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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

ESOR SALE.-A family of valuable NEGROES, E consisting of-BRANClI, aged 40 good Gardner, Osller and general servant
 GEORGE, aged 6; his sod
 BRANCH, s' 20; first rate Steward and Waiter
 JOE, e 19; Draymn
 The above negroes have been raised in this city, and of good character, and first rate servants in every respect, and only sold to close concern. They Can be seen by applying at the corner of Cont and Commerce street, up stairs. nov20
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

TENIlE undersigned having sold tler stock of Iron
 X aud Hardicarc to Mir. O. ANGIE, beg leave to solicit for him continuance of the patronage oI customers. {Sy-Fhe office of the subscriber is moved to Church street, first door of Royal st. where all those indebted will please call and pay, md all demands presented for settlement.
 nou5 6gtf JOSEPH HALL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

N tament of Joseph Rahy, deccased, and o carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and in cnn- formity wit, the order oI the Orphans Court of Mo bile county, granted the 18th day of October lsll, will on Monday, the Sh day of January, 1872, ex- pose to public sale in front of the court hause Of Mobile, within the legal hour, of sale all the personal and real of said Joseph iaby, follows, viz: the Negroes Wiili, Tony Isaac, Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; also, tract oi Land lying OH Bayou Coden, in Mobile county, con tainng about 300 aores; also tract of Land a, Full ton, containing about IS acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Raby.
 Terms of sale months credit, with two good se curities JOSEPH KREBS,
 noy2O S2tf Execuor.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

ED AINTER'S DIAMOND CEMENT--An in'a N lmble discovery for joining broken glass, china, earthenware, cabinet work, and fancy articles of ey- cry description. This rement is acknowledged to he superior to any thing of the kind offered to the public. It's extreme strength Is remarkable, as also the variety of purposes to which t may be applied It ressis wet-will stand ordinary degree of heat and its hardness. when set, Is truly astonishing.- The great facility of using it, nu mixing or prepara- ton being required, is strong recommendation in its favor In tact, it requires ony to be known, to be found in use in every amlly.
 For mcnding broken glass, china, &c. il succeeds wonderfully, us the joints show but little. Many tcles of tlis kind that hut for this diseosess would be entirely useless, ma, be securely and lrgay unit ed, and become as useful as when news l he leaves of boaks pastcboarl fancy articles in tortoise she' or cabinet work, may be neatly mentIed with il.
 To prevent limitations, which would ,sappolnt the purchases and bring into dsrepute the genuine artl- clc the public are requested to observe the signature of the proprietor, $ W. B. PAINTER" written on the wrapper of each bottle.
 Sold in bottles at 25 and 90 cents each, by the Propartor, W. F. Planter, No. 23, 3d Avenue, N Yolk; also, hy his appointment, by
 nov29 II. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ala.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20
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NTR. BOYLAN takes Lave to inform such as are lVn great profcents in Penmanship that he will give instructions is this art his Academy Govern nent street. between the hours of and o'clock. five nights iu each week And he vuhesit,tngiy engages to chauge in of Ipsiee Lessons the most stiff, ersmped, deisnned or irregular scrawl. into style at ouce bold, free, easy and elegant
 Ladies wishing to take course of lessons, bat fudng it nconvenient to rsll at the Academy will be attended at ter residences. Terms moderate. n4 .ksA Two convenient Dwellings having zach four G:.@ rooms, and Kitchen room, thu north side of apartments, in tho budding adjoining the above dwell ing. Rent moderate. Appyio
 nc J. EMANUEL. P
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

EE EDICAL AND CULINARY iERBS.-At lEH Gates's Drug Store, lOS Duuphin street-sase, Thyme, Baluc, Catnip, Pennyroyal, Horehound, Peppermint, Spearmint, Motherwort, Life Eyersst- ing, Comrey Root, Sweet Maoram, popE, Bark, Saffron, Marshmalows, and various other domestic Herbs, Barks, Roots, Sc. for sale at
 nov27 GATES'S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

PERSECUTION OF COPAKTNERSaiP.--. E1 Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tia. lhe copartnership in the Iron Foundry busiass at Mobile, known under the name of James Curry & Co.,, has been this day dissolved. All perscns hay- ing claims against said firm account of the Mo- bile Foundry, will please present them for settle ment [oct29 65if JAMES CURRY.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

NIEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, l le MILLINERY, etc..-Just received per late arrivals, from France. (via New York and New-O Or leausl splendid assortment of rich watcrd and plain Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau iy of style and quality of textures large assort of Artificial Flowers; F ancy Capsi childrens Hoois Leghorn Hats; Dunstable and Oriental do 10-4 rich Shaws and Manlillas deep iring' d Satin s,ipd'd Challies; plain and plaid Mouse de Laines ; French Prints. cos guaranteed; ladies and gents Kid Gloves; blk Bombazne; heavy and rich Chan tia Yeils &c, &c.
 lL59 The Millinery department will be conducted
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20
J. EMANUEL.

1xzA FOK KENr-Three Stores, No, Is, l7, 10 W.H east side of Water street. They will be rented separately together aud is desirable oca ton for any business.
 Also--The Store No. 10. on west side of Water street. late in the occupation of Obear & Phillips.
 Also-An Office the of D. Wheeler, No Water street. The above premises will be rented l. at very low rents. Apply to Incl J. EMANUEL.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

aS COMMITTED to the jail of the county "A of Decalb, Alaluna, on the 18th July, lSIl, "A. negro man runaway slave who calls N--,- his name San, and says he belongs to Dr. kan,ie Pucketf, wl,o he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four five years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two scars on his iore-head, about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above wide a- part. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will bo disposed of the law directs. Isl 5.
 JOHN NJ. LANKFORD, nov2 66tflai s5lH+ Sheriff of Decab County.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20
By order oI Inc Court, dec13 lltf W. c. GILMORE. Clerk.

EARDEN SEEDS.-Just received and for sae M wholesale and retail at thenew Drug Store No. 30 Royal street, the following GARDEN SEEDS:
 Fall Marrowlat Peas, Early Frame Peas, Carleton Peas, Extra Early Peas, Green Imperial Peas, Blue Prtlssian Peas, Early Bush Beans Quaker Beans, Horticultural Beans, SpecRled Valentine Beans, Large Lima Beans, Extra Early Corn, China Tree Corn, Tree Onions, Assorted Flower Seeds, and
 rge and general assortment of all kinds used in this country. Said seeds are warranted the growth of 1911, and are as good as Landreths any other
 d.rI1 l. IT. WOODCCCK
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

NN1 HART NOTICE-Whercas, much inconven- w fence and great loss is experienced by tho pro- prielors of the wlnryes, from the present mode oi shipping upward freight notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next, no dray will he permitted to enter nprn any oi the wharvcs with merchandise for shipment, without the drayman first delivering lo the wlnriinger--who will attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgment from responsible skipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage. or payment ot the same made in cash.
 scp13 46 jan Al. JUDE, Whaifinger.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

LNLOWER ROOTS.-MOSELY & co, Drug A gists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal sts., have received by tho Mary Silsby, snal collection of Bulbous Roots, consisting of Dahlias, Tulips, Hyacintls, Crown Imperials, Anemoues, Iris Croars Ranunculus, Lilies, Polyanthus, Narcssus, and dou be Jonouils. 27
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

EHREsH WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS. N The subscribers now in receipt of their an- n,al supply of Garden Seeds embracing every variety in general use. They will warrant every Seed sole by them to be iresh well maiured, and of the krst selection. l. c. DUBoSE & CO, Druggists,
 noyI3 late Du3ose & Ran.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

M OTlCE.-lhe subscriber having purchased the V entire stock and trade of Messrs J. HALL S' Co. begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that le designs keeping and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at ihe old siand corner Water & iIitchcocks Alley
 He hopes by unrcmittcG attention to merit share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to lis predecessors. OVIDE MAZANGE.
 noy5 69tf
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

FsN CARMELlCH CoNFECTloNARY-T \ subscriber has the honor inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile thal he has now on hand and will constantly keeps full supply every kind oi CoNFEcTIoNARIEs, FRUITS, CANDIES AND CAKES of the best quality and ufhs own manufacture, such as hc has heretofore had the pleasure to furnish them all of which he will sell wholesale retail, for the lowest prices for cash.
 He also has large assortment of REAL HAVANA Cigars of the approved brands, which will give delight 10 the lovers of good arlicle
 Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate Terms T. CARMELICH,
 s. E. corner of Dauphn and St Emanuel sts
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

K ENTUCKY ROPE.-2l5 coils superior Bale IN Rope, landing this day and for sale by
 q nay4 D. WllEELER, Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

ENXTRA REGALIA CIGARS, i" Britannia" HLbrand; also Trabncos, landing from schooner Belle, from Havana, and for sale for cash only, by
 noy25 SC J. c. MICiIAEI.OFFSKY, 8 Royal st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20
NoMMTrrEp to the JaiI of Marengo county,

Estate of }EN ihis case on application Thos Evans, deed. l of the adminis traor of said estate it is ordered by the court, the be tinued to the 3rd Monday in February next and hat forty days notice thereof be given in the Mobile Re- gister and Patriot, requiring all persons interested in said estate to appear if they choose so to do.
 By order of the Court,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

AFACcARONI & VERMICELLI.--20b boxes M Maccaroni and 20 bxs Vcrmicelli, in store and for saeby DESHON, TAYLOR MYERS,
 noy12 corner Commerce and Conti-sts GoMBO SASSAFRAS.-A supply of Gomlo, M prepared with the greatest care, just received and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at
 aoy26 GATES'S Drng Store.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

DACON.-2l casks Hams and Sides, landing -lD from steamer Alabama direct from Cincinnati, for sale by [dec5l VIM Ii.BUNNELL co. c UGARS.-IO hhls, a choice article of old crop tC Louisiana; 100 bbs prime 0 new crop, had tug from Creole and for sale by sa
 d eli MARSHALL & ROWE.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20
I'd JOHN hRAGAW co. % Dauphin street,

Ses AT E. ROBBlNSON'S CHEAP vARIE- EM TY STORE-Just received per sh,p Hector.
 A large assortment of fashionable and low crowned broad brimmed Black and White Gentle-a mems HATS. ALso-Fine Russia Beaver. and low priced Hats. Likewise. received per barque He- bron, an assortnent of fno aud coarse White Linen and Cotton Shirts do Flannel Shirts; which will be sold very low for cash, at the sign of the Msmmoth Boot, coruer of Water and Government streets. M , H
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

EyRESH TEAS.--Linding from ship Altbainan N --ID0 l3b boxes Imperial t,.s s.ia
 100 6lb boxes Imperial. 30 6lb boxes JIyson, for sale by a GUSTAyUS BEAU 6 CO, asi 2 dee2 9s sa sa Hagnn's Buildings, Contest.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-02

quoted IN New York 10 IL, iustead Of
Is. All notes ofthe bank Of Georaia arc
hereafter 10 BE- received aud paid away a.
Their specie current value only. ALI
banks which resume and stay resumed,
tTit bills 80 at Par;all others at their cur
rent discount; acceptances are paid, and
drafts bought accordingly"
Here IS the secret Of regulating the
currency and equalizing the exc hanges,
80 lar as can be properly and bsne6cially
done. II ouI currency has been corrupt,
1t Is lhe fault of those who receive il and
pass it over to others. Nothing is more
plain than that if the people would insist
upon the "be,ier Currency" the worse
would Instantly disappear. Il bas been
our misfortune that the greater part Of
those VINO are engaged in trade, who 70.
ceIVs aud pay tue greater part of the mon.
ey IN circulation, have been, either from
personal interest or prejudice, attached TO
false system, and adverse to taking any
OF those measures by which the currency
might have been speedily and eAectually
reS!oTed. They have been waiting to see
the great miracle Of a sudden recovery Of
the money market from its disorders per-
formed by National bank, and have striv-
ed hard to mike themselves and every
body else believe that nothing else would
do. The farmers OF Michigan and the tra-
d1fs Of Macon have taught them bet
ter.
Tis other day, Immediately after tho
election in Maryland one Of the delegates
10 the State Legislature, elected 10 the
city OF Baltimore, repeated to bis consti-
'usn's the pledge made by him bsfore the
election, that he would use his best exsr.
tons to compel the solvent banks of Ma.
r!land to redeem their notes, and the in.
solvent ones to wind up their affairs, Ut
else 10 forfeit tEeir charters. We hops
to see The Legislatures in all the states
wnero the Democratic plrly, by the rsac.
t"h which Is now going no, may acquire
the ascendency, adopting The same deter.
m'nllion, and enforcing the obligations
OF h"nesty among the banks. The 9th.
er States VIII find themselves obliged
to follow the example, and our curren.
cy will be purged in spite Of the Bank
party.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-02

THE TRIAL OF ALEXANDER Nc.
LEOD FOR THE MURDER OF
DURFEE.

1t cOul1 be. Of no possible interest to
our readers to go ov3r the great mass Of
testimony which has baen brought for.
ward, in adjtiDn TO what We have AREA.
dy published. Much of il was nothing but
mare reputation. A brief abridgmsnt of
all the important paints will, however,
prove interesting.
James II. King Gsphsed that he was
mate ofThe Caroline. Was on boar when
the attack was made by the Canadians-
Tney cana in'o the cabin where witness
was on ma,trass-made a great noise
andclas hing of.arms, and said, 'rolI over,
yon d. yankee, and give US these
matlrasseS % and they threw out the bed.
ding; they took urge blskst, puta lamp
in it aud spme sticks, and set all on FIRE;
previous 10 witness going out of the cab.
in, one of hem sid, ''what will we do
with this fellowp ;KRhimw said an.
other. mo, take him prisoner" said 4
third. An officer said I'VE don't want any
prisoners, let him 20 ashore"
William W. C4sweIl, sworn: reside
at Buffalo lived at Chippewa in 1887, re-
member the burning Of the Caroline, and
had known Mcleod two years before
that event. About 8 O'Clock on lhe eve.
ming before the Caroline was burned, I
saw Nc cLeOd at Chippewa, between Da-
vs's tavern aud Macln'S store. He was
going toward the store. did not see
him again that night, nor did see the
EXPEDITION against The Caroline start
! saw Mcleod about o'clock next morn
ing, near 81 Iise, on DAvis's s,oop. lie
came from the direction Of Davis's barn
which adlOns the house. heard him ial.
king with number of Others. | hsard
hn say the taking Of the Caroline was
handsomely done, that 1--WE made tho
damned rebels run when We came,' and
ne and others, who appeared to have been
IN the expedition, went on and told what
part they had taken in the expedition.-
Mcleod had large bs,ol in his hand
| did not hear him say anything about ihe
pistol. He hell ii by the muzzle. 1t is
three niles from Cnippewl 10 Sch;Osser-
The passage can be made in a Tow boat in
20 minutes--I have made it in ths: lime.
NJ L-od or some one of the company,
said they had efl ono man lying on the
dock, and that nE would never come back
10 annoy them any more.
On his cross ex4mnliion. he said he
did MOI knnw that Mcleod vas one Of lGs
parry tnat burned tho boat.
Jnsus r. r. SeDhens, swnrn: re.
side in thsi0wn Of GGnes, O.leans c0un.
~. Iwss Cnala on The night of tho
iesiYuci ~ tina Caroline. lknW Nc.
Leod, ana w hun at Chippewa on tho
evening designated, I have known tho
prisoner since the fall Of 1885; have nov.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-02
NEW sERIEs.-VOL. II. NO. IA.
GEORGETOWN, O, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g. I841.

and rises higher than the pinaclss .:
earth.
! see the herarcbies Of soul and intel.
leci, the SOverelgus OF the Order, the
Knights Of the Sun, ut the Red Cross, Of
tho Brazen Trumpet, and Of lhe East and
WOst-l see the Princes of Mercy, Of The
Tabernacle, OF Libanus and Jerusalem
see the Templars, The Knights Of The
Holy Sepulchre, end Of the Ninth Arch
see them come-lhe Masters, the
Craftsmen, the apprehension come
the vast army Of Martyrs, the true Temp.
lars ofthe Cross, the pioneers of Redemp'
lion, having on them the marks offire and
violence, red with their own blOOd-and
then q vast multitude of every nation,
kindred, tongue, and people.
What procession! The loud song Of
cymbal and harp, the harmony Of ceIes.
:ial choirs, ring in my earS-the wind Of
their banners fans my heated brow!
,Theyhave washed their robes and made
them white in the blood Of the Lamb.
! look higher-far beyond Calvary. |
see the everlasting doors of the upper
Temple open. "Let there be light"
speaks the lgreat sweet voice Of the
Grand Master Of Eternity. An exceed
ing brightness burns upon the head Of
the vast procession. Banner and plume,
and cross, are bathed in The ineIfa5iy pure
white thar rolls down its ocean gush OF
living purity. I see item no more!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-02
Published by request.
l N o r A T 10 N

Dslivcred February l. ls4t, before the
Grand Lodge of No., in tie city Of
81. Louis.
by REV.. JOHN n. MAFFITT.
(COncluded.)
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New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
Commercial and Money REnrcr..


At The Bonrd day the soes a foir extent, tut
The market depressed, and the Pesora y fell of
400 share. u ). Bank sold - Delaware & IIud-
declined per Oao Lifo 4 Trust 3 Canton Co.
e. Sonipgton Paterson J. Nearly 2O00 .hat.- Harlem
sod, opening 5 and closing at Second Board al
-! decline Of per cent For Llfayote Bank 81
offered, 40 asked City Bank, N. o. . offered.
The gloomy OF the Stock Market wh.ch extended
to greater Jegrce 10 secnriiie may be ascubed
10 extent to the adyices per Acalia which
considered fiverahe The apprehension ,ha considera
ble Quantities of state Stocks held Europe msy be seat
here for sale, has knocked these back nsary
tho lowest point they have ever touched Illinois SKIES
sold at 2-. fa!l Of 81 per since "Wednesday. In
diana Bonds % ! decline OF 81 per cent NesYork
Figes of l-i, sold - Of 1855 -i Five aud Half,
-. For kentucky SiIes - cGered, 20 asked Ono
sixes 81 ofiered Is aked. Arkansa. 81 s.ked. The
followiI were the soe-.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Fer Dec-u,h.r IL.
CONTENTS

CONTENTS
1.-THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
H.. Washington Correspondence opening OF Coo.
III. Deaf Uncle JeEery and tie Iit:lc Old Myid
w. PoETRY-To COUSIN MARIA. by T.larder-
DEMOCRACY, from the Ds-ocrs'ic Re,is@-
GoDS-ACRE. BY Longfellow A DREAM.
By w. c. Rryaut.
v. Barnsby Rudgc-- -Four Char;ers9
VI. LORD MoRPETHS SPEECH 10 his cOnsti,u-
ency his defeat
VII MsJor Tochmsn's Lecture.
vIll...LAT FROM CHlNA-MiSCFLLtNEoUs
READINGS.
IN. .EDlToRIALS-Obli alton 10 pay State Eoads--
FREE TRADE-Home League Organ Hsr
uouie.-party Rs Neutral Pspcrs-Mis,rssippi
Georgia. Tenn-s,cc-Thc Chcrokee', &c. &c.
y DIR LARUNERS LECTURES.
M. STATISTICS OF TIE WHITE PoPuLA-
TloN of the United States.
Nil Statistics Of Religious Denominations IN The
United S,,;,s.
Nil LITERARY NOTICES
NV. REVIEW or THE NYoRK NiARhETs.
Nv. .Commercial ard Money Matters.
Nj Marriages and Dc,ths s. sc sg1f
Il The Weekly Tribune will contain every week
full and satisfactory the proeecc iugs Of Con
sre>> during ;Ac present Sesson.ln Its News nd Com
nercial departments viii no, be behind ally OF CO.
iss while Lie rary and Miscellaneous columns
will cou,uae a> laIl heretofore The raper contains
oriy-sight columns o; reading printed on eight
ses aud sirdsd the extremely los price Of - per
,nnum Persons IN the country clubbing together aud
ending ) at one time Will receive copies Single
copies o.
GREELEY Il McELRATH, No. 30 Ann ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
BATTLE OF WATERLOO!
CHARLES O.NlALLEY.

~ By the Ac,pn Steiner We have the iro con-
Guiding parts of This magnificent story which VIII be
continued in this weeks paper, together with other
matter OF the creates, interest.
:. CHARLES OMALLEY- thrilling interest Of
the closing Chapters defes description. We continue
the Duchess of Rohmonds Ball, Les Quaire Bras,
WATERLOo-a powerful description OF this mighty
Battle; Brussels; Co>ctr,io~ L'E>yor
II. BEATRICE. 4 TALE OF PADUA-seycral hap.
tiers in continuation OF this thrilling story.
III. BARNABY RUDGE E-Threo new Parts the laie,;
received IN this country part IN advance OF the
English publication.
". LETTERS FROM DONALD McLEOD-Copaia'
ing all the important news and interesting parteu'
lar, OF the birth OF the Parser or WALr,, Nc., sc
V. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, and Congressional
proceedings.
VI. EDITORIALS News Criticisms, sc, &C. without
number.
TERMS SO year in advance u The First Vol
ume OF Charles O'alaey presented S'a'is TO all new
subscribers, commencing with the present volume Of
the Quar,o For sale by the Agents IN all the cite,
Office, 30 Ann.st., y. Y.
Dec. Io--t c) WINCHESTER, Publisher
IL surIouts, GlouLs, Ac.-A large assortment
of beaver aud mcd Cloths, for Surou,s and Winter
Frocks Als, Cloak Cloths received and will be msds
up to order, the Emporium OF Cheap G"mrnts, At
such prices ~ offer Inducements 10 purchNssrs
he style aud finish of garments will he found TO com
port with any house IN the trade.
WIN +. JENNINGS, 42s Bfonjwsy American Hotel.
A peod assortment of the above Garments constantly
on hand C2 n?i lmip