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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
POLITICAL.

II Is somewhat remarkable, that Of the
Unnecessary revilerS and opposers Of Mr..
Clay, IN the House Of Representatives,
Messrs. Wise end Profit we're q shor, time
ago violent Cfayifss, and MessFs CilmeE
and Mallory very ClayiSA. They knew
Mr.. Clay as we'll six months ago a. thew
do now .dIerandria Gazeiie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

The hoTihern papers spsah dseidr6ig 90
ihs lahjeci Of the oppoaifion ihsi hsa besn
raised in IRE 8snale. io che commission Of
Mr. Evsreti AZ Minister % Great Bniain.
The Boston Daily hdseriusF dseisfst ihai.
70 The reported ground az opyoiJon BE-
correct. those 81 ibs wing SensioTs vho
haVa iaksn o.. havo msde themselves The
allies Of ihs faaauctl Abnlitioniris n New
Enalsnd. fog ths purposs of Introducing
ihe quesiion 81 fiapyg sod etohifoH, iulo
ihe locai politics 81 these siaies. --sn
eeent uhieh foe tsgerbi years past bee
Been ihresiened BIZ The indi1erelioa sad
folly Of TIE people q cone erie sop'h.
era States bui by great eHeriiou hsr been
usrded 81
Speaking puiiculsfly 81 Mf Evsfbifi
aomthalion, tie SANE highig rerpecfabit
btpsf ssJn lbal g Be- zen kneun lha be
h % d1fs En- atoliiiooisi has sVsfg maa
in Naatetdtetis. a. suG tisui gfon.esncr
% D. noninued 30 81 imPousat ollcs.--
s. laF lIon d3lng eiih fbt t6ehiIoHisit
he Bee tssn tegsppiaes. - s.l eIoftF 81
tas,oas. ie asseFiieF Sc otlfsfctsci %,
Eee sisies "a Fsresei lhs eeasliai.oaa
rights. ed % aFrid iaiegisEiag wiih 90
isriiiuiisns 81 ihs tsVs-haliiag alsisn.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
TO Florists and 81
r. Gardeners. -

fe SHALL hava o. hand feF sais. 90 ny Drug
@ 8tofe in lhephertaioun. fFon nou uafil
nsHt H0sembsr1 phiCh 81 tha iius Coz piantiag. }
ne most apisndS eoilaciioa q
mulboua Plants
Ever olsred iu iha sseiiou % eouoiFy. via.
HFaCLFTHs-W hiis. p 90 purple age. Royal
vhi's, hise Pinh. BE- fs6, goia, ross, saf
ether aoiort.
SINGLE TULiP e sv,sy shade sna salosr.
tuehtY Vafieiiea
Double TULIPS ass, ysilou 30 ahiis,
wih piat sfEa. Thasa ere aii hnaftane .
tai ths yaiiag go ghiis. viih riat edge,
ere re mast perfect thouy saf ssaauiai
Fiswsfe II lhs balbeal t.af
AaS ia lts b.eIaaing Of October. iess eoisrsd.
pareis. eiat aei whHe FRohTE9 Tbsee
ere frset FioaeFa farits oafiee sat strntsl
ere ffnEfaat. asi perfectly hartl, uihsiana-
Ca ftn teFeFatf UiaisFf widest fhe turhieti
groierfiss. Thsse Diaafs eln D. fascasf "a
q taFaat1 Whieh 90 etisrtiln sanhs mafe -
ihass filFas1f is farshsss.
aRrA ENTLga.
8sepherfrisua, AsEsli q esi.@iE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

II vas stated by Mr.. Sewer 10 the Sc
nate. during the discussions on the forti.
hesiion bill, that 90 the borders Of Arkan.
ss' and Slissoud there were forty .ihree
thousand Indian warriors well provided
With arms, and erooehing ready for the
spring. the moment England AhOuld give
the siRnAl for var.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02


HRNRY CLAY.-The recent viiupera.
tive attacks upon Henry Clay by certain
Senators and members Of the House Of
Representatives.. must excite some sur.
prise 10 the public mind. considering the
eireumSihnees under which they have
been made. cod the persons engaged in
this new warfare against toe character Of
enc 81 the most illustTious siSiesmen Of
the eye. ! would ssk. What hes Henry
Clay done 20 subject himself to such treat.
ment from the men who have assailed
him ? Has he taken any strange ground :
HSa be altered any old position : Has be
oroaehed sny novel doctrinel Has be
formed any fresh Sllianeesl Will Messrs.
Wise and Profit. Who were friends Of Mr.
Clay, and desired that he should be Pre-.
sident, stand up end tell the public what
new light has broken upon ihsmi They
sSy be is q DIcTAToRl Foul end unvoS.
thy suggestion : These gentlemen know
that HsnTy Clay hes never shown Q lack
Of eOReSii0fion-thssh he has never failed
10 yield Ell personal considerations for the
good Of bis country. Ia the very matter
OF the Bank Bill. was be not The 6Fsl %
yisIdf In all public matters has be ever
hesilaied TO sacrifice himself for bis
'riendsl The political hisiory Of The eoun.
try tells . different story from that nov
mSnufsetuTed by heated pSTiizsns. Add.
WhS.eveF may be the destiny Of Mr. Clay,
whether 10 The shades Of retirement. OF
still prominent before the public. nothing
esa deprive him Of the FseolIeetions Of :
life spent in sleVsiing The fame and in-
creating The happiness Of the nation.
A REPUBLICAN, (ta ks .lisF. GssY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
JOSEPH gEINlRa
6tbs,eea.s Js;G..

''o' 10, henouegs Hear Bahamors 81.
baltimore, Nd
ssgEcTFULLT aferns ths s,nssr, A.
l,.elsoa eogaig ihsi Be- fssns ssr.,srf'.
~-.t.. es ne ussl falaiaaabis sasorinsai =
.eiN's CesliHsrea, aaa Ksraaqr.
sa % gH este 10 81 aFsss = "a
- -. lsaaiapaais as % taf hs1i -.
te'E -. iatl--ais
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

Dr.. Aiezandsy s. Dandridgs,
LsPEcTFULLE og,a BE- professional
=. sffriaes 20 ne eiiissns ~ JeGsfsou go
Leeiewu. lt1sFtss souatg. W..
ApFi u.s. Ibgt-W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

Apor'rait painter named John II. Leht,
committed suicide in PhilsdelphiA oa
Tuesday last, by shooting himself With .
pistol. He left behind him three letters,
one Of which was addressed to one Of bis
brothers, Mr. Charles Lehr, scenic artist
OF the Chesnut street Theatre; another 10
bis friend SIR. Thomas SulIy. Jr. = brother
artist; and the third to Doctor HeintEel.
man. Coroner. To bis brother he Eives
direction a. 20 the disposal Of bic body
protests sGsinSi any ceremony al the fnne.
raj. indeed against any GuneTsI at eli, or
public notice Of or Invitations 70 the zane.
To Mr.. Sally be bsqusatbS bis eiamond
ring. and makes the request that be will
hnish portrait Of Mr.. Lambert. the Come.
dian left upon bis easel. Mr. L. vdS =
confirmed in6deI in msttsfS Of Fsligiol::
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02


A friend Of ours. ~ DO arrived in The city
yesterday from AFSanSss. informs us Of
the following startling particulars. show.
ing the summary manReF 10 which iha,
ssw, more tyraBnOos lhan the eo6e Of
DTaeO--Lyneh Law-has 10 this, as we'll
a. IN every other inuSBce where il has
been appealed 10. been carried into effect.
Between the 9th Snd 10th last, Phillips
county, Ia Arkansas. shout foity miles be-
low Helena. and the county Of COahona.
10 Mississippi. on the opposite tide Of the
TivFT,sPpeArs 10 have become The scene Of
mob and Lynch laW TO . greater eXJsat
then be- lately been recorded by the pub.
he press. a numerous gang oi counter.
letters had their places Of rendezvous and
the abOdes Of their ismiles ia The above
named counties, 10 The greet aud eontin
ned annoyance Of The eitzens and the
trading fist boat men on the FlytT. Be-
,idss their eReToschmeat on the peace
and property Of the poalic in that vty.
they Of late iurnrH their criminal industry
70 horse atealing 10 such 80 extent o. "a
rouse The citizens Of the whole nsishhor.
hood. The lsttvr. headed ~ Capt Oar.
ney Bradford. formed into . ,olunleer
company Of aboui 100 wsll armed men
commanded snd led by ssid Cspi Brad.
ord. Mr.. ]. Lunsfotd cod SpeaF, from,
Arkanss', and Squire FutrsF and James
Hoe sFion. rom Mississippi snd alter en-
active search n several days. succeeded
N capturing - men, en- org ahon, We
leaned the iolloaiog names: Hugh Tal
icy, Leafs H,sosion Andfew McLsoeh.
in. Willie Pollock, Hugh Cotton. Eliot
and Robert Hsntsr. The latter. lately from
New Haik Joe MeHiit sod Mccormick
The yoiuntsers used ths following tirala.
gem o. sesEe The tcoundrela. They On.
gagfd trading boat % Iltisna and bid
shout 90 men 10 The store Tnom they
thea deseended iha river. lsndiag 81 eve
~ Piece shsEa they expected 90 fsii IN
Wiih ne founteFieuefs. These dsnfavoa
men cane On board 10 purchsss pf1eues
ui'h che Intention II paying foT b 10 coca.
lerisn money They Wprp thus tsken cod
saeufsa b. ihs boat Whsh he aunbe
bed Interested % 81 nee. they usrs tird
band and feet. snd. 81 ne repogi saya
dFounsd 81 he Mississippi ress itlaBd
no. GO On TIE prfssnes % fao mes. Her
rod and BurErrs uho. ii sppes5s oGicia
ted, o. 81 lsast lo9k sa ucusu psii in %.
aEecuiioa 81 ihe senfsace We undsF
siand ihai ibe company Ia Increasing "a
aum5ef, cod iaisnds % proceed % %,
moth 81 ne White nVsF. when ooF ia
ieTmani asi divisioa of ihasa. thsf asr.
ia purHaii % cafiuin Memiua Wnnhi
When D. ariVed 81 Eaaoisou, e. ih,
moah q AThsarra dess. hs laafssf tha
eoae gi1 oi aesen deed bodies had sse.
seen aoailag o. de river oreol.ia ih,
/ piace. ed alro ihei stnIs 81 fhs roanis.
I lfii7Fa utc raeapad Nd been sasn o..
I 20 doun iha figsT siih uatonman 81 "a
( 81 e14eE loest3a lheil ranasit ~ Ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

There 10 something 20 extraordinary in
the Circumstances Of the late borrid eS,s,.
'ToPbe 81 SyTseuse. where thirty human
souls have been blown into S:ernity by
the explosion Of gunpovder In carpsn.
fST'S GhoP on the bank Of the canal. az d
attract more than an ordinary share Of the
public attention. Il 10 said, in one Of the
accounts. that about twenty-five barrels
was the quantity Of gpnpowdsr exploded.
The existence OF such deposi'e Of pos l..
der IN that place WHs q secret; or the
People With their engines. add the spec.
iaioTs, men. women. uud children, would
not have crowded around the flames a.
they did, but would. on the contrary.
have run from them. Hoo came deposits
Of tSOenfv fee baTTCls Of gunpotrdsr 10 D.
a1Ss IN SUeh q pIaetf We have had 70.
ports, Tor week or two past. Of secret
preparations on the Northern frontier 70,
another patriotic (piraiieal) invasion Of
the British territory. and Of deposites oI
munitions end meGnO for these ineen Ola
~ and predatory movements being made
st different points. Stealthily. and some
By actual theft, as IN the case Of tie
States cannon SiSlsn. Was this quantity
OF guOPowdeT. cancelled in . carpenter,
shop, one Of those dsposiies? This is q
point well worth looking into; and, should
1t turn out 10 be - We suspect, il IL hon.
ed that every real patriot in that part Of
The eoOeiEy-eSeFy men Who values the
PSeee end welfare Of his own country,
and sbhors Tuf6SniSm in any form OF
guiss. will Be on the alert 10 detect and
dsieat The plans Of the eonspiFa,oru
against their eOuplFy's honor end sesinsl
the Tsaee Of the fTontieF.-.Naf. IafeL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
EDUoATToW.

TUE Pail rera % Nh hGRRTfT's ssDsc,
i School. for Yoang Ladies. win eonmsnes
90 the 6rst Monday - SsPtsmbsr.
August Sc lStl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
MrISS HRARnRS cuxanrNNRY,

NVHE RSxt Session Of lhis IasliIusiou will
~ commence on Moadsy he 9Th Of ssplsn-
Der neHt 81 which tins Papetusi attendance
Of the PuPiis u requested.
Terms Por Session Of flee naoashs:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
BOATS.
are now
prepared



10 carry 90, under the name and kfm OF SiaIey
she Shafer. tie BOATING AND Pro.
OUC9 8O9IWNS8. IN all ils varieties
Out expenence N The business, aud q AEed
DETERMINATION 10 do Il In sUch a mahner as viii
prove satisfactory. will. ~ hambly expect, -.
cure foS u liberal share Of public patronage
II h the desiaa Of oee Of the nnderHigned, "a
b geneFally With the bOaIs Co ailsnd 20 sales Of
Produce, &C., (vhee not eOnsisned 10 arenls. \
whereby the usual change snF commission will
be saved TO the owner. and The besi possible
prices OblaIaed.
stone
Plaster, SGTG, FJsh, Ter.
Sc,
and any other article vanted from the Dis.riei.
Pfoeuied for customers free Of any charge, save
the cost and the usual freight.
The market price Tor FLOUR, WHEsT
CORN RYE. AJHO OTIS. will b paid 10
CASH. % delivery 81 the wsTshouse; o. il is Al
the option Of the holder 10 deliver any Whea,
purchased, either ~ the WaFehOass OF At Rev
aoi5h POtomae Mills, a. Se intend 70 pufchase
DOLLY 10Y home manufaciure.
FARMERS wishing 20 exchange their wheat for
FlouT. can. a rbOSt notice, BE- aeoommodaled bv
The undersigned, Siih Flour manufactured a
JACOB sTALEY,
ALEX SHAFER
8hrpher&siOwu, August ~. 1871 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

Asgf- feafiesa hanafe8 go sirtiv.
% fee ssea hesa h.lie1 o. Nsu Nast
e1 ~ ssge es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
GIRLS BEWAREl

Wills bE AhEi
AA4Ppy Escape JrOa a Saaye.-A gen.
'sel looking Eng;IShmsn, Of PTePosSessinE
manners abd address, . short tine sinee
became acquainted wiIh a handsome in
lsiss:iOg young widow lady ia this city
The adopted daughter Of one Of our most
respectable add wealthy eiiIEens-and 30
won uPon her affections, by his polite aad
eeallsmanly conduel. that be obtained
her consent TO HsFry him; and they we're
to have beeh united 10 nstfisSe the pre-
sent week. The discriminating eve Of
the foster father Of the lady. however, dis.
eoTered something ia The ATTENDED hus.
band OF bis adopted daughter that Induced
suspicion, AID caused him TO cherish fof
the lover the most cordial dislike. He
therefore Instituted the most aesFching 10
cuIIles into his character end eonduei,
and obtained from The British Consul aud
aonS the most uniavoTable testimony Of bis
utter des'nuiion Of meri, and moral worth.
ltn also obtained Of the lover Ol his dsvgh.
ter aIefefenee a. 10 his character. end be
soon ascerained that he bSd referred TO q
men as worthless 81 be believed The Wooer
u his daughter 20 be-.
Not entirely satisfied with this, how.
ever. be proceeded to The Clerks Office
OF the Govt Of Sessions 10 Ascertain
whether The nams o. he ma1 sbo sought
his daughters hand, uas not TegisieTs j
amongsi more Of he fclons b. bad been
be fore that Court Tor ,risl aud uas soon
corbFmed BY the record that H.
c. Che name 81 tie dsUoffd lover u
hii dsugh,eT) bad been convicted 80 Sep.
tember. 1870 OF Constructive grand lar.
ceuy 90 irsudplshtly ObiainiuF yeIaable
gold Wsich from az. llepty o Connsr.
aud bad been ssHfeGcsd 10 Ms STATE Prison
fg' leo ysars bot ihai in the sHsTci5s Of
Executts eiemeucy. c. he'd been
par5onsd on The 18Th March lest. aad
restored 10 liberty.
Tbs intelligence. astounding as - vss
uts communicated % The youug aidow
DO ihankrd htavrn snd Der isihef iol
bavibg % orponu6tly rescued Der from
% disgfaeeiul q connsNion, and The sham,
and mtafy ihn AUST have inegnably 90
loved.
u is needless 10 ndd. Ihai BE- c.
Hss promptly Informed By ths ia.hof iha
u he dared 10 enter be door aruin. b.
soult BE- kicksd oul mech quicker iba,
be sniefed. We undslrtasd ibai sine
'his genilu hiut. Be has enarsly diseooua
ota be a'ieulioas.--t NJ Ho,k Tyl5aas.
The hanaibsi. (Mo.} gourual saya-O
Neeaag egening. ai iha Gloss 81 ths siac
tea q hew LpHdon. Rsiis e1unly. asvs
fai Voune nee sisgiai on tornshack % "a
ipFn o. thaiF hones Be- the coenify, an
uefe gieinE a. bfss pace. uhsu oa8 .
tha hofsgs tfod on e ience anka ia auth
aag az - esepaia ihs biadsr and. aaf a
bose D. ihe scar r1nninR afniasf q.
( 4iafreil BE hotY ED hiiiea tsn - d
( Wai So iha daer zee 80 ksllts 81 "A
a1ne fl'hng 81 bin. Tts faane ~,
/ vie - tl'led assaeca 81 So. fst
1iee 81 nsfla
III a-s.sse-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

The 1elaci Gemmiiifa ~ ta Usf
2iriss seesis fo uteM So Sea isftne
ihs haat bE hen A. Esesa. caas..it
Ma aeEniEa. Mf Eq2ns. go Aae8
Mf heuaHEsB go -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

VVbE eAdenigRed you'd respectfully iaform
n The Public. that they have LEASED, Gor q
tern Of yeara, the large aud eommedious
WRYeTR VHY a n wuRw~mwS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

The gentlemen politicians Wbo aalieT
themselves tha. the Wing party is falling
20 pieces, reckon silhoul their hosl. The
detection OF one man, or q dozen men.
cannot eject that object. Reeent svenis
have had the tendency Of sliei:ing public
sentiment; end ell our accounts concur
IN representing the Wings Of the country
ss siesdiast and indomiisbls. They band
ed together originally foF the public coed
they vill not be dissolved 10 crafty the
selfish ambiiion Of political iniriguani.
and PTe'idehiihl a'Piran's.- Rich WAig.
II Is no, permitted US TO know precisely
whsI irsnspises W the Executive silliog.
Of the Senate, nhtil the injunction Of Sc.
efesy is removed by The Sebale Itself
Still The veil 10 oeessionsIIy lifted 10 part
50 thsl giimpsss Of whsI is going on srs
allowed to be esUght BY ihis means il
% no longer . secret that Opposition has
sfisen 10 the nomination Of The Hon. Ed.
ward Everstt. - minister 10 Eoeland "a
General tsmss Wilson late Of N. Hamp-
shire - surveyor general Of Iowa and
TO The Htn Joel EsHmsn, of New Hsmp.
shire. fOF local Office IN that State, az
the ground Of The absirsct opinions ca.
teFiainsd BY those esnlIemen, OF suppos-
81 10 be entertained. touching the insiitu.
lion Of slavery. Add 10 ihis course. u d
reported. The Wing Ssnstors from ibe
slave holding states have joined she oppo
siiion, % that BY . msjoFiiy Of tWo. The
nominaiion q Mr. Everett hes been laid
upon The table. 9Th . wee 70 its belne
s'thdrawu By ihs Presidsnt.--lN YoTi
| CoamfTefaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

reeently 6aih BY csptain George Reynolds. On
ne nver baok, adiaesaI 10 The Warshoass Of
az; shor', and having good and substantial
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02

q NuE ensuing session, and 9Th seholastie
u year of this iaslilulioa. will commerce 90
The 3oth instast.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

AA COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE E. OR RENT.-A large and pleasant House, nearly new containing ' good rooms, together with all the necessary OutBuildings for genteel family, about four miles from the city. A beautiful plot of ground, under strong pang fence. and an extensive Kitchen Garden is attached ts the dwelling; the gar den is all laid and neatly planted in useful veget- ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc. school is estab- lished, under judcious management, in the immediate neghborhood,- ,-and altogether, the situation IS de- siIabe one for family. Apply, for terms, &c. to
 mr25 2I7tf J. E. MURRELL..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

RRANDY.-20 qr. casks and 20 eight casks ID perior "Otard, Dupuy & Co.," Cognac Brandy, for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 septic l2 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

kA TO RENT-unti the first day oC NoU. Sezft ES8 The House on the south of Chwch and St Emanuel street,-a very desirable situation for summer residence. Apply to
 McGRAN S NOONAN, aprl2 232tf est Michael street.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

Whereas in pursuance of decreta ' order rendered at the late term o' the Chancery Court held in Mobile in cause pending in said court wherein Copperthwaite, Cope X Dunlap and the United States of Pennsylvania complainants and 'saac H. Erwin administrator of Henry Hitchcock and the heirs of said Hitchcock defendants me undersigned has been appointed Receiver of tb tate described and mentioned in the bills of paint in said cause :-and whereas by the terms of said order the undersigned is authorised and required collect and receive the rents in which have accrued since the 9th day of February, lS+O, and the growing becoming due from the tenants of said premises and to let and manage said premises. Therefore all persons owing os indebted on account of the use, occupation leasing of any of said prem
 ises cautioned from paying or accounting for the same to any other person persons and all per wishing to lease any of said premises will call the undersigned who is above authorised let the same. (june9 4tfl WM. MAGEE Receiver.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

/xA SPRING HILL PROPERTY-The sub tt@ scrber will sell, or rent on moderate for the season-the House and lot Spring Hill, well known as his residence, together with all the out houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, adjoining the above, occupied during the summer of 1857 by Wm- Bloodgood there is good we'll of water and all nec- essary out-buildings on these premises.
 Aso-another Dwelling, well suited to a small family. Apply to
 mayo 25lM0 A. BATRE.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

AsA FOR RENT.-The convenient Dwelling EG:@ House, situated on the north side St. Michael st., End door above Conceptions will be rented low until lst Nov. next-'rhe house contains six rooms, closet, pantry, Sc. Possession given immediately, apply to l. C. BUBOSE & CO,
 ap29 246tf 39 Waer-st-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

EHAMPAIGNE.-50b baskets e Damotte' brand, O for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 septl0 l2 Waier-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

OST,-The right hand halves of the following AI Bills The finder will be literally rewarded by returning them to the undersigned.
 $lO0 Bill, No 267-B., N. Orleans Improvement and Banking Co.,, da.ed Sept. 18th, 1886.
 $lO0 Bill, No. 624, Branch Bank at Mobile, dated August 9tb, 1883.
 $lO0 Bill, No. 59, Branch Bank at Mobile, dated Feb. 18th, 1883.
 S2O Bill, No. 103, Branch Bank at Mobile, dated December 9th 1888.
 $20 Bill. No. 132, Branch Bank at Mobile, dated Dec. l1th, IS34.
 $l0 Bill, No. 1871, Branch Bank at Decatur, da- ted Dec. 27th.
 $20 Bill, No. 2840, State Bank at Tuscaloosa, dated Jan Fist
 $s20 Bill, No. 79, Branch Bank at Montgomery, dated Jan. lst, 1888.
 $lO Bill, No. l54O B., City Bank of New Orleans, May l7th, 1887.
 sep8 43tf JNO. F. EAGLES.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
STEAM BETWEE!

%A RUNAWAY--The subscriber's boy "A Nathan--called Nathan Bowers, left my
 A house on Tuesday the 7th inst. He is by N. trade Tailor, and is supposed to have gone to Pensacoa-said negro is about 30 to 35 years of age feel 10 or II inches high, yellow complexion, slim good looking and well known in the city. The subscriber will give twenty-five dollars reward and all reasonable charges will be paid on delivery of the boy sepl0 43tf J. c. COHEN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

\SA TO RENT.-The second story of my store i::H on Dauphn street, well adapted for a family residence, will be rented low to good tenant until the ls November next possession given immediately
 mrl0 204tf J. C. GWfN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
$2O REWARD.-Ranaway fl

U SZU KEWARD.-Ranaway from my re
 .%A sidence on the lst inst. my negro grl MARY 61H ANN, lately bought by me from Dr. T. J.
 2A Vickers. Mary Ann is about P years old, dark complexion, little round shouldered and sures about 5 feet s inches in height. Dr. T. J. Vickers bought her from gentleman in Mobile nam ed Head. will give the above reward if delivered to me here, or confined any jail that can get her. VIM. KNOX.
 00-The Mobile Register and N. o. Bulletin, will please copy weeks, and forward their accounts to thls othce.-[M Mont. Jour. septic 44Ew.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

\xA FOR RENT-A House and Lot adjoining ee33:l Josiah Wilkins, on the three mile creek The hollsc contains four rooms with al. necessary out buildings, and the lot six and half of land ready Tor cultivation, with fruit, shade and ornamen- tai trees, well adapted for summer residence. For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, oS to the undersigned, IS Dauphin street.
 may20 260n J. c. GWIN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

EsPSOM SALTS AND ALUM.-lO bbls Ep- lL som Salts and l6 bbls Alum, for sale by
 septlO OGDEN BROTHERS, ,12 Water-st.