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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-23

October, lS4l, which, if
e 3lst Of December will
Pest Office, as Dead Let
Johnson, MIR. Fra cis f.
kaufman, Henry
Rooms, Benjamin.
kendrick, .. IL.
keplInger, Mr.
kirk, Benjamin
klImore, John
Livengood, Jonathan
Lukins, MIR. Hugh
Mai,by, David =
Mathers, Ebenezur 3
Manifold, William
Morrison, Edw w.
Mustard, Alexander
McLane, John
Miller, Charles
Moore, George
Meglenen, Mary Ann
Mansur, Jeremy
Nixon, DIR. Samuel
Nordy Ike, Elizabeth
Newton, Thomas
Nixon & Tay lor
Oyerman, A.
Olden, Charles
Price, james
Park, E CIingan
Powers, Nancy
Poe, Gabriel
Pocket, Tyra
Parker, IIobson
Plate. n.
2 Perkins, Samuel E.
or VIM. II. Browne
Quin, Paul
RatIIff, Margaret
Rhodes. Siias
Rash, Beverly
RaIIsbaCk, Col. Enoch
Reid, Daniel
Russell, Andrew j.
Robinson, Revd. L. S.
Stanley. Jesse
Su,Ilffe, Thomas
Stra~bridge, Benjamin
Smith, John
Shhnn, David
Scott, Joel
S,urdevant, Rev. Chas.
Smith, Aaron
Slurdevant, Miss Emma
Stevenson. Jane
SiiIey, William
Star. Es Their
Smi,hsun, Isaac
Stevenson, George
Stevens, Roberts
Steele, Jesse
Springer, Thomas A.
Southland, Wm. n.
Snider, Jane
Shoemaker, William J.
Smith, Mistress. Diana
S. mons. Thomas Jr.
Thomas, Stephen 2
Thomas, William
Talbot, John Jr.
Talbot, Nathan
Townsend, Daniel
Utm, MIR. Natnan
Vanhoy, Jane
Winning, Mr.. Samuel
Wore, jacob
Wiley, Vincent
Washburn, Albert
Worrel, Levi
Zeck, Adam 2
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-23

OTICrl.- FOUND mid,Iie-sized. old
/ y ish POCKET BOOK the Michigan Road, between
Eagle Village and Kirkland, about the last th
containing betwixt five and eight dollars paper money
also small due bill and other receipts, &c
which papers of William Lane
The properly describing the property have
by applying subscriber i'll Union Indiana
Liberty. HENRY DAVIS.
Tenth Month 9Th IS4i. 40 :3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-23
Dissolution Of PartnershEp.

ME public hereby notified that the partnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers under the
of j. X s. b. SrRAwBRDGE, This day dissolved by
mutual consent; and that the business of will
settled by Jesse X. Srawbridge who
the old stand. and who, in this manner,
who know themselves indebted the said firm either
or book account TO forward and settle without delay,
and thereby themselves cost.
J. X. STRAWBRIDGE,
b. STRAW BRIDGE.
Richmond Oct 4, 1871. 40 3w
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

The mail to-day brought up some back papers from the East and Charleston papers of the llth inst, al- SD the mail winch was dropped in the Catoma, the papers and letters of which were most thoroughly soaked. The following is an extract of a letter from the Postmaster at Montgomery -''i send you the mail which was lost in the creek on Monday night. The body of the drowned passenger was found to- day about a mile below the bridge The way mail and one newspaper bag is still missing"
 We have no news of any kind. The only subject of excitement the Esst the meeting of the stock holders of the United States Bank al Philadelphia, which resulted in nothing, except exposing Ca lower deep" of gnomny for the actors in that notable con- Another meeting was to be held in few days, at which, probably, more thorough exposition of its affairs will be made. For particulars our New York letter.
 IL is stated that the 9th inst, just as the mail left Boston, smoke had been in the distance o the harbor of that city, which supposed to be from the steamship Britannia. If SO, the mail to- morrow (provided it throug) will bring US for eign accounts l2 days later.
 Whig meeting was held in Philadelphia on We'd nesday, at which resolutions were passed declaring strong dsapprobaton of the loafer appointments re. gently made by Mr. Collector Roberts. A memorial was drafted to the Senate, praying they may not be confirmed.
 From the Montgomery Advertiser, we learn that the steamboat John Duncan arrived at that place or Thursday at o'clock in the morning. Gen.Gaines which left Mobile in company with her, had not ar rived at Il o'clock of the morning The Adver- tiser says that the John Duncan, which was some considerable way behind at the start, overlook the Gaines in about hour and a half from the time o her leaving our wharf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

01- MR. SHIELDS will address the citizens of Mobile county at the Market House this evening at o'clock.
 The enquiry has been cautiously made, why Mir. Shields has delayed speaking long, after he reach ed the ctyl The answer is out of respect to the day set apart by the President for national fast, Had that day been selected for the meeting, would no, these enquirers have been equally clama- rous? We suspect, the difficulty with these people is not much the day, the fact of his daring to speaking all, to his fellow citizens the political questions of the day. There is a class of whigs who have begun to set up sort of right of property in popular majorities-and any attempt to enghten the people, or in any other way to interfere with their right to rule, is treated an impudent invasion of property
 We trust that every citizen who wishes to be gov erned by dispassonate judgment of public questions, events, and men, by hearing both sides will attend he meeting.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

From description in the Huntsville Democrat of recent speech delivered by Col M Clung, at Huns- vile, we select the following paragraphs:
 "Col. MsClung told us in his address, that if he were nolD a member of Congress, he would not vote to repeal the Sub-Treasury. When did this change come his dreamsl Why is this declaration made in this particular quarterl and why it embo- died in his circular! We answer, that thls circular intended more especially for the whig counties. He expects to derive there whatever benefit may crue to him from his opposition to the Sub-T Treasury, while here he attempts to smooth the matter over by telling us-it is true am opposed to the Sub-Trea- sury hut would not vote to repeal it. How pitiful is this species of double-dealing- far beneath the dignity of statesman, and how unworthy the character of aspifant for the highest office in the State.
 " But, perhaps, the most objectionable feature in his speech, attempt to excite sectional jea lousy favorable to his election, by showing that the Governors had come oftener from South Alabama than from the northern end of the State that South Ala bama had already held the regns of government too
 ong that it time that the North should assert its rights, &c. No candid and liberal patriot can approve for noment, any attempt to produce envy jealousy, pickering quarels betwixt the different sections of State. The Colonel renders himse lf obnoxious to the suspicion of narrow minded and selfish ambition, by every such appeal to feelings which should rather be repressed than cheri she'd"
 This just what might have been expected of Col. McClung. The non-commttasm of his pointless circular and the manner in which he was self-nomi- hated, without individual to throw up his cap and cry "God speed you," led to anticipate the very means which he has adopted to deude the unsuspecl- ing people of the country out of their votes.
 The impression in this section of the State is that Col. McCung is in every thng thorough going whig, even as far a tariff and national bank concerned. The whigs here place little confidence in his circular and it has fallen still-bo from the press very few reading it, caring any thing about it. They have determined to give elm the support, know ing very well that like all the conservative faction, if they once get him into their clutches, they mould him just as they please.
 As meany, however, as we thought of the stability of his politics, we were hardly prepared to receive his declaration in favor ofthe subtreasury. This is carrying the of double dealing rather too ar and furnishes the only argument necessary to prove that the Colonel is determined not 70 lOse ahxsyoisssG adapting himssfto all varieties of bpinion Ssn e. cure them.
 But. as the Democrat obseres, the most obieesoa
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

The last arrival from Texas brings news of yio- lent hurricane the Island of Galveston, which blew down two houses and unroofed several others. The water ran so high to submerge part of the island. Is there no danger of it's being covered one of these daysl
 The farmers throughout the republic are busy on their farn and large crops of all sorts of produce are expected. -. i'-'' s''
 The British barquc Sarah, with 900 bales of cot ton, which left Galveston the 7th, parted her haw- ser, before she had crossed the bar and drcd until she struck. The next day she bilged and sunk. Ship aodcarso total loss; part of her rigging has been saved. sq
 The brig Reaper, lying at the wharf at Galveston, sustained some damage by the storm, and sloop was lost-name unknown.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
For inc Regiafer.


 Mir. Langdon denies every assertion made in my communication of last evening '.from beginning to end." He therefore denies, first, that he wrote the editorial in question. My proof is. that his name stands at the head of the paper it's editor, and could presume any of his Assistants alias "hrc- lngs," or "swiss" wrote his leader.
 He next denies that he was the Jackson candidate for two years in Perry County. Now Mir. Langdon may quibble much he peases, still reassert, and the proof is strong holy writ, that he did the Jackson candidate in the yeare 1888 and 1884, The test question was ''do you support Gen, Jack son1" And Mir, Langdon in favor of the old Hero. There were four candidates run and the con- test lie principally between Col. Walthall and Mr. Langdon, and Walthall beat him. Come now, Mir. dU you deny wds here @ but tell me distinctly, did you then and do you now give your hearty support to the Proclamation and Force Bill? Pray, be distinct on thls point. want to know precisely where you are, so that if you re- main in one position long enough, can have some thing tangible before me. PERRY,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
PA s $ F. N GERS.

Per steamboat Glrafe-Mr Miller and lndy, Mrs Carter Messrs Keys, Landen, Kelly, Whitman, Harper, Hndge Branan Robinson, Montander, Furland, Loyelace Co hen aorlHnd Drain, Cett, Jay, Cornell, Johnston, W Lucas, Bertrand. Tourney. Garland. Kendery.
 Per steamboat Chamfion--Mrs Mclaughlin Dr Ter re, Remark Oliver-s on deck.
 Per steamboat Vctoria-Mrs Wlkinson and child Mrs Crawford, Mrs Ellis and child, Mesars Ellis, Jones' liar deman Shine, Knight, ssxon, Hart Proms March, Gle ments, Proctor Rush, Phillips Bestadee Boyd Stapler Harrison, Bliss, Steele, Wright. Briscoe Parker, Reed, Cumpass Grimm, Vaughn, Ayent, Boykin, Chamberlain, Little Pollard, Dupree.
 Per steamboat Jeiferson-Mrs Murphy, Mrs James, W Roberts Messrs Bonner, Crawford, Wilson James, Mann, Stewart, Holloway, Gill, Thompson, Davis.
 Per steamboat Arkansas--Mrs McKenney, Miss Oliver, Miss kornegay Rev Mir Dulany, Gov Owen, Drs Black man, Zinmerinan, Caps Ferr Film, Gill, Messrs Ro bnson, lady and chd Parsons and family Hendricks and family Powell, kesnan, Morgan, Livingston, John and Carter, Casey Roberts, Seltzer, Scove Curtis, Womack, Emore. Barnes. Cleveland, w and Girhnn Greenwood lill Rall, Leavenworth McConaughy Lindsey, Bryan, Duaney, Atwood Barron, Odon, George CleAver. Bet ts Piques, Moody, Fisher, Holmes. Saet McCracken.
 Per steamboat Merchant-Col w Breedlove, Messrs CPknowles, J Knowles, Perry, Cooper Garce. Bucky, McI.ane.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15


 k. 26O0 bales Upland and Florida, .s3 ll& HOO New Orleans. ..........lO ll3
 700 Mobile "a. ...... .....lO l2t The arrivals have been near GOOD bales, of which 60 only were Mobile.
 There is moderate business doing in the city gen. eray, but in quence of the three weeks almost continual rains, the Erie Canal not navigable for ten days after the appointed time of opening. This has caused great accumulation of boats and that will be source of great detention to the western trade. The trade with the South is next to nothing this spring. The southern traders generally stop short oi New York to make their spring purchases, being afraid of trouble growing of old indebted ness due in this city.
 The Pennsylvania Legislature were to have ad- journed yesterday, nothing having been done toward preserving the State credit.
 We are now momentarily expecting the Britannia from Liverpool with l2 days later news.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
MOBILE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

IMPORTS NeW Orledns-Schr Marmion 392 bbls nour. i20 kegs lard 229 pcs baggng 265 coils rope casks bacon 10 hd sugar, 70 bales hay, 300 sacks corn New Ortecns-Schr Perseverance l29 bhls -four SO do whskey 2l3 pcs baggng 2f2 coils rope hhds sugar. 449 sacks corn, 42 bales hay. New Orieans-Schr Maria ll3 sacks corn, 1ls bbs four, 100 do whiskey.
 New OrteansSchr Melissa 1i5 bbls four l0s do bccf casks hams.
 Ne,c Oriedns-Steamboat Giraffe hhds sugar, 94 bbs flour, g do pork 10 do bread no coils rope bales cotton, 10 pkgs brown linen, Is bxs lemons, bbs sugar. lots mdse.
 NeiO Orledns-Steamb0at Merchant; 152 bbs four, IS do bread do sugar, do molasses, casks bacon 2l sacks sofee 2j bxs candles, &c.
 EXPORTS Liuerpooi-Ship Portsmouth l730 bales cotton. Neto York-Shp Alabamian 55a bales cotton. Phiiadeiphia-Schr Pompino e4 bales cotton. Phiiddeiphid-Schr Coral : e3 bales cotton. NorfoH-Schr Wave 3M ft lumber. Pensacoia-Schr Mary Washington 36 bxs soap. Phiiadel lphia-Sioop Emeline l2M slaves, l4U cedar logs.
 Nep Bedford-SloOp Nmrod I'M slaves.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
d ARINE INTELLIGE NCI
 PORT OF MOBILE-MAY
CIEAREn

CLEARED Schr Mary Washington, Pond for Pensacola. Sloop Nmrod, Baker, for New Bedford by master. Sloop Emeline, Chadwick. for Philadelphia by master Ship Portsmouth, Glover, Liverpool, Robertson d CO., Ship Alabamian Lane, for New York Auze x Son. Schr Pompino, Dyer, for Philadelphia R,an. Schr Wave, Curtis for Norfolk, master. Schr Coral, Pierce for Philadelphia. Schr Melissa, Winslow, for New Orleans.
 ARRIVED Fr barque Euphrosne, Aubert, fin Havre, to Drun & Lecene.
 Br iron brig Vulcan Dewey, i'm Plymouth. Schr Melissa, Winsow, i'm New Orleans. Schr Marmon, Smith, from New Orleans, to J x w Smith,
 Schr Perseverance, Hebron fin New Orleans. Schr Maria, Ederkn, i'm New Orleans to order. Steamboat Victoria, Toumin, fin Pickensvle, with 33 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Jefferson, Lappington from Montgomery, with 4l4 bales cotton. Steamboat Arkansas, Johnson, fin Montgomery, with "A bales cotton. Steamboat Giraffe, Hoffman, from New Orleans. Steamboat Champion, iiaker, from New Orleans. Steamboat Merchant, Griffin, from New Orleans 1J The steamboat Champion reports nothing new off the Bar; ship went Friday morning o'clock.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
Ar THE HOTELS
MANSION HOUSE.

MAlNsIVls TItIISfs c Logber, Myers. J c Bryan John Fi9h, 1latler Mobile; tov Owen, No Ca; Col Enore so Ca; T Casey, II Atwood, Aia W Kedwell, Ga; w How ell, Wilcox cos kenan, Selma; Dr Zimmerman, Wilcox Gillet Foy, France; connell, Tlds Johnson, Galveston; R Hin, Dr Blackman Benton; A Hart, SaN- ton, Ohio; Rogers, Montgomery; w McLAin. Washing Ioa City; [ A Balkey N York; E Gaines, Haven.
 WAVERLY HOUSE.
 sterrtt, shslby coi Msnn. Cu Nj Lsnehorne, A Short, Gen Desha Dr Lewis Mobile; W Jones, \ Ed wards York; Bradshaw Boston; L Butler, Wetump. ka; Nj Donaldson, II Harper, $ Bulman. E Robertson, Jossett, Bertrahd oileans, Backnan, Robt " Hill Benton, Ala; W Hodge, Kentucky; Jno Mallory Ohio; U Grant, York; Greenlake, Fowl River; T Crawford Centrevllle; A DuaAey, Dsllas ca.
 FRANKLIN HOUSE.
 w Boyes, Baldwin ca; Mr Harris keniurky; Capt II f'ill, Clnhornei Burgess, L Sweet, Drake Mo bile; Dr Terrell, U S N.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
co N Sl q N E F. s

Per schr Marmion Wm Calvert; Req Ogden Broth ers Van Hook; W II Bunnell; L Wilson; J A Coop &
 Per schr Perseverance Harwell; Hoyi X Ford; Fry w Bunnell Gilbert; Austill Mnrshall s Love ly& coi F segneau; Andrews S co; Req; Jas Cooper & co.
 Per schr Maria Hull X soni Marshall X Rowe; c A Gilbert
 Per steamboat Giraffe L wilson W Stuart; Miller T0mnsoni Cooper; A Cohen
 Per steamboat Merchant Miller N Tomlinson; De- sh0n, Taylor Myers; Hammond; R 1. Watkins X eos Bierni Mauldin Montague co; C Mallory; Fry & Mo- Crary; W Boston.
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
 Per steamboat Jefferson Wm Bower ls2; Austill X Marshall l l9 Brodnax & Newton g; R l. Walker l5 5 Buard $; Simpson & co 1; Leavens Malone + Oneal X Goodwin l; B Boy kin 60.
 Per steamboat Victoria c Labnzan 27; W Dickinson l; Mauldn X Montague 9; Carlisle l; Tart Stewart & co + J Simpson co |.
 Per steamboat Arkansas |; J Simpson co 2l9 Austi < Marshall l56; kornegay 9 Rives, Battle 64; George 5s; Carter 57; Harrison Blair &; Walker 29 Cnesl X Goodwin II; w Bower :; Bull x Files 6; shepherd g Tartt, Stewart & C; Purvs Andrews 4 Lacy Terr & co l.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
COM M F. RCIAL,

NEW YORK, May 6. Coton--There is fair business doing this morning at full prices
 Excnange-Foreign- Bills remain quoted yesterday i 7a. Although there is large demand prices are nrm.
 NORFOLK, May Coton-We quote Cotton at l0c according to qual. ty. The demand s fair, and strictly prime would com mand from l0t to l04c.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
MOBILE, May l5

COTTON. Since last weekly report market has been quite steady and fair demand existing considering tho small stock hand which s estimated at l2 900 bales
 The business of Saturday ias rather less than the preceding three days but without any change in pces .siss Of she day sbossOo ,soe bales, oa Monday de-
 maud father slack sales 800 bsiesI Tsssday aoo bass, wednssdaz zoo; Thundsy i5ooi Friday 6oo sSslss of the wesf {bou, 5000 bales. T.-v4.a45
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

able feature in Col. hicClung's rthtra speech is his endeavor to excite jealousy against the south As Governor. hemigh be the instrument livery little good or evil in most cases democratic legislature might manage to keep him in the right track; but this exciting of old preudces, which now happi- g dying away, is incidentally ruinous to the general interest and integrity of the State. and deserves the entire and unqualified reprobation of every il it.
 We eonsidered-it no small recommendation of the general ticket law a,, by making the state one rcP- resentatve body in Congress, and rendering it es- sentia for every candidate conciate the support of all the people, it would tend eradicate this per- nicous prejudice, and give it the appearance of united community, aiming at the eNatation of its character abroad and at home. But totally incliec tual will be such expectations, if the people them selves encourage a candidate for the highest office they have to bestow, in thus wandering from county to county stirring up the groundless animosties of one against the other It is both disgraceful and in decent, and the who is guilty of it, is radically unfit for any trust, least of all important | that of Governor.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
OUTDOOR RATES s.
w h ole sale Prices.

BAGGiNe AND RoPE.-in the beginning of the week a brisk demand experienced for Kentucky bagging, since when transactions have become lighter The supply is nly moderate.
 We quote Ken ucky baFsins 2s 2sic per ,d cash, 3l o2c time. payable is Jnuary with aer months Kentucky rope iai Be cash, and 4e time. Iuda baggng 26A .7c cash, and 2s 3c North rope ga He per h. us to quality
 BAcos.-We have change to make in this article ;- ths stock hand quite heavy and demand light We quote ca"vassed hams i0s iotc per h sides 5 6ic; shoulders 4 4ic; hams 7A h stc per ID.
 CoEFEE.-The market for this article ve,y duh anu stock heavy We reducs quotations this week fully ic perib We now quote Havana green st lit 12Ic Rio ill l2tc per ID, and not p;enty.
 FLouR.-Wesera sapeTfne is in brisk demand, and has advanced l2tc per bbl since last report Tse supply quite light aud holders 6rm in their prices from from wharf for sair From quote s 374 ah50
 GRAiS-This article is n fair demaud quotations, and the stock light. We quota for 65c per bushe Oats 59 55c.
 Hw-None in first hsnis. We quot, from store a, q 5Opor 70 lhs.
 EMs-Re al price $s a 9 a5per cass.
 LUMBER good dem md continues fur lumber full pre particular for flooring boards for northern ke,s quote hn"ring boards at $i2 i3 per Nj asor ted cs,gas- sii ia per NJ; choice SIS per N.
 MoLAssEp-1his articei Is in betr demand, and stock not hea,y. Hodets are asking slight advance upon weeks prices owing to improvement the OIreans market We quote 25 37c in good cypress barrels Re- ceipts i16 bhl..
 WHisKEy.-very dull, aud large stock on hand We quote !ui s2lc per gall.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK, May 6-Ar, brig Camilla, Mobile; ship Jno Barring, Magma, do.
 PROVIDE .cE, May Ar sch Philanthropst, Charles ton On Sunday evening, off Block Island, parted pany with ship Hanover Martin, from Mobile for Prov- dence.
 BOSTON, May 5-Ar, barque Oiof Wyk, Matanzas. On g tn, of Cape Hatteras experienced heavy gaie which threw the vessel her beam end shifted her cargo and stove many hhds molasses in the lower hold which pumped out After sending down the topmasts and all the light spars finding she did right threw overheard about 78 hxs sugar.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

KENTUcRY.-The late Congressional election in this State leaves the strength of parties they at the last Congress; the delegation standing be-
 fore II whigs, democrats. Messrs. Lynn Boyd, and W. O. Butler, are the democratic members re-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

The pts 0f Cotton since our las are 5tD haies- previously 3O3.7i4 making 3744t bates. against 6so bales last The sS orts have been to tSerpool e7sj HamburEh sS3; Wrst Indies 3D9 New iorN Hi1i Bos'on l9; Philadelphia i45 making 656 baes leaving hand and hpbosrd cleared yesterday 453G5 b.
 EXCHaNGE.-Weh haE' hat little aIterstiou lo make of Exchange since the -th Inst On Wednesday ths Rank Of Mobile chsking New York per prem. which has had the effect in degree of reducing out d"er from the beginning of he week The Pply hss beea fair and moderately good demaud has prvv aiied.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

The trial af Mcleod in the city of New York was to be held on the 22d ult It was deferred on ac- count of the absence of Judge Bronson.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
OMMERCTAL RE GISTER
NOBILE:

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
 FOR GOVERNOR BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK,
 OF AUTAUGA.
 FOR coNGRESS,
 Firsf District. REUBEN CHAPMAN, OF MORGAN,
 Second Dis'nti, GEORGE s. HOUSTON, OF LIMESTONE
 1hird DistrIi, WINTER ". PAYNE, or SUMTER,
 Fourth District, DIXON II. LEWIS, or LowhDEs,
 Fytfh District, BENJ. q. SHIELDS, OF MARENGo.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

Most of beasisSt operators Jeff the market ad present cotton will probably cad lhe r., of June.
 The market elased yesterday firm al enotaion
 IITERPOtI C,i. AaSfPtr ArIalN
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

STATEMENT OF cOrToN.-May I4 lsA. Stock on hand Ist October ls40 .baies. .3l41 Received since last. ast.................... 3iW Received presisusy. ......3O3I'4-'oI444
 3i05S5 Exported this week.. ..Ilbb Exp rted previously. <j o4--- SoJ<zo Stock GU han and ou ship board not cleared. - May IA ...................,.....{ { 45365
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

In the Cotton market there has been a more spiri. led demand for exportation. and prices have been well maintained. The sales. including to-day. reach 2,l00 bales, as fellows: