, has decreed that
no man shall represent your Town in the next As
semby but nominee Of Humbug Hall. This is
right
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-30

The Kanawha "JefYersonian calls upon the Demo
cracy of the District 10 hold Convention for the pur-
pose of selecting suitable candidate to represent
that District in the next Congress. The Jeiierson'an
proposes the Convention 10 meet at Fayette, Fay
cite county, the Sd Tuesday of February. lhe
District being an uncommonly large one Is nopeo
that the various counties will lose time in appoint.
ing their several Delegates.
MIR. G. Summers has been nominated us the wing
candidate by a Whp Convention.
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We requested 10 announce Mr.. AUGUSTUS
CHArMAS's intention of not being Candidate to re
present the County OF Monroe in the next House o.
Delegates Of Virginia.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The Resolution for the Election of the Second United
States Senator taken up on Thursday-nnd was
made the order of the day for Thursday 18th February
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The Governor of Pennsylvania, with the Auditor
General. and the President of the Board of Canal
Commissioners visited Phade phia on Monday last
the purpose making the State Loan OF sOooOo,
per cent which is wanting to pay the interest the
public debt due on the first February The Philadel-
pha Sentinel SAYS that the loan had not been taken
Tuesday evening" when the time expired for giving in
proposals.