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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
STATE OF vERMoVT( DE, remembered


District Of Rutland IS : - that al a spr.
cal probate court held nj kuiland, within and iar
sid district "a tn Odd day al December; A. ID.
AZ. Present. WIN Ilal Judge.
Nhrr'ns Kn-lm Wnsl,.w guardian to Henry
VI MeSsrr MINOR heir 10 the estate Of II. pry
M-ssrr and julius + Mr-srr, both late Of Pntsl,rd
IN said district decras'd, has made application to
thIs court tor hc-nce To- sell his sad wnrds real
estate. lnasnnch rs said sale would hr conducive
The the interest Of sud wlri said real rs,ai- G m
ssilng "i one uncivd half Of the village lot aud
buildings thereon. lately owned by sad Henry
M"ssrr three equal four h parts of the high schunl
rn"m IN sad Piisi"rd thre- equal fourth parts nf
Tie right o The reversnn of the dnwrr Of the " i'd
ow "t the sad Henry Mess-r, aud three equal 9Th
Pa1sr' SUISSE 62in hsssscs rne~tss s-h ssse. IN
40 N Ptis1d W q "a. f-ts-
. 1t-'- "rd-sed that sa'sSspai;est I'm stsuS fer
hrnr'ag s~ssse Auss Court, On. Ihe FIRST Nt...r.y
bf "s t's- Hrst day aoff~trnSsv Nexs. sud iI,.i a
ropy of tliis order br published the RullandlIer-
Md weeks excessively previous To said Monday
that all concerned may appear aud Object thereto
; they cause.
true copy OF record
ID HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
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Wigs & Locos-Look AT This.
fI'iiE SUisc,iher would inform iis Customer ND
iuends that he Will sh"" h"fses after ims Ole
fof 81 % sHd ortn for 81 ~ yns. and warrant
them 10 ~ sLod ~ COED worsnlaHl,ks mspn,r
All Kinds ~ coant'y produc. i1ssn IN payment fer
Black-mi hing. MASON GODDRiCH
Neu HWlard Dec ~ lE4n ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

SIATE Of VERMONT, l0rlE II frmrm-
Distinct Of Rutland, IS. ~ brred tl,st al
special session at the probate court held at Rut-
land. within aud for said dislu on tn. Pad day
Of Jan A. ID l-3l
Present Wan HALL. Judge.
certain instrument IN writing, uudrr seal
purpnrtinE TO be the last vii aud Testament OF
Una Norton, late of Middlrtown, IN said district ,
dee-ssrd, having been presented TO sad court BY
Folly Norton, the eI-eurIy therein NAMED, for
probate anc allowance
II is ordered that said IN be referred for pro.
bate and allowance, Ia the first Monday being ih.
lsi day Of Frbnafy neIl. and that a copy ni Ihs
order be published m the Rutland Hrra d three
weeks snceesslvely, previous I" SAID Monday,
that an concerned may appear and contest the
same Il they cause
A true copy OF record
l-3 HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
Pot Metal.

BuRr &NNsoN ~i,s 20 ratchs.. 80 ioa' Il %
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bee ~ 1870 bt-l
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

 believe as that 'sAp, ste ,f Liberty Nathaniel Macon did-that caucuscs are anti-Repnbllcal., ana not calculated under any Circumstances to promote the public good--they undoubtedly consolidate ana beneht riuefs interest, hut beyond this heir results are of doubtful character.
 The good and old republican way, and which too, consider nust congrnia with our national, as well as local character, is that whomsoever proposes tor office, submits his claims and qualifications to the whole legal voters of the county in which he resides, and not 60 the preudiced action oi clique of men, whose chief strength lies in a caucus, and who proclaim the result of their ingenuity in the aml- liar language of 'thus far shalt thou go and no far ther.'
 This great caucus, anticipate, will be quite inter esting and humorsome, mixed in with some bitter feeling, for l notice that large number Of candi- dates have proposed for particular oee and put one can receive the nominatUn some must give way without the shadow of approval from those who rule the destines of the city and countyothers more tenacious, will be quilted by the pledge, that another year shall bring its reward, for, perhaps at the pre- sent tme the members of some "iavorte families must be provided for, lest theIr negative influence promote dead weights upon the success of the party; and here permit me to observe, Mir Editor, the cur rent rumor afioat-lhat all of the members of two highly respectable families in this city, are not yet entirely provided with good and lucrative oflices
 In conclusion, permit me to suggest the fair way to go to work at this business. Let every who pIeases, be candidate-let his success depend upon his own merits and qualifications for the office he sees and feel sure that the intelligent free voters of Mobile county can cast their votes for against him, without the aid or dictation of Messrs. White, Test & Co. MEMPHIS.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

The iSadaest Sight under the Sun.-A man willing ts york; and unable to find work, is perhaps the sad dest sight that fortune's inequalities exhibit under the sun Burns expresses feengly what thoughts it gave him--a poor man seeking ,eoh-seeking leave to toi that he might he fed and sheltered; that he might be put on a level with the fourfooted workers of the planet which is hsl There is not a horse willing to work but can get food and shelter in re- quita thing this twoiooted worker has to seek for, to solicit, and occasionally in vain; he is nobody g twofooted worker; he is not even anybody's slave. And vet he is twofooted worker it is currently ported there is an immortal soul in him, sent down out of heaven into the earth and behods him seek ing for ths--.[Thomas Carlyle.]
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

Scientific Erperiment.-Mr. Thillorier, French philosoher has perfected an apparatus for congela ton, by means of which he obtains degree of cold one hundred degrees below zero He has announced his intention of quifying atmospheric air. But ac- cordng the London Foreign Quarterly, it is by no means certain this has already been achieved by our distinguished countryman, Mir. Perkins. He placed glass tube in the compressng engine under pressure of 28,000 pounds to the square inch-and when il was taken out, there small globue of fluid at the bottom of the glass, and appearance of air in the tube Dr. Wollaston and Sir Humphrey Dayy considered this the lipuaction of atmospheric r.-[Boston Journal.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

Renopation of the Peach Tree.-The editor of the New England Farmer says that gentleman residing at Cambridge, Mass, informed him that charcoal plrced around the roots of deceaed peach stock, was servceable in restoring it's vgor. He immedl- ately removed the soil from around the trunk of a sckly in his garden supplied its place with char coal and was surprised at its sudden aton, the rapidity of its growth the tenacity with which the fruit clung to the branches, and the unusual rich ness of it's flavor when matured.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

PREsIDEHT's MFssA0E.-lhisd document IS 'S's before our readers this evening. We have no space for present comment It contains good and evil, the good struggling up the surface from the deep polt ca convictions of the whole life of the wrIter-the evil forced out by the necessity of hedging himself ,,,bn the circle of non-commitasm, in his peculiar y strange, unnatural and uncomfortable position In a word. it is the message of State Rights man. at the head of Federal party.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

MAIL ARaAsoEMEN1.-W understand from good authority that Messri. Patton, Piicher @ eo have been awarded by the General Post Office Depart men the contract for carrying the mail between this and Mobile, to commence about the lst of July next. Their arrangement will be made known shorty.--N. q pic
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
PAS SEN G E R s |.

Per steamboat Carolne-Capt Hutchins, Messrs Moo dy Leech Spear Charters, Haywood, Hartley. Troost, Krebs.
 Per steamboat Champion-Madame Dragoon and two daughtees, Mrs Ball. Mrs Lamsdale Miss Everett Miss Rolston, Judge Everett pr Ball. Messrs Oliver, Forsyth, Davis, Baldwin, Trone Morton Mallory Marshall Doll glass, Edson Wright, Powell, Easton.
 Per steamboat Merchant-Mr Wilcox and lady, Nicks and lady, Messrs McGee, Vivon. -l
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

The Hon. JOHN WHITE, having received the lar gest number of votes, was therefore declared duly elected Speaker of the 27th Congress; and having been conducted to the Chair by Mr. Tripett and MT. Keim, returned thanks to the House.
 Mir. St Clair Clarke was elected Clerk on the 4th ballot, receiving l2s votes III necessary to choice He was opposed by F. o. J Smith, R. C. hason' and H. A. Garland.
 On June lst, in the Senate,
 Mr. Clay moved that the Senate proceed to-mor- row to the appointment of the Standing Committees, and gave notice that he shonld tomorrow move for the appointment of select committee on the subject of the currency. 1'i i. f.
 On the same day, in the House,
 Mir. Graham, of North Carolina, gave no ice oi resolution to repeal the Sub-Treasury.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
A. II. GAZZAM.
MOBILE. May l2, lS4l

MOBILE, May l2, l84l, 8. P. BILLIARD, Esq. Prest Common Council,
 Dear Sir--I perceive by the report of the committee of Common Council, published few days since, that amongst the assets put down belonging to the city, am named owing SIPS 26 This paid by me to the authorized agent of the city, the 25th May, 1888. was perfectly unconscious that had been considered as indebted to the city since, until last winter, just was about Ieav ing for the north, one of the Aldermen was thought ful enough to mention lt to me. I informed him of the payment, referred him the proper source for confrmation and supposed the necessary rectfcaton had been made in the case, and not apprized of the contrary, until the report of your committee was brought to my notice yesterday. Enclosed hand you the proper voucher, showing the payment of the money. You will please have the necessary entry made on the books of the city and greatly obIge,
 Your obed't servant,
 A. H, GAZZAM.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
TTTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. 0J- Tickets Only One Dollar and Nfy Ceuty. -SI) ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.

-CLAss No. n, FOR l841- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of Mo the we%Pkin Pis LEdss Mo- ss IG be o'clock p, m., at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st. s. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 75 Numbers--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
DIED,

DIED,
 On the evening of the 7th inst after protracted illness, ALFRED HENRY, aged 22 years. He was an active member of the Creole Engine Company, NoI His funeral was attended by the company.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

To the Boards of Mayor and Aldermen and Common
 Council
 Geutlemen-I have received from A. H. Gazzam the enclosed letter, with evidence of the payment of his the agent of the city, whom, understand, is Wm Hale, Esq. formerly Attorney of the city. l recommend that the Comptroller he instructed to transfer the amount of said due 15-1S January, 1S3S of SIPS 36 to the debit of Wm. Hale, and that by resolution of both boards. Judge Hale be quested to render his account with the city, to the President of the Common Council as early as possi- be. Respectfully,
 s. P, BILLIARD, une9 4tf Pres't Com. Council.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
MR, FORSYTH

Perceiving by the republication of the City Comptrollers Report in your paper last evening, that my note due the corporation in January, ls3S, and paid in May, 1888, still figures one of the assets of the city, have to request you to do the favor to publish the enclosed letter to the Presdent of the Common Council, and his communication to the Boards of Aldermen and Common Council, in refer to the same, and oblige
 tunes A. II. GAZZAM.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

PIRArEs.-Our city like New Orleans is filled with thousand rumors of pirates. The schooner - from - arrived yesterday, reports that on the
 inst. while of the ChandiIeers, two fast sailing schooners (pilot boat build and rg) bore down upon her, hailed her and laid too each side of her. The captain was taken aboard of the schooners, had his manifest inspected, asked if he had ney board, how many passengers, and other equal ly pertinent questions, interesting to Ha- wing no money and nothing of immediately available value, he was invited to dine with his gulf friends.
 These boats had 20 or 30 men each on board, armed to the teeth, with knives, cutlasses and kets and on the deck large IF pared barge, capa- ble of bearing 25 men, After dinner he was dsrniss- ed very cvy, with intimation that the scbooners were looking for pirates. The captain hadnot heard of the affair of the Chars, but he suspected that he had fallen among pirates We give the rumor as we gather it. The description of these vessels agrees with that given by captain Wade of the Savannah, mentioned by the Crescent City in another place.
 The above is very pretty story, isn't itl Pity it i, not true, but it is not hoax of our making We hoaxed, and had it put type, and now publish instead of p-ng it, for the benefit of the creduous
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

c EGARS-l25-M Manual Amores Trabucos 4OM odo Regalias; 35M Canones; l5M half Regalas, for sale by E. c. CENTER & co.
 iune Q
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
CON SIG N EE s

Per steamboat Caroline L Wilson, Harty; Basil Meser; M Quinn.
 Per steamboat Champion: Austill Marshall 35; 0 Center & co IA.
 Persteamboat Merchant E K Crlisles.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

IIT| TI-T TT For khe Reglsfr.
 MR. EDITOR :--Through the columns of the Ad- vertser and Chronicle, the public are informed by Messrs. Test, White, Fuller, Pattison & Co.,, thata meeting of the Wings of the city and county of Mo- be will be held the 10th inst, for the purpose of nominating candidates preparatory to ths election in August. The nominees to'consist of one Senator, who holds office for three years-four Representa- lives to the Lower House for one year--and Clerk each for the Circuit and County Courts, whose term of office will extend four years.
 Protesting no strong predilection for renewing or epcouraging the warm partizan feelings that have heretofore had their influence upon county elec- toas. cannot now avoid the conviction, that the meddiina clique. who live by grasping the political pap and patronage of the day, and by this movement intend or rather wish force upontbe poor people of ,h;s county an aybirary Ticket, and then wheedle heir political friends iuto its general support.
 For one, but novice in this caucus machinery l
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

TUNO BUILDERS-The subscribers have recently Il received full supply of building materials, in the Hardware line,
 ie9 4E DEFOREST, MORRIS & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
ALABAM LOTTERY, EXTRA GLASS No. 23, FOR l841- Decided by the drawing of the Wellsburg Lottery, Class F. ut Alexandria, Va, June 5, le4l. D. 5. GREGORY & co. Managers,
 For Mobile Lodge No. 40,
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27,8l4 prizes, amounting to S606, ,437. Tickets--Sl0: Halves Ss5 Quarters S2 50 For sale until Thursday next, June 10, at the Mana gers oice 54 Royal St., next dsor to the entrance of the Alhambra. june g OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY, Class 70, for 1S4l. 75-66-55-69-Sl-34 34-S5-65-7-80-23 =
 T0-72-9A
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

Whereas in pursuance of decretal order rendered at the late term of the Chancery Court held in Mobile in pending in said court wherein Copperthwaite, Cope Dunlap and the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the United States of Pennsylvania complainants and Isaac II. Erwin administrator of Henry Hitchcock and the heirs of said Hitchcock are defendants-the undersigned has been appointed Receiver of the tate described and mentioned in the bills of com plant in said cause:-and whereas by the terms of said order the undersigned is authorised and required to collect and receive the in which have accrued since the sth day of February, lS40 and the growing rents becoming due from the tenants of said premises and to let and manage said premises. Therefore all persons owing or indebted on account of the use occupation leasing of any of said prem
 ises cautioned from paying accounting for the same to any other person or persons:-and all per wishing to lease any of said premises will call
 on the undersigned who is above authorised to let the same. [iune9 4tf1 VIM. MAGEE, Receiver.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to S71 ,05l Tickets Fl 50-Halves 75 cts-Quarters 37 l-2 cts.
 Packages of 25 tickets, 37 50, warranted to draw at least IS. Packages of 25 half tickets, slS 75, warranted to draw at least g. Packages of 25 quar- ter tickets, 9 37 1-2, warranted to least A 50
 For packages or single tickets, apply at the Man agers' Office. corner of Dauphn and Water sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

HAVANA FRESHNESS cases, for sale by II II june9 AM D. C. LOWER, 59 Com. st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
NJ IARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF MoBILE-JUNE

MEMORANDA. Arat New York; 3lsI May, brig Gazee, Allen, l5 days fin Mobile
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

NOTICE.-Getlemen visiting the North this mer may, by having their letters directed to the Alhambra Box, receive them daily the opening of the mail by calling at the Alhambra, No. lS6, Wa ter street, N. Y. As many persons cannot obtain convenience to the House will be kept open until after office hours
 june7 3m JOHN c. AIRES, Proprietor
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

100 KEGS White Lead No and extra, just IOO received and for sale wholesale or retail by
 R. L. WATKINS & Co. Druggists, june 9 cor Water and St Francis sis.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

following is the vote for Speak r IT
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

0S0 BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes, in %cO store and receiving, Ca part French) for sale by R. L. WATKINS & co, Druggists,
 june 9 cor Water and St Francis sts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

gsN FOR LIVERP0OL.-The ship Ho. ;ss14lE8 GARTH, C. Rednan master, now loading, will have despatch For freight of 800 bales cotton lpply to (iune 9) E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
AUCTION SALES.
BY HARRIS & ROSS.
PorL Wnrdcn,a NnIe

TOMORROW, at our Auction Store,
 Will be sold by order and under the inspection If the Mardens of the Port for account of all concerne 13 bales CHA pieces) DUNDEE BAGGING, Damaged on the voyage of importation. june
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

~ EORGIA MONEY--Monroe Rail Road Bank M Notes, for sale this morning is received for pas- sage from Montgomery to Augusta
 june 9 4U JONES FULLER
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-26

DOTOMAC BRIDGE The subscriber will
i ceive proposals until the 18th of October next for
the supply OF 446 700 feet of pine timber the growth
Of Virginia or Maryland III 900 feet to be delivered
this fall The dimensions of the timber will vary
from IA by IA to II by IL, and of various lengths
particular bills of which will be furnished he
tractor; it must be of the best quality, hewn sawed
square, and delivered at the bridge or at such places
in its vicinity the Engineer may direct, and be sub
ject TO his inspection.
Twenty per cent. will be retained Of the value Of
such portion the timber shall have been deli,
ed, which per centage shall be paid on the fulfment
of the contract, or forfeited failure Of the con-
tractors
Persons offering for the above will address the
dersigned endorse their bids Proposals for Pine Tim
Der" and enclose them Colonel j. j. Albert, Topo-
graphical Bureau, Washington.
Persons desiring to bid tor the above Timber will
be furnished with particular bill Of lengths &c upon
application to the subscriber 10 person by letter
(post paid at Georgetown, D. C.
VIM TURNBULL
Major Typographical Engineers.
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