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Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
L. CAGE Il co.

M OuLD inform the public they hare rrrors ~ - So.
~ adjoining The UNION HOUSE. (CEAFrsl Tai 49, -
received and will keep constantly o. had kr=e anl cre
Drugs. Pairfx Jv<-Sxrsrx
Medicines. 0iiss f'rrfHmery' Sc &c s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
SAPPINGTONs PILLS

SAPPINGTONS PILLS
600 BOXES Dr.. john SArPNGross genuine Anti Fever
<lOO Pills. for sale by
Sep 23-9-9w
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
REPUBLICAN WHIG TICKET.

FOR GOb Eh1NOh-
DAVID o. SHATTUCK, of Carroll,
For Congress.
ADAM L. BINGAMAN, of Adams.
WILLIAM II. HARLEY, OF Marshall.
For Secretary Of State.
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, of Holmes.
For auditor of Public Accounts
HUGH STEWART, of Kinds.
For Stzte Treasurer.
JOSHUA S. CURTIS, of Marshall.
For Attorney General.
ROBERT HUGHES, of Kinds.
For State Senator,
ALEXANDER B. LANE
For County Representatives.,
Alb BRADFORD,
WILLIAM ARTHUR,
HARRIS O. ALLEN,
GEORGE II. WYATT.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

GEO. w. SMITH, Sec.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

nOCrOR JohNSON'S Coauatated Ce1,psuad hI Fluid Eatrat of Saooparilia, Liramorf, Pitmi- sy Rot and Lignum Vuae.
 The great cause of all our ills is proved to be n suppression of other of the secretories, rru- ducing an abstraction in the great outets, or com mon sewers of the body, and thereby rendering he fluids of diseased quality, and unfit for nutrition; and these sbstruciions can only be removed hyres- toring the natural secreions, without which must lubor under perpetual disease. a af.k
 This splendid and invaluable combination of the most healthy and saluary articles in the yegsabe kingdom, is considered the greatest discovery that ever was made since the dawn of medicine, as pAs- sessing the bong sought for and mestlnole quality of exciting at the saiae time the bea.hy action oi the stomach, lungs, bowels liver, kdneys and skiu, and what is great imporance.t may be always ia- ken with advantage in every yaiety aud stage e dis ease, without apprehendihg danger. The tnowing few, out of countless diseases, in wlichlt has shown wonderful virtue :-lnririent consumption. chronic enar cement of the sef and spleen, rheu,,- tisn dropsy of every kind, dy ysepsn, .apitaton of the heart, difficulty of breathing, cough, r,ls lg h blond mercurial disease, eruptiOns on the, skin, painful swellngs in the joints and legs, sal, throat, nose, and constitutional debility, arising iro,n al disease. In these and all ther iieasss n has i.e- yer ',cen equaed. In fact, it is the result of bag and laorious practice of Is years. IL hns ais,re- ceyed the we'll merited sanction nf the whole nlelie al faculty, and s supported .y the testimony ,iau merous persons ho have been u,ed ol diseases ihat were considered beyond the reach of hul,H,D inve n- tion. The foluwing is one, out of many that h'ae been lately roceiyel. f. ssl.a .. GRENADA, Miss, June 2. lStl. Dr. Johneon--ncar Sr--ip ,aia haye tred the hest medical skill, and all the remedies that cseid ts devised. cure me If complicated disease that ai fecled my liver, stomach and lungs. In sst, sy sui ierings became great, that gave ,p all hores 'l recovery, when happily saw yaur ai>efiiSes' es'sss, and got six battles of your yanale medicine. llfn now finished the fifth bottle which with hes e'si- hle joy, has restored me all the yigsr of ydn' . IL is iu,lee wonderful medicine, ani ~pli 2. = ieesn tt aiaea iessst,nie io ,ou, aasf T Sris~f'' the public, if kept this fact seere, from s"u: "' are therefore at hbcrty lo nake what el il snp will. Yours, with much esteem,
 D. II. RHOrSs For sale at 20 St. Francis si; price ss re si- tie.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the IN entire stock and trade of Messrs. J. HALL s. Go. begs leave inform his friends and the public, that he designs keeping constant and we'll assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand, corner Water Hitchcock's Alley
 He hopes by uremiued attention to merit share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors OVIDE MAZANGE.
 noy5 69tf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17
sTATE OF ALAHAMA-CLAKNE loINIYY

STATE OF ALABAMA-CLAKkEI COUNTY :
 ORPHANS CouRT, Sept. Term, lS1l HNElS DAY came WILLIAM F. JoNrs, former 1 administrator on the esiaie et David Ta>ltr, ar- ceased and made application for final se1tleneul of the estate of said decedent in bis hands It IS there- fore ordered by the court that Saturday, the 30th day of October next, at the court house in Clarke county, be set the time andplace of said settle ment, and that forty days notice thereof be given bv publication in the Mobile Commercial Register an,l Patriot true copy from tic minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 oct25 63lf t v Clelk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17
ckets. For freight or passage, apply on DOB
 tn E. L. ANDREWS & CO..

VUNHE undersigned having sold thelr stock oi Iron Il and Hari,Oare to Mir. o. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for hm continuance of the patronage of customers. 05-The office of the subscriber is re- moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st. where all those indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement.
 nous 69f JOSEPH HALL & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17
IN chANcERN-AT MpNhoEyILLE.

IN ChANCERN-AT MuNhOEyILLE
 Mary c. King, IN ,hls case il appearing to the
 vs. Il satisfaction of the Reg ster stephen R. King. thai Stephen R. King, the deien- dani m the above entitled cause, Is a nen-resdeni: II is therefore ordered b the Register that pulljca- tlon he made week for four weeks sucressi,e- ly in the Mobile Comn,eroia Register, requiring the said Stephen K. King to appear and inc painant's hill wtha the time prescribed bv law, judgment pro coniesso be entered against him.
 ncI22-G2Et TuOS s. RNAI,u- Rnnis,n,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

WTIIARF NOTICE-Whereus, much ncou,ell~ w fence and great loss is experienced Ly the pro- prietors of the wharyes from the present node ot shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November uext, uo dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of ihe wharyes with merchandise for shipment, without the drayuan first delivering to the wharIingel-who will attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgement from responsible shipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage. or payment of the same made in cash.
 sepl3 46 titan A.J. JUDE, Wmr1neer.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

A DMlNlSrRATOR'S NOTlCF.-Lenrs oi' / Administration on the estate ol Elijah Ffesnal deceased, on the 9th day oi Septenhtr, lsIl, granted to the undersigned y the hunolatie The O. phaus Count of Clarke couRt, State of Alabama All persons indebted to said esiaie hereby noli- fled to make payment immediately, and hose ha.,ng claims against the same, to present hem within the time prescribed by law the satnf will Ie barred.
 JOHN PRES NALL, ,,,
 oct25 63tc TRYON PRESNALL, 'u'i IT.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

Sx COMMITTED to the jail of the county M~ of Decalb, Alabama, sn the 10th July, lS4l, "A one negro a runaway slave who calls .N--. his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. kaInuel Puckett, who he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four or five years old yellow complexion, has long hair and two scars on his forehead, about five feet five inches high rather stout, his front teeth above wide part. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
 JOHN M. LANKFORD,
 nov2 66tf Sheriff ol Decalb County
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

M oT1CE. - The undersigned, (successors ta J S, " W. A. Smth) have this day formed cd-ra,- nership under the name and stye of Smith & Dahne, for the purpose of t,ansaeing general grocery hu- sness. They solicit continuance of the liberal la- tronage bestowed upon the late hrm and the pnbnc generally. JAMES SMITH.
 oct1 53tf JOHN NJ. DABNE Ei.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

STATE UF ALABAMA, LAhkE ,u1 n1A .
 ORPHANS COURT, Seri. Ierm. lSll. HNllIS DAY came FRANols bFTTIs, ENecUur f h the last will and testament pf Mathew Be,tis. deceased, and suggests to the count that he hus auy administered the Estate of sad Mathew Betiis, and pra,s the court for an order uf fnal settlement: hereupon it is ordered that Satulta,. tie spih day oi October next, at the court house of las ke county, be appointed for the setmont ot the accnuns of said executsr and that publication of this or3er be made week for forty days in the Mohi.. Cone merclal Register and Patriot a uewsraret r5i,ted in the ely of Mobile, that all persons ineiestod usy attend and hear the settlement of said aceuunls. A true copy from tte minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 oct25 63tl0 Cletk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17
GEO.. F. liOLT,

r T Q K = M 0 OBILF.
 THNliE undersigned has resumed the Farturage and Il Commission business in Mohe, and will ht thankful to his old friends and the pnbie for a shit of patronage. Having commenced busness here as early as 1879 and continued it up to 1894 and Icing familiarity acquainted with the business he bopes to be able To render satisfaction, he thinks h enei ally did, while he pursued that basiness. And he l'egs to refer such persons are not acquainted wh hm tor the old6rm of T. & G. Hot, of which Le was menber) to all the various friends and patrons ofhis for testimony as to his qualification for ttat branch of business. All business conided to his cafe will be promptly attended to by his agent untl his return to the city, which win be in October. # sft
 aug5 29tf i4u. GEO. F. HOLT.
 0J- The Journal and Advertiser wall cr1, in the country paper until the 1st of January next.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

ROGERIES, LIQUORS, WINES AND "A. UMILY STORES.
 200 bags prime Rio Coffee
 100 do St. Domingo do
 50 do Govt. Java do 100 do Havana Green do
 40 blbs Boston No. l Loaf and crushed Sugar 20 do New Orleans Loaf Sugar l50 cases Underwood's Pickles, Ketchnps, tc. 100 boxes No. Soap; 20 pigs Bar Lead 100 bxs and 50 Inf do fresh N. R. Rxisias 200 bags Youle's New York Shot 2J0 reams Wrapping Paper
 100 | and bbls fresh Buckwhszt
 25 ! and pipes pure French Brandy
 2 piper pine apple brand Gin 50 bbls American Brandy and Gin
 so do New England Rum
 50 bxs Sperm Candles f 70 bssksis crown & palace brands Champages t-s 25 casks and bJls Sperm and blssched 0i 5p0 Canvassed Hams 25 bbls Molassss, Gin cypress barrels) 20 baskets superi.r Sweet Oil
 40 casks and | casks choice Madeira. Malaga Port and Greek winesi Butter; Cheese; Crackers Tea; Lemon Syrup; Segars; Vinegar; Mustard pahIe Salt Starch; Dried AppIes. kc. he.. ao,I
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

"HITE LEAD.-35O kegs Unou works " hit. w Lead, received per b,rque Reform, and for sale by l. c. DuBOSE < co.
 sep22 No. 3g Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

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 fiE o1A1s. Ot AIAaAt5A i 9ira choneFy Inrid ot hs \ eftat hon 70 L. ''s'gn 9 sad Siat-oi hu., Cof. .otl, IS-l. IN CHANCEkT AT MoSR3fslfIf. | The President ana lTecturs oi tie Iffuai af T Eank of the State ol Alabama al Ai,l- raf l'is. Alexander R. Pmyear, Corneus' D. T tin, lie
 Merchants and Planters Bank ui A,hle. iiriS
 Sampson Felix B. Grunos und Eeteiltl J. o-
 nant, DelenGauts.
 TTNHE BILL in this cause sets ioffh ihai on | e ihirtieth day oi SfptenLei, ls.S, tie st,,d ter- neus D. Tobn executed certain rted u5 uos Il Io Alexander B. fWyeai, Wheteb> otfsin luIa, therein mentioned, fuli tcdl auo teisoH3d Nfs cn- ,eyed in hust To said FurNear, tustee tar lfe ga,- pose of securing the payment oi ceitarn delts snd deed mentoned-and of all the claims mentiuneG in said deed of trust, e eamis oi tie comr lansnts, this cause frst tD be raid. Tie h imiher sets lrth, that since the execution of said rreu ai Irusl and by the authority therein vested, ,e -aid A. B, furyear has sold at public auction fai oasf, all of the property both real and personal cori,Sed by said deed of trnst-and that the proceeds of sad sale arc amply sufficient io paS and satisfy te csIs of the eompainants, intended to be secured hl sald deed of trust The bill further toith liat al- though the said cohIpainants have demanGed a,- ment from the said A. B. Purycar trustee f, iEs.r claims mentioned In said dted of upst, the s.id trustee has absolutely refused. aad snl ieiuses To pay to the said conn ainanls their claims aiiaes;1d as he was bound io do. although the complainant,
 
 trustee, in paying said claims. And tie nii riuNs that the said Alexander B. Pwyeat, may be oirerted to pay over to the compainants the int ot their claims intended to be secured by said deed o tlusi. And Il appearing to the satisfaction ol the Rrgis ter from affidavit now on file, that the defendants Cornelius D. Tohin, Frederick ]. Cnnant aud Frix B. Grundy reside beyond the linnts of the statr o Alabama IL is ordered bat the said deendan,s appear at the of the cnl ol chancery, o he hahen at Monroeville, on the first afer the iuuth Monoay m November next for the first oiarceiy ds,tct of the southern division of the state of Aklsima, and answer or denur to the comrhinanls' h'li ct ecut- plan IL is further ordered that this utder he Iuh- lished once a week for lnur weeks in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot "a newsIutcrri int ed in the city of Mobile. and that copy of inc same be posted the court house duor of Monroe enuniy
 Witness Thomas :. Roach, Reesle in our said
 court of Chaneery at the of ce in Nom oeville,
 the 25ih day of October, A. D. lS4l.
 THOMAS <. ROACH, Register
 oct29 65tE By JAMEs McCoLL, Der 't,.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

ThE o1Als. Ct AIA.a5a tira Chohc,ry Tiafrid ot fi, < a1sgn Inn 70 T. tisfon 9 sad Siat--o ot hu.s tt5. .5th, ISs1.
 IN CHANCIkT AT NpSRai sIftf. The President ana Directors oi tie lfsuel af T 2 fank of the State ol Alabama at A,lile diaf l't,.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

DAGGlNG, ROPE, &c.- 1b 29S pieces Kentucky Baggins, l6S Alabama '' lS3 Schayhlicoke '' l56 Dundee q lib per yard, 245 Dundee Gunny Cloth, llb per yard, 250 heavy '' '' 2ilb '' l45s East India Bngging, ?! to 2llb 25O heavy Dundee hemp, do weighing Ii to ls per yard,
 POO coila Russia Hemp Rope,
 50 |" Bombay '' $ POO " Kentucky
 20 cases Baleng Twne,
 50 pieces Salt Stacking,
 72 bbls Kentucky Hams,
 20 hhds '' ' POO tons Swedes Iron, comprising all sizes, 10 tons Bnnde and Sheet Iron, comprising Il
 general assortment, 800 kegs White Lead. The above will be sold low, and on accommodating terms, apply to McGitAN X NOONAN, nos9 7ltf St Michael st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

DICKLES.-l5 boxes Girkins, Underwood x t Co.'S; 50 boxes assorted, in gallon and half gal lon jars. for sale by
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-17

SPERM g. TALLOw CANDLES.-loO bexes 0 New Bedford Sperm Candles; 100 lo iiy,lra,c pressed Tallow and mould Candles, for sale by
 no,l0 JNO. C. RYAN. on BALES EXTRA aiDE x Il, ANY IN. OO DiA BAGGlNG, now hplin! from ship Hi. enzi, for sale lo.s if taken from the wharf, by
 oct2S F. l.. ANDREWS \ co.
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said IA word upon. but he fell Impressed with the
belief that II was aciIon, and not talk, tina, the
peopte REQUIRED a This session, and, Tor one, ne
should govern himself by what he believed IL be
The public WI, and should say litle as he could
possibly get along with III the discharge OF the
duties that had been assigned hin by the Senate.
Al the latest dates the House was busI!y enga-
ged in the discus sion of resolution relative to
tho rai.ing of "a special committee on the revision
Of the Tariff.
The Bill for the creation Of a home squadron
has passed The House of Representatives by the
unprece dented ma jority of l76.
THE BANK CUES riON-Thc ,timorc
Patriot Of me 21Ih Insi. SAYS: "Ihe Bank Bsli
will he brought up Mpuda y-aBd there viii
be complete harmony upon 1t among the wings
The plan Of compromise, mentioned some days
ago IN The Patriot has been agreed upon-aad the
BIit will he made TO conform, it. Mr.. CLAY,
himself III probably propose thIs modification
All d ,nhIS concerning Ihc estah .shment Of IA \ -
t"nat Il Ak heuccfnrth he di@pelicd."
The Pfc.Iticnt has Signed h" hiiI nu'hoTizIng a
Iouu OF not more Ihtn Sl2,00OO OO.
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- IERIFFtS SALF-By virtue Of susdrv executions
~ dire ted from the Wavne Circuit Cont. VIII
public sale Court House door II tenteve
aFne county la3jana. >at1zay the ST day Of Al
-st L. H. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock and 4
o'c eek, sad 4av. follow to-V:-
two certain parcels !ot Of land ne tagl of Richmond
~ sad eountv. known BY being numbered 5Il and 5re.
nanneref To- plat Of part Of said iaTA 75 on BIZ
Charles star Also. certaia pace ~ laHf. the
sas SIDE Of Main street n -7i ;ar7 Of he7F7o, a77n
part Of lot W A. situate no7.7 sf&e Of
tan alav. whch separates said part oi on properly
rnPsei by widow Cnnkfia; SAID part lo Of y -.
ring th3-ly'yo and haIT from corner Of s7E alley
ami Marion street nor,h - the property otced by
Lynde; running hack. hundred and ten feet
tnenee SOUTH airtv-two and half feet 70 said Riiey
thence. hundred place Of
ginning Taken the property Of James " Green, to
satisfy executions of Jesse lden ard others
THOS. G.. NOBLE. Sheriff W c.
July y, 1871. (s2.50) 3ots
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TiiE 7@- wishes % dispose Of the HOUSE IN
i ~h.rt Sc formerly r"~rlei, Ieari street The
lIuI<- -e ast contains eigot atrcnsently
ragged see. calculated AMI situated 3oa-it"g
t.oa-a Ihe-a is the I0ta good Garage House aht
Stable: well OF good porca, and other
Nenten-iss
Also. House aAt Lot From, The House -
an me Lot - targa ant ea-anv stun
ted Persons wishing purchase property invited -
call ana examine for themselves either ct which vii! be
sold io.g and on no ia,iug terms
DAVID NALSBY.
Richmond. IN 3Is,. ISL, 30tf
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NO. III.

Passing in successive order to the sixth para
graph. we fnd i, sad of the B,bIs: ..Ins,ead
of being the instrument Of sectarianisIn its use
in schools wonId lac presentive.'' This IL a
vcnturcsome assertion to make in the face of Tie
fact. ,hat nearly all the various and opposite
christian sccts. derive their religious touets from
thS book II lis Use IN schools would lie \ nre-
>cniIve of sectarIanfsm, 1T would only be nv
hrn -Ing all the schoois under the control of one
religious denoninatian, whose scctar.an piinci-
pies would he taught, 10 the exclusion Of all 9th
The cause" SAYS the speaker "of secla-
rianism is not Knowledge. but ignorance Of the
Bible" Very true: but who are the knowing
ones, and who willing to acknowledge them
selves to be the igGorant ones? He tells this
book Is "a system of plain simple instruction,
daped to the hu'nblest ca pnctty. even 10 The mind
ct child" What Is that plaaness which i So
obvious 10 The voulhtai mind? l. il the fladt-
mental principles of Ca'vinisrn? or the funda-
mental principles of UniversaIisn? or those Of
UnitarIanIsn? or of Armnianism, Nnw that
plain me aiming which the child discovers, must
either be in accordance with some of the prevail
ing religions or a, variance with them: If aa-
verse TO the tenets Of the lecturer. would he be
willing to acknowledge tina, the child had discov-