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 GOLD -AfINESl- -GOII) MTNESi FOR MALE FIN OBEDIENEE fp decree of the Hon. Chan \ cery Court.at cnnrt holden at Tallaleea, in the 4lh chancery district, in the Narthern Division of the State of Aiabana, the undersigned Register n said Chaneery Con,t, will proceed to sell on the frsl Monday m July next. at inc ABERCHOOCHE GOLD MINES, in Randolph County, Alabama, la the highest bidder, on a credit of six twelve and eighteen months crcsif, (takng notes with good se- curity, as also lien upon the premises or the pur- chase money,) the celebrated Gold Mines, known as section five, in township seventeen, in range eleven to be sold in lots varying from one fourth of an acre krty This section is supposed to con tain the RICHEST DEPOS1TES OF GOLD, vel discovered in the United States and all persons de- srons of purchasing may have opportunity of testing he lots under the supervision of the undersigned, Sho win attend at the said Mines during the week preceding the sales.
 lndspuable titles in Fee Simple, will be made to the purchasers they paying the expense of executing the deeds. HUGH r. WATSON.
 mar2O 22lttds Register in Chancery.
 ESj- The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Hunts vile Democrat, and Mobile Register, will please publish once a week until day of sale, and forward the paper containing it with their accounts. to the Register Chancery Court, as above.
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NOTICE.-'The undersigned having associ.d ' themselves for the purpose of continuinghe Factordge and Coamission Business under the frof A. F. LHDYARD & co. respectfully solicit sre ol the public patronage.
 A. E. LEDYARI june23 10tcmo A. H. LEDYARI
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STATE Of ALABAMA-CLARkIC COUNTY.
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STATE or ALABAMA-CLARkIC COUNTY.
 OIPHAN's COURT, March 'erm, l64l.
 HNHIS. MY came WILLIAM RUSSELL, Admin l istratoron the estate of Charles funson, dec'd, to whom leters of Admnistr on sid estate were granted on he fifth day of Febraryjn the year of our Lord oe thousand eight hundred nd thirty eight and made a exhibit of the estate in is hands, and also uf the aims against said estate, which it sp bearing tohe satisfaction of the co,a that the said estate is altogether insolvent and uhble 10 pay its debts: It therefore ordered, that tn said estate be declared bolvent, and it is further fdered that tice be giyn in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, apaper printed in the city d Mobile, for all persons hSing claims to file the samewth the Clerk of the couty court of Clarke county, before tine first Monay in September next. Atrue copy from minutes. Attest, fi"
 aprl5 B5tf TERRELL POWERS. Clerk.
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kHN FREIGHT FOR LIVERP0OL-The X&zG barque SHANNON, Pike, master, can take firm to 400 bales Cotton. Apply to
 lunel6 ROBERTSON & co.
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., IS4l. William F. Cleveland, complainant,
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A Ee-e h FOR SALE-The steamboat VIM. Ei$9Sk55E ROBINSON, Jr will be sold low to close concern. She is in fine order, and ready for any trade; she is 290 burthen, and draws less than four feet of water has splendid accommodation, and well furnished in every respect; is two years old, and classes A. l. For further particulars enquire of NJ. Shrges, or BARTLETT & WAKING,
 ap22 24ltf 57 Commerce st.
 The New Orleans Pcayune will please copy the boye l week. and forward theIr account to B. & w.
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K XC H A NC E .

VENGEANCE at 60 days sight New York, lL for sale by
 july2 l4M J. B. TOULMlN.
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RY virtue of an order to us directed, from the Or D phan's Court of Mobile county, on the 18th a June, lSll, appointing lis Commissioners to sell th Real Estate belonging to the estate of Wm. Stan field, deceased, we will proceed to sell at public aus tion for cash, on the second Monday of July next, tween the hours of and o'clock, P. Nj. all of u real estate belonging to the said estae consisting the following described parcels of land: The no, half of the north east quarter of section number ths township number three south, and range number tw west, containing seventy-n 57a 100 acres. Al, the south east quarter of section number thirty -tr township number two, south, and range number t,, west, containing seventy mine 9li acres
 WILLIAM MALONE, )e
 ISAAC LEWIS, >;
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.SfSN FREIGHT FOR BOSTON-A YES Ss<aS SEL of 75 to 100 tons have full freight with despateh for the above port. Back freight be seceed if depred, apply to
 june8 BENJ. M BOURN, III Com. st.
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E, l.. ANDREWS & CO.,, CoMMIssIoN M RcHAsrs, Reence of Partners .hob,le, Ala. I. ANDREWS, New-Yerk.
 ANDREWS, New-Orleans.
 L. ANDREWS, Mobile. Liberal advances made on Consgnmen,s to either of ! above houses ianl6
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ANDREWS & BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 4NeW-O Orleans.
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..ESA FOR SALE.-The new fast sailing Bal MEEK tmore Clipper schr. OREl.IA, S3 tons, in every repect first rate vesse-inventory complete Apply toCapt. Chason on board, or to
 GEO. CLEVELAND, JR. iune2S l2tf 20 St. Francisst
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DRAGGING x ROPE.-2OO pcs Kentucky Bag ID ging; 300 coils Rope, for sale by
 OGDEN BROTHERS, ;unel8 l2 Water st.
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JHneH0M NOR SALE,-That valuable lot of land, havlnga II front Royal-st. of l60 feet by depth of l25 feet, situated opposite the State Press.
 TERMs.-l-5 cash, the balance in three equal am aual payments with interest from date at per per annum. Notes to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
 Also,-Will be sold on the same terms, all other Real Estate belonging to the Bank. Purchasers to pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. Proposals will be received writing addressed to the Cashier of the Branch Bank of the State of Alabama.
 ap1I 256tf B. GAYLE. Cashier
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V IEKLING EACHANGE,,-lOf sale Dy S jelS GARDNER & SAGER. VENGEANCE ON NEW YORK.-Dralts l,l New York at 30 days sight, for sale by
 iunel4 GARDNER & SAGER. DILLS ON NEW YORK-for sale by ,... D iune4 ROBERTSON & co.
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of Conspicuous Living Characters n. O France, containing 1hiers, Chateaubrisnd, La maritime, Laftte, Gsizot, Beranger, George Sand, potrait of IheirsA-Just received and for sale by
 nnte, DOUBLEDAY'& < SEARS, tnar25'- -s l.-- U .l.- 50 Dauphin- -si
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]. I. ANDREWS & BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 Nsw- York.
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CHRONOMETERS.-T subscriber res pee iul q Uniforms Captains and Masters of Vessels, Ih:.. he is prepared to attend to repairing, regulating ana asceriaining the rate of CliRONOMETEkS. As he fully aware of tle importance to the Navigator of know inp the exact rate of bs Time keepel, tht obser,a ,atons for time will be made th good nstlu men and b, careful observer qualified by constant practice al competent Knowledge of this branch, 10 ensure fully confluence in their accuracy. s..=. .,
 4. L. COAN, Clock & Watch Maker, ,, II l07,f N or,l ea .t ear Royal N Uauulin sts
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobe County.
 Jonathan Hunt, complt, ) So-;,,o To,a, 635 us S%4g ,o1 t1m
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D0 bales East India Bagging 46 inch wide, for ~ sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 ;unelS I2 Water stt
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HOUSEHOLD FURNI1JRE, DESKS, 9c, AReneral assortment of the atest st tylesby
 J. c. GWlN,
 g Watsr and 4S Dagphin streets, ianl6 MOBILE.
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County
 George Poe, junior and Jonathan Hunt, complts 6I2 ys
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
CONSUMPTION.

This dreadful executive of Natures
law has found the human race combln-
ed 10 Danish IL from the earth, while
vet they throw themselves in heca-
tombs upon its affairs, TO become lis
victims. Thousands have invented
specifics against It's unwelcomc en-
croachments, but they have all proved
to be of little value. Consumption still
stalks along unimpcdcd in its entomb-
ING progress. Whether any human
device will ever be able 70 stay It's
slaughterings, is extremely doubtful
But efforts wil continue to he made,
and new INVENTIONS will be offered TO
the word as sure remedies against this
triumphant foe. Among the latest
methods of cure, is the one pursued by
DR.. kamage, senior physician of the
London lnfrmary Tor asthma, con
sumption and diseases Of the chest
He has had twenty years experience
in the iniirmary with patients afflicted
only with these diseases, and from the
numerous observations he has made,
he is of opinion that no aid can be rem
dercd to consumptive patient by med
icine alone. Some of the attendant
symptoms may be mitigated by them,
but the great enemy will not be re-
moved. Having, however, observed
that aslhmetic patients, as well as those
lncommoded by catarrhal and bron-
chial affections, were not consumptlve,
but that their lungs were, on the con
trary, generally in ahealthy condition,
and having also known some consump-
tives leave the warm atmosphere of the
hospital and go out into the inclemeDt
air of winter, be visited with catarrh
and get well, the idea occurred TO him
of attacking the tubcrculous disease,
by inducing in patients the catarrh.-
This he succeeded in doing by requir-
ing the patient TO breathe air made cold
by artificial means, and found that he
actually overcame the consumption and
restored health to his patients.
Further observation will confirm or
disprovc this theory. If it be true,
there is yet one hope len to the con-
sumptive for the prolongation Of life.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

concluding paragraph Of an address N the
Jews published Ia Der Op.ai, Alderman news
paper
"Pcoplo of Jehovah, raise yourselves from
your thousand years slumbcr' Rally round
leaders have really the will, Moses will
not be wanting The rights OF nations vii
never grow old: take possession Of the land of
your fathers; build third time the temple OF
Zion, greater and more mNgnifcen, than ever
Trust 10 the Lord, who has led you safely
through the vale of misery thousands oi years.
he also will no, forsake YOU IN your last con
1tct"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
SMOKING.

Doc,, Macauley Of St. Louis, while Lee
turing before Mechanics, institute OF that
place recently told the following amusing an
ecdo,e of smoking.
"a young gentleman very much devoted 10
Smoking had paid has addresses 10 a young
lady, whose parents objected 20 the union,
merely because be indulged, as they thought,
too freely in the use Of tobacco The young
lady. however, prepossessed 10 his favor, prs
vailed upon him 10 abandon the habit, that
their onion might take place The auipa,hy
Of toe mother 10 smoking, however, continued
unsbaiod, and She was still skcpical as 70 the
, fact OF bis reformation, on that score, and 20
test her daughters account iAat he had given
UP the practice a smoking, she !ayited bin %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Twenty-Sixsh Congress.

Wednesday, Jan. 49,
SENATE. The senate voted $500 to de-
fray tie funeral expenses Of Judge Height
sergeant-at- arms Judge Height was ma
tive of Vermont, and died at bis residence in
Washington, Jan. llth. After an executive
session the senate adj.
IOUSE.-Mr Naylor Of Penn continued
his defence in the contested question as TO his
right to a seat in the House.
Thursday Jan. IL.
SENATE.--The public lands was again
the subject of discussion in the Senate, to-day
Mr. Sewer of Arkansas and mr.. Smith Of
INDIANA spoke on the subject.
From all quarters there were memorials
praying the enactment Of a Bankrupt Law
The city of New York sent some in favor of
that measure, and one demonstrating against
its passage,-also one signed by number OF
merchants, mechanics and traders, giving the
outlines of such Bill as would be accepta-
BILE.
HOUSE.-To-day, the question was token
on Mr.. Adams' moiOn to suspend the rules
for the purpose of making his bill to increase
the duties on imported manufactures Of silk
the special order ofthe 9th Of this month, an
il was lost.
In the course of the proceedings the House
also refused 10 suspend the rules for the pur-
q u
instruct the Committee on Ways and means
to report on the expediency of raising such a
revenue from wines and silks and other arti-
| Cles of luxury, imported into the United States
as will meet the necessary expenditures OF
| the government:
1t may be inferred from these votes that the
/ House does not intend to look into these sub
iects at the present session.
The House determined, by vote Of IS "a
AZ, TO make the bill authorizing the issue o
Treasury notes the special order Of MONDAY
next, giving II precedence over all hher bust
ness until disposed Of
Mr.. Naylor resumed and continued his ar
gument in this case to-day, after speaking tire,
hours, he yielded the floor but did not con
clude.
Friday Jan. 10.
SEEATE.-l1 the Senate, there were me
MORALS for Bankrupt law from East West
North and Sou, M Benton presented sey
eral from tho II New York, all askn
that Banks AM arpoTallons may be include,
lu compuis. pruylsion. One ofthesogav
the reason length why these institution
should oa aced. II was directed 70 b
, printed or with the names appended.
mr. Cuusaasn made an unsuccessful cfoi
10 huug tho .aL.rupi bill under tis~uss q
The motion met frm resistance from Mossr-
Benton, Clay Of 4 lbama, and King.
mr.. Meruck Of Nd. moved that the furth,
consideration Of the biz . postponed, with
Z view 10 take up tho bL 70 incorporate N
Banks Of Washington. This motion was lsi
on the table by party vote 25 to Is.
mr.. SOuihad then took the floor on n
Presumption Bill, and addressed the senaI
q with much force and facility Of expression
un,Il exhausted when he gave way Tor a m,
ton 90 adj.
HOUSE.-The House refused. ly ya'
/ of o. 10 90, to make the Bankrup, bi.. lie 50,
9 cisl order Of tie 2sth INST
. The eo,side-shon Of the report ef Ia. Con
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

Tbe gtcai neiiona. domal1Wun Hy 'he blood
4 the Revolution, ard purchased boy tie In
q Of Nlrgia,a, Georgia, France aut spain,
now Become an insimmeu; oi political
&nning among asplfau's Go ,hc Presidency .-
.es many tosrs past ihe umc Of Cong1ess
ts been consumed in debates upon etaous-
~ balls distinction bills, pre- empliou bills,
-si salCus otter projects, relating "a ihls doc
/. sin, s1sne contemplating It's direct ccsslJu
= ne United States .oilets seek mpdihcauou
u yroes. a. would almost smouni % a cesslon,
shefs ~ Distribution smouc TIE States, and
4 befs iis Fe,suiion by ihe iaiOu, a. source
tt'revs nue. each lrNofisou hcag claracieil
.,sd by the local views ard feelings 0i - 40.
Ihpf ofthc Weston politicians, some are iu
.Awor 81 ceding tts dom4ia directly no us
'kssies 10 stich u located. snd 0,hers io
-eiliug u ~ almost uofuiHsl pugrs, m1sl %
'stkssn ialilg a pfoUad upon tae subject ~h.c.
- Eiled " promote their osu popularity q
'1rrt Tie PoIuSisns from tbs Ausuit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

rial had teen presented from New york aennSi
The PROPOSED Dca1urc What reasons, ifanys
were given IN the memorial, fuf the opposition,
Is unknown 20 us.--the memorial not having
been publistcd. The chief ground 81 oppo.
siion 10 the bil. u we rocOiloct right. -, that
insolvcni corporations are not embraced IN It's
provisions II our memory serves Us. Mr.
Webster vas originally ~ favor OF a law that
should compel such institutions 90 divide their
effects iui the benefit oi their creditors, but sc
DO not rccollcci TO have seen any statement Of
the reasons why BE- abandoned ,his ground.
To this subject We have not pm. palucu. ar at
icutcn, and confess that We a;c not sufficient
w familiar with % % satisfy even our own
mind. ~ regard 60 some ofthe "details and pm
ciplcs OF the til. snd wc NAV be udiculcd for
asking the question. " nat well founded objec-
iioa can he raised against an enactment that
should subject banks that refuse 10 pay their
bills on demand, agreeably TO their promise, 10
a process OF insolvency We really cannot
discover why II is, that merchant, or mechan-
ic. or any other individual, should be COMPEL.
ed 20 pay his debts while banking corporations
can So, the laws at defiance, and laugh at the
creditors whom they can deiraud, and al the
debtors whose property they can attach, and
sell at any price It will produce. under the
hammer OF the auctioneer.-BosL Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

The Boston correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce tells the following cap
ital story of a New York schoolmaster, whose
perseverance and fertility of resource must
have fitted him for operations on an extended
scale.
| heard one of your committee interfering
with vengeance, and turning out a school
master for committing enormities in the way
of illustrating his lessons. 1t appeared that
he had enlisted the feelings Of his pupils in
natural philosophy, and tried to get some APP
paratus, but was told to do the regular teach
ing and "leave the nonsense But nothing
daunted, he GOT some apparatus himself, and
told the boys if they would bring him mouse
on two the next day he would show them the
effect of nitrogen gas upon them. The next
day came, In great wrath, the committee TO
reprove him, because, forsooth, the boys, in
their eagerness to learn, had been up all night
trying to catch mice for their master, and dis
turbing their houses. lie promised to do
better but when he came to astronomy he
committed more auocious crme-for being
deficient OF an orrery, he took the biggest boy
in school, and placing him in the middle for
the sun. told him now To turn round and round
slowly upon his axis, as the sun did, then he
placed little fellow for Mercury, next 10 him
the Earth; then a frey little fellow for Mars
and SO on, till he got all the planetary system
arranged, aud eXp,iined TO every one how
fas, he must go and how many tunes he mus
turn on his heels ms lie went round on hisor
bit
Then giving the signal, the sun commence,
revolving, and away went the whole team o
planets around him, each boy keeping hi
proper distance from the centre, irotling viii
propervelocity in his orbit and whirling atoun'
/ 10 due proportion as he performed the revolu
ton I, must have been a rare sight, and
lesso. which the boys long retained, for d
you THINK that John who represented Mercury
would ever forget that he was nearest the sur
aud that he had an easy time walking aroun
the stationary lubber in the centre, while Wi
who represented lierschei, must have bee
out Of breath in scampeung round his orbit.
But the boys did not forget the lessor
neither did the master; they danced, but I
paid the piper for horrifed, the commiiie
, dismissed him at once, he had been teacmn
for aught they knew, the dance ofthe Turks
, deVishes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

The RcsnuyfioH.- Philadelphia United
States Gazette Of Monday says, Saturday was
the second day Of resumption. aud the num-
Der and character Of The demands upon the
United States Bank were such as to show that
calls ior silver we've less from a disirusi ofthe
character Of the notes, than from real want
OF a clrcu' ating medium. The day Of resump-
ton was the death day Of foreign small notes,
and OF course a very considerable sum OF sil-
yer was required TO make even lie ordinary
purchases IN the market Saturday also, be-
sides being market day, - also pay day in the
Establishments where many hands are EN-
p.oyed. This requires considerable amount
Of money 10 sums less than five dollars; aqd
when a great amount IS paid, II Is probable
that the wants OF the workmen, or working
men. rendered convenient a draft upon the
Bank ior silver, IN place oflhe note OF check
The demands on The o,her Banks, II states
were evidently with no view 10 a run, Thu
I United States Bank continued 10 receive re
mitanees from all quarters, to supply he
I vaults against any strong attacks.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

M'LroD. The Rochester Democrat reports
on the authority Of passengers from Lockpori,
that M'Leod, was about to be removed to
Rochester for safe Keeping, to be escorted by
two companies ofu. :. tr-ops. The Buffalo
Republican states that the two companies Of
artillery have been ordered from that station
to Lockport; on account, as rumor said, of an
attempt of the Canadians to res
cue M'Ieoj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
MORE TREASURY NOTES.

Mr. Woodbury. has at last been compelled to
come OF, and ask for more Treasury Notes :
On Saturday last, the Committee OF Nays and
Means brought in bill for fire millions more.
Not content with squandering the revenues of
the country, at the rate of forty millions per
annum and with already contracting a Ma
,iona Debt for the Reform administration TO
pay of, the present administration must add
still farther to their effron,ery, and demand of
the representatives OF the people, still farther
to increase the burdens under which their
constituents are already borne down. This
is the administration that is so continually
pfa,ing ofeconomy, and of "hringing back the
government TO the old republican track ~
that dcprecates so strongly the bare idea of a
National Deb, and that talks so oracularlv of
the "lalsc system" Of its predecessors Fine
men, truly, TO talk OF economy, when they
have squandered more money in four years
than any previous administration in ten-fne
men to talk Of bringing back the government
10 the old republican track" when they are
the only administration that ever departed
from livery proper persons, no doubt, are
Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.. Woodbury. 10 depre-
cate a National Debt, when the knavery of the
one, and the stupidity of the other, have entail
ed one upon the country without any reason
able pre,ence whatever.
Mr. Woodbury., in his last report, pretends
that the revenue of the country is adequate to
its expenditures; and six weeks afterwards
comes out with "beggar's petition for five
millions of Treasury Notes. lie knew as well
six weeks ago, as he does at this moment
that new issue of Treasury Notes would
have to be called for before the ith Of March
or tina, the wheels OF government would have
TO siop.-Troy Wing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
THE BANKRUPT BILL.

A belief seems 10 be generally presaleH,
iha, t5e present Congress will pass Law, es-
iablshing a uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout The United States. 4 bill 10 that
effect WAS reported, and mosi deliberately dis
cussed. during tie last session. Tie tables
OF 10th Houses are now covered with memo
rails from various quarters, praying i0r the en-
scimeul o. such a ls~ We noticed ia the
journals Of Congress, lss Wees, that a memo