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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15
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 "GFHTLFNAN GEoRaF.-."We snw "Colonel Edwards, aiias Caldwell, yesterday under an eNaini- n iion before Judge Randdl.-Ile IS a rare sleri- nf an accomplished rogue and gentleinany .il- lian 4 most adtoit fmncier Into the bargain. lie has fresh bright cuuntenance wlth line features A" dark hair, curl .d wih studied taste yesterday ny his barber. Blue lrock, fashionable mixed pants light vest, silk neck stock and pair Of flowing whskers, the right to enraptnre fenda young ladies just from boarding school hiE ngure IS hne, personal address easy, and manners qnile tax ing. Although with restless eye, never qnalleu uher the gaze of the crowd, lost hs self posses sion during long and searching examination oi ~it, nesses. lie wore handsome light gloves, beanti'n shirt bosom, and his gold watch guard would ha, C made some credulous people SueaT he was an honest man and opulent gentlemen. He IS just the eha- racler for one of Bulwer's asy-virue heroes
 Thus, like the ancient Grecian, who fired the Temple of Diana this man is likely to have great thrust upon him. IL is great pity that the gall lows is not the price paid for his immortality.
 
 The New Orleans papers publish the correspon- dence between the Rev. Wm. T. Hamilton, Pastor of the Government street Presbyterian Church, and Mr. Freret of that city, in which the latter acknowl edges the receipt or 1oz4 fo-lUU as cocction ta- ken up al the recent Camp Meeting here These donations nothing than sheer acts of jus tice in part payment of the debt which we owe to New Orleans for her generous aid in 1889. The Mayor thus concludes his letter
 "Mobie and New Orleans may we'll hereafter be considered as but separate portions of | family whom distance may indeed divide, but who are nev- ertheess united in all that appeals the finer and better qualities of nature and that they may ev- CT continue the heart and in feeling; that they may have another or baser rivalry, than that exhibited in their efforts to outslrp each other in the race of benevolence, beg to you, is among my most ardent desires.
 Permit me to offer to yourself, and to your fellow citizens, my most fervent wishes for your continued prosperity, and to subscribe myself,
 ''Very respectfully, your obedien. servant,
 'WM. FRERET, President
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

From the Baltimore Republican of the 7th inst
 VICTORY vICTORYll LIKE WAVE IMPELLING wAyE-THE TIDE
 ROLLS ON
 A VOICE FROM THE OLD CITADEL "Huzzal huzzal for the good old cause,
 lis stirring sound to hear,
 For it tells of the ights and franchises
 Which our fathers bought so dear;
 It brings us back to ancient times,
 When, like valiant men, they stood
 Between those homes they loved well
 And desoation's food
 ''7he good old cause! it is still the same,
 Though men may change their hue;
 'ris the of the righ against the urong,
 O the many agdinSt the teD." We promised to respond to our friends in other States who behaved gorousv, AND WE HAVE KEPT OUR PROMISE! We cannot wrte-oui heart is overfowing with gratitude te the Giver of all Good ''wlu has preserved free people,' and from this fulness of heart, and in the spirit of gratitude, we say GOD BLESS the Democracy! Here are the returns,-they speak more eoquently and forcibly than any words utter. Tomorrow shall speak more particularly of the noble bearing of the incorruptble and lion-hearted Democracy of the unconquerabe Monumental City We have labored hard in their cause, and we HAVE our reward.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.--The packet ship Shenandoah arrived at Philadelphia on the 9th inst, with dates from Liverpool to the 9th September. The intelligence is of not much mpor- tance.
 The new ministry met the 9th and parliament on the 9th.
 From China the accounts are more interesting. Great preparations were making by the Emperor for war, and numbers of troops were concentrating al Canton. The sale British and other goods had tirey ceased, and teas could be purchased only for cash. By some stroke of policy, Capr. Elliott had succeeded in obtaining shipment of 100000 pounds.
 To show the warlike temperament of the Celes' tals it is stated that the Emperor had ordered ke- shan, the commissioned at Canton, to be st n f,c' for recommending peace:' A-counsellor had already been submitted the pcasat operation of having his flesh torn from his body for a similar offence.
 ship from England loaded with provisions for fAe expedition had sailed north direct 10 Chussn. knowing nothing of recent alterations, when her commander Captain Stead, R. N., was seized and killed by the Mandarins. This win add another to
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MARRIED,

On the l4th inst. by the Rev. Mir. Capers, MR. JAMES SHELTON to Mss CHARLOTTE J.JoHE SON, both of this city.
 We desire to make our acknowledgements for the usual tokens of remembrances of the printer accom- panying the above notce-a cake of excellent quail ty and wine of the "Tippecanoe" brand
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IHissrya and sasrina 6hieh had thence apIshd folgh' out the whole counry, the language ot Mir, Nicholas Riddle uf the 9th March, lsSe that "Ites fhs aBairs et fts tnsftatioa fafe ot great prosPaHy," came with peculiar fnrce to my recollectons Less than twn years had elapsed before the wh"le became the mass 0l crumbIing Inins that we no behold them
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

Aggregate for the six weeks 72s 3d. making the duty Sd per quarter. The week reduced the duty to the lowest point, viz Is per quarter. The spectators therefore will succeed completely.
 In the manufacturing districts business without much change At Manchester the trade exceedingly dul but in Hudderseld and Rochdale the trade brisk and prices good and firm
 In the money markets there were new features. In the London stock market the business was limited and stocks were without fuctuaon. Consols closed 88s ssi; for account sOl got. Exchsquer bills done at I2 IA shillings premium.
 NEW YORK, Oct 6.-The cotton market for the past three days has retained the angud appearance fore noced though since the decline reported our last we can perceive further variation in prices. The transactions embrace 800 Upland and Florida 7t 10 cs i5O do Mobile, 7a Ot 2O0 do Orleans 2 lUi and equal to about 3OO Texas various qualities St. all round, cash short price and for exporogether 95O b. The arrivals have been, from South Carolina 23l; N. Carolina, g. Total 240b.
 Total import since lst inst. .24O bales. The stock in this port the 3Oth u follows : In store, and arrived landed .20,50O Sold, not delivered, and on shipboard, for export
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

 MoBILE IMFORTR ANn EXPORTS.
 IMPORTS Nep Hdren-Schr Greciani 25 bhs flour 30 do apples, 2SU do potatoes hampers poatoes punches onions bales hay, 21 nests casks, 30 bSs cheese, 2M hoops Nep Oriedns-Schr Hornet l0U bXs wne Inf pipes brandy, 6 hhds bacon 5O hh beans 35 do mohsses 3O do honr 20 do bacon 25 kegs la e25 bags corn casks brandy.
 NeW 0rledns-SteambOat Victoria 2 casks baconi 50 coils 24 bbs our 90 do whiskey II do pork 6 do apples, 2I1 sacks corn 100 do and mdse.
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S. W. Snow, defendant.

A ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.--Letters of A Administration upon lhe estate of Thos. Poircy having been granted to the undersi igned by the Judge of the County Court of Mobile county the 4th day of October, lS4l all persons indebted to said are hereby notified to make payment, and those hav- ing claims, to present them duly authenticated with- in the time prescribed by law, they Ill be barred.
 oct6 55fc JNO. B. HOGAN, Admr.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

EANDY.-10 boxes Stewards Candy landing and V for sale. octl9 THOS. P. MILLER & Co.
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Flour-Recepts fair and sales limited Sales were made on Tuesday at s7i for good quality. BHggins, Western 2s 24 India do; Scotch Is 23. Rope, Wes- tern 10 l0} Northern 10. Stock large and sales dull
 Exchange-sterng lOa Il; French bills 5f F; 60 day bills New York pr ct short sight F az. Boston 60 daysa Philadelphia do li II dis. Freights.-To Ha- vre 1-l6c; Id to Liverpool to Hull (Eng) l-l6d.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

 In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobe County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., l64l. Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at SIS ys.
 s. W. Snow, defendant. .- PURSUANT to a decree rendered in this case at the Spring Term, A. 1S41, of the court of chan cery for the first district ofthe southern chancery d vision of said state at Mobile shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in November 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 filed in this cause; as follows:-All that certain lot of land and premises situate lying and being in the county of Mobile and state of Ala bama, late the residence of Henry Lewis, Esq., bounded on the north by Dauphin way, on the west by lands and premises of Geo. c. Barney, on the south by the new extension of Dauphin sreet and ou the east by lands of Joshua Kennedy, having front on Dauphin way of four hundred and seventeen feet and running bnck southerly same width four hundred and seventeen feet more less. Terms of sale cash Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of sal
 court of chancery, this the first day of Octobc-
 A. D. IS4l. Attest,
 octl 5Sttds M. J. McRAE, Register
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D-D Brig ESPELATA, from Boston-Consignees by
 K this vessel requested to attend to the receipt of their Goods the first dock below Cont st. oct Is
 n~S NOTiCE.-The consignee of 30 bbs Whiskey, u marked Ill., received in July Inst per schr Gambler, requested call and take it, otherwise 1t will be sold at auction Wednesday the 9th October to pay char ges (sept 2O J. REA.
 nTS We requested to announce the name of T. B. uF TUNSTALL, Esq, as a candidate for the Clerk ship the House of at the approaching session Of the General Assembly. aug 26
 n-S PUBLIC BATHS.--The Commercial Bathing uS Rooms in Exchange open every day from a. m. to 9p. for Warm and Geld Bathing. On Sum days they Close 10 o'clock Price reduced to 50 cents decl4 l35u
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Total bales. es......................... Q Flour S6 per bbl.

Flour S6 per bbl.
 Exchange on Mobile si Int Ala. sti New Orleans St s. Bills on London s4s 9ai OH France 5f l7t 5f 2O PHiLADELPHIA, Oct. 6-Sales of Flour for export S6 l2t l9 per bbl Cotton quiet. Exchange on Mobile s a dis; New Orleans l; Charleston lii Savannah parat.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct 13.-The receipts of cotton for the three previous days s,2la b. Cleared in the time, 2l4l b-leaving stock of 4i,ss4 on hand The sales 5000 b, principally French account The transactions noted as follows
 s6e Louisiana and Mississippi sl ls2 st 2s8 9a 4e ss Is sa S26 s4 e5 st 65 st 6O ct 66 8 GA 2s4 9t s2 ss; So 9i GA st 97 9t 45s -; 5lO 9s 66 e 34 B Is s 45 6 99 g 95 l0c all crop; l23 old at 7 3 do
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YNHE subscribers offers for sale on the most req Il sonable terms, the following goods-- 200 pieces Ken. Bagging; 40 bales India do. 10 bales Dundee, do very heavy,
 150 coils Kentucky Rope,
 500 sacks green Havana coffee, ,.... 800 " Rio coffee; leo do St. Domingo do 100 bales Sheetings & shirts, various widths, 15 cases prints, assorted patterns,
 50 casks London porter, f ...r! nh. a- half pipes Otard, Depuy & co. Brandy, 10 pipes American Brandy; 30 hbls Amefican
 Gin; Old Port and Madeira wines, 300 kegs Tobacco, varions brands and quals 300 kegs Nails assorted sizes, il.i....F 300 bbls Roman Cement. octll 67tf J.H. TOULMIN
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

INN PLATE.-25O boxes IT patc--best brands; ; E l50 boxs Leaded Plate, for roofing;
 25 Pigs Bancs rin.-With a full assortment of Sheet Iron, Wire and Copper-landing and for sale by.
 octl5 E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

YNHE Partnership heretofore existing between the -A subscribers under the and style of ANTHo- NY & MONROE, doing business at the house known as the Marine Coffee House, situate on the Govern ment street, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Il persons having claims against the late firm will present them to c. Monroe for lqudation and those indebted to said frm will make payment to Charles Monroe who is only authorised to receipt for the same octl5K*
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--Whereas "A letters of Administration were granted on the 1lt day of October, 1S41 by the honorable the judge of the County Court of Mobile county, me, the un- dersgned, upon the estate of RICHARD TAKERS LEY, deceased, late of said county This is, there fore, to notify all persons indebted the said estate to make payment to me and all others having claims against the same, to file the duly attested within the time prescribed by law they will be barred
 octi5 59c+ F. A. TANKERSLEY
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NOT1CE.-The undersigned, Executor of the last will and testament of JOSEPH RABY, deceased, hereby gives notice that he qualified as executor of said estate, and letters tesamentary were granted to him by the Orphans Court of Mobile county, on the l7th of September, 1S41. All persons having claims against said estate, will be required to present them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted, will please make immediate pay ment [octl3-58tcl JOSEPH KREBS.
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FIRE

IT OST.-A Note in our favor, drawn by B. Boy lL kin, Esq. dated September l, l841, and paya- ble three months after date for Fourteen Hundred and Thirteen 73-100 Dolars-payment of which has been stopped.
 oct15 THOS. P. MILLER & co.
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l denv they were Hhig measures there was hotn'hg
WhiG in them or about %thcm-they were what no iree-
man or lover of liberty, or the Constitution, or .he
country. had a reason to dream Of or to expect before
the election-they were worse than Locotocoisi-and
they were the fruits of the Dictatorship, not OF a Tree
and untrummelled party Of enlightened men, VINO
claimed to be equals, or thought as equals, or acted as
EQUALS. who met free and deliberated freely IN iull COM
munion of c~ouncil-they were the dlctation OF a lew
leaders to a stocked and packed caucus, which obeyed
instinctiyely and blindly followed wherever they were
led. If TO oppose these and such as these, subjects
me to the ana,hema Of the faithful, ! am ready and
willing to be burned for q hereto, and will gladly gio,,
nv in the martyrdom! If this is to be the contest anu
the struggle, | regard it as no holy war, and tue spir.
which invokes its devastation us more horribly nenula"
than any Destructiveism ever denounced oy us aI III 80
themselves. But, / an confident its efieets eau - ~
other than their own political desirucuoh, VI .s III
is public virtue enough among a free people nol on.y
IN defend itselfb ut to visit its enemies, tue oolues' anu
most nowerful, the most daring and desperate, WIN
cond;5n retribution. The true sovereigns are true :"
,bemseIves. and there is an everything PROVIDENCE, Us
- onr fathers DAYS, and there will be forever, 70 pro
,a,, The liberties and reanimate the hopes OF the peo'
Me in this God.favored land. | give you, then, my
cordial congratulations, one and all, and asa PerPe,
tual sentiment for all Unconstitutional hepuoiicans'
reyerently propose to you
aGod and the People !"
Very truly and sincerely
Yours,
HENRY A. WISE.
To Messrs. John B. Coles, l.. G. Harris, H. "
Dawson, II. Graves, +. L. Whitehead, :. uafiaho'
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TILE LIBERAL. DINER.

A splendid Dinner was given to Andrew Stevenson
Esq our returned Minister from London, at the *
change Hotel, on Saturday evening, without d.s'i"c,
ton Of parties. 1t was more than splendid. IL Ia"
not only all the charms and creature comforts, "I'cn
our friend Boyden knows 80 we'll how 10 throw aFonnu
all his entertainments, but it was, as was observed V ~.
the occasion, "the feast Of reason and the fo@ oil son'
as was observed by another, It was "lhe votire 'aOlr.
consecra,ed this day to fellowship and good feeling
The utmos, liberali,y and good feeling PrevaHsI
through the whole entertainment, which continue"
with uninterrupted enthusiasm, and even increasing
TO the last, from five O'Clock to within fifteen IN.
nutes of witching midnigh,-when a reverence io[
the approaching Sabbath compelled them to PRIV
this reunion Of good feeling 10 a conclusion, I"s
whole scene went off admirably and We underlase
to say, that never was better feeling disPlayeed-lus
played, yes, and really experiencedl by gentlemen .
both parties and never was a Guest more hohoiFI'
and more delighted by the warm and generous is.,.
ings which the scene called forth, than Andrew Se,
venson himself, who justly said, that it was the pIouGen
honor that he had ever received. But we have nae -
time 10 gather up the particulars for this day S paps,'
The COMMITTEE Of Arrangements have the whole ~,
Ter in hand, and they will be ready TO lay thelr rep
of The Proceedings before the public on THURSDAY ny
and no doubt with a Report Of The various sPef'"fs :
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relation 10 the deceased peculiar 10 myself. lie WINS
the companion oimy %boyhooS, my acquaintance of ripper
years, my friend in private, and my associate in public
lie. knew his worth and feel his loss. The day preyi-
GUS to his death he was III the enjoyment OF usual health
hv his family and friends, expecting shortly TO ex-
change the sweets of domestic enjoyment for the hustle
of public life. But the decree had gone forth. Ano-
tber dav and lac is in the world of spirits. Thus sud,
denly has his family and numerous friends been plunged
into deep distress BY the loss OF an a'iec'''na,e husoann,
, sender parent. and a devoted friend. will conclude
hv oaerinr for The consideration Of The House the reso'
l,tion which | hold in my hand.
Mr.. LAWRENCE then submitted a resolution,
which was unanimously adopted, that the members oil
his House as a testimony Of respect for the memory
of the late Honorable Henry Black, go into the usual
mourning, by wearing Grape on the left arm for thirty
days.
On motion by Mr.. LAWRENCE,
The House then adjourned.
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:. ~,.sL-his book-his month-tax not the neces.
lis p on which he : and often hardly lives. Ada
sat TO the disadvantages Of his situation BY iieap'ng
~ xcs on every thing lie consumes, and then taunt him
with the insulting profession that you are promoting
american industry; Us If he was out of the pale Of our
common country: and lis glorious name belonged only
10 the opulen, few, and not to the many who by Their
strong arms, daily labor, and stern courage, have MADE
!, H., . :, Chile
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-, unplAns, Houck,
!. Ingefoll, Joseph
|luson,Cave John.
| Kennedy, King,
CVlan, Mckay, Mar
Ehompson Mason,
il II, Moore, Newhard,
o, froGit, Reding,
William