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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
IMPORTS

IMPORTS Nem Qrteans-Per steamboat victora-6 pcs baggng coils rope; s6 bbls flour; 50 kegs lard and mdze. NeW Oriedns-Per steHmboat Eoho-15 casks bacon; 2l5 pcs baggngi F coils rope; hhd snga 39 bbs our 20 do whskeyi do molasses do potatoes; l5O sacks corni 50 du oatsj 20 kegs lard.
 EXPORTS New York-Barque Reform 16s bales cotton, 20 bxs old type, bxs wool &c.
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Tolhe Editors ofihe National Intelligence

WASHINGTON, Sep. 20, lsiI. GENrLkMAN N;-Duahts have been attempted 10 be rsst upon the correctness of Mr, Ewings state ment in relation 10 the rat taken hy lhe President in gett ng ui the Fiscal orporation bill hy urging that there was an impropriefy in making It which ought to deprive it of creci There are circunstan- ces in this case iisngui, hng from all others that reeollect sf the kind IL guws out of a matter of ohIclai business, transacted between high public hnctonaries, and his of public and general concern. The pubic and open conduct If one of these high tunctlonaries IS in direct opposition to what the other had, by his express direction and authority affirmed as to his intention and purposes There can humhly submit, be no serious question in such aease upon the point of personal propreIy, when the injured party seeks vindcste his honor by dsclos- ing the truth. The obligations arising out of coni- dentla relations, in public private affairs are foun- ded m mutual trust. He that dsregards his own confidential pledges and engagements cannot aege the obligation of confidence in the same transaction, against the natural right of self-eence belonging to the injured party. For any thing that can ever he known to the contrary, it may have been the object of the original pledge engagement to sacrifice those who trusted and were misled by it. For these req sons, do not hesitate furnish for publication the accompanying statement, which contains all the facts and circumstances within my knowledge that occur to me as beng material, connected with the subject of difference. do this of jus ice not only to Mr. Ewing, who requested it, but to myself and the public.
 avail myself of this occasion to say that have at time, regarded difference of opinion between the President myself in relation to Bank how important the subject as sufficient of itself to justify resignation of the office which lately held in the Executive administration of the government Nor il because the President thought proper to triae with misead hls cahinet as there is but too much reason to believe he intended to do in the af. fair of the last Fiscal Bank Bill, that resigned my place. There other, and some of them ore -ex- lstng causes for such course, which many will re- gard as sufficient of themselves and which could not have been overlooked. But it was possible to ex- plain or remove them, and therefore they were not properly acted upon. The last of the President, however, was conclusive of the true character of all the other occurrences or circumstances which had previously awakened ousiosity excited distrtst
 shall, at my leisure, state the reasons more at large which lmpelled me to the course have thought proper to adopt, and at the same time furnish mar rative of all the causes far they fell under my observation, which have resulted in the separation of Mir. Tyler from the party which brought him into power, and the breaking up of the Whig Admnistra- tion.
 am, respectfully, your obedlent servant,
 JOHN BELL.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01
NEW ORLEANS, Sen, 20

Yesterday was the last of the election. The first two days the number of votes boiled about 900. The result, says the Courier is doubtful, although it is certain, that had Hunt (whig) been opposed sin gly there would have been doubt of his defeat.
 The number of deaths up to Tuesday noon, by yell low fever was 37;-to Wednesday at the same time S7.
 The ralIn.u f.xar 1. tka ;ncraasa Nainaaz
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SllQ-6SS

27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to s119,6S8 Tickets s2 50-Halves Il 25-Quarters 62 l-2 cts.
 Packages of 25 whole tickets s62 50, warranted to draw at least $50 %. Packages of 25 half tickets, s3l 20, warranted to draw at least Sl5 co, Packages of 25quarter tickets. sl5 63 warranted to at least 50 cents.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

In Chancery-.State of Alabama-Mobie County.
 Spring Term, 4. D.. ls4l. The Planters & Merchants Bank of Mobile, compls. Mary T. Ross, adm'x, Wm. Crothers, adm'r, Fran cs A. Ross, Alfred B. Ross, Sarah Lightfoot and
 William B. Lightfoot, defendants.
 PURSUANT to decree rendered in this case n [ the spring Term A. D. l94l of the of chance " for the first district of the southern chancery d- vi ion of said state Mobile, I shall proceed 10 sell on the first Monday in November next, in front of the court house of Mobile county and between the usual hours of sheriff sales, certain property describ ed in the bill of complaint filed in this cause, fof lows-All that certain tract piece parcel or lot of land and premises, situate, lying and being Tn the city of Mobile and known and described IS follows: that Is to say that certain lot numbered eight t6) in square numbered two hundred and ffty-eight (256) having front of forty feet on St. Joseph street. and running back one hundred and ten eet from said street-together with all and singular, the tenements, heredltaments, rights members, privileges and ap- purtenances to the same beo ging or in any wlse appertanng Terms of sale cash.
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery, this the first day of October,
 A. ID. l04l. Attest,
 ocll 53ttds M. J. McRAE, Register. In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobe County.
 Spring Term, 4. D. 1S4l. William Fisher, compl't. PURSUANT to a de- 769 ys cree rendered in this Basil Meslier, defendant. the spring term, A. D. l84l of the of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of said state at Mo- bile, shalt proceed to sell the first Monday in November next, in front of the court house of Mobile conty and between the usual hours of Sheris sales, the pr perty described in certain deed ofmortgage, made by Basil Meser to William Fisher on the 25th day of March A. D. 1886, follows All that certain tract, piece, parce or lot of land and premi ses, situate, lying and being in the city and county of Mobile and state of Alabama, bounded on the south by Stone street, the by lands heretofore veyed by said Fisher to William Austin, the north by lands of said Fisher, rnd the west by lands to be left open for a street-sad hereby granted lot of land having front said Stone of four chains and ninety six links, by depth of six chains and thirty three lnks-together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments, rights, members, privle- ges and appurtenances to the same belonging, in any wise appertainlng. Terms of sale, cash.
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery, this 1st day of October, A. D. 1S41. Attest,
 0ctl 53tf M. J. McRAE, Register.
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IPTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. GG- Tickets Only One Doiiar and Fifty Cents -fT) ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,

GLASS No. 120, FOR l8Il- Authorised by the Legislature of the State for the Benefit of Alabama Lodge, No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on TO-DAY, October l, 1S4l, at o'clock, p. m., at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st.
 $. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 75 Nunbers--l2 Drawn Ballots
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c o N $ I G N E. E s

Per steamboat Viotoria--J Rea; Deshn, Sheppard ar coi Pgrvis x Andrews; De Vandal; Taylor & Heyer Mcclellan Per steamboat Echo-Holcombe, Brother & %; Gun nngham Colwelli E l. Andrews < co; Req; W H Bunnel X co; Perrynan & Som L Hull & Son; Haun Campbell,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01
OMMERCTAL REGISTER
MOBILE:
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l, ls4i.

nz- Our Price Current letter sheet will be ready f,r delivery at the usual hour to-morrOw morning.
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RECEIPTS OF CnTTOl

RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Per steamboat Oripe-B Boykin s5 bales Austl & Marshall l6; Desha, sheppard x 26; Sayre S Pritch ard l2; T NJ English l2 Rives Battle co 8; w Scott 6; StringfellOw & Hanna 5; R L Walker 2,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

The libel suit recently brought against Park Ben amin by Cooper, the novelist, has been determined by awarding S375 damages to the plaintiff.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
BY HARRIS & ROSS.

Will be sold on SATURDAY, October 2d, at the Manson House, at 12 o'clock, M. a valuable Negro Man, aged about S5 years. first rate hostler and carriage dri'eii titles fully guaranteed-terms of sale, cash. oct
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

AxA FOR SALE AN ELEGANT RESI- Iis:s4 DENCE in the CITY of BALTIMORE.- The subscriber being about to change his residence and pursuits in fe offers for sale that beautiful spot well known by the name of Belvlere. For the in- formation of persons who do not live in Baltimore it may be proper to state, that it is within sight and minutes walk of Barnum's Hotel which is in the centre of the city. The grounds around the house have been laid of into lots and amount about se- acres, part of which is still covered with the primitive oaks of the country One half of the city is in view from the large and beautiful Portico in front of the house, although near enough to pro- duce any inconvenience. paved street comes to the enclosure, within hundred yards of the house, afiOrding an easy and convenient communication with the city at all of the year. The dwelling it- self Is erected of the best materials and in the best possible manner, being large and commodious, with two wings one of which is occupied by servants kitchen, Sc. The commanding eminence upon which il is situated enables the eye of the spectator look the city and include within the range of visen, the harbour, river and part of the Chesapeake Bay
 It may safely be said that there cannot be found within the United States more elegant residence, uniting so thoroughly the advantages of Town and Country, suitable for the accommodation of gentleman of taste It salubrity is equal to its beauty. The rapid growth of the city in that direc ton renders the property fair subject of speculation, apart from its value residence. Any further in- formation will be given on application to
 octt 53tf B. c. HOWARD, Baltimore.
 o. The National Intelligencer, Boston Courier, New York American, Mobile Register, and New Orleans Bulletin, will please copy the above to the amount of five dollars each-and charge this ofce- [Baltimore Republican.
 OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 119, for 184l.
 59-46-64-90-52-27 -27-24-5-5l-56-32-
 61-l6-l
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P A s s F. N G + R S

Per steamboat Orole-Mrs Faust and seryt, Mrs liar yey child and servt, Col Campbell Capt Ienks, Messrs ney George, Jones, Livingston Young, Curry, Ensign Dabney Scott, Wright, Harvey, Corvett Cleaver Ware Denny, Wright, Matthews.
 Per steamboat Victoria-Messrs Wood, Betaneourt Graham, Hicks,
 Per steamboat Eoho--Mrs Ward Mrs Fearn, Mrs Dro- ger Dr Ward Mrs Pitt Marsode Joyce Janerry Ksrni-
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IARINE INTELLIG ENCE
PORT OF MoBILE-oCT. l.
CLEARED Barque Reform, Hart. for New York; Ryan. ARRIVED

Steamboat Gen, Gaines, Coaa, from New Orleans. Steamboat Victoria, Hutton, tm New Orleans. Steamboat Eoho, Little, fm New Orleans. Steamboat orole, Johnston, i'm Montgomery, with l74 bales cotton.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

EAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A very II substantial light Carnage having seats for sale low. Apply to oct1 L. HULL & SON.
 LCOHOL.-l0 barrels, for sale by
 "A oct1M D. c. LOWBER & co. K ENTUCKY RoPE,-ioO coils superior quail
 octl D. WHEELER, 8 water-st
 TOYS BAGGING.-l5O pieces will be sold to O, close consignment, for sale by
 octl D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st. c GEGARS.-25OOO "Manuel Amores' segars for S oct l sale by T. P. MILLER & co. ksA AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber's EE:M plantation m Monroe County, known as the Cedar Grove, lying in Township six (6) and Range five (5) east, and about two miles from the Claiborne Rail Road landing. This tract contains nine liun- dred and sixty (96O) acres; of which three hundred (3O0) cleared and enclosed. The growth of the unceared land consists of pine, oak, chestnut and cedar. On the premises a press, cotton gn- house, &c. and accommodations for forty me- groes The tract is well watered.
 ALSO-His river swamp plantation, known as 'the WeatherfOrd Reserve,' contiguous to the town of Claiborne. It contains hundred (500) of which hundred and twenty (120) of river and creek swamp, and one hundred and thirty Q30) of high ground, in cultivation. The two quarter sections winch his dwelling house and mill are built are not embraced herein. The buildings and improvements are similar to those above mentioned
 ALSO-Hs River Swamp Plantation Dale s Ferry. This tract contains about twelve hundred Q200) acres of which three hundred and fifty (35O) are cleared and enclosed. There is a cotton gin and grist mill, but not in repair, good stream, and convenient to the river. For terms, apply to the subscriber in Claiborne.
 oct n53tUw THOMAS GAlt LARD.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

NOTICE. The undersigned, Successors to J. X " w. A. Smth) have this day formed a co-parl- nershp nnder the name and style of Smith g. Dabney, for the purpose of lansacling general grocery bu- siness They solicit continuance of the liberal pa tronage bestowed upon the late firm and the public generally. JAMES SMITH,
 octI 53tf JOHN M DABNFY
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 1l9, for 184l. 59-46-64- 2-27-24-5-5l-56-32
 54-l6-4.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

The yellow fever is on the increase at Natchez.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

In Chancery-State of Alabama Mobile County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., l64l. The President Directors and Company of the Bank of Norfolk, complainanis,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

USCOYADo SUGAR.-30 Hhds superior MI Muscovado sugar, 10 do do N. Orleans sugar 10 bbs Boston Loaf sugar, 10hbls clarified sugar nct For sale hY T. P. MILLER X co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., lS4l. The Planters & Merchants Bank of Mobile, compl'ts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

The sales of cotton In New York for the three days preceding the 22d were 800 bales Florida and Upland g. 10 cenis $50 Mobile Il; and $50 New Orleans at T a ll-tpgether 1900 bales,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-28
NEW YORK MARKET MAJ

Flour and Grain.--Sales OF Western Flour are
small but at some improvement in prices. 1000 bbs
Richmond City Flour were sold for export on terms
not public. Sales Jersey and Brandywine Corn Meal
at 50 81 SO per Dbl and few pnncheons Brandy
wine at Sli 25for export; 1000 bushels Dutchess CO.
Wheat at 95c 1000 bushels Jersey and 5000 Northern
Rye at CSC, weight; 1000 bushels Delaware Rive at
SIC, weight; all cash. 1000 bushels Southern Oats
Bic 600 bushels Southern Corn at 60c, and 5000
Northern do. 60 62!c. both measure, Northern
Oats sell at AZ a 4dc.
Provslons--Beef is in limited demand without
change in prices. The arrivals Of Pork are large and
prices continue to decline. Lard is plenty at and 8
cents.
To day Genesce Flour is quite firm, and the stock
small; si75 is the lowest price. Ohio and Michigan
81 ga 6S and Is; 400 bbs Michigan in bad order,
sold at 81 81; North River Corn, sold at Csc. meas
ure. Northern Rye brought 5Sc. Northern Oats
sold at 52c. and Southern at Sac.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-28
THIRD EDlTION-.s MAY, AZ
ID. Trim 10 New York this spring.

A n extraordinary and heretofore unknown dif-
n Guilty encountered Never, never, never was such
state of affairs known. Every thing steamlng sal.
ling, pitching, tumblng, running down IN price and
where It will terminate will be generally better known
than nova change however may be expected when
prices will advance As 10 the above present dllcu!
" so far as i, regard. Goods Wares Merchandise
great variety and quantity has recently fallen INTO the
chcar Cash Store and many OF the articles on average
cost less than nothing at aii at al enenost there
fore TO know how great profit such goods Will bear
is puzzle to one Of only 10 years experience IN trade
but in thinking and thinking quickly the People 500
Faculty Taxed Agent had sclntiauon pass of from
the mind whlzaing as 1t went Locomotve-llke quick
Quick, quick, cheap, cheap, cheap, and from the idea
fixed the prices of all articles that cost much less than
nothing at ,! pei cent, nearly something per cent,
and when really cost any thing such prices as may
he mutually agreed upon the rne of sale, and as
expected the hest bargains will he the first enqned
for the articles will be in persctrcadnsss on RnySoh'
for the same at How AM .,
p s-Evcry description Of all the kinds Of Goods
required by any Family or parts ihefeSi ibn ,'
or household use may be had al inns
most extensive establishment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-28

THE subscribers having purchased a BLOOD
l. HORSE, will let him stand for The accomnoda-
Charlotte -Four Corners, on Monday and Tuesday /;
at G. h. lsham's, Sholburn, on Wednesday and
Thursday; at J. Towards, Burlington on Friday &
Saturday of each week during the season, commcn-
cng May 9th. The terms will he's 8. and dollars,
rules will not vary from those in years past. Cattle,
Sheep, and Grain, received in payment at cash value
This Horse needs no recommendation more than he
can give himself he weighs l3l pounds precisely and
is no more than five years old A careful and expe-
renced hand will at all times be IN readiness to show
him free of charge n5O
EZRA MECH Jr., Sh.iburn
DANIEL KIMBAIL, Jr, Burlington
Nav 20, lSIl,
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OBSE IlVATION.

WILL show to the customers at the Variety
w Store, tina, their wants are ever anticipated. i,
will be that the Goods this spring are of supe
rior quality, and selling at lower prices than ever
before offered in this town of equal quality. Although
do not wish the of cheap Store, we intend TO
sell good article ns cheap as any person. We invite
all peIsons, old and customers call ana see and
price Goods resting assured that thew will be per-
tectly satisfied with price and quality. Wcgo for ex-
have gone without Pins and Rings and many other
things, because they dear, will just drop in
and price them nor, and they will find that we sell
them so low that all can aiT; rd to bnv. We return
inform them that we shall be most happy TO 1hew
anu every person " no calls any irng they maj
wish to sec. New Goods in all the departments of
our tradc.-Burngton Nav 20, 1910. n5O
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID
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Josiah Spaulding IRIS Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT !

District OF Chilienden, s..
The Hon the PIo ate Court for the District of Chit
tenden To al, persons concerned in the estate of
JOSIAH Spauldmg, Jr. late OF WlIston in said dis
trci, deceased GREgrIvG.
WHEREAS, Isaac Hlghce administrator of the
w estate of sad decca,ed proposes TO render an ac-
count of his administration, and present his account
against SAID estate for examination and allowance Al
SESSION Of he Court of Probate 10 be holden nj the
Registers Oil in Burlington, on the second Wcincs
day Of June next, Therefore you are hereby notlic
10 appear efors SAID court the nc and place af,rc
said and shcw cause, il any you have why The accom-,
afors said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this 10Th day
OF May A. u 1871.
wN WESTON, Register.
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IN z n ri

In this town, on Monday afternoon last, BESJA-
FRASKLrS- LA-FAyErTEn infant son of Tudger Du-
vernay late of Montreal, aged five months.
In lRedord, on the 10Th inst Mrs Marlnda C. wife
Of Noah IT, Lund, formerly of Corinth, VT. aged ~
years.
Her disease was the quick consumption, which she
bore with Christian patience and fortitude, and after
an llncss of about two months, she bid adicu to all
things earthly in the full Triumph of faith entertain.
lng a strong hope of a blessed Immortality beyond
the grave.
In this Village the 18th inst. Norton Brown in.
lant son of james II. and Lucinda p Farrar of Fair
fax aged four months.
In this town, on Monday last Miss Anna .Har
rinrton, aged So years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-28
NEW FASHIONS, NEW GOODS,
And the Tailor Better than Newl

JAMES MITCHELL. Draper and Tailor,
y would inform his friends and the public generally.
that he has during the past winter applied himself
ed in the art of Cutting by the leading Talers of
New York and other Cites and having lately v-i,ed
and awaited himself Of the experience and advantage
of of the oldest, and best city establishments in
the country, he is prepared TO execute garments
of all kinds in style TO say nothing of his neighbors)
superior to any done by him heretofore To regular
customers, particularly those who have had garments
made this spring, it is unnecessary to say anything
but to those who have given him call and who
wish to be suited, he would say Try Once
On hand, assortment Of Excellent CLOTHS
C,ssIMEREs, VEsTISGs, SUMNER GooDs and Trim
MiScs, which he will sell or make up to order at fair
prices. No suit no pay.
b Irlinpton, Nav u, lSil
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Johu Motifs Estate.

prsrn,cr OF GRAND ISLE, IS. ! "A CoSr, holcn a,
my dwelling house in North Hero, in said Distrc, ON
The 4ih day OF March A. u. 1871. Present the Hon.
Joel Allen, Judgc,an Instrument purporing to lie the
last Will and Testament of JOIN MOTT, late OF
Sonih Hero in said District dcccaSe , cling presented
to the Court here ly Bescy Mott, the cxecutrix
therein name for Probate 1t is ordered hy said Court,
that all persons concerned herein be notified to appear
al session Of said Court, TO he holden at lny dwell
ling house in said North Hero, ON the 221 day OF
June next AT o'clock in the aitornoon,& slew cause
if any they hayc against the probate of laid willard
for winch purpose, Is further ordered that copy OF
the record pf this order lie published three weeks
srcrcssivclv in Inc Burlington Free Press ncw,pa-
per printed in Burlington, in Chitlendcn county, ns
soon as may lc n5lw3.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, JOEL ALLEN,i Judge.
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BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, May II.


From the Boston Patriot
AT market l22 Beef Cattle, including 70 unsold
last week Is yoke working Oxen, % cows and calves
and ego SWINE
80 Beef Cattle unsold.
PnicEs-Bcef Cattle We quote few extra at
81 IS First quality 81 % 81 50 Second quality 81
81 %; Third quality sc Sc Is.
We noticed beautiful yoke of Cattle, fed by Mr..
Sargent, of Springfield, sold for $500.
Working Oxen-Very few sales effected.
Cows and Calves-Salcs S22, S25, S2s, $50, S32,
S37, and S40
Sheep-None in market.
Swine-Lots to pedde at 81 and 8! for sows and
6l and 81 for barrows.
At retail from to I.