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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

we will not at present offer remark, as Mr.. + and his
younger brother, William Foster, are now in the hands
of the civil authorities of the country, and the affair
will undergo judicial investigation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARn.-Ran away from the subscribe
! near Locust Dale Post Office. Madison county. Va, a prp,..
woman Fanny, calling herself Fanny Wright. shr has 4 scar "a
her neck, and n white spot On the back of her head-of common
height, and tim yi>ased. She had relations Belonging 10 thu NJ.
Mr.. Hall of cmlpcper. who were liberated, aud sent by the way d.
fredericksburg and Richmond Ia Norfolk, Ia be sent 10 Africa. /
have reasons, that she followed he. friends 10 one 1T The other
ilarcs, wher, have no doubt she Is lurking and she nlay procure
a pass. viii give the above reward Of fifty dollars It broucl, 10
me, ~ secured III any Jail SO that GET her again.
RoBT. WILLIS.
MADISON county, Va, Jan. gfh, ISL. s3-i;
CLASSICAL SCHOOL, at Charlotte Court. Hoase-Ihc Ever.
y csc> Of this School viii lie resumed on the Isl IL February,
and end IN The 2hh of December, with a vacation during Tie
month Of July.
The course III instruction will embrace the Latin and Greek
Languages, and such branches a constitute a souud English EIu
cation. The situation i IN = healthy aad moral nrighborhouL.
TERMS.
For Spelling, Rcahin. and Writing, SIS o.
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography and History, ~ %
Latin and Greek Languages, and Sciences, 81 o.
BOARD can be had IN respectable families in ihs neichborhool on
moderate terms. The number of pupils viii he limited 10 twcnt,
thttccn III The dead languages aud sciences, and five IN III.
elementary branches Of En-. i>h)
We VIII refer persons DESTROYS Of information, 10 Wvatt Cad
well, Captain William Smith, col. James y. MARSHALL. John Nor
ton aud t"l. Thomas 7. Richardson, who ra,ronsrd us last year
No deduction made for absence, cscpp. ia ca>rs OF protIaolrt
sickness. Persons wishing Ia send 10 IL VIII please 10 inform rs
by the Isl OF February. JAMES j. WORD,
THOMAS MACK.
Jan - o3-:l
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Richmond, 2stb jan, lsil.

HAVE recently recommended the Foundry business, al my Oh
stand. which was burnt down some time ago, where l am
now making CASTINGS as formerly, aud have q large number oil
""A 0'"' THoS. SPENCE,
.9gent for NJ. a. = Il. Spencer.
-, 7e-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

The Rev. A. II. ConlS, the aged and venerable
Pastor of the Israelite Congregation in this City,
bres,hed his last on Friday. His funeral was attended
by a large Procession. Mr.: {. was deeply versed in
the antiquities OF his celebrated Peoplc-Ile was an
excellent scholar-a most agreeable companion, and i
kind and auliable man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

Mr.. VIM. c. Rives reached this C,lXua Tuesday
Eveninr, on his way 10 Washington. He is expected
TO leave Richmond this morning "narclling slowly
on TO Chester.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
NORTHERN NECK

"a Democrat" and " Z Piuribus Jaum, : will Ger
ta,u!y appear on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

n We shall lay before our readers on Saturday, the
Res buttons Of the Legislature of New Hampshire
aud a very able article from the New York Evening
Post, in vid,cation Of the course of Virginia in her con
troyersy with New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

4 Contrast ,-Thursday last the earth was covered
with 4 sleet but on the Evening, a species Of smoky
fog filled the atmosphere. Just MS the sun was setting,
ono of tie most beautiful rainbows VIC ever saw appear
ed in The East. We do not recolect of ever having
seen SO large an arch spanning the armament.
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Ieoisiofure of pfDusuiraHia

The resolutions relative to the distribution of The Pro.
ceeds ofthe Public Lands passed the Senate by vote Of
81 to- -, along with MIR. Cox's amendment, lnstruciing
her Senators, &c, further 10 vote for such a re-inodii.
cation of the Tariff, as will make the receipts, on i'm
ports, &c, into the National Treasury, equal to the
wants Of the National Government, so that hereafter
no part Of The moneys arising from Tue sale "s The pub
The House agreed to this amendment. The Sub-Trea-
sury resolu,isn was under discussion in the Senate, on
the Dad. along with tie amendment, submitted by Mr..
Headley, that the presen, bill shall not be repealed un-
Ill a safer depositary shall be provided for the public
treasure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

The New York Express may praise "the noble spirit
of the Richmond Wing for the course it takes in the
New York Controversy. The Wing is welcome 10 the
praise it receives. from such a source. What care we
for the abuse il lavishcs upon us in such a cause' "Not
a cherrystone,' MS Swift says-We ~sbrewdly suspect
that he is the author of that contemplate letter i'll the
Intellgencer, about "quarts Of ink, and an ocean Of
words" and n "$500 principle" which drew from a
Wing paper in Petersburg the epithet of "fiippancy -
gencer, which came last night, contains a similar letter
upon the New York Controversy, and similar stric.
lures upon ourselves. 1t casts a slur over the conduct
and cause of Virginia, which the National Intelligencer
should have had good taste enough to suppress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

SEN ATORIAL ELECTION.
The resolution of the House of Delegates 10 proceed
to the election of n second Senator. came before the Sc.
nate of Virginia on Tuesday, and was laid upon the Ia.
BILE till next Monday week, in consequence of the
| nhsrnca Of seYcral members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28

Jan 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-28
From the paRey STAR.

GEORGE ROGERS, Secretary.
NJ Statesman will please copy.
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M~ECKLENgCRG.

GEO. STONE, Secretary.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25


 and efficient mode pursued Tennessee for obtaining competent and efficient directors. Had similar policy been pursued In Alnhhma from the first introduction oi her state banks hesitate not that she would, at this tune have been in prosperous condition as the bank of Tennessee and with surplus of millions of dollars hand. The truth s legislature must adopt the policy recommended by Gov. BnRby in his for messages regard the selection 0f directors of tue siate banks, shall get along safely with banking institutions For years have advOeRted- the pocyj and assembling of the legs laiure November thorough reform in this particular may be adopted by requiring the Governor to nominate to e legislature the names of suitable individuals for d This done, word for 1t, the hoard of direc would be composed of responsible and efficient bus men, and banks rendered useful and profitable the state instead of burhen at present organised" We agree fully in the opinions here expressed by the Democrat and think that defer action the subject beyond coming of legislature Is o neglect the interests of the state and make the members anne nable to the unqualified of the people.
 The Governor in strong that disposition of the banks the action of their neghbors. If banks this is entirely futile and if il be admitted, resumption come abont. The condition of the New York and New England nstu- tions Is a sufficient exposition of the fact. They have their dishonest neighbors to break them down.
 This system Of procrastination has made the resump tion of the New Orleans banks to depend those Of Philadelphia while of the city have depended those of the former and the whole south and awaiting the action of both of them.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
IMPORTS.


 NeW Oriedns-Steamboat Champion hhds bacon, IS bbls oranges Is bbs flour, lot of lumber, baes bxs, case mdse.
 New Orieans-Steamboat Echo: 91 pcs hagglng 50 coils rope 65 casks bacon hhds sugar. l72 bbls four 2 do monsses IS do pork 55s sacks oon 30 kegs lard and mdse.
 NeW Orieans-Schr Helen, casks bacon 50 bbls four 20 do whskey, 40 do bread 500 sacks 50 do NeW Orieans-Steambsat Caroline 235 cells rope, hhds bacon 260 ps baggng 25 hbls whskey do moas- p do fruit, l23 kegs lard and mdse NeW Orieans-Stenmboat W w Fry hhds bacon tee do 50 bbs whskey 3O2 sacks corn, l2 bbls our do and box sundres, kegs 20 casks bacon, 50 bbls pork and mdse.
 Nep Orleans-Steamboat Champion l6 bbls flour, 10 do pork 10 do whiskey, 80 do fruit 10 hhds bacon 10 pigs lead ll8 sacks bran 10 kegs grapes crates cabba ges box mdse.
 NeW 0rieans-Steamboat Echo 9l pcs bagging, 50 coils rope, 633 sacks c0rn bxs hats IA baskets cham pagne, 72 bbs four, 65 casks hHcOn, bbls, hhds gar 30 kegs lard 2 bbls moasses 3 do pork Is ap- ples II do beans box cigars kegs shot, tcs casks box wine, bales, 9 bxs mdse.
 NeW Orfeans-SteHmboat Shoal Water 459 pcs bag gng 397 coils rope 32 bb our 24 do beans 23 sacks loo do
 New orleGns--Steamboat Victoria l6 bbs flour, II do molasses hhds sugar, pipe linseed oil mdse
 EXPORTS
 NelD Y0rk-Drig Alabama 462 bales cotton
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
C 0 N SIG N F. F. $

Per steamboat Echo McGran & Noenan; S l & II Jones; Gueringer; Marshall x Rowe; Harris d Rsss Rea Jno Herpn; W shand T P Miller q COS Smith x Dabney L Hull & Son; Il Fry; Austin & Tardy; Thos Henry Phillips; E Martineau.
 Per steamboat Champions Davenport Seawe A Cooper; Marshall d Rowe W Lewis; to order.
 Per steamboat W W Fry Marshall & Rowe; Me- Caskill T Miller x co N o J Tislale II Caldwell; l. Hull x Son; order.
 Per steamboat Caroline L J Wilson; T Miller x co; Fry & McCrary; Barton
 Per steambon' Shoal Water Rives, Battle X co; W Aderson; L Hull X Son; Cooper; Marshall x Rowe.
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
 Per steamboat lsora Austill Marshall 56; Mckinney & Robinson 5; Desha, Sheppard X 10; Sayre 2G; T Iesesne 22 Walker 2l; W Tarleton 2l; Rives Bat tie x 20; Hoyt X Ford l6 w Dickinson 5; Leavens X Malone Y J II Q'Nes 6; Purvis Andrews 5; l. An drews 4 co 6; Crawford 6; Boykin 2.
 Per steamboat Factor Rives, Hattie X 150 Brod- max, Newtsn & co lO4; Desha, sheppard & co 36 L Walker 35; Crawford 24 Austll & Marshall l6 Mnge X Russell 5.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

Nsw-JERsEY.-The complete returns from this state show the choice of nine whgs and nine demo- crats to the council, and 35 whigs and 22 democrats to the assembly. making joint ballot whig aajo- rity of thirteen; and securing the election of whs governor, who is chosen by the legislature.
 The whig loss is one council man and one assem- ply man Tn Passac county ono assembly man in Sa- Ie,n; and one council man aud five assembly men in Monmouth making loss of nine members of the le- gislature, which is nearly one sixth of the whole aunber. In four counties there no democratic candidates.
 Tho whig loss of the popular vote in the seven counties where party had candidates, is s.lll since tho Presidential election, at winch time Harr son received majority of 2,32s. So, although we have not carried the assembly, and thereby elected eur governor. have completely reversed the pop ular strength. and can claim the state demo. cratic.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
PAS SEN G F. K $

Per ship Tarquin, sid fun Boston for Mobile-Judge Chamberlain and lady, MT Steison and lady, T Cham herlain and lady Mrs Smith, Miss Edgerey Miss Webb, Miss Shipley, Dr Jeweti and lady, Mir Adas lady and 2chdren Mrs Martineau and child, Messrs Leslie Stiles, Studley Feyplace Edgerey, Thatcher Howe, FHrnnm-l2 steerage.
 Per steamboat Isora--Mrs Stark and child, Messrs Me Ginney, Palmer, Hurbut, Franklin Pluck, McElroy, w Fontane Evans, Chase, Harrison, Gibson, Chandler, Fielding, Robinson, Gunwood Harris Keith, Jefries w Williams, Mason, Gay.
 Per steamboat Champon-Messrs Wright, Burns.
 Per steamboat Carone-Mrs Harris, Messrs Harris, A Conrey Barclay, overon Burberry, Sone Richardson, Millaudon, Manowick, Jourtlan.
 Per steamboat Echo-Mrs DAkney, Capt Drew Doct Fowler Messrs Harris Holway Western Holly, Flanna- gan Wheeler, Adrian Fulum, Holt, Bosworth, Stack
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25


 MeLEoD.s1 .s1Un Tuesday the l2lh iust., according to expectation, the uia; uf Mcleod closed with verdict of aedilt'l. The charge "f Judge Haidles two hours iu being delivered and IS fine, lIn- parIial review of the merits of trr caie. The jur! thea retired, an aiier absence oi thity inmates, rendered verdict ol ni gEhy. The evidence Tor the prisoner clear tu require ne other labor than ils production on the part ot the defence.
 A great deal of we-nerited praise is bestowed on the order and dccornm which were observed during the trial. Not the slightest indication appeared either before or after lhe prisoners arquta "f any dispo- silon Ia insult or commit violence upon him. This saying gpod deal Mlrn tie intense interest which felt this subject is taken into considerations The result will have the happy effect of proving to Great Britain that simple threat demonstration of force is able To deter people from pursuing deviatngly the road which they have marked out as that of rght-that courts ol justice are not mois -and that have other laws besides those which belong to the code Lynch The State of New York has amply vindicaed and enforced both the position which she assumed m the report of justice Cowan, and the construction of international law declared by the late administration. If that construction had been reiterated by the present administration, the modification of seeing the general and govern in antngonislic positons-of feeling that the former skunk from responsibility assumed by the latter-of having proved to foreigners the want of harmonious acuon between the states and the iede- ral government, would all have been spared Us.
 We are glad that Mcleod has been acquitted, but we feel pride in knowing that he was tried impar- tially according forms of law, in despite of the muterings of foreign wrath, and the threats of British cannon.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

In Western produce the business smal and there is change worthy of note. The stock is large The weather cold and the fever abating.
 Exohange-Best Sterling in fair demand ut l0i Il per prem Paris 5f l2t. Short sight bills the North in demand. New York and Boston 60 days, rather dul at A short sight ll a2 Philadelphia SO days lA + discount.
 Freights previouslyno change having occurred in either foreign cosstwise.
 The recent message of Gov Polk of Tennessee to the Legislature Of the able papers have read for long while. The Governor the embarrass- ments of the banks of the the avorsm shown to large trading and commission houses the exclusion of men of smaller business. He insists that the banks are able to resume they should be obliged to do SO immedately-that guards should be enacted to prevent recurrence of suspension aHd that should any them again suspend they be put into immediate qui- daon. He represents the state bank to be in excel- lent and solvent condition, and capable of resuming at any moment. He proposes that greater power of the branches be placed in the principal board of Directon, to render them de- pendent on the main institutions and thus them more harmony of action. He also proposes that tho number of branches be reduced It s shown too that while the state bank Is in this prosperous condition the stock banks are embarrassed and involved and the cause control Of vortss and foreigners This Is the very re- verse of the condition of the banks in this state. Here the stock banks in excellent condition while ,Asss Of the have sunk mosty s iheis capital and involved almost hsyand shs possibility of reeyey The Hsstsvius psmoare. tp allsaiOn sp shh. ssya,
 aTlp, aoseilssA ssnfhnnels ip tas <sr5 whciescns
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

CIrY CEARrER.-We invite the attention of our by large and respectable meeting of democratic ci tixens at the Alhambra Saturday evening last.
 Although proposed and adopted by party meet tug, they free from partisan objections they possibly could bo made. under the circumstances api framed with eye to the general welfare oi the city.
 We have doub, that they will meet the general appreciation Of citizens of all classes 1t will be seen that the restrictions upon the right of suffrage embo- died in the late charter are ExPUKeED. This the republican party felt itself bound to do by its pledges and principles.
 The Registration Law" to be abrogated.
 The city marshal Is be elected by the people.
 All FKEs and rERaUIRIrEs of office to be abro- gated' aud stated salaries paid for stated duties.
 TIE REcoRDER's OPTICS to be abolished.
 The mayor to perform the Recorder's duties; to have salary of three thousand dollars; and to be invested with tho pefo posce upon the acts of both boards.
 The Mayor to have vote at either board.
 The number of wards to be increased to seven, each electing two aldermen and one member of the council; and some other changes.
 We commend the proposed changes to the candid consideration of the public If is objectionable in any of its features, lot amendments be proposed; and fcomins from respectable sources and in pro- per spirit, we dosbt not that they will receive res pecifm consideration.
 The object of the democratic party is the public good-they desire to live under free charter and equal and impartial laws. They deu,and justice for themselves. and do not seek to oppress others.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

JUDGE GRIDLEY.-The Utica correspondent of the Courier gives the following anecdote, in ilustra- ton of Judge Gridley's passlon--as It may well be caled-for despatch of business.
 Immediately upon the officers being sworn to att tend the jury their room and before they had left the Court room he commanded silence, and address ing the clerk said "CalI the next case, Mir. Clek- empanne jury," and thai just at the close of the eighth day of trial during which he had presided sixteen hours each day. The lawyers perfectly unprepared for such of conduct, but they knew he not to be triied with, they hastily des patched messengers for their papers and witnesses, and in less than twenty minutes the Court was again occupied with case involving some eighty hun dred dollars.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

oHo-The New Orleans Advertiser of yesterday says |" We have now tp record defeat, horse, fOOtand dragoens in the state of Ohio" It neither gives particulars, however. nor states when how Il received it's information.
 The Post, of the same date, has the flowing par agraph;
 " We learn that Farren, the democratic candidate 1or the legislature, from Hamilton county, Ohio, Is elected by $50 majority"
 Hamilton is the county where the pipe layers aad yarn spinners" last year defeated Duncan for congress, and elected Pendleton by importing so- sers from Indiana and Kentucky. It was also the residence of Gen. Harrison.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

DEsTRucTIvE FIRE,-By slip ft.m the office of sae Macon (Geo.) Telegraph, we learn that on the morning fthe 2ls, fire was discovered in the liy- cry stshlc of Hessrs. Wagnoa & Co. which consum- cd that and several of the contiguous buildings The loss in houses, goods, Sc. is estimated at from 25 to 5000 dollars. The fire is supposed to be the work uf aa ,nce ndiary
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
NJ ARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF E-oCT. 25.
------'--------- CLEARED

CLEARED Schr Helen, Phillips, for New Orleans. Brig Alabama, Williams, for New York.
 ARRIVED sohr X Collinston, Norris. i'm Pensacola. Schr Seminole, Martin i'm Baltimore. Schr Helen, Phillips fin New Orleans. Steamboat Isora. Pendarvis, fin Wetumpka, with 3l4 bales cotton. Steamboat Facor Jenks, from Sturges' Landing with 419 bales cotton. Steamboat Canebrake. Adams, i'm McGrew's Shoals. Steamboat Favorite, Bates fun Montgomery. with 496 bales cotton. Steamboat Victoria, Hutton, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Shoal Water, Moore fin New Orleans. Steamboat W w Fry, Pitfed, from New Orleans. Steamboat Echo. Little, i'm New Orleans Steamboat Champion, Baker, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Caroline Sutton from New Orleans Barge Kenney, i'm Erie, with 34 bales cotton.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

We have received number of q new series of the weekly N. Y. Post. It is beautiful sheet, and it's abls support of democratic principles comlnends il to every friend of that party. It is edited by the great est of tue American poets, Bryant, and is furnished at the low price of two dollars per annum.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

n~Ts THE PEWs in ths Catholic Church of the Holy V-+ Conception. will be leased on the first of Noyem- Der proximo, for one year from that day oct 20 CIR
 0~S We are requested to announce the name of T. B. u' TUNSTALL, Esq, n candidate for the Clerk ship of the House of Representatives the approaching session of the General Assembly. 20
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

Mcleod, the great acquitted, to leave for England in the Acadia, which to sail from Bos- ton on the 18th inst. He will, therefore, convey out with him the news of his acquittal. It is said that fear of the balilis, who waiting for him in Cam ada, is the cause of his going.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25

PkEEsYLvANIA ELEcTIoE.-By yesterday's ,aaiI we have reported returns of thrtytwo counties from Pennsylvania.
 In twenty-three of them, Forter's majorities are
 23,944 Ia ten of them Banks majorities are 8,4O5 Making q clear ma.ority for Porter ss above, l5,539 h one county alone tAeghany) the democratic gain since last November is 2,267 votes. There are twenty -four counties yet to be heard from.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
OMMERcTAL REGIST
MOBILE:
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25. ls4l.

The mai to day brought no Papefs from beyond Charleston. The Courier of that clty of the 2OIh contains extracts from the New York Express of the 18th. received by passenger from New York in ad- vance of the reguIai advces. The news is dot itn- t,orfnnf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-25
MEMORANDA.

Ar at New York, the lith--schr Pompino, Dyer, fin Boston, bound to Mobileput in here in distress. On the 4th In the Gulf in gale fin F. carried away foremast, sprung mainmast lost boats and galley, and stove bull warks-threw over portion of cargo-slates and dry goods Next dny, spoke Ir brig Helen Mar from Baba- does for St Andrews s. had lost her spars sas &c- supplied them with provisions. The II M reported hay ing seen a Bremen ship dismasted.