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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
.7aiLoa's Classical Dle,i,.s,v.

We have had this book upon our ,abls for MANY
uays-~aitins for an opportunity to accompany a
nouee OF Il with such extracts Ms would Give The
reader better idea of its value than any thing We
could say. But It is quite obvious, il we wait 70,
that, the work mus, go unno,iesd until after the
close OF the session Of Congress-
The work before us is designed N. =, s,,h.,;,,,,
LOT Lempriere's Classical Dietionary-a book fam;
-" W every Classical scholar. Lempriere had a
e."' reputation IN its day; ard aliho' We were sen.
s'o'e contained many errors aud imperfectons,
We had no idea they were SO abundant. until com.
P.u WIN more accurate, and in all respects SUI
perior production. Than .iiihon's Dictionary. the
u'n' anu tue man OF letters for both should
nave n-could desire nothing better. II is eopious
'' accurate ON almost every department Of ancient
"'e'''ure' and is written in chas,c aud elesan,
style. Geography, History, Biography, Mytholo-
sy ana The hne arts Of the Greeks and Romans are
the leading topics. The author has expended great
anu successful labor upon the Geographical ard
historical Departments. We do not doubt, but
that twill Supersede oil other hooks of the kind,
ana soon come to be in general use in all schools
and colleges, aud to occupy place in every COM
petc library.
inis Is not the hrst appear uncc Of Professor An
mon IN the literary world. lie has put forth edi
uons oil several of the Latin classics, with volumi
nous notes, which stamp him the fines, classical
sehoiar IN this country, and have gained for him
Just ana enviablc European reputation. His Ho-
race, winch We have examined with minutencss aud
pleasure, is OF itself treasure to the scholar Thu,
anu MS other Classics, formed the same plan which
we are pleased to hear, adopted in mos, of our
colleges and schools, will tend greatly to reform the
OH ana loose system of teaching the ancient lam
suages' One cannot study his elegant and profound
notes without soon becoming convinced tina, there is
hisher object IN studying the nncen, authors than
INC acquiring the ability to make loose translation.
critical knowledge of the structure and pbiloso.
phy OF the language is acqured-tho history. eco.
sraphy, laws, manners and customs of the Old
world become subjects OF intcrost-and good taste
or elegant literature is created.
The Dictionary, and we believe the other works
Of Professor Anthem, are published bv the Ncs,,s
'iarpers-thoso enierprisins publishers and munif
cent patrons of letters, who, by the publication of
helr Family Library and other like valuable hooks
N cheap form, are rendering as important benefit.
% their country as it is in the power Of private CHI,
lens to besiow.
The Classical Dictionary is for sale at the Book
Store of Messrs. Smith * Palmer.
H- Ah'T parchiuE ntermisslon Of a week with II,
thermometer ranging from ~ to ~ We had ,eIiyb,fr
a'n saturday afternoon II came down for an hour ar Two
'rr'S' our streets presented rivers Of wafer r t,
inc, sweeping every thing OF
hi' 10 he hoped that the rain has been extensive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

IN, -, WV uKki Ffldny I. NJ.
Gazette informs, are still engaged in giving certif-
Gates OF deposit, bearing per cent interest," in ex
change ior its notes, well as TO such depositers
as had funds in the bank at the time of its suspen-
way. The Effect will be salutary innsmuch as GRE
dors of the Bank, either note holders or deposi-
tors, will now draw interest. Ii is 10 lie hoped that
payment IN full will DC made to both MS speedily as
possible.
We learn that at a special meeting of the Board
on Monday, among other important matters which
engaged their attention, the subject OF n memorial
to Congress for National Bunk, was referred to
the Committee on Blinking and Cumency-to which
committee was also referred the me MORTAL oi tho
Chhmber of Commerce of the city of New York. on
the same subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. NAV .


The towns and ncighboung mil'crs and dealers
have this week been buyers to a tocrdby fair cx.
tent Of fresh parcels Of free foreign Wheat; few
purchases have also been made Tor Ireland, and wo
quote prices Of such descriptions % per bushc high
CT thun nt the close Of last week. Flour hos also
been better sold, home manufacture realizing an
advance Of Is pee suck, and free foreign nm improve.
ment Of Gil per barrel; the quantity Of tho latter Of
lenng Is becoming small. In tho enrly part Of the
week cargo Of Odessa wheat. was sold in ond
AZ u OIL per 70b, and about 5000 barrels Of -four
have changed hands at 2Os 10 2jj per barrel: the
latter prize paid for prime western canal.
LIVEPOOL COTTON MARKET TO MAY %.
May 25-Tho demand for Cotton to.dry has
been extremely limited; the descriptions purchased
by The trade consisted chiefly Of American, about
1000 bales, without any material change IN prices
May 2i-Tho business of the Cotton market To.
day comprises $500 bales 10 the lrnde. In speculn.
| ton or export, there is nothing 10 report The
prices for all descriptions IN without alteration
| May 22-Thero has been some little improve.
ment IN tho demand, but the wants Of tho trade arc
still on very limited scale, and the market con
tnues without animation, and no change in prices
The s,los Of the week amount to ,O2O bnics $500
bags American and 100 Surat being on speculation,
With 200 American, $50 Surat, and $50 Pernambus
co Tor erPorL) and comprise so Sea Island at lad 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Alter long and tedious discussion in relation to
amendments 10 the Journal
Mr. TlLLINGHAST asked leave TO submit n
resolution providing that hereafter the daily hour
OF meeting shall Ie 10 A. NJ; also that there shall
be daily recess from I'LL pas. O'Clock.
Objection being made the resolution was not re-
celved.
On motion Of Mr. FILLMORE so much of the
report Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury which mas
not been already referred, was referred to the Com
miitee on Ways and Means.
After the reference Of several memorials on vari-
on, subjects, the House resumed the consideration
Of the privileged memorial Of Mr. Ingersoll to recon
| slider the vote by which the 2lst Rule had been
struck out.
| Mr. INGERSOLL then resumed and concluded
his remarks from yesterday.
Mr. MARSHALL Of KY, followed, and was
| speaking when thu was closed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

try. O. very som, .n..,..,. p..,;..-... =,
disabled 81 IN I,a'p az. i""euhe" VIII "a
HOITSr prcn>ns%x" % .p'vSi'
wAsr O, eos,,nrs.. -. M,,'lsb may 81
| clock lie IL. 49,. .S,'''I'",.. - ~ nNe o
member, on Iii - g., fSy.ot ~nh
end seats. All = ,,s, .,,t ooe uP'.u mo
| Some important nnnounccmcn, w., 49, mat
| made to the House Sir Robert Peel VS. go,
| in his place Iorb I Russcu ,Le ch,n.",,a 10y
Exchcouer. aud one or ~ n,h"r n,.n,i'ao % .ne
| cabinet, entered the House a few minutes L.c".
1--we o'clock.
shortly alter five o'clock the Speaker called upon
Dir Robert Peel.
SIR X Peel rose amidst tremendous chc,rin.
re'gned throughout the House. The right hon
rS rone. sa'd-i rise, SIR to give notice, that, on
unu'oaJ hes,' shall submit the following reso-
80 -, " VIC ,rouse; nat her m"Jcslys minis
- - - e"'IS possess me confluence oil tho
~. III. W Commons i"enao'e them to carry through
;m,o,,o,.. w S.Iu'es winch ueV ueem OF essential
c 10 inc puohc welfare; and that their
.'.'nuance IN once, under such circumstances, is
ISrhs ,;nI, WIN the sptt OF the constitution"
tren,snJn,,s ch.s.. 30" GOWN AMIDST the most
seye,,i -. ... we ever heard, ana winch were
TIE ApppoSCIi,>,,, ,,ss,o, ,,.,,,.
PARIJANENrN M. 'i '1'li ioN VI
Ions. -, c,,,,'.'.- nc announcement IN tho
nn 49,, 1o.'',,ons on Thursday evening, leaves
n,,I,n,o,, -, y, ministers 10 dissolve
bonc IN Lny, H. 10y 80 '"u UNISON winch they
ours,;o, of a., -, Pfy.'"'',y VI tnh'hs upon the
leaders 10 determines ,vh",h.. ~, .,o voisetvaure
ted to carry This ntcn,ion ;n., n y i,' oe permit
mrn, A1d !, i; 90 - " , me. "hout impede
rn no.. 70 o' VIC consoIVeuFy people TO loso
cont.s npd IN To- - , w 'no approaching
,ur,s a. ,,;II osII - f"'P' anu vigorous mca-
,riumpbs which r. up .ne series OF
in aud gu, of parlI,m.n, With 49, .e'r efforts
univ etsal victory tbroncho,,, ,ho n, u"u
~, - ~ '" ,. 10 pay thh Chase Is nearly at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

Besides 207 bbls. Rye -Four, and hhds. and lG2
bbls. Corn Meal.
wHEAT.-In the early part Of the week sales
Of Pennsylvania good reds were mndo at Ii2 and
ll3 cents; on Wednesday at ll3allI cents; yester-
day very superior parcel Of 2lOO bushels red,
averaging ca pounds To tho bushe, from Perry
County, Pa. was sold at ll5 cents. 10 doy there ~
none in market. a parcel Of prime Md. white Is
held to-day ut 100 cents.
COEN.-Wc quote Md. white corn ut 55p57 cts
and Md, yellow Of the same rates. Sales Of Penn
syiVanin yellow at j7u - ccutf.
OATS.-SaIcs Of Md. at 3siIO CENTS, and Of
Virginia ut 30 cts. Supplies very light.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

-" The course Of Mr.. Buchanan in relation to
Abolition Petitions is in marked contrast with thai,
Of other members of his party. 1t bears about it
the inflllibIe signs Of honesty and sincerity. We
honor him for il. This is not the first time VIC have
done so-we hope it may not be the last-it certain.
" shall not be, il he gives occasion for it, as he has
done.
See the disposition OF Abolition Petitions in the
proceedings OF the Senate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
BALTIMORE WEEKLY REpoRT-M.r /,

H'iond street Fiour.-1here has been no change
IN the price of Howard street Flour during the
week, the sales that have been made from stores
being uniform at 50 for good standard brands, and
we quote TINT price to-day. The stock for sale is
not heavy, but We believe 1t is fully adequate to the
demand. We continue 10 quote the wagon price at
Si,S7t.
City Mills Flour Considerable sales for export
have been made at Sj,l2l n S5,2j.
SaSqHehannn EoW.-Eary IN the week the small
stock IN market was taken at 50. Since then there
have been no further receipts.
The inspections Of the week, ending on Thurs
day evening, comprise the following kinds and guam
ttttpg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
Correspondence or tho Baltimore Pa,ro,
WAsHfHcrog, June 10 IL

UNITED STATES SENATE.
VI bNANS presented two memorials from Port
AND, praying fora uniform bankrupt law.
Mr. BUCHANAN presented memorial proving
iof q law imposing duty on imported silks.
Mr. YOUNG presented memorials from Illinois
praying i0r The passage II general bankrupt law
~ these memorials we're referred.
Mr. Clay, accordingly notice given, asked leav,
70 present 6il 70 provide Tor tho distribution Of III,
piocecds 81 the public lands.
Mr. WOODBRIDGE moved tho printing Of IN,
| bill. s - ""
! Mi CLAY said twas precisely similar 70 the bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14
CONGRESS SIGNAL.

The debate on the letter Of Mr. Webster and our
relations With England, was continued in the Senate
Friday, 10y Mr. Chonte, in vndicaion of the course
Of the Secretary of State, and by Mr. Calhoun, who
spoke with earnestness the other side. II occurs
to US tina: the Loco Focos are Jews days too late
Ia their attack upon Mr. Websers letter. Nearly
all their party in the country arc openly committed
TO it, and opposition by them in Congress will but
serve to embarrnss their friends in pals. Only yes.
terday, we read long and euloglstic comment by
the Charleston Mercury upon MIR Webslers letter,
e1patiatng upon its 'poieer and beauty" in no meu-
sured terms The poor Editor, when he hears that
MIR Calhoun has denounced the letter, will feel OF.
scdingy unplea'ant We pity his case.
Ia the House, Friday, the motion of Mr. Torrance
70 reconsider the resolution adopting the rules of
the last House for the present, was taken up.
MIR. Bolts said the House had been acting for Sc
yeral days under these rules and il the reconsider
alton should be ordered, he wished to know, if all
the elections which had been had would not be null
Iihej and yiiiated.
Mr. Wise rose to speak, and was proceeding,
when being taken suddenly sick, the debate was
| postponed until next day.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
| Printers
MI Morgan nominated NaicS - OcllOn-NIT.
| McKeon, Blair & Riyes.
Golos & Seaton were elected on FIRST ballot-re-
ceivng I3i votes to 70 for Blair & Riyes, and for
| Ptlor Force.
From the National Ha'eLigeneer Of Saturday.
The Publishers Of this paper were yesterday
elected Printers to the House Of Representatives
for the 9th Congress by a vote with which they
have every reason to feel themselves highly honor
ed. As an expression Of the confidence and good
will the House, they feel grateful for tho appoint
msnt and will s.ffer circumstances to interfere
with the faithful performance Il its duties.
The debate in tho Senate on the Mcleod quos
ton was yesterday continued Ivy Mr.. Choatc, in
an able Speech in support Of the ground taken 10y
the Administration; Ivy Mr.. Calhoun, on the other
side and by Mr. Huntington, in successful virdi-
dclron Of the course Of the Executive. This De-
bate runs out TO too great length for convenient
publication in our columns; but, the subject being
important, we will ondeuvor 10 give It as far os
: has gone, beginning in our next.
As tho reader will have learnt from tho repor
Of Yesterdays proceedings in the House that Mr.
Wise was stopped in the midst Of Speech by sud
den ndisposition, in consequence Of which the De
bate was adjourned, We have pleasure IN statio
that no was overcome only by fatigue and tho eH
csssive heat Of the weather, and that his indsposi
ton was not such as 10 afford any just ground
j. alarm 10 his friends.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

GrGhHw's Lades' aud Genhemer's Magazine
Inc June Hum"cr' completing the 18th volume Of this
monthly publication, comes TO us elegantly .n,II,nI
with handsome cngrayins-"The Island OF the Fay~ 4,
print If the fashions for June and very beautiful piece
of Music by Charlie. ys-Let me rest in the lend of
my bir'h.' The work deserves patronage. Mr. e. d.
Lueke will receive subscriptions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

New ORLEASs June g.
~ iatn' duel took place Yesterday morning. he.
tween s. w. okey and Samuel Wright They
met near Nlandeviie, on the other side of the Lake
and fought with rifles, at the distance of Cor,,
ces. On the first fire neither party was hurt: but.
upon the second, MIR Oakeys ball struck his nn,nSo'
nst IN the region of the heart and passed directly
ground. His opponent escaped from the romsic,
unIouched.-.4dr. VIZ No"A"'
The combainnts were bo,b ,,o..L..,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

Inc publishers Of this popular elegant Journal have
presented hcir readers with beautiful embclshnent IN
the present volume in the form Of well eI ccute print If
Lord Wellington.
SubseUeersin town can procure the print Of Mr. C. H.
Lucke At the Post Once who is the Agent f,r ,h ,r
Ia this City
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

u1- Many cellars IN the City inundated by the
rain saturday but pleased learn that the damage
has be en- Uncomfortable Nessrs Kont Kendall Atwa-
ter suffer small loss In the damage Of bales Mess. r.
Switzerland and J. 3 Jones opposite the Banks we're also
tniuredto some ertenL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

h'end Of his country OF his race, and though
syeophantie priests may strive TO manufacture him
INTO patro, and saint. IL is not in their power to
perform mpossibililies, or to make crime virtue
wrong righln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-14

~, N''' PSrehns tniermission Of week, with ia C
Thermometer ranging from soto VI We had I.Iia,,n,
r'n saturday afternoon. down for an hour arr ,,y
IN 'rrcns Our streets presented rivers Of wafer for
tmo, sweeping every thing OH
TITS 10 he hoped that the rain has been extensive
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
GE.U. F. i,I,i.T

h V v N " hobI LII.
 ftNHE undersigned has resumed ths Factorsge. and A Commission basissss ia Mobile, snd will be thaakia o his sd friends aud the public for a share of patronage, Having eoa.nepesd bus mess here as early ss lsls 2nd septisued t up e 1884 and being am'llsry acquainted with ths husiness he hopes to be able ts reader satistscoa, be thinks he ieuer- ally did, while be pursued that business. ;And be ag' ts refer suck porssss as are n.t ac,s ned with hn for the sltsirn sf T, c. iolt of which he wss mouer) ts All hs yarious friends and patrons ofhis Tor test'n,,ny as to bis qualification for that brauch ei business. All basiness csnsded to his caro will e* Pronp. attended .s by hs agent until bis return te the city, which will bs in October.
 aug6 2Sf - GEO. F. HOLT.
 Vt- The Joaruai and Advertiser w,ll copy iu the cosntr, paper until the l,t sf January next
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
STATE OF ALAR1MA-CLARKE COUNTY


 SFATE OF ALARAtA-CLARKE COUNTY.
 ORfHAE's CosRT, Sept. Term, l841. tI'biS oAf csIas FRANCIS BETTfs, Execatof Jf = Ae Ast ~in and testament of Mathew .Bettia ana sassesn to she coar that he has duly sdiaos,eF"d the Estate of said Mathew Bettis. and pra,s he- ooHrt fer aa order of snal settlement; Hhersspos II is sraetsd, that satsrday. fhe aO,h dsy s -october next, al the coart house of Clarke o"rnty. bs apppinted fer ihs of in, accounts .i saId ehecHtsr snd that publication of ihis order he made sacs wo-k for fsr,y aysiO the Mobile Com, aisrcis Register sad Pzust, Y nessuaner nr;n,ed; ;o the ciiy sf Asbe, that all persous in,,rs.ed may attend and hear Lhs settlement of said accounts Tne copy from tho niautes. =.
 A,tsE. TERRELL POWERS. eS'eY "s19s e. -. Clerk A DAINlSrKAToR's NOTICE.--L.,,r,. of A Adminisuatios "s the estate of Elijah Presnsll. heoessed' wsre oa ihe Gsh day ef September, 1s4l granted Ia the anersigaed by the hopor.ble the Or. ph.n' Cunt sf Clarke ssup,y, State of Aisban,a.- Altpers.ns indebted said estate are h.reb, noti hed to make paspss. immediately, and th.,se having claims against the ssss. to prsept iheH within the time prescribed by law or ts sane will be barred.
 JOHN PkESNALL, oct2s satc iTRYON PREsNALL, Adm'rt'
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

THRUST SALE-REA L ESIATE .-NofIcE. E.. \ is hereby given, that th,trustees ofihe Gordon Land comcany will proceed sell at public sale, at the door of the Court thsuse fMpbile county, on the first Monday of December net, all the lands remaip- ing unsold belonging to saidCoipauy. for the pur- po,e of closing and finally setting the said Trust,
 The trustees will sell the sid property as it stands and will give such titles ;s they are- authorized s
 Hstees tp give, by ytne ide deed of sy;,nce and trust, dated the first daJ d June, 1886 wheIebS said lands were conveyed Y Archibald W. Gordon to Henry Hitchcock, Geofg N Stewart aud ,Ahner s. Lpscomb, Trustees, fur,e beneftof said A. w. Gordon and of the stockhol lers oi said Gordon Land Company, and which deed duly recorded in Mobile county. E,. -..-
 The property to be sold. .tsa rortiDnof the Favre Tract, containing erguall aosut 200 arpens of land in the lower part of the cityoi Mobile small portion of which has been sold by the Trustees the remain. der will be sold as it salds. Persons wishing to purchase will please aprly to George -N Stewart m Mobile, who will explai. tie situation of t,eprop, er,y, and of the ttl propose to be conveyed. Tn, terms will be matte kHown o' the day of sale Sal, at twelve o'clock. GEoRtE N. STEWART,
 D. E, HALL,
 A T..
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

niSSOLuTloH or CopARTNERSHIP.-- a.e c"partaershp isaAe Iron Foundry -busine.s at hsbilr, kas~s under tAe n.sne of James Curry & O., has bees this day di,suved All persons h.,v- ing claims against said fra ea account of the Mo bile Foundry, will pIe.se prs.ent them for sel,e- ,ueat. I.ct2S S5tf JAMES CURRY.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

.nR. H. GATES, Dauphm st., informs the Iiubt
 D that he las no1 oa Gand, aud will hereafter kesp, in addition to his stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c.. a.generaf assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, among which are-- .. ..s Asparagus, long blood, eahy .r"p, French Sugar and other lseets white kidney and Lima Beans Long pod, red and brown speclled Valentine, Chi ma white and yellow -Beans Scotch aud Ger. Kate;
 Early York, Landrsths large York, early Battersea,, large druuihead, far Dutch. green c,,ted a,h Funl hoad Savoy, fed Dmeh and green German Cabbage, Early CaulifJwer; white and red solid. Ceiefy,
 Early frame and Loag green priokly. Cucumbers ;- Large purple Egg Plant; curled Endye; ldlge flag ieafed Leek: Cayenne Pepper early, brown Dutch, large cured India and early cabbage Lettuce; Span
 ish and Cairo Wateynelon; Nupeg and citron Muskiielsn Okrss, Tomato; Salslfy; Rtdbarb;- great variety ofPeas. Turaips, Radisbes, Squash ss, Onions ,'f'ot and sweet berbs Tern,s cash. =
 Aiithese seeds s-warra,aed sI sdN 21
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
Mobile, Nosls sOlislslJr Tru,

IN CONFORMITY win the last Will and Tes- Il lament of Joseph Rabs, eceasrt, and To carr, into effect the provisions of ad Yin, and in con ioImity with the order ot the Orphans C"ri of Mo- bile county, granted the 18th lay of October. lsfi will, onM snday, the stIr da of January; 1sl2,ex. pose to public sale, in front of the court house Of Mobile within the legal hoT.af sale. all the personal aud real estate o said 1ossph Rafy follows, viz the Negroes Willi, Tony, ss,c, Sally and her three chldren; Household Fmrnitue; as also; n tract of Land lying on.Bayou Codfn,in Mobile coupty, c,,n. ta'n'py about 300 res; also tract of Land ai Full
 ton, containing about AS aces being the residence of the late Joseph Rahy. 'i'.
 Ter"s of. sale 6 months .redit, ,.wth two good.se cur'tIes . JOSEPH KREfS,' |.
 nosO 62u Exec,itor..
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

WHARF NOrICE-Wheress, much ineoasep- W ieacs and great loss is experienced by the pro- prieors ef the ~har,es, froE the present node ot sh'ppas upward freight, notice is hereby gi,el that mos' and after the frs, day of November next, no Way VIII he permitted ts eater uprn any of the rha'es with ustshanaise for shipnleut without the arsyuan hrs, delivering to the ~ksrngpr-~ho ~ill attrsa for that p,upsa--a written acSnox,rdgman,, from respensbls shipper resident ID the city, sf i'apulty icr the wharfage. or payment of the same made in cash. ss.'+ .
 sepl2 4S titan A.J, JUDE, Wharfinpnr.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

| M NoriCE.-Ths undersigned. (successors to-J x,
 perlip under the name aud style ofSm,h q Dabney
 for tn purpose .fuausac,ing general grocery bu-
 sipess, They soch ceatinuance of the liberal pa
 Tessge bsto~ed upon aas late hra and the public generally. JAMES SMTTH, F -octl 5y1 JOHN H. DABNEY.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
NLARINE .&. FLRE fNSURA NcE.

MARINE g.. FIRE fNSURANCE. ALA. LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST co. Capital 0,0O0-shl paid ia. =
 JAMES INNERARlTl, Prssident,
 T, Sanford, ..- Oiis Dser, -
 J0na.. Hunt, Henry Mserss . ( C .-llaAlrd, S. P. Bullar.i,
 A. W. tiorlou, Arch, Broun. . T. ". Metby, .. Jas $. sDeas,' F. Ra,csies, Calvin Norrls
 R, Saapd.
 This eollpany .contnae.io do general insurance hpsiRessat their acs, corner St Francis and Royal streets, tikfg risks at the usual rate of premium agayls loss or damage b, fire to brick frame buil ,Gngs, or to merchandso or furniture contained there in, IS also agrlnst the auger of marac river yigatione EDW. MARrINEAU,.
 ianc 1 s2ky-- Secy. .