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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
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Per ship Mary Frazer-Norrs, stoddart X co J Chartres, David Butler Rsei E L Andrews G coj E Curry; Rev. M levitt; T Lesesne; Oliver & son w J Fairies II Gwathmey John Ticknor; Sanford; T Huzzy; Van Grone x cOi C Langdoni Bsrtletr Har- rs& fInsweli E c Center & coi James Magee; E Carlisle; Il stickney; Cirode White; Cunningham & Colwell; Greggs, Bacney x coj W Chamberlain; E B Lyman; Thompson & shreve; II Kitchen; A Nesbittj H Ensign; Gates; Dubose co HarrIs q Rosa; A Coani McGran X Nonan; Burwell & Boykini Henry Stocks Joseph Auze & sos Il St John co; Kaser; Doubleday X Sears; Maudin q Montoguei order; Chas. Auzei Bartlett & Waring; Budd ds Fry stringellow & Hanna Tartt, Stewart & co; Lowber; Mosely x coi simpson coi Rives, Battle eos Brodnsx & Newton; Duke GeodmBni Wm Bower; Nj English; c W Tare- ton; J Tareton; c Chamberlain; c Schroeder; L Gueringer; II o Brewerj Neville & Silver; Harrison x Blair; R Harwell; Austill x Marsha Toulmn; Il smithi Bragaw co s w Allen; Hoyt x Fordi Chid- sey Baldwin; J. c. Hodges; McDermott ds Kenan; De- sha, Sheppard $ co; Lee; Woolsey; Cummings, Hogan q Snow Buard; Jno Ryan; Deioresi, Nor rs X co; Chas Cullum; Jno D Bacon X G Arnold; T Kenani w stedman; Price Ellis < COS Reid X co J Collins; Pope X Son; q C J Jones; R Watkins X &co Cronin James Marse; Henry x stoddard; Jm. Surnwalls Patton Cronn dE co; Moseey d co; Nicholas Adams co; order; order.
 Per Steamboat Gen. Gaines-J Chamberlaini T Ora. hami P Miller X CO.,; Rea; H N Drookeri Higgins; Johnson.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Moblle County.
 Register OGce--Af Rules.
 Charles T. Pollard, complainant. 0UU
 Benjamin Stanton, Charles Labuzan, ssHindman
 Barney, defendant.
 A FFIDAVIT having been made that Benjamin A Stanton, Jr., resides beyond the limits of this State in or Columbus Mississippi, it is ordered that he be made defendant to this bill by puhlica- ton once week for four weeks in the Mobile Con- mercal Register and Patriot--and that copy of the order be sent to said Stanton within ten days from the date hereof-aad that copy be posted on the door of the court house within the same time The object of this bill IS to procure from Hindman Bar ney conveyance of parcel of property situate in the city of Mobile the west side of Royal street and north of St. Michael and between that street and St. Louis, the title to which stands in the name of said Barney, and which was paid for by funds held by said Stanton claimed bp said Pollard. The said Stanton is required to appear the next term of the court of chancery at Mobile, to be held on the se- cond Monday of November next. Witness Malcolm J. McRae Register of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chan cery division of said State at Mobile. At Rules, this twenty-sixth day of July, A. D. 1841.
 Attest, Nj. J. McRAE, Register. juy2s 25tE
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

In Chancery-State of Alabama-Moble County.
 Regiaes' OGce-At Rules.
 Latham Hull and Benjamin Leavens, complainants- 669 vs. The Bank of Mobile, the Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile, Wm. R. Hallett, ct al, def'ts. TIT appearing from the affidavit of Ambrose 8. Par u ker, credible witness, that Solomon Andrews a defendant in this causo resides of the limits of this State and in the city of New York, it is ordered that he be made defendant to this bill by publica- tion in the Commercial Register and Patriot, paper published in the city of Mobile, week for four weeks--that a copy of the order be sent within ten days to said Andrews at New York, and thot copy be posted the door of the court house in ten days frsm this date. The object of this bill is to obtain relief against certain promissory notes given by said Hull and Joshua 8. Leavens and by him endorsed ee Solomon Andrews in payment for certoin property in the city of Mobile which property was previously en- cunbered by said Andrews to Wm. K. Hallett, and which encumberance is breach of one of the cove nants in the deed of sold Andrews te said Leayens, and was fraudulently concealed. The said Andrews is required to appear at the next term of the court of cancery for the first district of the southern chance ry division of said State at Mobile to be held on the second Monday of November next and answer or de- mur to the bill of complaint filed in the cause.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said caart of chancery at Rules this twenty-sixth day ofJuly, A. D. fS4l. Attest,
 july2s 36tE M. J. McRAE, Register.
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In Chancery--State sf Alabama Mobile County. Jonathan Hunt, comph. Registers OGee 6S5 va Al Rules
 Mary Anne Smth,et al defts. THE bill in this filed for the foreclosure of a mortgage made by one George Smith to said Jonathan Hunt, |, and bearing date the 18th day of June, A. D. 1886 And now the complainant comes by his solicitor and applies for order of publication to the defendant Mary Elizabeth Smith: And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Register from the answer of Mary Anne Smith on file int he cause that the said delft Mary E.. Smith resides out of the limits of the State of Alabama, to wit: Norwak, in the State of Con- necticut the said defendant Maay Elizabeth Smht is ordered to appear at the next tenn oty the court of chancey for the first district ofhe southern chancery division of the State of Alabama to be held at Mobile on teh second Monday of November next, and answer demur to the bill of complaint in this cause.-It is further ordered, that this order be published once week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and published inithe City of Mobile, that copy of the same be posted on the door of the house of Mo- bile county, and that copy be forwarded by mail to the sad Mary E. Smith her aforesaid place of re- sidence: All within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery, at Rules, this twenty sixth
 day of July, A. D. l84l.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 iuly2s 25tE Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
For fhe Regisfer

For fhe Register.
 MR. FoRsYrH-At the last session of the Legis- lature bill was introduced in the Senate by Gene ral Toumin, to amend the laws in regard to the lim- tation of actions. The object intended be effected by this bill of all litigation respecting real estate, unless suits should be commenced within a certain period. '.i" I.
 Most of the property holders in the city are aware that there have heen. and probably yet are, in exist ence, great number of titles or grants which there is much reason to suppose have been fabricated, or else made long after the periods when they purport to bear date. With such papers at command it is cer- tainly within the power of any evil disposed awyer if we have such among us, harass every proprietor and very much diminish the value of an estate over which cloud is thus thrown. U,
 Why this bill was permitted to sleep the sleep of death in the lower house has been sasfactori- y explained; but trust there is no reason to con- meet any of the present candidates. either politically or otherwise, with the supposed owners of these pre- tended titles.
 Is it notIwell, however, for every property holder to enquire how it has happened that bill so mpor- isns to the welfare and prosperity of the city, nected with the stability and security of titles to al esiais. has secured afiention except from the ssatlenan who now represents the county in the Se aates CIyIS.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
TO THE VOTERS OF MOBILE COUNT

iO iItI- fol ftAS UT MOblIt tOlN N l..
 ln the Advertiser ui the 27th July instant Ii is led Ilal had made unprecedented issue of wit certificates lo individua of SIP, 700, from the February term lS40 of the court To the Spring term oi this year. and that had purchased the same for the sun Of l OOO absorbing thereby for my own benefit the of zoo, accruing from fines, for leitures and tax fees, which otherwise would have gone to tho school fund in this count; ; and that have in for the certificates purchased the of S4 000 to absorb like of iines, fees and orieitures in the said court should be elected its clerk.
 The whole of the said publication I pronounce R base and scandatOus fasehOod intended to operate in the coming election to my injury. Ii such the fact, why not the publication made at an earl,er dayl Truth never loses any of its force by age;- lalsehood cannot bear to De looked upen. know not who was the author of the report-the commu- ncation appears the signature of '' yoter !" and for his information now state that the tion is base and slanderous libel my character, and stand ready to prove it my accuser whency- CT he may appear in his proper person; and if he will swear to it, pledge myself to convict him of perjury. M. J. McRAE.
 Mobile, July 2S, ls4l.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

tcles. Nexl year The "hg Congress ma, pass a law assuming Ina ehts of fe states and then pro vide means for their l,qndauion--eohend that The must be made adequate il. This may lead the imposition of duties which shall the cnun try in blaze of eNeitemenI, and renew those op- pressions which lew years ago came near shi'erins the union to fragments.
 Will the people sanction such legisationl WIl rhe voters of Aaf ana, by rejecting the general lick et law increase the majority of those who are enact ing these oppressive measuresl Will they become n party to seres of laws whose effect is to burden them with taxes for the benefit of northern manuiac lures, or rather for the benefit of the in power who resolved to revive the old federal doctrines and degrade in hundred ways the prosperity and simplicity of oar government
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

The following section of the General Ticket 'aw' we shall keep standing for the information o' voters and managers of elections
 "Sec. T. And De a fsrthe enacted, That at the neN. general election in August the managers a. election SrecDc,s throughout the State, shall inquire ot each Voter as he hands in his ticket whether he IS ior or a S,nsI.r. of Congress from this Stae and that they sh.l snorse or Cause to bs endorsed the back of each ticket the words .s For the Gsn1ai I'cka, or e sD;,fe Sy,ts, Pas the voter may answer; and that return thereof be made the time and manner here'n rrox;ded o
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

fuller aea thai could have probably been obtained the close oi last week The Taes erday 4OO bales, and there IS moderate business thh morning
 Exchange on Mobile is quoted al 10 per cent prem on Orleans 64a6t
 At fhilsdephia United States Zane ehares were sell ling Ht 4 lS
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
NEW YopK M.eurr I,

NEW YORK MARKET, July I9. Cotton.-By the Caledonia have Liverpool accounts to the Sd and Havre to the 2d July which forth large in another column. The improvement there noticed has yet had any effect upon our market. There Is sum inquiry but we have heard ofno sales The transactions Saturday mounted to 400 bales.
 July o.--Cotton-Since the reception of the news by the Caledonia there has been little better feeling in the cotton market There is actual advance in the prices but the sales which have been effected were at rathe
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

rspseseatdtives-w when if easaved we were gateas Of t5TsIag thr ehnns ourselves with which berty vas Inanaced."
 But tie seeking this redress Ia which have as- senled, depends intrnsically upon the ndt4f' oj fhe inj~y and by ~hom mposed secondly, upon the ehraeter ef the appeanfs and the quo amino "t their petition.
 Ihis however m our next number.
 HAMPDEN. ERRATA in No. 2--In 2,i column Eth line from top. for 'BuckstOne read Blackstoas. In 2d column 4sd line from top, for .'cunning" read coniinting
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Enr rho Re0lSfeJ

Mir. Edtor-Through the medium of your paper would call the attention of the corporate authorities to large Frame building in of erection in the fire limits, being the south corner of St. Anthony and Franklin streets. If the authority ex- sts of inforcing the law agins the erection of wooden buildings within certain prescribed limits, then l would say let it be norced against all who violate it, but if no such authority exists the public should know it, so that all may enjoy equal privileges.
 EQUAL RIGHTS.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
lbaba-Mobile County. Registers OGee-
 Al Rules.

In Chancery-State of Aababa-Mobile County. John Ticknor and William Registers OGce-
 Jones, Jr. complts Al Rules.
 7S3 Ns. THE bill in this Burlin Brown, Charles Cul- was filed for the lum, Charles Gascoigne, ct. foreclosure of mort
 al, defts. gage made by Burlin Brown and Thomas J. Cawley to George J. s. Wal ker and bearing date the fourth day of February A. D. l936-And now the complainants come by d,er solicitors and apply for order of publication the detts Burlin Brown, and the members of the firm of Smith and Conklin-And tappearing to the satisfac. ion of the Register from the affidavit of witness, that the defendants Burlin Brown and Smith and Conkn reside out of the limits of the state of Ala bama, to wit: in the city and state of New York, they are ordered to appear at the next term of the court of chancery for the first district of the Southern chancery division of said state, to be holden at Mobile on the second Monday of November next ,and answer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause. And it is further ordered that thIs order be published once week for four weeks in some news paper printed and published in the city of Mobile, that copy of the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county and that copies be for- warded by mail to the said Burlin Brown and Smith and Conkln at their aforesaid place of residence all within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the
 said court of chancery, at Rules, this twenty
 sixth day of July, A. D. ls4l.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 july2S 25tE Register
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

We have received second communication from our correspondent "Humprey'' in which he states that the appointment of election inspectors was not made this year by the Commissioners of Roads and Revenues, as the public had right to presume was the case--but that the appointments were made by the Sheriff and two Justices the commissoners court having failed to perform ,ha, duty at their last meet ing preceding the election. .3l35f .
 Mir. D. Thompson, one of the commissioners and also candidate before the public has complained to us of the injustice done him in this erroneous i'm presson of our correspondent, and have promised him to correct it as we now do, by endorsing the above. la lI i.lf...iI ..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
MANY MECHANICS

BY THE MAIL.-The mail to-day brought dates from New York to the 2Oth and Washington to the 2lst.
 The fortifcation bill appropriating tOO niihoss and a haE to the repair of forts and public works has passed the house-l1e yeas, 66 nays.
 The ''Fiscal Agent" drags along in the senate. It is considered doubtful whether that the distribu- ton bill can command majority in the senate.
 In New York, on the 18th, large meeting of those opposed national bank, &c. was held in the Park, for the purpose of remonsating against the passage of these measures. Resolutions were unanimously adopted declaring that congress has constitutional power to charter a national bank; that national debt is national curse; that the distribution of the proceeds of the public lands, would lead to the as- sumption of state debts, and that should congress pass an act for the creation of any national bank, the people here assembled pledge themselves, to the other to cease not in their sxerons until its charter be repealed.
 This is the true spirit. and with such champions in the senate asBuchanan, Calhoun, Benton, Wright, Ac. who will despair of success?
 Mir. Jaudonc came home in the Caledonia. The Pha- delphia correspondent of the Journal of Commerce says that attributes his return to the urgent quest sf hs patron aad friend Mr. Riddle, whose for lorn coaditsa, it s thought, will be materially melo- rated by aa exposure from Mir. J. At least, Mir. Jsuion, it m said, has knowledge of facts, the posture of which will held Mr. Joshua Lippncott very uneasy. le
 The Chsrlsstoa Mercury says, some of the North era papers claim jurisdiction for the Fedrai Govern msnt in the Mcleod case-on the ground of is being "Nssisxai abair." What makes it national? Surely not the inpsrtinent demand made through Mir. Fox for McLsods release. lift did, England could take any case out of State Courts, and obssruct the course sf our laws, by impertinent interference.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
MEMORANDA. New York July 20--Ar. brig Nimrod, i'm Mobile.

MEMOKANDA. New York July 2O--Ar. brig Nimrod, i'm Mobile.
 PER CALEDONIA. Liverpool, July l-Ard. ship Agenora Mobile. 2d-Shp Queen of the Ocean, Tiey. Mobile. June 27.-Ar. Ship Robert Kerr, Agnew, Mobile 23d-Ar. ship Acadia M'Kenzie, Mobile 22d-Ar ship Britain ia, Hutchinson, Mobile. slst-Ar. ships Ann Hal Tuckeri Davenport, Broad foot; Venilla Lockbsrt Speed Pentesth; and barout Adelaide, Davidson, Mobile.
 lsth-Ar. ships Palmrra, Gushing; Adrian, Davis; sher brook, Brien; Bengal Hicks; and barque Aasia, Han nah, Mobile.
 Havre, lsth-Br. Cincinnati, Holbrook Mobile; Marseilles June 25th-Ar brig Ganzo Fernad; bsrqus Gentleman, Norris, Mobile. Hamburg, June 26th--Ar. ship Plato, Holmes, Mohile. Sailed from Havre for Mobile June l7th-Ship Bow ditch, Crowley; goth ship Admittsnce, Smith. Jailed from Nantz for Mobile June 2lst-ship Uncas Latham,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
MN AN

To hr EdifOr ot Me Adpzt.ssr l. Clponfeie
 SIh--Aou will br pleased 10 discontinue Ihe an nhhciaton Oi niy ntihe as d rand,date fOr Clerk of lhe CaanIy out; rendering through ths medium my giatIlue Id III, friends for the kind tender of their support. Respectfully, Ionr "bl su.
 N LILLIAN BROOKS.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
PA s s E. GER s

Per Steamboat Swan-Mr. Robinson 8 lady, Judge Cooley, Messrs. Gillingham. Barnes.
 Per Steamboat Gen Ganes-Mrs. Smith, Mrs Pratt, Mrs. Lincoln, Messrs. W smith, 0 Smith, c Smith, Lincoln, Brown Lynch, Ober, Asobrook, Woodruff, Nunel Armour, Johnson, Donason, Fisher.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
To the Editsr Of the Register i.

To the Edtsr of the Register:
 Sir-The following named gentlemen will be supported for School Commissioners, to fill the va cancy occasioned by the resignation of Geo. E. Holt, Jacob G. Collins, Charles Cullum and Eli Mofft.
 D. M. RIGGS, $. P. BILLIARD,
 THOS. Mccoy, HENRY MILLER.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28

The Caledonia at Boston brought out l2,00O let ters. The Brittania carried out 5000. Both maili were sorted in the Boston office on the day Seventy five bushels of newspapers despatched from the office on the same day.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

O5-NoTICE.-The Voters of Mobile are invited to attend meeting TOMORROW EVENING, 18th inst. at 8 o'clock, at the MISSISSIPPI Ho- TEL, when they w,ll be addressed by the Democra- tic Candidates for the Legislature and other gentle man of the party.
 n3-NoTICE.-The Mechanics of the city and county of Mobile respectfully invited to attend meeting at half past o'clock, P. M. on FRIDAY EVENING next, at the WEST WARD HOTEL, to take into consideration the propriey of having the LIEN LAW so amended will guarantee prompt payment to the laboring mechanic.
 MANY MECHANICS. 1 fd-NOTICE.--The Citizens of the County o Mobile are invited to attend Meeting at the MAX KET HOUSE on SATURDAY, 3lst inst. at hal o'clock, P M. at which time they will be addressed by the Democratic Candidates for the Legislature and other gentlemen.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
UTO.DAY. CAPITAL PRIZE S,5t0 DOLLARS. Tickets only I'Do lJoiiars. ALABAMA ATATE InTT E ID "

--CLAss No. 83 EXTRA, FOR 1S4l- Authorised by the Legislature of the State for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, July 28, l84l, |, at o'clock p. nl., at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st. $, DAVIS & CO, Managers
 90 Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE
PORT OF MoBILE-JULY 2s.

CLEARED Schr Caroline, Fisher for New Orleans. Schr Orelia, Chasen, for Baltimore. Schr Mary Jane, Pritchard, for Pensacola.
 ARRIVED Ship Aquetnet, Moseer i'm Havana in ballast to Ogden Brothers. Ship Mary Francis, Perceval, from New York to J c Ryan. Brig Mississippi, Blanchard i'm Havana ballast. Brig Selma, Smith, fin N York to J C Ryan. Schr Belle, Moore fin Havana to H Raymond Steamboat Swan Limbert fin New Orleans. Steamboat Gen Gaines, Pollock, i'm New Orleans.
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47l5O Prizes amounting to s162, 1924 Whole Tickets s2-Halves Sl-Quarters 50 cents,
 Packages of 30 Tickets for s60 warranted to draw at least 2S. Packages of 30 half tickets for 30, warranted to draw least s4 Packages of 30 quar- ter tickets for l5. warranted to draw at leasts7
 For Packages or single tickets, apply at the Mana gers Office, corner Dauphin and Water streets.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-28
COM M F. RCIAL

NEW YORK, July l9, ls4I. The sales at tho board this morning did show the usual variety of transactions although of descrp lions the sales heavy Indiana dollar bonds advan- ced h and sterling bonds cent upon the sales quoted Exchange-Foreign.- continue our quotations Ht st per cent pr. for bills on England.
 Domestic oA the board to day sl2oo on Philadelphia were quoted at s7t a-, and New Orleans e34 a e4. H. Dwight Jr. Esq, has been appointed agent to re- deem in this city the circulating notes of the Bank e neva-
 American Stocks at London, July 2-The following are the quotations as given in Weenbss course of the Exchanee- Mary land sterling lives, "A 75 New York ves, ls5s s Ohio sxes, ls5o s7t ssa; Tennessee de- 1868, 79; United States bank shares t4 7s. 6d f4. Norwich and Worcester R. R.-During the week end ing July 10th, as5s passengers were conveyed upon road:
 Sum realized thereby .......... .S3542 50
 Amt of freight same period. ......-l4O 29
 Total receipts for one week. ... .S4ss2 7s
 HAvRE, July g. Is41. although the advices received from the United States by the Acadia of favarable tenor But not prices remain unaered the accounts from our napufsc, turing districts as well as from England being satissc tory.
 AMSTERDAM MARKET, June 2s. Tea maintained Its vaue Our cotton sales limited 300 bales different descriptions and we have only to observe that Surinam paid rather higher all other sorts on the contrary must be considered shade lower than before.
 BOMBAY MARKET, May, ,22. In exports the greatest activity prevails and shipments of cotton to Great Britain are going upon extensive scale The prices have given way and may now be quoted follows Suat and Broach ll5 rupees Oom- los to ll0 Dhoera 102 and Compta 95 to loo r pees per candy But few shipments progress for China people beginning open their eyes to the hazardous nature of the China trade under existing Sales in Opium reported at 6s5 rupees per chest Our exports up to this date 777 chests aHd the stock on hand is s,024 chests.
 ANTWERP MARKET, June os Cotton generally held at higher prces though only A.la. Mnl.fl generally known, but supposed to be satisfactory our prices being to It cents higher than before