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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22

on the stood, moro conscious than himself on the
occasion, is the magnet, that attracts all eyes,
and touches every heart. He reaches the Cap
ito. He ascends the steps. He stands, males.
tic in his meekness and simplicity, before the
Unreasonable multitude who have brought with
them, the homage Of the nation. The highest
officer Of Justice administers to him the most
magnificent oath that ever rises up to Heaven
And the youthful ensign, the gallant general! t. e
aborous farmer, is President OF the United
States.
Zone little month" has passed. Ii is a ftful
April day. Again, the Federal City is sstir
Cannons are heard; but these are minute guns
The bells peal out, but It's the funeral knell
The streets are thfonged, but every face is sad
and every voice is STILL Once more, long
procession passed down that noble Avenue but
yew and cypress take the place Of noddng
plumes and muffled drums beat time 10 aching
hearts. Again, that grave plain man is there
nomore erect and tall, ''the pillar OF the State"
but in his grave clothes, streatched upon the fu
neral Car. He enters not the gate, as when we
last beheld him, to that glorious Capitol, but
turns aside, TO the still spo: where sleep the hon.
ored dead; and "earlh to earth, ashes to ashes,
dust to dust, concludes the story and the scene.
Never had man funeral SO sublime. Never,
for Chieltain fallen, did whole nation so pour
out its heart Was it not beaul(ul-and Just as
it was beaudful-that be who, on that sleety day,
began his public life, with pious rites for ST.
Glars butchered host, should find himself such
seprlchre?
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN BOSTON

The Committee Of the Washington Temper.
ance Society OF Baltimore are at present in Bos-
ton. The public meetings which have been held,
10 enable them 10 speak, have been attended by
crowds. The Journal thus alludes to the last one:
GREAT MEETING AT THE MARLBORO.
The meeting, OF last evening, was one of un
parallelcd interest. The "Reformed" spoke with
great eloquence and power, for more than two
hours, and when at ten o'clock they proposed
abridging somewhat they had to say, shouts OF 'go
on! go on!" were heard from all parts of the
crowded house.-We believe more tears were
never shed by an audience in one evening, than
flowed last night at the thrilling recitals, that en-
chained the mighty host. Old gray haired men,
sobbed like children, and the noble and honora
BILE bowed their heads and wept. Three hun
bred and seventy seuen came forward and made
'the second declaration Of independence" By
piedging themselves to touch no intoxicating
drink
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
A PRECIOUS FAMILY.

At sitting of the Special Sessions, says the
New York Sun, Margaret Mack and Anna Mack
mother and daughter, were tried for stealing ear
rings. dress, quilt, red Grape shawl, &c from Mrs
Ellen McGrath, found guilty, and sent to the
penitentiary for ninety days each. The husband
and father, and one daughter OF this family, are
now in the State prison, son in the penitentiary
another son in prison, for felony, awaiting his tri
al, and now the wife and another daug hter ere
sent to the penitentiary, leaving only one child
q little girl from to 8 years old, out of prison.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-22
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA.

| hOiluuH D GApOsltoI, DdSc authority, COLI
tains the following synopsis, representing
the different stages of this case, which il
may be well to bear in mind.
Certain citizens of New York stole two
negro slaves from Virginia.
The Governor of Virginia demanded Of
the Governor of New York, the delivery
of the negro thieves for trial in Virginia.
| The Governor of New York refused te
deliver them up, on the ground that stealing
SlaUe is no crime according TO The la,os q
New York!
The Governor of Virginia brought the
subject before the Legislature, and was in
structed to renew the correspondence.
This was done by Gov. G;lmer on the
9Th of April 1910.
On the 18th Of A pril, Gov. Seward re-
piled that he had submitted the matter to
the Legislature of New York, and would
give further answer on the adjournment
Of that body.
On the 9Th of June, the Legislature of N.
York having been somtime adjourned, Gov.
Gilmer wrote to Gov. Seward asking for
the promised answer.
On the 18th of July, Gov Gilmer again
called his attention to the subject.
Gov. Seward replied that he was then so.
journing at Auburn for his health, but would
answer 'uery soon
On the 18th September, Gov. Gilmer
having received nothing further, again ad-
dressed the Governor of New York.
On the 2sth September, Gov. Seward re-
Piled that he should send his answer "soon
as 1t could be copied"
On the 22d October, Gov. Gilmer, not
having as yet received the answer, again re-
minded Gov. Seward of his promise.
On the 5th November, having heard no.
thing on the subject, Gov. Gilmer again
addressed Gov. Seward.
On the 9th November, 1910, Gov. Sc
ward despatched the promised answer
And what is it? Why, that one branch of
the New York Legislature having approved
his conduct, and the other having taken no
final action upon the subject, he still refuses
to surrender the negro thieves.
In the mean time, man charged with
forgery in New York, is arrested in Vir-
ginia, and Gov. Seward calls on Gov. Gilmer
to deliver him up to be tried in N York.
Gov. Gimer replies, that he will do SO
when the Governor of New York has de.
livered up the negro thieves.
The whole correspondence was laid be-
fore the Virginia Legislature at the last ses-
sion.
That body resolved by an overwhelming
vote, that the forger ought to be delivered
up. The failure Of New York to perform
her constitutional obligations being no ez
cuse for the refusal of Virginia.
Gov. Gilmer, justly considering the reso
luton under the circumstances "a censure
upon his conduct, sent in his resignation.
The Office devolved on J. M. Patton, the
senior councillor, who proceeded to deliver
up the forger.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18
BY JOHN FORSYTH, Jr.
T r R M


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NEW FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, yard lN wide and coors warranted. Just received by DANIELS g. BRADY, S3, Dauphin street, tim. mediately opposite the Public Sqaare,) a large and splendid assortment of the above Goods. of the new est style, which they offer very cheap for cash
 Rich plain blk Silk. 22 in. wide, for 6-6 pr yard Handsome figured SIX, .## Elegant lustred colored Poult de Soi, %. ..a
 7-S diaper table Linen for 50 cents pr yard, @ 7-i danask do for 62 do, .#l. 8 and lO-4 double damask do, very cheap, IA Irish I.nens fnll 36 in. wide, in deIni-pieccs and fine quality (sarranled all linen) from 40 cents Super and p'fne blw and iet black Bomhazine, A large and cheap stock of cotton x silk Hosiery First quality spool Thread, warranted fnll 800 yds
 to the spool, for D cents per dozen, ''d .la'' French, English, and Domestic Dry Goods 9f eve
 " description, cheaper than can be sold by any
 other house in the city:
 Country Merchants and Planters gre invited to call and examine. .,5. .=.s...- mar l99tt
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

STEFAN CANDY AND SUuAk REFINERY SIX. L. x A. STUART, corner ,i Gaeeaaich and Chaml,els streets New York are now nlanuiactlrlng and offer for sae CANDY, SUGAR PLuAs, &e made b, lh,f improved steam process fo'n single, doable and tlebe Refined Sugar. W ,th eteam engine and other machinery, the adA,ntage h kug experience, and thorough knowledge Of sugar reflnng, they mi continue to manufacture cAEDf, Sc, superior in qaalip any made ln this country ar Earope, al neak or quite as low prices the inferior qallles are usually sold Having increased fher buliings, they are now prepared execute the hgtst or,ler' Ior CANDY or REFINED. SueAR A, the shortes' notice. Counir, dealers requested to call and examine the quality of Candy soid al this establish ulent hefole purchasing.
 Candy carefully packed in boxes oi 20, p. 50 and 100 ppunls for the Southern and Western markets, ahi delivered in the city shipped, without chargt ier boxes or carriage.
 REFINED SusAR.--Douhle Refined Loaf packed in boxes, barrels, or loose Crushed and Ground Loal Sugar in barrels; Sugar House Mo asses in hhds and rierces The above Sugars are refned by steam without the of clay or bood.
 feh l6 lSti f.5 H= V . .#=
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

aHAKfoN lSS tfE.--ffMALA DEPART. kS utNr--h ,inln HH, Principal; Chm. Sn.yth, | a.iii .a>fiH \ ssl=ianis 1his department ol the Insttne K naw m successid aper,tion, embracing course ol study every braori, o orna"entai and practical riucatlon.
 rr terms ia regular studies are from S5 to I per manth ruitions m frenrh, Painting and Drawing and an the Piano.tprte, Harp or Guitar are extra
 Persons desirous of patronising ths department can have ah interview wt lhe Principal al any time, la. tween tie hours of s A. M andb r. NJ. al the ln- ~fIintr.
 Among the Principals patrons reference may be mae t, the Hon. Ex-ti1v. Gayle; Hon. Jno. r. Ev- erru Gen Theo. l.. Toulnin; ten w. Taylor i; Daniel Chandler, A. C. HoIlioser, David Files, 5. G Lyon, and Richard Redwo0d, Esrs.
 nov l0tf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18
WHITE SULPHUR WATER.-W9Ier fres6
 lrnna th. A.Iitn S.,l..

WHITE SULPHUR WATER R-W@Ier ffesh W from the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
 To those persons acquainted with the character of these Springs, euiogy Is unnecessary Rul to those who not, it will be sufficient to inform tAem that in all diseases of the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys or Skin the Water will be found most eligible remedy be, ing not only active and efficient medicine but n pleasant, and to some delightful beverage. Per haps at is it's use mole impera,vely indi- cated than the coming and the summer months when those who are unacclimated are exposed to a deadly disease, and to the old residents subject to Hepatc Instructions For sale by the dozen or sin gle bottle or gallon by RICHARD NORTH,
 Druggist & Chemist.
 may27 269tf B Government \ 45 Com. sts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

sa Is,i ts4ssa sbnsili .'ilasissd .ilA ie tash a
 .aiioxs sihi no sISdab t,xns es isvsnss snns sAn tO siov sds so acisCssLisssess tssvosS ye iehlea
 ..; d. Mi s,sa,, tv ssd6nss kas snhk .SM - kssssx ra,iliE .zaia nznsrls kn s.lAe11au
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

 WHITE SULPHUR SPkINGS, fA.---uN W hand a few dozen ot the celebrated Water from the White Supmr Springs, Va
 Eo persons acquainted @th the character "' thest Sprinso euogy is unnecessary. but Ia those wh" are not il will be sufficient to intrm them that in ail diseases of the Bowels Liver, kidneys or Skn the N a,er will be found most eig'be remedy, he,ng only active and eiir,en, ,ns'iicne, hai pleas anl, and to some ,ielish,l. beverage. Perhaps at 10 season is its laore inperati,eb indicated iha the coming season and the summer months, when those who are u,iacc cnated expdsed to a dradh disease and to the old resileias .suhect io hepaic obstc,ctions. Fer sale h, the dases or single battle by RlCH'D NORrH, Dis.ggist & Chemist,
 mar4 No. 35 Cove and 45 Commerce ai ' ME, iiAiR, &c.---- IJ0 casks Rhode Island aI white lump Lime, .'tas ii'''
 f60 bushels Mastering Hair, #H
 100 pair wrought Iron Carane Eyes, .=
 Landing al Matthews wharf, from brig Susan Sarah, and for sale by
 mar 202tf BENJ. M BOuRN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

M EW FANCY GOODS, &c, HENRY SfOn- N DART, corner Water anl Conll streets, have received the following, viz: 1 cases containing Embroidered Collars and cnpes
 Infants Robes, Gaps aud Waists; Ladies R'cl
 Embroidered Muslin, Dresses. Re, Thread Lace and Edeings, l-4 Scotch Ginghans of superior fabrics, Co
 lume warranted fast, cases, containing Danask Table Cloths, Diapers
 and Towelling; also, Coored WorsleL and Cot
 lon Table Covors, :; eases Mouseline de Laine new pattern, | '' Iaconet Muslin, " Swiss Checked Muslin, 7 & ass'ted Cotton Thread, best quality, '' Book Muslin, Cambric liandkfs, &c.
 The above goods being direct importation, II & S. are enabled tO offer them, at very low prices, (to, cash my) al wholesale and retail, jan26 l6sti
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

Ep oBtkf>OA * eo., have aH a.a4 .t## n D sell low lp chose elu.is l,lrli., aie i,.aal.. rtices-
 i pipes iIunr Gla Gn
 55 bhls Feltan Rua; = il.i= Am. Blaue
 25 bbis French Rttnfi, 24 ia lHltia4u ua .i. 25 qr casks SUeet dnrst Nme
 29 bAzkets Eh1naasnf In etd- Ra.r laD boxes Cauiic- a4ll sauclt
 60 kegs Milk, %aast lId sa-tf CIaaHl.
 jO bbls Loai Suetr
 so d,kins Nagiua nl Gashel Butler
 casks Scotch Ala, sHlsrur aIliis
 2l cases Buuis, Shoe and iirasaHe Tine ahn,e are rrauants ei rDn=suneats elg h wall be snld low Tn ur.ler tn rlasr them. ulaS < T PRIVATE SALE-a5h hh sfruue 7 u saa4r "a 1.j bag ptine Ea t,he,.. ,JJJ btg raft. .,-5 bs superHue hnnt. 100 bhl- raeudea N liz key it1 bo>e- irglaia Fubacro, 5i haze. sea,. 5t bbl+ nimr aiola.ses in inc afttt, 10 hali bbis iiekei fig liata, 2j tnhms Goshen bultt,,
 70 boxes Iaperiai an ,;ua Powder Tea, l05 eases l>ip and R.#set Hiessl saps lJ0 pieces IL inch nhnlae bae4ias al t6 st., l0J h scRa's i5mt very suli-.Ia., 5i dDA Rush h3ttlm eluira,
 l0 Bookcases 5Hj .$egrtIsirs ai 70 ,ath t4a.
 Also, Ii ales brown sheclinss, 2no pcs ra.sas l. #.lIri 10 bales brachei Siifrngs aud sarcGaa-. 3o9 packs English and German ms, lpO pes Vuginia Osnahn3e.. lUD l11 raftau aa... 70 doz Meiuo ani kefhn Shll- aal liGW-i<. Icd i.l Madras li&fs. 90 1,t I.m-l hlI b..#. ,o pcs stripped ani pln bii- tr Fantfloun-, 2j0 White and cold 9to l2-4 el,mtttraae uj Aarseilles Qaihs, l)1 pcs Brown lleen. 20 prs Etmluette fur maNs ari has -unnrr " .ar, 70 pes Beafnr1 Ribbed rht,loaa 'tu'z, 70 prs i-i Nh4 Finrrls af summer aH-.ir. i1 .}i nch Gptto7 and S Dll, Iiuheii15. 3)J reams hnc Letter Paper, 2JJ s.tts kaives and Forks, 5l c4uis Ss 4ura All oi wkich will be sald at New York cost ani charges. LATHAM IL (. SON maY21 22 Ndier -tyeef
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

ENoR .oVe pe,s isii saperiss, ica.Ss Ia 1T nrb Dundee Raggine, uisubfaSsmsd,' exffess V fortns maEkst. 4 partb sthe iat s uade ,imiti
 lon of the Keptncky hagsiny, and qtiits i, in 9uatyy We invite the, attention et ufe PlaRtef
 and the trade 70 this arfle.o1tlso, 30 soils sassa
 Rope ipr sale by. ,asniaa ,teuiA:lPOfE& S SON ..E dec29 A7G L nLnl.n .Mahnll67l Gomnie tse stl q
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

dt0S REWARD. STOLEN on Saturday, the R@O 18th inst, from the Premises of the Widow Griffin, at Columbus, Georgia, by Richard Murphy years old, and Dearbirn Wagon with no top The said Murphy has blue eyes, fair skin, dark hair, weighs from l50 to l6O pounds, and about 24 years oi: Any person apprehendiug and lodging him safely in Jail, shall receive the above reward on application to the subscriber in Steward county, Georgia, four miles below Lunpkin. JAMES GRIFFIN.
 april 3 22j.- Wetnapka Argus
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

uTALKER ON INrERMARRIAGE E.-r, ,,'i1ji .,a 2 ?
 w OCCURRENCES < SEA FSss ,bD 1adpln1sl, ii Have received Walker on isterRaITiaesg er ihs mode in which, ahd the caaseswhs, BeAnniy, ilsslll dse..s disc ",t a"a ss 4S from oR sS9 s,ss sss
 tive draxiess. 5jSss1 hiof 'F ianSs
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

HsOMPOUNDlV SYRUP ,JjFss EfyERWORT.. V (Hpcdea 1rHS6d J For fke r,lre of Flmosss-N " and ieiatis affections, Coughs, Coiis, tdpsunp-
 ,ion, Splitting .of Blo8d, s ssputp,is,n ,i,n'Lib wLieb ,his article lyerw6rt) bas obtne In tle of Consumb,ions. sSphhdg' ofs Blood, Liver ra.pt piaints Coughs, sc. and ,he,geaf saceraiqr, I6ere
 always be in the eparai ioi of decoc,o6s phe
 mode in wkich this plant has been usually adnin,sr
 tered, by persosis ahtbf Pharinae ,Menr
 pound Syrup of a uniform strthgih.S 'ii,.,' 5a.a0 MEREDITH, HENDERSON x Co z, N. B. Ndae are gehsiae without, our wit,aa For sale by the nhys totie St dozen tsFp,bby,' s". ss Isa RICHARD NOkFH, 33 Goserpna;eit, '.i' E febl9 ,d9Et iaiao' 'lahd 45 Co,nesrce Sis. 1 NEW BOOK s-Tt0 0UBLEb1Y S SsEABs. .so. iN Daaph'4 'l .traft. ihifday rsFaised ,hi fol
 new isorcai ,. l' ,s1ss4 S,.'
 The Tower hSadop, illastrslea by Cssdb shank.
 Master Hapey tldsk Boz, No, No. i7ss ;ais t.sa
 The Rural Life 6f Engh1d, by Willisp How it author of "Yisits tp tsmatkable paees.. Sc, fromV the 2d London sfltoh corrected and dasyised i Visits to RsmAskabltp fEcss,d old iIaffs fields, and scepes illss,rs,iue ofi striking ea ip
 English History and Pos..y, yws@ .Howis.s s,ina 'os' Ar'V 1 A. ,saatsn. sfft m fla Hnl ipaol
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

IT COX KOUT!.-" Camiss" is fhs Paremf oj Safstv
 L An attack of the Pirs" may be positively, ore. vented by using (whsa the pfeGohitory, symptom, the United States sp lnmsnse nupber, rhp have saf fsled beyobd snadrahee by lkis dreadful compja,r, who keep themselves wholly ftes f6hf fasdicks M ap plying this Lipipsnt wAss hsy fsslhiy Jympsoiss a
 s approaSh of this there ist the mest pcrieetprpoi gy No4e Genuine without tho name Of COM STOCK ( co, writtin on tho wrappers.
 Al. ,,s... .lea. snsoSQL0 0MONn HAYS, ,..l,sr P
 sodb dby C. bGBosE c0 Agent. zen '..s s.a Ds. ,s MAYNARD c GATES, Mobils '7-''' Erx3
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

NOR SALE:-To arrive by schooner Elvira, IL j. IS Bsxes White Havanua Sugar, '1sA's' .irnse m 25 Bags Prime Green Havaaaa Co6eeI a7 .,nai A l53 Barrels No. 1 Mackegel, asa ss lsdH |, hfs is 6 Barrels Loaf Sugar, |. las % Boxes manafaa4 Tobacco,l 's'','' '' n, ta laia. .L. HULL c. SON, V
 5sb I. ls4t 22. Water s,reet. i
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

nR. TAYLOR'S, BALSAN. .l pED LINER,
 I wokT:-As this highly popular Medicine fel diseases of. the Liver and Lungs and also for tn, shortness of breath. debihys paiai inside ana loss q flesh is most excessively copnterfeitedv ppbli, should be very cautious and purchase only of the ul, appinied Agents. O. Ny sole X gents ik Mobile are 1. c. DUBQSEnk | ,Gbl ioPksss ssmcsbsi tAis
 :. GEO. TAYLQR, N, .D,, 37S RsseryskSNid id
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

Ep 0BEkf>DA * eo., have on ..#4 lt# T. l
 Rs sel low rp chose etlr#is s..ur4i#, ae f,a.al..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

ME AFLOAT.-ll0 casks R. l. Lump Lime, I landing this day from barque Zenobia, will be sold low if taken from the wharf, apply to
 maya BENJ. M. BOURN, ill Com. st.
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"Cash Store" I"

ON and after the first day of September, we
bintsnd TO close Books and commence the
cash system and we shall therefore put the Price
of our Goods down 10 per cent: it will be fne
chance for those that have the ''Rltino'' to buy
ohenp, as we have a large assortment of Goods OF
all descriptions on hand, Sugar at st indigo
first quality, So 90; superior Rio coffee Is cts
Molasses 40 cts; Hardware of all kinds and
cheap; Quoensware at Cincinnati Prices; Dry
Goods as low as any other merchant in the coun-
Iy. am 1,,..,
for which we will pay the highest market price in
goods. We will also pay 33b per lbs for Feath'
ers; and all other kinds of Produce will be taken
And to those who Know their notes or Book
accounts to be ''due," by coming forward before
the first day of October, and squarng off, VT
will allow a Ii beral discount on the same; but q
all those who hold back until after the First da!
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Russelville, Aug. l6. lS4l.