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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

COPPER, WIRE, SHEET IRON, TIN OPLATE. &c.
 BEARERS CoPPER.-3Ox60 inches 10, II. l3 and 24x60 pound Sheets.
 SHEATHIsG CoPPPR-14 and l6 OK
 SHEET IRos-250 lhndIes English Iron, Nos 10 7G 27
 WIRE-5O bundles Iran Wire, Nos No IT. RIvETs-50 thsusand rinned RWets; 40 thousand Black do.
 PINNED PLATEs--2250 boxes K Crown and Pont- pool brands.
 20 boxes 100 Plate'Tin.
 LEADED PLATE--I5o boxes Leaded Plate for roofing.
 BAScA Tis--20 pigs Banca Tin, best quality. NIILs--5O0 kegs Nails assorted. 4d 10 Bod. A sapply of te above articles constantly on hand, and for sale by E. C. CENTER & CO.,, ang7 corner Of Cont and Commerce-st
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noyl66tf Aites, NJ. J. McRAE, Reg.

A T PRIVATE s i1E--25 hhds prime N o Sugar "A l75 bags prime h Coffee, 2000 bags corn, 325 bbls superfine foul, 100 bbs recti6ed WhIskey 100 boxes Virginia T jacso, 50 boxes Soap, 50 bbls prime Molass;s in fine order, 50 half bbls Picked Pig Pork, 9 frkins Goshen butter,
 20 boxes Imperial md Gun Powder Teas, 100 cases Kip and Risset Brogan Shoes, 100 pieces AZ inch Dundee Bagging at l6 cts, 100 NJ Segars sone yey superior,
 50 doz Rush bottom tliaIrs,
 10 Bookcases and Secretaries at $2O each, &c. p.
 ALSO, l5 bales brown Sheetings. POO pcs cacoes assorted 10 bales Bleached Shiriags and Sheetings, 300 packs Englis, aml German Pins, 100 pcs Virginia Osnablrgs, 100 doz cotton hose, 20 dog Merino and Berl,n Shirts and Drawers, 100 dog Madras Hdk'i', 50 dog Linen half hose, 50 pcs striped and plaid Drills for Pantaoons, 25O White and cold to l2-4 Counterpanes and
 Marseilles Quilts, 100 pcs Brown Linen, 20 pcs Erminette for mems and boys summer wear, 20 pcs Bedford Ribled Pantaloon Stutis, 20 pcs 5-4 white FlHnnes for summer wear, 100 36 inch Cotton an Silk Umbrellas, 300 reams fine Letter Paper, POO sets Knives and Forks, 90 cards Scissors. All ef wkich will be sold at New York cost and charges. LATHAM HULL x SON may26 22 Water street.
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DURAr CORN ACADEMY. .--Ihe lhird

HDURNr CORN ACADEMY .--The third ses- D sion of this Schnol will open nu the first Monday pf Jan'ry next, Hnder the of JSo. B. CLAusEL, where will be taught, addition lhe usual bnch- es of an English Education, L tin Greek the Maih- enalics, Sc. Mir. Causeli IS nOti,e of Nirgn~, where he gitduated; and the subscribers are proud in ofe, ing to the pnbie pe ,cholar, imhued SO thoroughly with southern feelings and justly appre ciatng southern interests. The site of ine Academ, ia remarkably healthy, and ,hpse pestr of the young drinking shops, and other places Of public resort.
 . TERMs.--For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c S2O per session, oI s4 month for shorter period for Geography, Anthnetc, English Gramnner, &c., $l5 per session, and for the primary branches Ss per session.
 Boal may be had in the neighborhood for IS per month. JOHN WATKINS,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20
In Chancery--stae of Aabnma---Mobile Count,

In Chancery-Stae of Alabama-Mobile County.
 SpoiHg I'srm, 4. D. lS4l. Robert L. Walker ,ompPt PURSUANT to n 659 VI. decree rendered in this Jesse G. Thomn, defsndt cause at the Spring Term A. D. lS41 of tle Court of Chancery for tue first District of tle Southern Chancery Division of said state, at Mobile shall proceed to sell, the first Monday in December next, in front of the court house of Mobile county and between the usual hours of sheriff sales the property described in the bill of complaint filetin the cause, as follows:
 That certain Iart parcel of land, situate in the city nf Mobile, bounded and described follows:- On the north sids St. Francis street, having front of fifty four feet S, Francis st., and cxtend- ing back the sane width h,if the distance of the square lying between St. Francis and ot. Michael streets, boNnsd sou by St. Francis street, west by a lot sold by Joshea Kennedy to Jacob Exquisite, north by lands now ol lately belonging to the said Johsua Kennedy, and east by lands now or lately belonging to Robert L. Walker. Terms made known at the time of sale.
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 Court of Chaneey, this list day of November,
 A. D. lS4l.
 noyIG6tf Attesl NJ. J, McRAE, Reg.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

BOOTS BOOTS,
 MAJOR BooTs-AED MINOR Boors Ladies' slippers, and Gents pumps; prime new set, Boots that fit Misses, ald that never mis3ttf 'a "Bet Boots"--or boot for pretty Bets Bootees for she's--and aaele ties for pets. CENTS water proof, cork soles, or light brogans Light dress, or pump bduti--we've always On hands. And walting shoes wi,b bows, that beaux delight to
 meet.
 Kid slippers and moroceo oo to suit the neatest foot, In short we've stock to sh them all, and children to
 R0ors Boots B0oTs
 at NICHOLIE, ADAMS < CO, dec 2s 146tf 53, Dauphin st.
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The above coals are of the best quality, selected for use aud will he delivered in any p,ri of ,e city without delay. Terms-CAsH on delivery of the order al the office ot
 F. c. CENTER & co. oct 54f corner Cont and Commerce sis.
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 nonth. JOHN WATKINS, }
 JOHN GREEN. Trustees. JOHN MARSHALL, Burnt Corn. Sept 2l sep2i 5OTTtnl

CIRculr COURT, MAY TERM, A. D., l54I. Larkin Collins, ) Attachment fur PSI 3s, in 'h'.
 ys. Circnit Coari for the Count, ot Joel A. Roberts. Jasper in he Stl,e e Mississippi TINllIS DAY, 10 wit; May 15.h, ls4l, canc the
 plaintia by attorney into court, and Il appearing the satisfaction of tie that the defendant in this case IS non-iesden, O. thir Sute and lives aud resides w,hor. ,ae E.nits oi this St,ie il IS " itr- fore ordered by the court, that unless tie said y p- dant do appear here, bcfn,e the first da. a he pext term o this court, give special bail and p. iudg rent will be ehte,ud and the effects attached be conee aned and ppplied to the sat s,ac,iop ai r. paintih's deEani a'.' ;. s l'ic eis'er'7 n 9s co'A,, that copy of h orde' ' .,ahlishcd iu fs 6toi,.ss L..ee.,rsci.l Rg.st, sRss9r piniished monihs.
 in testimony that ,e Erefning can;o"e" SetY Q. t.e order of s,d court in the case shcie n sta,ed, |. I.arkin Collins, Cierk thereof do hereto put my name and the seal of said court, ths 2Sth day of June A. D., l94l. LARKiN COLLINS,
 mlY6 l5 monthly mos Clerk said Court.
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In Chancery-State ofAabama--Moble County.
 At Rules, Oct. 25, lS4l. David Ferguson, eomplainanl


 e34
 Danel NJ. Narr, P. P. Browne, John J. Webster, John O'Cummins, James Hogan, Henry A. Sno" , Nancy G. Marr, Franklin c. Heard, and Joseph Holford, defendants.
 TVIHE bill in this is filed to enforce an equa- I hle lien upon funds of Mar, Browne Co. m the hands of Cummins, Hogan & Snow, specifically appropriated by Marr, Browne Co. to the pay : ment of debt due complainant; and to enJoin said funds in the hands of Cumnins, Hogan Snow and Franklin C. Heard
 Marr, Browne & Co. being indebted te complain ant in large of money, gave him an order on said Cummins, Hogan and Snow, for such amount to be paid out of funds of Mar, Browne & Co' iu their hands, which order was duly presented 10 said Culnmns, Hogan g Snow for payment; and upon their refusal to pay, it duly protested, oi all which said Cummins, Hogan & Snow had due mo- tice Mar, Browne x Go. are insolvent; but have funds in the hands of Cunmins, Hogan S Snow, sufficient to pay said order. The appropriation ot said funds complainant was prior to any other ap- propriation of any other creditor, and com planant thereby acquired claim thereto superior to an, other creditor of said firm of Marr, Browne, x Co.
 And now the complainant comes by his solicitors and applies for an order of publication; and It ap- nearing to the satisfaction of the Register of the Court of Cancery for the First District ot the South crn Chancery Division of the State ot Alabama, at Mobile, (irom affidavit on hle) that the deiend- ants, John J. Webster and James Holiord, are non residents of this state, they ordered 10 appear at the next term of said Court of Chancery, to be held at Mobile, on the second Monday of November next, and answer or demur the bill of complaint and It is further ordered that this order be published once d week for six weeks, in some newspaper printed and published in the city of Mobie and that copy of the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county, all within fifteen days from this date. .
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 Court of Chancery, at Mobile, this 25lh day
 of October, A. D. lo4l.
 \ lnR Rnn
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

A SPARAGUS RoOT5.-A few hundred of the A finest Giant Asparagus Roots, far sale low.
 l. c. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists, sovl3 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

NOTiUE-N hereas m pursuance oi decreta
 ' order rendered at the late ierpi o The hancer1 Cont held in Mobile in cause pendias m said eoHt wie,ein Copperihw aiie. Cope Dunlap ana aae President Dircctn,s and Company of lhe bank a ihe ynited States o Pennsy ylAania aie com hlnanlt ana ,.aac H. Erwia administrator uf Henry hitehcoek and the heirs of said Hitchcock are deiendanis- ne undersigned has been appointed Receiver of iF ez- tate described and menlOned m the hils oi com plain, in said cause and whereas |! the terms oi said order the undersigned Is authorised and required To collect and receive tire in which ihve accrued since the sh day of Feirarys lS40, and 'e growing rents becoming due from inc ienals Of said premises and 10 let and manage said premises. Therefore all persons owing or indebted m account of the use, occupation leasing of an1 oi sa'd prem- ises are cautioned from paying accounting Tor the same to any other person or perSuns;--and all per sons wishing lease any of said premises will call on the undersigned who s above authorized to let the same Tnnr9 Itf1 VIM. MAGEE, Receiver.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

LNOR SALE,--rhaI valuable lot of land, hayInga " front Royal-st of l60 feet by depth st l25 feet, situated ltoste the State Press.
 TERns.--l-J cash. tIe balance in three equal an- Hual payments, wih interest iom date al per cent. per annum. Noes 10 be secured by mortgage on the prenires.
 Aso,-Will be sold on the terns, all other Real Estate belonging to the Bank Purchasers to pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. Proposals will be received ,n writing addressed ts the Cashier of the Branch Bark sf the State of Alabama.
 anII o56tf R GAYLE Cashier
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

STARCH, LEMON SYRUP, &c.-25 boxes kS Pollard Starch, 25 boxes Lemon and asserted Syrups, Is boxes Rock Candy, 10 kegs fresh Tama- rnds, 3 groce Rewand's Tome Mixture, just landed and for sale by
 ap26 MOSTLY & CO.,, Druggists.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

TRACES BALSAMIQUES of Balsam Copaiba AJ aud Cubebs oy Charles Weldenou--jsst recev- ed flesh supply of the above valuable medicine, for sale wholesale and retail, by
 RICHARD NORTH, mar27 No B Governmt and 10 Comce sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

tARPETlNGS.--A fine assortment of lngrain O Carpetiug, Venetian Stair Carpeting, Brussels, Wilton and Tuhed, Rugs and Door Mats. Just re- ceised and for sale at law prices, for cash by
 THOS. s. BATES, sept 24 50if No. 50, Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20
M.J. McRAE, Register.

in Chancery-State of Aabama-Mobe County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., 1S4l. The President, Directors and Company of the Bank of Norfolk, complainanls
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

CAPPINGTON PlLLS.--A few dozen of the a.
 - bove Pills for Fever and Agae, just received and for sale hy RICHARD NORTH,
 may2s No 35 Government and 45 Commerce-st.
 0AO Coils Russia Hemp Rope; l20 kegs SUO Swede Iron Nails, landing from brig Lin- dea, and for sale by McGRAN < NOONAN, iune3O l3tf St Michael st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

NOMPoUND SYRUP OF LIvERWoRT. O (Hepatiea Trilobo. .)-For the cure of Pulmona- " and Hepatc affections, Coughs. Colds, Consnmp- ,on, Splitting of Blood, S-c. The reputation wbic this article Q.verwort) has obtained in the treatment of Consumptons, Splitting of Blood, Liver Com plaints, Coughs Sc. and the great uncertainty there mus: always be in the preparation of decoctons the mode in which this plant has been usually admins tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmaceutical Manu pulations, has led us to make concentrated Com pound Syrup of n uniform strength
 MEREDITH, HENDERSON & Co.
 N. B.--None are genuine without our written signature.
 ist- For sale by the single bottle or dozen by
 RICHARD NORTH, S3 Government,
 febl9 and 45 Commerce-sts. fTyOBACCO.-2O boxes just received and for sale U by oct20 J, REA.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

TWIN PLATE.--250 boxes ri ,plate--best brands l l50 boxs Leaded Plate, for roofing;
 25 Pigs Banca Tin.-With full assortment oi Sheet Iron, Wire and Copper-landng and for sale by.
 oc,l5 F.. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

TVNHE ART OF DRESS; OR, GUIDE TO THE 1 ToiLET-with directions for adapting the vari- ous parts of the female costume to tho complexion and figure; Hints on Cosmetics, &c., embellished with Engravings from desiqns hy Frank Howard, Esq. for sale by DOUBLEDAY SEARS,
 mayl3 50 Dauphin-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

Doors, x7,I s4 25. Window Blinds, $l 12t cents per foot, wuh hinges and fastenlngs all pete A discount of per cent will be made for all sums over Sl0O aug l3 32f J. REA.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

WTINDOW GLASS-350 boxes most approved W brands of all the szes in general use, in store and for sale low by I. c. DuBOSE co.
 maria Late DuBose & Rolf, 39 Water street.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

SEGAKS.-l50m Manuel Amores Trabuco Segars ID SOM |" [" Regalia 30a Canones Segars,
 POM [" Regalia Scgars, oct15 Fpr sale by F.. c. CENTER x co. SWEET OIL, etc.--25 cases fresh Salad Oil, 0 25 cases Caslile Soap,
 50 boxts Window Glass,
 200 keg. White Lead,
 10 bbls Linseed Oil, just landed, for sale by octl5 MOSELY & co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

iue AEt'rooHier We arc httl. aoIiou, 10 see wha,
tsrd working" hard h,ted' democrats viii say Of the
- Cabtrd II strikes they Will pes,eted to w,ggle
Of the shape they have got 10y their repeat
.,efi that the Wig. aimed es,ablshng sr.to.
- government Tn, has been IN fact The siand,ng az.
Nth the oc0s-an Argument upon which they could
,n Tunes, "a all places and cases. whenever they go,
F., licked cot on every other The union Of money and
u poNer they have thousand tunes told US the
consequence % Wig succossh4t native born
Who despscd labor and the aborefthosc whose six
sd hand, had been poutcd with implement Of
bsfy and whose delicate the winds Of heaven
only suffered blow by indu gen, crncesuch
boo ard only, would be selected Gil Offices Of
snd How has the result pfoScdi First have
tten regular built practical farmer e President hon-
ebe lawyer ot Wee PrcsdeHt eminent stesman born
btough, Up arm ot Secretary Of Stiiethc greatest
I'D chopper N Ohio Secretary Of the Teatutyan hon
abe who independent OF personal and party
oi Secretary Of War. That lie honest sc
eenty proved by the fact that he sacrificed every thing
pnhcpe in cecedng from the admin. party when II
full tide Of success and When he might have promot
private interest by remaining with them. Fer
3i, Of the Navy have Of those noble specimens
n,iure who without any earthly aid but bis nav,
rs,h Of character has from obscury and poverty
I'D. .a,abe which he occupies the
eouar, aud whether he any other than poor
30 .tuo~ not, bot it h he has the spued rep
uoh Of beng honoTabie man. For Attorney Genera
IN have born and bred farm and exists
"pPosng that with his prosperity he has like Martin Var
s.a become like him orgoiien DAYS
,nd domination ia his early life. From of such char
@ such previous occupation and such present standing hat
%. Farmer President selected his council Who doubt
ID such men a, the helm. that government viii again be ad
ahered those principles which distinguished admins
oO to the introduction Of Jackson and Van Burer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
HARRISON AND TYLER.

Cen Harrison and the Hon. John Tyler, President
and Vice Prcsidep, elect IN Richmond on sAlon-
day On Saturday last dinner given to Gen.
Harrison at the Log Cabin there, at which large
company were present. Governor Gilmer was among
the guests In response To sentiment Of the compa-
ny, Gen. Harrison made speech, witch the papers
chaiactcrizc as forcte, and replete nth wisdom and
sound sense. Gov. Gilmer also responded 10 com
pllmeulaty sentiment
! The Rlchmond Wing of Monday, says:-General
Harrison has mingled freely with our citizens since
hls saourn here and has been entertained in the old
Virginia styleWI,h all cour>ey, respect and hosp tai
without the pomp and parade which are the char
aCteIistcs ofpubc demonstrations IN many OF our SIS
ter states. Nor arc citizens a whit behind any "a
cordially and sincerity.
The General bears up finely under the excitement
and consequent fatigue and l1cessani collision with
com-any and the consequent exercise OF his eooqui
al powers II certainly must require a mental and
physical constitution Of ho ordinary strength to pre-
serve the cqulumuity of good spirits he exhibits where
there is so e relaxation for either mind 90 body as
Is the case with him. lie remains With Us today " OF
be present at the parades the square, and The pre-
seuiailon Of SwOris-aud viii spent HE evening "lr
our worthy Governor who will he lat home, 10
large company 90 ladies' and gentlemen. Io-m"uo"
be sets ont for the Of The old Harrison family
ou James River 10 spend iew days with his rel1'iyc
before assuming the responsible duties o The station 70
which be has been elevated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

The Emperor - be hrm 20 present CRISIS sct sug
gcsiing That tie Chinese ought 10 build sps after Eu.
fupcan models, AMI cast caunon. be goes ou % say,
taat iht English forces At Cbusan have bocn 81 much
DrviitcfcJ and reduced by death and stknsss, hey
vii soIn be obliged TO eyacuate u. and submit In
conclusion be hints the probability 81 diff culcs be-
tween the English and other nations on account Of
ihor interference with she trade Of foreign nations aud
lie considers This favorable 10 the Chinese
isasa Tic Intelligence from India Is generally pa
CHIC and no even, had occurred since the last dates Of
much political importance.
Aghanisian remained tranquil The news from
khina and Central ASA, was Of a satisfactory chafac
ter
| Egypt. From Alexandra we have received the con
hrmaiOn Of tie nows Of the arrival uf Commodore Ma
pier empowered by Admiral Stafford 10 offer tue orig
inal treaty Tor the Pashas acceptance, which was i'm
medittely agreed to. Two DAYS afterwards steamer
arrived at Alexandra with Mcyoum Bey AMI Adm. raj
Maiher on board, who came 10 claim The feet which
was formally made over on the Ill ult and finally
sailed for Marmotia on the 2lst ut
/ lbrahim Pasha had quilted Damascus COT Cara, and
preparations we're being made for embarkns his troops
for Egypt.
The Case u Mcleod
This case was briefly touched upon in the House o
Lords, on The Sth. il was introduced by the Ear oil
Muuntc ashcl, who after remarks n the enormity
ot the proceedings had IN New York inquired OF Lore
Melbourne whether the government had any lnofma
tion, and wha: steps had been taken.
The Niscoum replied briefly that information hac
been Ieceised--,hat Mr. McLeod's liberation had Jeel
demanded by Mr.. Fox, &c. As 10 the steps, he wa,
sure that the House would not expect him to give any
answer at present lie would only say that minister
had taken every means IN their power 10 secure th
safety Of her MaJesiy's Subjects &c.
4 In the House OF Commons the matter call
cd up by Lord Stanley who said that
Seeing the noble Lord the Secretary for Foreign Al
fairs, Ia his place, he Uord ; should ask that qucs
tion OF which he had given notice. This being sub
oci ESQ important a nature, a1d coming forward at
critical period, he compelled to preface the ques
tons he about 20 put by short statement Of facts
but II should he only such statement the rules
Is the House permitted.
# Here his Lordshp related al length the facts cor
e necied with the destruction Of the Carone-the maj
debated length by several members, the Ia:
r. remarks were by Mr.. O'ConneIl
, lie thought that every e\erlIon should be made
have Mr.. Mcleod saved, as he had acted under tn
command of her MaJestys Government and 1t was
the strict performance OF his duty that he had INQUIRE
T. the danger with which he was threatened-thea
g hear) Whether those orders had been right wronl
II this Government bound To give him every prolet
/ ton possibe-(cheers from all parts Of the house)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

d, Drama, Farce. Tragedy, lu'erlode, OF whatever
ne, tile Is, Of the Twcniy-sirih Congress, has
faaily brooghl 10 close. For a number Of weeks
ss,a,s, has been Of too little Importance ST regu-
,,e, and We have confined our extracts chiefly
r-,,,c correspondence ~ The New York Journal
sprer-e nd the y. Y Express.
parting remembrance, Mr.. Benton managed to
no one ofhs peculiar is Of anger 10 the las, hour
SESSION, 0., to stay his stomach I'LL he gets back
y sso-u
\ y Daniel has been appointed Assistant, Justice
Il ,.sleuc Coun Of the L S.
.ra session, in the latter part Of May, is under
\ to le selied upon.
sis ell q importance tina, we have seen, con
Il with tie windrng up Of the grca, democratic
Ae world. The "eIpunged" party are probably
\ sa, Of the thickening 81 AIDES oftle aplroa his
e-4l bank Wing dark ages, and the incoming power
rejoicing hat BABY lion the Great, the mother Of har
IS, who has corrupted the ear,h with its hlihinesi
|YALLEN--lS FALLENit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

An Afflicted Faniiy.-Abopt three months ago, a
sober industrious man, a mechanic, by the of
Spencer Wright, from Long Island and who has been
employed at the coach and Wagon mandatory OF
w. &. Townsend, Manchester, where he worked for
about five years, took SICK and he and his child
both died A short time ago his wife and four children
took sick with the measles and two children and
his wife have died within few days, the wife being
broken hearted with her troubles. The only surviving
members of the family the younges, child quite babe
and the Oldest child little boy OF eight years OF
age have been kindly taken into the of the ladies'
and the noble Orphans Asylum, in Allegheny city
The workmen about Mr. rownsend's factory generous
y collected 500 to decently bury and pay the family
expenses, and every thing tina, humanity and phiIan-
hropy could d. has been done for this afflicted iami-
ly.
The mai5en name Of Mrs Wight was Elizabeth
Doyle, from the state Of Vermont.
The papers of New York and Vermont are request.
ed copy this notice meet the eyes OF the relations
of the family - Pittsburgh Inteliigeacer. v