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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29
dec29M D. PHILLIPS, Dauphin-way.

A DMINlSTRATOK'S NOTICE.-l6e uncr- LA signed were the 24th Inst., appointed by the
 Hon. Judge of the county court of Mobile county, ad- minstrators eIthe estate of the late DIEGO McVOY, Senr, decd. All persons having claims are notified
 to present the same within the time prescribed by law, and all persons indebted to said estate, to make payment to EUPHROZINE McVOY, Adm'x,
 dec29 2ItC ID. McNOY. Ahmr
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In Chancery-Siate ol Aianama-Moblle County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., 1S4l. The President, Director and Company of the Bank of Norfolk, complainants
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DOTA"OES.-30O barrels fine Portsmouth Po- II tatoes in store and for sale by
 dec29 GARDNER & SAGER, Conti-st
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TIE RlrInE CRoF The Alexandria Republican Of the 22d says-"The crop of this parish has been all gathered except avery few plantations and has turn cd very short Some of the planters have not made much they did last year, and but very lew of them have made fnoren
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DOTATOES AND HAY.---ls0 bbls prime A white Potatoes, GO bbls prime Chenango do. l66 bales prime Maine Hay, will be landed tomorrow and for sale from the wharf, by
 dcc7 J. II. RIVERS.
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DEWARE OF THE THIRD AND LAST hs GALL.--An persons indebted to the late firm of MOORE $ MAGUiRE, will certainly be sued on Monday the 3rd of Janulry if they do not call on or before Saturday the lst, No. Dauphin-sf and pay their account. J. c. CHAMBERLAIN,
 dec28 Assignee per J. r. Moore, Agent
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BY A.. EaUEa 6 SON

Assignee .Saie-Crtdit Sale. TOMORROW morning, at g. o'clock, without any reserve, an extensive assortment of fresh Dry Goods, consisting of
 10 bales Al Bed Sheetngs, i do 3-4 do do 60 pcs assorted Satinelis 3 pcs Cassimeres 10 pieces Broad Cloths
 10 half dozen Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers 120 dog Grey lanbs wood half H4se 2S do brown and cold cotton half Hose do youths do do do 2l0 do black cotton half Hose large assortment of American, French and Eng fish Cacoes
 Mouselin ae Laines. Tickings, Apron Cheeks Splitleheld, P0ngee and Cotton Flags Linen Tapes, Pins, Corset Laceis Red and white Farnels
 Spool Threads, \ edles, &co For all sums exceeding 250 a credit of 60 days for approved paper. dec2o
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OFFICE MOBILE INsunANcE EoM,NY. }

OFFICE MOBILE INSURANCE CoM'SY,2
 Mobile, Dec. 2i, 1S4l. { A N ELECTION for thirteen Directors of the fA- Mobile Marine Railway and Insurance Go. 10 serve the ensuing year, will be held Ill the office of Company, on Monday, 3d Jan 1S42, between the hours of l2 o'clock m. and o'clock p. m.
 dec24M TEOS. $. KING, Sec'v.
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COMMITrED 10 the Jail ot Marengo county, a V negro man calling his name ACk, ani says he belongs to Richard Lane of Lauderdale and Yazoo county, Mississippi. Said boy has a scar on the front part of his slt hand caused by being overb by wagon wheel, Is five feet eight nine inches high, full face, of common black color and says he will be thirty years old next April. The owner of said boy is requested to forward and prove property, pay charges and take him away within the time pre- scribed by law or he will be disposed of according to the statute in such cases provided.
 dec29 24 n mo 6mo J. P. BLASS, Jailor.
 05- The Mobile Register, Montgomery Advertiser, Tuscaloosa Flag, and Huntsville Democrat, will each publish the above month for six months, unless otherwise directed, and forward their account to this office for payment.-Jefersonian.
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FOR NEW YORK.-Passage only. .ESA The packet ship MARY PHILLIPS, be ss1EG ing still detained by bad weather, can accom- modate few more passengers, and will go to sea tho first fair wind Apply to
 dec29 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEc. go.

There was no mail to-day from any quarter, therefore wilhout any commercial news. Up to the time of going press, rain falling in errents, ani we expect nothing but failures for at least a week
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

GOoDS MISSING.-7 boxes per ship Gennes eS see from New York, marked B. G. and r. A. Knowles, have been taken through mistake here, or not put on board at New York. Any information re- specting the same will be thankfully received by
 dec23 J. H. RIVERS, Constance
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NIE BEEF-I5 bbls mess Beef, inspected, MI landing and for sale by
 FRANKLIN W. Mccoy, dec29 Sl and S3 Commeree-st
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"ANTED-Two sober Journeymen Cabinet w makers good workmen. Apply fo
 dec28 D. B. CRANE & co. 37 Water-st
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-N EGROES FOR SALE.--A negro woman V about 27 years old, first rate cook washer and roner, and her two children ? and years old, sold for no fault and filly guaranteed. For terms, apply
 to CIRODE & WHITE,
 dec27 corner Commerce. and Daupbn-sts
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RLACKSMITHS COALS-20 tons screenings a1 from the cargo of barque Blake Liverpool Or rel, for sale. Apply to A R. MESLlER & GO.
 dec23 or to LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN.
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\ OOKING-GLASS PLATES-By the dozen ol HL single, for sale by
 dec2S D. B. CRANE & co. 37 Watcr-st. N TPHOI STEERING AND PAPER HANGING SJ neatly executed by
 dec2S D. B. CRANE & co. 37 Water-st. Old FurnituLc neatly cleaned and repaired.
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db S REWARD.-Lost,a young GREY HOUND, Rc light cream colour, with white neck. The above reward will bespaid for hls return at
 dec2G No l2 Water-st
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dec Z3 HUNTINGTUN ULEVELAND. SCHUYLKiLL COAL-A small supply of Schuyl- S kill Coal, broken and screened for family use, for sale by the single ton, by VIM. D. WILSON,
 dec29 cor St Francis and Water-sts
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FOR BOSTON. -ESA The new barque ABBY BAKER, Pratt, yll ylls master, willmeet with despatch. For freight or passage, appyto dec29 J, H. RIVERS.
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Ae crop, in store and for sale by
 FRANKLIN w. MCCOY dec29 8l and S3 Commerce-st
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H1ORK AND BEEF.--l5 bbls prime Pork, I5 III bbls II. o. Pork, do Rump do 10 do mess Beef in store and for sale by
 dec0Q nEnEN fi1,nCpS 10 yy...
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:" ESrPHALiA HAMS-Recei,ed per ship w Columbus from Liverpool fur sale liy
 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, tlec2S cor Commerce. and Cont-sts
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N 0F1CE.--The subscribers to the New York l Albion, cin receive the plates of Windsor Cas- tle. by applying to D. c. LOWER & CO,
 dec27M 59 Comnerce-st
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Y ANDING from schr. Outor-20 casks new HL Rice, for sale by
 dec2s c. DEILINGER, ' Commerce-st.
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or CARD.-HERR CLINE most respectfully informs his friends and le public, that his FareweH Benefit is fixed for Thursds the Both ins and grateful for past fla vors, he begs for continuation of hem The eniertain- ments he has seeced he trusts will with their ap- probation He feels great pleasure in announcing his GRANDMOTHER, her lst appearance these five years, who has kindly consented to dance with ,hm on the ELASTIC CORD, with other popular entertainments MlIiIlL will Do D he ..ri | I'm. l.4nl
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ssE ;. Es. aBVEGs.

Al As Daurhin street, near Royal, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, at 6k o'clock, will bc sld splendid assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Jewe'iy, Fancy Cutlery, &c d27
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nOUBLE GLOSTER AND WILTSHIRE lI CHEESE--Just received per ship Columbus, from Liverpool, for sale by
 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, dec2S Ger Commerce and Contests.
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0J' The Brig PATRIOT is dischargng at the wharf below Church street. Consignees will receive their Goods the wharf
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A HEyY FAILURE.-The Rochester Daily Ad- the oaor of a ying produced one of the talest indi sidual failures of the season--one of oir business pen bavlng gone by the board for Si50,0OO.
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NC Thursday the 23rd inst, man calling himself WILLIAM II. JONES, and hired horse, for the purpose of riding to Spring Hill, saying he had some business with gentleman living there, and that he would If possible be back the sanie evening, If not on the next morning, his business being such that it might detain him until thenext day. Jones, or what
 ever his name may be, IS a man feet inches or that in heightin appearance about 2l years of ape. lie had on at inc time grey rock coal. fine
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OUTER AND CHEESE-l5 firkias Orange -ED county Butter, 70 boxes do do Cheese, landing from brig Mobile and for sale by
 dcc27 JOHN GREELEY, 4 Water-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
PEOPLES LINE FoR sLEANH,,
pPopJ.E;s LINE FROM NEW-HOkA
- TO
- @eEASTON, PA. 49,

through IN hours. Fare only - -,
Leave pier No n. r., Battery Place at = oeioSH' -.
~ daily sundays excepted by steamboat CiEcerliia o
Wter Witch 10 Ezabethport then TO take the cars OF
the E. Town sad Somerville Railroad 10 boundorook,
leaving only 3 miles BY coaches, making By Tar the most
pleasant and expeditions route TO Easton For seats
piy 10 A. o. Hope % Cour,laadt st, on board. A. u
Hope will accompany the passengers TO Bound Brook and
render all sssisiasce necessary.
B. This is the OILY line that arrives in Eason before
night Returning this line arrives in New York al bali
.a. - o'clock p NJ two hours advance Of The won
derfu express nail line via y Brunswick0
u rhe Express Line il their advertisement calls tbs
Line humhug. To prone what we say, We give notee
tb9, our passengers can have their refunded by
our Agent. al Eas,on NewYork If they do not arrive
al both places earlier than by the Express Mail Line
huAlbug or no huxiSug. STA I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

IN CHANCERY-BefoT the Vice Chancellor Of
he Fir.t CicuiL--tsfu-ns Lean Arson Bite ard
o'her, TAI. Of New York Nets's S4le.C- W. Van Voor-
tes. Solicitor.
Pr.uaAt TO decrrral order ot ae Court Chanoery made
en'iiIsd will D, .olt public auction
OF the suhcb-r OF ih- Master. Of
Court Aaszn Bake AUG the nd DAY Of De-
oruber n1i alhr Mefohlai. EI hinge in City of NV
FORK y o'coes ct a.. day all that certain lot,
parcel OF ground .il<t ynE ard bcaS in the Sixth
Ward Of the City OF Brooklyn outt- sud AIDED fou.
Begiaing poat he e-st-y sid Of Cour slant
- tee; inches norhsry from ~ Of -rgn
running hsHo- easr!y parallel with Bergen e3 feet
nehe-, thence nohey parallel with p ct
inehenee "eteriy parallel III feets neh-,
Court street and t.hee 'vuhsy along Court Is lee
inches he pl,c> # beginning 6sing Known on nlp
The farm Of Lac Cornell. made ny jeremiah Lott August -
1873 ~ ne nvmh3r %. Tog-the with Ill and singular the
teneen hefedtaeas AID sppureninces the sad pren-
ses beion.iHg o. in any var apoeTilieing.
Dated Se~ YOtk, October ls, 1881.
JOHN A. sIDELL,
CO aside Master IN Chaneery g JOhn-st
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as. PnWEAL az cos. LINE.

y, CS@ T. FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING At
&C., ChLDWELL's WEST POINT & COLD
-saAes2zs1z1nh&4- SPRINGS. The steamboat HlGHLAN-
DER, Captain Robert Wsrdrop, will leave the foot OF
Warren street. Newysrk every Monday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock.
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh
every Monday morning at o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
For freight passage apply 10 inc captain Oh BOARD.
RGlb baggage and freight Of every description, and
bills, o. specie put board this boat must he al the risk
of the owner, hereof unless bill Of adng receipt 10
,iyoad for Tho came jy.9
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

the public, and generally 100 we'll known TO require
much to he said their favor Our Stoves are made Of
the best matefIl aud in the ornamental Style
The proprietor would caHiOn the public about ii,
many Stoves aade IN imitation Of tae Olms,ed Stove bot
herng IN thu most essential paris and would recoE-
mend TO all in want call and examine his assortment
which ara not surpassed in point OF beauty utility and
Will be found TO be cheap any other csabhm eSt
All kinds of stove work solicited and attsnded to Wit
pronptaess. JAMES L. 7. DEAN 80 Waier-st
nD- ooIt
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
IN PCkNUANCE NJ an a,5,r ~ ,ho So,

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the SURROGATE of
the County of Newiork, Notice hereby given 10 al
persons having CLAIMS sgainst Henry late OF
Guy Of Nowfork Physician deceased to present the
with he vouchers thereof the subscribers at toe
uiice OF subscriber. Thomas McErath No. - John
street III tho City OF Newfork before the twelfth
,ay of Jsnusry next Dated Newior the ninth day of
july a d. IS4l. MARY NJ DEFFENBGUGu, Adm1
THOMAS McELRATH, ALEr.
u All persons indebted the above named Estate
requested 10 make Immediate payment, lyls lawon
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

TOBACCO REMEDY FOR ARsENlc.-A young
lady in New Hampshire fell into the mistake, so
often committed OF eating portion of arsenic
which had been prepared for the destruction of
rats. Painful syp,toms soon led to the iRquiry; and
her mistake was discovered. An elderly lady who
was present, advised that she should be made to
yomit as speedily as possible; she had always
felt perfect loathing for tobacco in every shape
ii was supposed that this would at once effect the
purpose. A pipe was used, but withsut producing
nausea. She next chewed large portion Of
strong tobacco, and swallowed the juice, and that
even without sensation OF disgust.
strong decoction was then made of hot water,
of which she drank perhaps half punt. Still
there was neither nausea dizziness, nor did II
operate at all, either as an emetic caihartic.
The painful sensations at her stomach, however.
subsidized, and sh. began to feel well. On the ar
rival of physicians, cmetic of blue vi,riol was
administered, and produced operation One
or days after there was discharge OF dark
green color approaching 10 black. No i'll conse-
quences followed.
Another occurred in the same place few
years subsequently,, in which arsenic was taken
through mistake, by sick person and she en-
ployed tobacco with the same success. She, too,
bad always loa,hed the article, but now cheNved it,
aud swallowed the saliva, without producing sick
ness At the stomach. No emetic was administered
nor any other remedy. Silliman journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
For The Nex York Tribune.

For The NeS York Tribune.
THE MURDERED BRAVE
Az IsDIAy MAIDEy' LAMENT.
HERE, here at last VIC found thee,
Torn by the bess, of prey;
The dim old fores, round thee.
Thy couch the dark, we; clay.
From lip and cheek have faded,
Fer aye. the tin,s OF life
Soiled is the bel, braided,
With the red rain OF strife.
I told thee yester morning
Tha, foes lay arnbushed near,
For borne was note OF warning
Unto my dreaming ear,
From the far Spirit Land-
A dwelling cold and narrow
Mus, now the strong arm iiide
Tbs, hes, could wing the arrow,
Or the light paddle guide.
The gathering storm IS hiding,
with haze Of gloomy dye,
The Day King lately riding
In lustrous ponp on high
But while the cloud is shedding
Cold rain-drops on thy breast
Thy warlike ghost is treading
: Green chase-grounds Of the Blest,
In the far Spirit Land.
The wolf stalks by thee needing
Thy fatal aim no more
The doe aud fawn are feeding
Near thy lone couch OF gore
The quiyered band will never
Thy war shou, hear again
The hand is stilled for ever
That once piled high the slain;
But thick as bees that cluster
In hollows of the wood.
Thy clan for strife will muster,
And calm thy ghost with blood,
In the far Spirit, L and
No more thine arms will rattle
Light bracelets in the dance
Thine eye no more in battle
Flash forth indignant glance.
My voice, that once could cheer thee,
Thrills not that bosom now
Thy bow lies broken near thee,
And blood stained i, thy brow.
With pace the moose outspeeding.
To hunt the antlered herd,
Thou wentest forth unheeding
That sadly-whispered word
OF the far Spirit Land.
OH bitterly thy nation
VIII mourn thy ,imeless fall,
For who can fill thy station
Within the council-hall
My cone like lodge is lonely,
Each fount of JOY is dry
For life was pleasant only
When thou, dead Chief, was nigh
My Tree of peace is bligh'ed'
Its trunk is in the dust
But we will be united
Ere many moons trust,
In the far Spirit-Land.
,u, NY, Oct 90, l9li. w. He. HosmfR.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

ARIsrocRAcr.-It is related of Gen Foy. dis
trgulshed French orator. that On one occasion as
he was entering with much fcrvor into political
discussion in the Chamber, and had just pronounced
the word Arist0cracy, a voice from the Ministerial
side asked him for definition of it, Aristoc-
racy.' answered he, at and calmy, Ari,-
tocracy, in the nineteenth century, is the league,
the coalition, OF those who wish TO consume without
working, occupy all public places, without being
competent to ill them; seize upon all honors
without meriting them-tha, is .4ristoracy
The definition, presume, is correct. As i, APP
toco party in Massachusetts and other States who
declaim loudly against Ar,siocracy, and strive BY
violent language and false reasoning, TO set the
poor against the rich and draw horizontal lines in
society. but vino, if Judged according to the def
milton of Gen. Foy, among the most thorough
going ari,tocrats breathing. Boston Jouraal.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
S T o Y E 5


4 4 y = l.
D COOKING STOVE, for wood or coal, U.s. introaoc,
in;o this city The spnsg of l. @ which iisae b
sale IN this city and elseHhcre has hees very s.est
posses.cs great sdysnIage over NOS oaer Stoves m -
ne Of III, oven, which IS capable Of king TX l,,r
l,yc< of ocad N The best manner, with tlo ssl 40
in as shor ,le any other Stove. BY siHp!e nov.
nsu, Of the Stove the fire may Dc moved - nsas,
10 ~ farther from tie oven thereby increasing an,o
i.hi,v he heat The Stove mas four bolier holes sad
e,nass of doing as much work any other offered
Ssn.rs as.ornen, of Stoves, Hollow Ware S.oy..
Pine &c &c constantly on hand
oil Il IL. " =, -. v T-sireft
NTOyEs, sTOyEs!-Tse Kitchen conpsnios
inursved Something beautiful. caeap -nd eeoromi.
car-G QUpBY &c prepared, As usuai to supply hscus-
TONERS and the Pubic IN general yha new and improved
Cookinr stove which for III culinary purposes, csrno,
h. surpassed IN is city. would invite those sho
wan, Of Stoves ;he present season TO look IN st No Cav
nne ,treci before purchasing elsewhere a, on examaa
tiou one look will satisfy the NEST serupu'ens tia; The
Kitchen COMPANION has decided preference over al
other Stoves a. the quantity of fuel wach Is CONSUMED
his Stove l. trnc compared TO all old PStterr' and the
boiling OF fouc boilers the same uue ana the equality
of baking hch thi, vlll do. give 1t decided pre-
ference over all others.
Also a general assortment of Hall, Parlor ard Store
Stoves. OF the mos. approved ps,,erns
sl3 2nrod' GEO. QUlMBl. Csrraine ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
go Inn

:IIsR,s NOVELTY COOK STOVE
4 For Coal o, Wood--A ne~ patent with more IN
portant improvements for culinary purposes than have
ever been made before, is allowed by tho very best
Judges Il may be examined where they sold whole.
sale and retail at FISkS STOVE ESTABLISHMENT No s
-rst 2nd door from Fulton 81. Boiling baking, roast
ing frying SC may be all conducted at without Do
tcrIoraon greater extent and with less fuel than hn
before been accomplished The oven IS heated oas
new principle making equal 10 the best brick oven i'
baking Withou, any change of draft Except during g
on) Is ready for baking lille all of the olM
cookings process The top OF the store OF Level f
face and is divided by patent plates into four boiling plaza
Of equal size three to admit one large oval boiler
changed from right and left to forward and back as nay
be required boiling, which IN the medium sized s'"Ts
such is used in ordinary szediamilics contains pail
Of water together with smaller boilers and steamers h
vegetables II will also admit large wash boilers above
by taking of the centre plate will admit boiler Of u
height which will hold 80 gallons equal to 1t brb
aud with the addition Of wood steamer will boil or 'ls.1
bbls of vegetables. This boiler will be found ssei.
il heating for bathing, extensive washing scadns
pigs, without any expense oue or size oil he
stove IL is unnecessary TO go INTO oil liz merits 81 o
examination every III that for compacluess and
utility It slAais alone unparalleled md procous even
respect. FlSkS STOVE ESTiBLl5HMENT,
300 Water ri, y. y
N.B.-An kinds Of Stoves Copper Tia, and Sheet Iros
Ware constantly on hand and fer saa reasonable
sul2 cod I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
FOR PARL o RS.
RsNISTsNsS sTOVES.-T

mo.t ,e,irsbio Stoves for warming Churches, Dwell
pC. stores, Offices Steamboat aud Ship Cabias, can b
procured Of the sub crbcrs only Aho
DRUMS of Russia iron, for pnrors, halls or stor't
These fuel being placed over e'her neat OF cooA
MOTIFS WOOD COOK STovES-Celeb' a,ed as hm
rg very superior roasting AID baking ovensboi1g With
the rrcatcst facility capable OF 6olre h'ots rossnui
I I'm, a, once F smiues who have used thi, $ owe
ciy. il their most unqualified appreciation Four sizes
from Sl2 80 TO s35.
Russia and English Iron Pipe, tin tubes for floors,
Ia ,,d h,. rho trade furnished OF reasonable terms
stoves Of almost any pattern repaired aud put up
workpar!he manner. -
MOTIFS SARACENIC CRATE. for psrlors or base
man, rooms cving much more heat than common g1is
with much less fuel. SHEPAKD ~ Co,
Successors to Stratton & SEYMOUR
200 Inn 2il Water. sr,e
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

IHE REVOLUTION IL MExIco.-The late arrival
IRON Mexico indicates the rapid progress of the
Revolution If reliance can be placed upon the
accounts received there is but little doubt of the
suoVeislon OF the existing Government Whether
The change will be better for the country ay we'll
be considered debaiable question, though it is
hardly TO be imagined that things can be in
worse state than they have been. The principles
avowed by the insurgents are decidedly of Federal
character CenuslisN is repadia,ed and the
restoration OF the Constitution of 1924 IA insisted
upon as q SINE gus non. The present movement
may therefore be considered as revival of the
old Federal party. In Carving forward III. work
of REFORM numerous auxihares will no doub, be
drawn from various quarters. An idle and vicious
population like that Of Mexico, furnishes large
rabbe, that are ever ready TO Join in enterprises
that hold forth the prospect of gain novelty
The administration of Bustamen,e is in bad oder
among the people, from the uniform bad success
which has attended it, and the disgraces and lrsses
the kingdom has in consequence sustained Ihe
dissatisfaction from these causes is extensive, and
the discontinued in Mexico constitute numerous
md powerful class belonging 10 both political par
ties, who deplore the mischief which mismange-
mcnt and missovernment have superinduced, and
are ready TO take up arms in favor OF revolution
for the sake of change, which they think cannot
be for the worse.
|: may be supposed then thar the standard OF
revolt will gather around it nor only tho Federal,
lists, bat all the rnalcontents in the country, and
the large multitude to whom the induction OF
new order of thing. affords the hope of profit and
advancement. Among the advsnturers who have
embarked she enterprise for the purpose OF BEL