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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

ID UBERTSON & CO.,, have on hand and will \ O sell low to close cOnsignnents, the foellwins Illces-
 pipes Hour Glass Gin
 50 bbls Fehon's Rum; D bbls Am Brandy
 2j hhls French Brandy p do imitation do do
 p qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine
 29 baskets Champagne; 100 coils Rope
 loo boxes Candles, good article
 to kegs Milk, Soda and Sugar Crackers
 50 bbls Loaf Sugar
 30 frkins Virginia and Goshen Butter
 casks Scotch Ale, superior article
 2l cases Boes, Shoes and Brogans The ab-ye are remnants of conslgnnents, winch will be sold low in order to close them. mara A Y PRIVATE SALE-25 hh,s prime N 0 Sugar "A l75 bags prime Rio Coffee 2OOO h,gs corn, 325 bbls superfne flour, 100 bbs rectified WhIskey 100 boxes Virginia Tobacco, 50 boxes Soap, 50 bbls prime Mnlasses in fine order, 90 half bbls Pickied Pig Pork,
 25 frkns Goshen butter, 20 boxes Imperial and Gun Powder Teas, 100 cases Kip and RIlsse Brogan Shoes, 100 pieces 42 inch Dandee Bagging at l6 cts, 100 M Segars some very superior,
 50 doz Rush bottom chairs, E#i.. 10 Bookcases and Secretaries at S20 each, &c.
 ALSO, fe seis lj bales brown Sheetings, POO pcs calicoes assorted 10 bales Bleached Shilings amt Sheetngs, BIO packs English 4saa German Pins, lVO pcs Virginia Osnabargs, 100 doz cotton hose, 20 doz Merino and Berlin Shirts and Drawers, 100 dog Madras Hdk'fs 90 dog Linen half hose, 90 pes striped and plaid Drills for Pantaloons, 250 White and cold 9 to l2-l Counterpanes and
 Marse,lies Quilts, 100 pcs Brown Linen, 20 pcs Erminette for mens and boys summer wear, 2O pcs Bedford Ribbed Pantaloon StuIs, 20 pcs 5-4 white Fannes for summer wear, loo 3S inch Cotton and Silk Umbrellas, 300 reams fine Letter Paper, s.-ts-.-s 200 setts Knives and Forks, 50 cards Scissors All of wkicl, will be sold at New York cost and charges. LATHAM HULL & SON my26 22 Water street.
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{ TOPPER, IRON, PINNED PLATE, &c.-- OBrazlers Copper s6x60, 10 pound sheets
 Do. .' [" l3
 Do. e Y" 25 !" SHEAThING COPPER-l4 to l6 ounces, SHEET iRON-S0bundles heavy & light Eng. Iron WIRE-i0 bundles assorted numbers, RIVErS-5OM Timed, 40M Black Rivets BANCA TIN-20 pigs "Banca" Tin, best quality, PINNED PLATES-l00 bxs Tin Plates l-3x LEADED PLATES-l50 boxes Leaded Plates for Roofing. Landing and for sale by
 EDW. C. CENTER & CO.,, mr24 corner Com. and Cont sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14
In Chanccry-State of Alabama-Mobile County
 Gordon and Sodiard, compts.


 William MeMillan, sen and others lelts. c PRlNG TERM A D lS4l. The bill ,n this kO case was filed for the foreclosure of a mortgage made by W McMillan, Sen. to George W .6orden and Lewis T. Stodlard, and bearing date the l2th day oi September, A lS3S-And at the Spring Term A lS4l of the court oi chancery for the first district of the Southern chancery dvision of said State al Mobile, the following order made in the cause In ths the cnm claimants came by their solicitors and moved the court, that an order of publication be made m this agalnst the defendant Richard Erwin, who is a nonresident, and the court being satisfied from an affidavit made in open court, that said Richard Erwin resides of the State of Ala bama, IL is ordered that he appear or before the first day of the next term of this court-And il is further ordered that this order be published a week for four weeks in paper published in the city of Mobile, and posted the house ool in forty days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae Register of said
 court at Mobile this twenty first day of June,A D
 lS4l. Attest,
 june2l9E M. ]. McRAE. Regis'r.
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 Jno. K. Collins and Jas E. Sheffield, defend'ts HyHE BILL in this case was filed for partition, ! discovery, &c., and at the Spring term A. D., I84l of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of sad State at Mo- bile, the following order made in the cause.
 It appearing to the court that Joseph E. Sheffield is non-resident of the State of Alabama, he is dered to appear on the first day of the term of this court and answer demur the allegations of the complainants bill: it is further ordered, that this order be published week for six weeks in some newspaper printed and pubrhed in the city of Mobile, and that copy of the same be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from thIs date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said
 court at Mobile, this twenty-frst day of June, A. D., 1S4l. Attest,
 june21 9tc M. J. McRAE. Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

NO COACH MAKERs.-A small invoic.superi.
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In Chancery-State of Alabana-Mobe County
 Spring Term, 4. D., 1S4l. Anthony s Robinson, ct al, comppt,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County. Matthew Anderson and Samuel NJ. Todd, complts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

NOMPOUND SYRUP OF LlvERN ORT, W (HYahea 1tiiote, ,)--For the cure of Pullno.a- " and iepatic affections, Coughs, Colds, Consump- tion, Splitting of Blood, $c The reputation which this article iverwor} has obtained in the treatment nf Consumptlons, Spitiing of Blood, Liver Com plants, Coughs, Sc. and the great uncertainty there must aways be ihihe preparation of decoctions the ,node in which this plant has been usually asminis- tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmaceiiical Manu puations, has led to make concentrated Com. pound Syrup of uniform strength. Led alglW MEREDITH, HENDERSON & Co. |, NJ B--None are genuine without our written signature. ..i... A f I
 iJ- For sale by the single bottle or dozen bv ad.5i RICHARD NORTH, 33tioyernrnent,
 .fehl9ia iqi atfl ss..p sand 45 Commerce-sis. NEW BDOKS.-TDOUBLEDAY8 e SEARS. 30 " Dauphn street, have this day received the fol. lowing '---A Na"
 Aiasworth's new Hists,caf Romance. pe -o,al
 The Tower ofI-ondon, illustrated by Cruikshank. complete in one volume.
 Master Humphrey $ Clock, by Boz, No. i7. m The Rural Life of England, by William Hewitt, author of "vists to remarkable places Sc. from the 2 London edition, corrected and re, ised in one vol. Svo. -' " " Nf' P Visits to Remarkable Places, Old Halls, Battle fields, and scenes illustrative of striking passages in Ens,is, History and Poetry, by William Howiti. in vols. l2mo febll
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

tkOS REWARD.-STOIEN on Saturday, the RSJ 18th inst, from the Premises of the Widow Griffin, at Columbus, Georgia, by Richard Murphy years old, and Dearborn Wagon with no top The said Murphy has blue eyes, fair skin, dark hair, weighs from l50 to l60 pounds, and about 24 years old. Any person experimenting and lodging him safely in Jai shall receive the above reward on application to the subscriber in Steward county, Georgia, four miles below I1uinpkn JAMES GRIFFIN.
 april 225-Wfumnka Argux
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In Chancer,- State of Alabano-Mobile County
 Spring Term, 1sll Creditors of John Couper, Jr decd, complalnantsi 753 w.
 Lyon, Garrow, Corncan, ct al, defendants "HIS is creditors bill for the settlement of the II Estate of John Ceuper deceased,
 The object of the complanants in this case, IS to obtain an account from all parties deiendans-to ti gate the validity of the several mortgages in said bill described as against compainants-to obtain pay ment into court of all moneys received by any of the defendants, which have heretofore been received by any of said defendants, whether in the State of Ala hama elsewhere, and generally to settle the estate of the said John Couper, deceased. The bill also prays for Receiver to be appointed and for an ln- junction against the defendants Garrow and Lyon, and at the spring term, D lS4l, of the court of chancery at Mobile, the following order was made in this canse:
 It appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the defendants Richard Cornican, Robt Grant, Thos Toby, Nathanlel F. Williams, John Couper, Senior, and J. Hamilton Couper, Ex'or, reside out of the limits of the State of Alabama They ordered 70 appear and answer demur to the compainants bill on before the first day of the next term of thscor or the same will be taken as confessed against them It Is further ordered that this order be published Tn a newspaper of Mobile, once week for six weeks and posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from the date of this order. Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said court of cancery, this twenty first day of June D lS4l. Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 iune2l Set Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

NOR SALE.-l0,0O pes of superior, heavy, A IT inch Dundee Baggng, manufactured expressly fortl market part of the lot s made in imita- tion al the Kentucky Bagying and quite equal to i, in quality, We invite the attention of the Planters and the trade to this article. Also 80 coils Russian Rape, for sale by ,if'" A.POPE& SON,
 dec29 .1dztfa;,sa4 -..s .s slis'f 57 Commerce st
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In Chancery State ot Alabama-Mnbile County The Planters and Merchants Bauk
 of Mobile, complts Spring Isrs, FPS & b lSll. Rank of Mobile ct al deits
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

-.,s .-, . rra V uI i.tYan-. .. .a na A'sAo y ph ssHan, ..l .. F. i- - s
 's. at .isi iv---li4 iHs St h. !U4l a. .Hfi,l19 'r or ouit os .i.e e.,, Us sl.s t k ., s gi,i !, BOOTS | BOOTSI ta..osa ...s # ! . MAJOR BOOTs--AED MINOR BoOTs Ladies' slippers, and Gents pnmps;a prime new set, Bouts that fit Misses, and that never mis,ftt "Bet Boots''---or boots for pretty Bets ;! sa Bootees for she's--and ancle ties for pets. #.i4. CENTS water proof, cork soles, or light brogans Light dress, pump boots-we'ye always on hands. LADIEs'silk gater boots that fit tser pretty feet, And waikng slpes with bows that beaux delight to Kid slippers and morocc0 too, tO suit the eatest foot In short we've stock to shoe them a and chdren fo fi.. boot. i..ia aa ..4 ,. .t.f r.i. H.. .i..t 4- 4Boorsa Boors. Boors! F H.li .r'at NICHOLAS, ADAMS & CO, dec g 1i6tf a.,ai3I aiH .ri. 53, Danphn st. nOMESTIC LIQUORS.-
 lI 10 bbs New England Rum '.t .r.,| r r 10 !" American Brandy .... .... |.
 10 " |" Gin l..
 10 |" Cider Vinegar a
 cases Smoked Reef and Tongues For sale by OGDEN BROTHERS. ap20 12Watcr st. VNHE HISTORY OF THE ANGLO SAX II ONS-From the earliest period to the Norman conquest, by sharon Turner, F. A. 5. ct R. A. $. L. vols. received this day at |. .i., i.,..,z sp30 i DOUBLEDAY & SEARS'S. vINiIE undersigned are receiving per ship Caledo. Il hia from Lmerpool F. "Cast Steel" Needing Hoes,
 Brown and Common do
 Mouse Hole Anyils, Mouse Hole shape do
 Blacksmith's Vices and Hammers,
 Van Warts Screw plates,
 Indian Corn Mills, superior article for use, James Wood screws,
 Carpenter's Patent Locks,
 do Curry Combs,
 Anti-corrosve percussion caps 4 Treble strong cylinder ginpowder, n one pound Double barrel deer guns, maad(;,ctured to order
 at $l00 to S150 each, q Table and Pocket Cutlery, a dec 30 gnu 's'' JOSEPH HALL s CO 1cO0 BOXES GLAss--star, Anchor and lOOO Glass Brands, all sizes, '' -4t is 1000 kegs White Lead, No l, 2and pure,
 ls half as pipes s:sns,ss ] Dsssy nrs"dy' s. @
 pipes Holland Gin--i0 bbIs American do..
 10 bbls American Brandy, .s r
 250 boxes Tobacco, various brands, m 'i' - 400 pieces Briggs Bagging, i-AgFr.t q
 40 do Dundee do, |, 50 d. q Kentucky do, very superior, v
 20 cases Boots, Shoes and BFosans, / i 10 qr casks old and very superior Sherry Wine i s do do do gsqs Madeira do 100 hass Shot, assorted sizes. sea " ,a which will be sold low to close consgnments, by 8 mayls y ssle9 ROBERTSON & co. I rvNHE QUADROON; or St. Michael's Day, by IL the Author of"Laft e,''"Captain Kyd. ."sBur. ton," Sc. k.aar4i.. a
 "For me to love in infamy.
 Heaven-born love-thaf links the virgin heart
 To it's own noble mate--is noi for me,
 Maiden of a race accursed and outcasi, Alas! trxs l0ye to me is hut dishon0r; And, ere 1t bud, must be outrnted. Fen if the heart come with it.''
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

UyALkER ON INTERMARRIAGE.-Hy
 N aDoUBLEDAY!,& X SEARS, 50 Dauphin-st.
 Have received Walker on lntermarriage; or the mode in which, and the causes why Beauty, Health and Intellect, result from certain uacns, deformit, disease and insanity from others, with eight illusir- tive drawings. ian2s
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

VVO PLANTERS. Pkysiclans. and CounITy 'NSer.- r Il chants--MOSELY 'H co. Dragsists, It he corner of Dauphin and Royal streets, have in stort
 full supply of fresh Drass, Chemicas, Patent Medi- cines, Paints, Oils, Perfmery, Gardeen See.s, e,c which thy offer for sale at whosaale r retail at very L'w prices and on liberal credit fcbl
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june2i sEt

In Chancery-Siate of Alahama--Mobile County.
 Mccoy X English, complainants.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

VAWL BOATS--Une new coppered fastened
 1 Cedar Yawl Beat, 22 ieei,--2 dQ Oak. 1A feef-.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

LUST KECEIVED.--1he Life, Adventures and O Opinions of David Tho. Hines, of South Carroll. ma, master of arts, and sometimes doctor of medi- cines, alias, Dr. Hamilton, Col Hamilton, Dr. Hay nes, Col. Hayne, Sc. &c Sc. in series of letters to his friends, written by himself '! .apl aii l lslaa --rr-7'''rhe good old rule .la reg,l4 s.
 ., Suficeth ms,--the simple plan, ..
 That they should take, who have the power,
 And they should keep who can, P Hordsuorih. ;sFer sale by slh,l ais .-t.! J K RANDALL, . tcbi6 ,, satr .b,.., iBookseller, A Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14
CHANCERY SALES.

In Chancery- State of Alabanlo-Mob'e County
 Spring Term, 1s4l Creditors of John Couper, Jr. dec'd, complainants TE0
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

RAGGiNG-7 bales Dundee Hemp Bagging ~ Ak inches wide,l 3-4 Ibs a, the yard. s.i''i ,4 6 bales Imperial Hemp Bagging. Ain. wide. B. -4bs 25 do Gilroy' manufactured do do do do
 6 do Baxter's do initiation Ky do do do p doJ JMitchelPs imp'l Hemp 'doaui do ' do mara s 4,, Forisale byia.b E.. c. CENTER & Co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

CThis remedy, so celebrated for the cure oI chronic and nflammatory rheumatisn, sprains, swell ngs ofthe joints, from the iInpfopef or inudicibus use of mercury unbago, &c.is now fpr the first time pfered to the people, of the South, although long known and used, as the certificates testify. at the Worth, where it's success has been greatly marvellous and unrivaIeda Those afflicted with the above com pims. will find immediate relief onistr,al of the Embrocation., For sale by the Agent aa.s ,l. e
 march 5 |. c. DUBOSE & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

.ceiying per ships E. Dennison, pncss, Hottin- gner, and other recent arrivals, their spring stock of Fresh Medicines, Painte, Oils, Window Glass, &c. making up an assortment in quality and extent well worth the attention of Merchants and Physicians. f,ciIitywilr be aored wkIc the state of the tines will pefmit.rab 9 sliliI. C. aDUBOSE 6 GO, ls .n. 4siaa iIo szia Late Dstose < RpG, Drusgists,
 marSo 2luf as a,e No S9 Water street. pEASE x SONS CLAAIFIED ESSENCE OF 1T HOREHOuND CANDY.-The undersigled having heen appointea. tke ptoprietors of very popuer Candy: Agehss for the csy' keep 's 'sqS 'sffi i!FE' .,. B..s.. sss
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

DAGGING AND ROPE--IFT . T7T7l7T7T- T : AJ 50 bales East India Bayging, 'iii t,.'7h
 100 pieces Briggs 'Baggids. s'' f'','I -''!
 400 pieces Dundee 'l do.I ~ l7aH t, "'.''Vi h 200 pieces Mississippi do. '..' "i -ll 'o 900 cUis Russia Hemp Rope, 'D 5" '+i 200 coils Jdte Rope, " 'i''N, nf''HF .'.n h4 bales Balidg fWinc--for sale hy i, march5 y5 ns'ieiiqhiN sMcGRHN & NOONAN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

In Chancery-Stae of Alabama-Mobile County Planters & Merchants Bank ,conplts. Spring Term 540 A lS4l.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

1. = PANAMA & LEG HORN 7HATS.-HEN RY &, ,STODDART, corner of Water and Cont streets, have this day received large assortment of e above (of the latest fashion and su perior quality )f or gentlcmen's summer wear.
 mara iSotf aiis i-ga r5 gii D tif lf sina.44 I 4.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-14

D OBERTSON & CO, have on hand and will C sell low lo close consignn,ents, the fOellwing
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
CANTON, nHssHssIPPn, SATURDAY, NAV %, 1s4,.

which, without thee, flourish in vain on
my ever gloomy brow; but alas | wan
der an outcast from the gay hauuts Of
men--a shafer onlym their griefs, and
n q thGif Joys--a wasted, hopeless, pining.
iflehd!ess' saa, distrest, sorre w-strIcken,
ana mlseFs9ie man. The following mar
failFe' inc incidents OF which occurred
not many years ago, has been my only
soiacc thfaugh manp years ofsolitude and
despair. u Il ImParts to one human ks-
ing the eostacy Of grief which it has be-
S'o"edpPon myself, my labors, my pangs,
my SuaeIfn95, my agonlcs, and my mis-
fortunes viii be amply and enchanting
lv reDaid.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

SIR HOWARD DOUGLASS - This gentleman who has re-
Gently been appointed TO the of Cana
da well known 10 those who keep the of the period
al literature of Great Britain the author Of article
the Quarterly Review, claiming for Captain Douglass the
venton OF the famous military manGuve, first put prac-
tce by Admiral Rodney his action against Count de Gras
He served during the the peninsula the lines
but as the political agent commissioner of the British
my After the peace he made Governor Of New Bruins
wick-in which capacity he frequently engaged
gotatons with the agents of the Stale OF Name settling the
dhcults the northern border The knowledge thus
cured of the localities of that and question
dispute between the American and british Gov il Is
presumed, recommended him TO the Tory administration
England h TO send TO the Hague $780, aid
Sir Charles Baggot while the arbitration of Northeastern
Boundary Line pending before the King of the Neither
lands He has written efuation of Carnot Of de
Tending besieged places which displays of
subject and the author of essays which he at
empS TO console England for her Of single
combas the against America by ascbing the
ority Of the Americans to their modes Of practice
with the gun. Sir Howard has governed the onian Island
with iron rod which the best wings
when against all who native Englishmen
Ere. Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
From the Goshen Democrat
THE STATE BANK OF INDIANA.
WHY Don't SHE RESUME

Ave that's the question. While tie Banks Of
surrounding States resuming the fulhlment of
their promises to pay. and giving the country good
currency and cheap exchange, what is the matter
with the State Bank of Indiana, the model Bank of
the world as some folks tell us Why does she no,
resume J j. she unabe-has she sqnanderei her
money npon political isvorItes-has she embarked
IN runous speculation-has she met with unavoda
Die losses that render her unable pay her debts
We hope not
We hold these truths To be self CIV ldent-hat eve
~ bank conhuing itself to safe, prudent business.
can maintain the payment of spece--that every
honest Bank will pay specie, and that no Regulator,
Fiscal Agent, Fiscal Corporation, can furnish Il
good currency, and restore cheap exchanges, until
the State Banks resume specie payment. Ii is idle
To talk about Regulators, aud Balance wheels. and
all that sort OF Tom-!oolery, when the specie OF the
country is locked up the vaults of the Banks, aud
the country cursed with irredecmable, irrespon-
sible issue of Bankrags. The suspension of spec le
payment is evidence either of fraud bank
ruptcy. The Bank either and will il cannot
paw and It's paper VIII therefore sc for only such
sum nc men think II may be worth. with such de-
ducton az they think will make IT equal to money
But if you want good currency turn the tables.
Place Banks on the same footing W itb ndviduas-
compel them 10 pay their debts-torce them To re-
sumo and then if merchant has 10000 dollars IN
paper, he will not be Obliged to lose thousand
ui IT. He can walk into the Bank, lay down has
money. and receive either gold and silver, draft
Z a moderate exchange. One hundred dollars al
Indiana money now worth but eighty eight dol
lars IN New York, whereas the same SUN. II the
Bank paid specie, would be worth nInety-eIght,
difference of ten dollars on the hundred. whicl
first comes out OF the pockets OF merchants, aud thei
out of the people. They plunde,ed for The be
neft of the Bank-their property sold under the
hammer, and hundred jals yawnng to receive thu
unfortunate denquents. while the Bank enjoys
perfect immunity. land is not subject to the law
neither indeed can be !"
These things should not be The Bank SHOULD
b. compelled TO resume, and the Democrats of th
Legislature must and will to il. Suspension
specie PAYNE nts, and forfeiture of the charter, shou
be synony nous terms with the Democracy, and w
, shall then have sounder, safer, convenen
currency than could be furnished by all the Physi
cal Agents in all the heads of all the members o
Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
RANK SUSPENSION

newspaper published the suspended district pathct
cally enquiries GLOW long the people suffer
of Bank SUSPENSION We answer just long they
VIII submit TO it. they quiet under the operation
Banks will be
No wonder the people begin 20 cry, How long -Four
years and half with the exception Of short interval
they have endured the miseres Of SUSPENSION.
ing from Appearances they TO a
their suferings than they at the beginning The
~ take the staff into their hands and COM
pei the Banks to pay wind up. They pay specie ii
they will, the solvent Banks do substan-
tal nucleus of speciepayIng Banks already exists and the
cllce be easily extended As the legisl of
of the States 10 convene they will take
up the subject earnest, and compel resumption In the
selection Of candidates. lin the suspended dstIct regard
should be had TO this important object
compulsory resumption would doubtless expose the rot
tenness of sundry Banks but this of objection
strong argument favor Of the measure The public
not to- know the worst Of the case, il
be- The sound Banks Will then possess distinction to
which they entitled; while the rotten ones will 90 e
the tomb of the Capulets.
In judgment II defect the Bankrupt La
that does include corporations but does not
the State Legislature must apply the remedy in he
There nothing be gained BY waitiny-Jour
nal Com