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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKE COUNTY
 QRpHAN,s CnuRr March Term l9il

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLARKEC COUNTY. |.
 ORPHANS COURT, March Term, 184l. NNHlS DAY came WILLIAM RUSSELL, Admin II istraor the estate of Charles Brunson, dec d, to whom letters of Administration on said estate were granted the fifth day of February, in the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and thirty eight and made an exhibit of the estate in his hands, and also of the claims against said estae by which ap- bearing the satisfaction of the court that the said estate is altogether nsovent and unable 10 pay its debts It is therefore ordered that the said estate be declared nsovent, and it is further ordered that mo- tice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, paper printed in the city of Mobile, for all persons having claims to file the same with the Clerk of the county court of Clarke county on or before the first Monday in September next. A true copy from minutes. Attest,
 aprl5 235tf TERRELL POWERS, Clerk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

ARA SPRING HILL PR0PERTY---The
 s A subscriber will sell rent for the season, on moderate terms, the House and lot al Spring Hill, well known his residence, together with all the out houses and Bathing House attached to the
 The large and convenient Dwelling adjoining the above, occupied by William Bloodgood Esq, in th. summer of lS39-there IS good well of water and all necessary outbudings on the premises.
 Also,-Another Dwelling well suited to small family, apply to
 mr3l 222Kmo A. BATRE, al 70 Commences st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

,&sA TO RENT.-The second story of my store E:!l Dauphin street, well adapted for family esldence, will be rented low to good tenant until ie lst November next possession given immediately
 mrl0 204u J. C. GWIN.
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ASA TO RENT.-A House containing eight airy .ise rooms and a very spacious attic, with galleries each story in front, situated near Owens and Pages Mill, on the north side of the Spring Hill Road, about four miles from the city, and fourth of mile from the road-having good Stabling, Car riage House. Kitchen excellent well of water, and large enclosed pasture for cattleall in good order. The Garden is large and in high state of cultisa- tion, having every vegetable now growing, required for family use. Apply to
 innn0 If ROBERTSON X co.
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$O 5.sssd the .sn sr ''sa ss S Sns hs COW, with short horns, white hind feet, and white spot her face,-other marks not particularly re- collected The above reward will be paid to any one who will return the the subscriber at No. G., Claiborne, or 6S Commerce street.
 mayo 25ltf GUSTAVUS HORTON.
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AgA FOR REAT-A House and Lot adjoining .i;:l Josiah Wilkins, the three mile creek. The house contains four rooms with all necessary out buildings, and the lot six and half acres of land ready for cultivation, with fruit shade and ornamen tai trees, well adapted for summer residence. For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, or to the undersigned, IS Dauphin street.
 may20 260tf J. c. GWlN.
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fEA TO RENT.-House and Lot on the Spring ,E4 Hill Road, one and half miles trem the city, heinz hchouse formerly occupied by D. II. Burke.- The house and premises are in good repair. Apply to
 jan l54tf B. GAYLE, at the State Bank.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

GOLD MINES! GOLD MINESl FOR SALE. TN OBEDIENCE to decree of the Hon. Chan II cery Court, at Court holden at TaIadega in the 4th Chancery district in the Northern Division of the State of Alabama, the undersigned Register of said Chancery Court will proceed sell the first Monday in July next, at the ABERCTTOOCHE GOLD MINES, in Randolph County, Alabama, to the highest bidder, on credit of six, twelve and eighteen months credit, (takng notes with good se- curty, as also lien upon the premises for the pur- chase money,) the celebrated Gold Mines, known as section five, in township seventeen, in range eleven ito be sold in lots varying from one-fourth of an to forty This section is supposed to con- tain the RICHEST DEPOSITES OF GOLD, yet discovered in the United States, and all persons de- srous of purchasing may have opportunity of testing he lots under the supervision of the undersigned, Sho will attend at the said Mines during the week preceding the sales.
 Indisputable titles in Fee Simple, will be made to the purchasers, they paying the expense of executing the deeds HUGH P. WATSON,
 mar20 22lttds Register in Chancery.
 0o- The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Hunts vile Democrat, and Mobile Register, will please publish once week until day of sale, and forward the paper containing it with their accounts, the Register Chancery Court, above.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

%zA FOR RENT, until 1st Nor.-That fine
 9sl Dwelling House, situated on the corner of St. Lonis and St. Joseph streets, will be rented low to good tenant, apply to
 mayl5 259if B. BOYKIN SSt Louis-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

STRETCHES of Conspicuous Living Characters in 0 France, containing Thiers, Chateaubriand ia- maritime, Laftte. Gsizot, Beranger, George sand, potrait of rheirs-Just received and for sale b,
 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, mar25 h0 Uannb;,st
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AA TO RENT-uatl The first day of Nor. mert: aEA The House on the south west corner of Church and St Emanuel street-a very desirable situation for summer residence. Apply to
 MeGRAN & NOONAN, aprl2 232tf est Michael street.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

SOAP.-l0O bbls family Soap, for sale by
 hC ap24 JNO. c. RYAN, 36 Water st. NORN.--3OO sacks prime white Corn Sugar Hams, Sides and Shoulders, landing from steamer Echo from New Orleans. for sale by
 mayl0 LATHAM HULL & SON. UNPOWDER TEA.-30 boxes, choice arti M cle. for sale by [may20l L. HULL & SON. WV THISKEY. .-75 barrels for sale to arrive by w maysl LATHAM HULL & SON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

NOTICE On Monday the l+th day of June next, " shall expose to sale at public auction, at the Court House in the city of Mobile, that certain House and lot land situate lying and being in the city of Mobile and described as follows ws:--Lot No. l5 in square No. 24O, according to plan of city lots of Harry Toulmn, dec'd on record in the Mo bile County Clerks office, in Book NJ, Page 358. having front on Conception street of fory-sx feel and extending back eastwardly from said street on it's north line hundred and fty-four feet six inch es, and on it's south line hundred and forty-six feet bounded north by lot number h. east by lot No 4, south by lot No. l6, and by said Conception street;Said property will be sold in pursuance of mortgage with power of sale, executed by Joseph Bates, IT, the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile, bearing date the 18th day of March, 1888, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Mobile County. Terms made known on the day of sale
 may13 25Sn E. GAYLE, Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

GOWLAND'S LOTION for impro, ing and bean N tiiying the complexion, rendering the skin far. soit and transparent--just received fresh supply, for sale wholesale and retail, by .
 IRlCHARD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist, mar27 No. 33 Government and 45 Com ce-st
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.&sA FOR RENT.--The convenient Dwelling .Hsa House, situated on the north side St. Michael st., End door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. next.-rhe house contains six rooms closet, pantry, Sc. Possession given immediately, apply to l. C. BUBOSE OO.,
 ap29 246tf 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

%rA THE FRANKLIN HOUSE.-'rhls estab- ie. lishment having been thoroughly reftted, is re- opened for the reception of boarders and vlsters.- The subscriber promises hls best eXertions to make 1t pleasant and comfortable any house in the city
 nev 3 100cmo A. TARLETON, Proprietor.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

NOrICE.-On Monday the l4th day of June next, II shall expose to sale at public auction at the Court House in the city of Mobile All those cer. tain parcels and lots of land and premises situated in the said city, and described follows viz: One lot of ground commencing at the intersection point of the west line of Clinton Fords land with Monroe street. thence running westwardly along the north line of Monroe street sixty six feet thence northwardy and parallel with said Fords line hundred and twen- ty feet, thence eastwardy the south line of Thea
 ire street seventy feet Fords land and then along Ford's line to Monroe one hundred and forty feet.
 Also another lot commencing at the northeast in- tersection of Monroe and Conception streets thence running northwardly ninety four feet to Theatre s thence eastwardy along Theatre street seventy six feet to the line of the lot above described thence southwardly along said west line one hundred and twenty feet then the north line of Monroe street seventy three feet to the place of beginning.
 Also, another lot commencing at the northwest in- tersecton of St. Francis and Wilkinson streets then northwardly along Wilkinson street one hundred and ninety feet to St. Michael street, then westward ly along St. Michael street hundred and ten feet then parallel with Wilkinson street southwardly one hundred and ninety feet to St. Francis, aud then to the place of beginning one hundred and two feet.
 And also, other lot commencing at the north west intersection of St. Francis and Scott streets thence westwardly along St. Francis street thirty five feet to Spring Hill Road, thence westwardy a. long said road to Bayou street one hundred and eighty seven feet, then to St. Michael street thirty feet, then eastward St. Michael street two hun dred and eighteen feet Scott street, then along Scott street to the place of beginning one hundred and ninety feet.
 Said property will be sold in pursuance of mort gage with power of sale executed by Robert D. James to the Branch of the Bank of the State of Ala bama at Mobile, bearing date the eighteenth day of December, 1887, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the county court of Mobile county
 Terms made known n tHe day of sale
 mayl3 258tf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

[xA FOR RENT,-rhe Storehouse recently oo- ,Hs% cupied by the subscriber is and can be rented very low for the balance of the year, to be used grain store or to store goods of every de- scription, apply to Maudin, Montague & Co.,, it is second door above Hitchcock g Alley, Com st.
 apis THOS. BUFURD.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09
AL. COAN, Clock & Watch Maker, nov II lO7tf North east cor Royal & Dauphin sLs

HO0 PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS 0F SOO THE BIBLE and pescs ia the Hiy Land. New, cheap, and valuable publication-400 pages syo, fine paper handsomely bound-con 'ising of Views in the hoy Land, together with mi sy of the the mJst remarkable objects mentioned ii ,he Old and New Testaments, representing sacred historical events, copied from celebrated pictures, incirally by the old masers the landscape scenes Iaade from original sketches taken the spot, with all an n- eresting etter-press descriptions devoted .e an ex- planaton the objects mentioned in the s, cred text This day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY x SEARS,
 mar12 50 Dam hin-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

3zA FOR SALE.--The House and Lot on the north l..sl side of Three Mile Creek, adjoining the resi- dence of Mrs. Lousia Owen, it would be disposed reasonable terms, exchanged for city property. The dwelling house has all the necessary improve ments and the Lot is in fine order for cultivation, conta ms 6 acres. Apply to
 JHIiN SIaJDSnN Q. rn
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

tIiRONOMETERS.-lh subscriber respectful V informs Captains and Masters oi Vessels, tha he is prepared attend 10 repairing, regulating an asceriainng the rate of CHkoNOMETERS. As he is fully aware of the importance the Navigator, of knowing the exact rate of his 1ime-keepe the observations for time will be made with good nsu- ment and by careful observer qualified by constant practice and competent knowledge of this branch to ensure fnlly confidence in their accuracy.
 a. All
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

A REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS N DANiEBS $, HRADF-, g Dauphin-st. ,efin- mediatey opposite df public sqdare) have just re- ceived per s6p RenLi aud other lPte arrivals, large and handsome assortment of DRY GOODS sdjta- ble for the summer (which they are prepared 10 sell at a considerable reduction from former prices. Families about leaving the city will study economy by calling and making their necessary purchases aI the above Store. Country merchants and planters are invited to call and examine the Goods before making their purchases Amongst their present stock will be found the iollo"ing-the prices speak for themselves-
 3 cases Amer. Prints, heavy cloths at 9&lOc pr yd
 "" :. fine do aid desirable
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

NkESn DRUGS < MEDICINES.--R. l.. A' Hdfkins s Co, Druggists, of Water < Franeis sts, are now reeelving their spring supply ol Fresh Drugs and Medicines; among which ar Castor Oil khubarb, Jalap, Calonel, Guinine, sails Opium, Ae. all of which Will be disposed of o~ h cash, or good paper on moderate tnle, counti! GeI call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 k l.. WATKINS co, Druggists, mr26 2lS cor Water < francls sts.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
Whig Tactics.

Let the D,moCTatic party remember that "the
price of liberty is eternal vigilance that our op-
pun,n,s are making every ,ilurt 10 reconcile and
unite tho various fragments and conflicting interests
of their party. Every obstacle that political Gun.
ming aud management could devise, Tesortcd
to by the las, legislature, TO entrap and entangle
Gov. Porter in the duties of his office. His veto
messages serve as text hook lor tie speeches and
harangucs of the wings, forgetting that these yetoes
were wung reluc,sntly from him, by the passage of
laws which they themselves condemned, leaving the
Governor no alternative but 10 SANCTION measures
which hs knew to be unjust aud Illegal, or TO arrest
them by the veto power, which his opponents, he
knew, would conslrue into acts Of tyranny aud op-
preston, for the purpose Of injuring his election
The following, from the Keystone, is another
evidence of what we have stated:
'We have sften charged it upon the wings, that
they spent the greater part OF the last session OF
the legislature, in concoctns measures To emhaT-
rass the administration of Dawn X PoRrEn, and
make political capital for Judge Banks, and here
we find it confirmed, by one OF the leaders of the
Wing party Read the following which We copy
| from the Venango democrat:
| so sue were the iedelisls of running the pros
pects OF Gov. Pouers election, that John J. Person
who is one of the principal bell wethers Of the fed
sal party in the State Senate, wrote home to G
friend in Mercer county, after the passage of ,hs
Bank bill, to the following effect; viz
We hare entraPped the Governor al last Il
'OiH rum his prospects 9fre-sieetiO" fhe signs IN
bill. and ii WiRruin him u he dUn1 sign if'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
Mr.. Riddles 'Little Finger"

The Richmond Wing, at time when Mr.. Bid
die earning his ton of plate by managing the
L. >. Bank, pays the following compliment to the
little finger Of the great inancer. At This time
we think the editor of the Wing himself must he
convinced that Mr. BiddIe's fingers are not SO lulc
10 prevent his reaching the pockets Of the wild
ow aud the orphan, and extracting the contents
thereirom:
After disclaming any desire for National Bank,
the Wing sald-"rhc amiabIe and accomplished
Mr.. Biddlc. whose little finger contains po,e inan
cia knowledge than the bodies and souls of the
whole Administration, past and present, ought not
to desire it. Let him, as a Pennsylvania, he
conten, to coniue his operations To his own STATE"
Notwithstanding the extraordinary skill with
which Mr.. Biddc was invested by his wur,hippers
his HYle finger became sadly entanged IN cotton
sales and fancy Aibany argus.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
ShalnOhin.

We are pleased to see that new arrangements
have been made, by which the daily mails from
Philadelphia, Reading aud PortsviIle are carried by
way of the town of Shamokin 10 this place, on the
Rail Road.
This is Us it should he. The present site OF Sha-
mokin, although a wilderness a few years since, has
now become a Lusy and thriving town. With an
anthracite Furnace nearly ready for blast, and amos
thcr in progress, together with the rapidly increa-
sing coal trade. Shamokin must soon become the
centre Of an extensive business.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
0nr Valley.

Does any one wish to see Wyoming in her pride
and beauly-lct him come now.
Does he wish journey Tor pleasure, let him
come to Wyoming now.
Would he mlngle business with pleasure, let him
com, to Wyoming now.-- WiMeSbarre Ado.
We say too, let them come. But few persons
in our large cities are aware of the beautiful scene
~ of the Susquehanna valley. Let them come,
and on their way 10 the beautiful valley Of Wyo
ming, stop a shor, time with us aud then inform
us which they like best; and tell us whether the
beautiful view from Prospect Rock is equal TO ours
from Noun, Pleasant.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
Proposed Bank of the United States.

Mr.. Clay, chairman of the committee in The Sc
nate, reported bill for L. = Bank, differing some.
what from the Secre,ary's plan. 1t is TO I've based
the plan of the old Bank, with certain restric-
tions, and to be located at Washington city-capi.
tai 30 millions. The Parent Bank not to make
any loans or discounts cxcep, to Government by
law. The Parent Bank TO be governed by nine ii.
rectors, who 10 receive salary, and not allowed
any banking accommodations A power is 10 he
reserved by Congress TO increase the capital 20
millions. The committee disagree with the Secreta-
ry in relation TO the branching power Of the bank,
contending that Congress has that power, and
should exercise il. The embczzlement of any of
the fsnds to be published felony. The above
the principal points of difference between the
Secretary and Mr.. Clay. In relation the cons,i.
tutionallty of the Bank, the committee say:
at was not without some hesitation that the
committee agreed to the location of the bank in the
District of Columbia, Thts they did because they
believed that the utility Of the Bank did not SO
much depend upon the place of its location as upon
the capital, faculties, aud powers which should be
given to ii. But TO isolate i, in this District
without giving it any other branching power than
such it might derive from the consent of partic
ular States, would he to create AN enormous D.s-
trct bank, devoid Of effective national character
such hank would be a bank only of the Dlstict
of Columbia and lis offices of discount and depos-
ties would be nothing more than banks of the
States which might allow them 10 be planted with
in their respective limits. For all national purpo-
ses Congress might as well rechauer one of the
listing Distiic, banks, enlarge lis capital, and give
II authority establish offices of discount aud de-
poste in any State that would permit it to be done
The committee believe that the capital of a
bank SO constituted would never he taken and
that. if taken, the institution would be wholly una
be 10 accomplish the great and salutary purposes
for which it Is desired and should be designed.
But the question of ofestablishing u bank thus to
be restricted and ciTcumscrb,d involves higher and
graver considerations than those Of mere expedency
! The General Government has or has not the pow.
er To establish National Bank. III has the
power, il derives from i, the existing giants in the
Constitution OF the United Stu,es. The committee
believe it has the power and ought to exercise it.
Entertaining these deliberate views, the commit
tee decidedly of opinion that no bill for the es-
tablishmsn mt of bank in the district of Columbia
win be ehectua, which does not contain clear re-
cognon of the constitutional power of Congress to
establish branches wherever, in the United States,
the public wants, in its judgment, require them
They cannot consent that a bank, emansting
rom the will Of the nation, and imperatrvely dtmsn-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
Sunbury, June ls.
Pennsylvania and her Mines Of Wealth.
CATHERINE,

Pennsylvania and her Mines Of Wealth.
eye Of the industrious examiner into the resources
of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Strong, in the Business Con-
venlion recently held at Harrisburg, spread before
that body mass of interesting facts, in relation to
the immense value of this Commonwealth. Our
rich wheat lands. cultivated with proverbal industry
are justly estimated by ALL But the time has arrived
when every mountain and hill Of iron or coal, or
both, will have their mineral wealth fully explored
The ancient chemists spent years in search of the
Philosophers Stone, by which they were 10 trans
mute the baser metals into gold. We have how, ver
discovered the secret A pound of iron can, by the
skill Of the mechanic, be made more valuable than a
pound of gold. Besides, it calls into operation SO
much industry, in the progress of its multliarious
changes. Employ ment is mt edful to keep The hu-
man mind in proper state of activity. Pennsyl-
vania, with her iron, and With her anthracite and
bi,uminous coal, will be the great manufacturing
State Of this Union. Her coal will drive machinery
TO any extent, and her agricultural products will
feed an immense population.
The immense importation Of iron here must and
will cease. Foreign nations will not drain flom us
our specie, in pay ment for there iron Our iron and
coal mountains are the nexhauslble silver and gold
mines OF Pennsylv lvania; and the day has arrived
when we must work them effectively and indus.
trously. We have the lights ofscience in eur hands
to guide us in the path way of certain success.
u. S. Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
NlIClIIG

The State Debt OF Michigan is about Five and a
half Millions of dollars, and large porlion-more
than one thd--of ,he proceeds OF the Stock sold,
has been lost to the State by the insolvency and
negotiated in such an extravagant manner that it
yields the State no revenue The report of the
Board of Internal Improvement says 1--WE have
expended or wasted thce-iourlhs of Five NJ Hon
have finished Jorty orGhy miles of Central and
hiriy.G far of the Southern Rail roads, and there
will soon be completed the portion of the Clinton
and kalamazoo CanI between Rochester and Fed.
erick. Where the prof 10 nmunerale the
State for this heavy oullay!'