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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
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Per brig Mobile St John, Powers X co; Deshn, Shep pard co; Brodnax, Newton co; Bcyd; Rives Battle % co; Ryan; Tartt, Stewart co; Chidsey & Bald win; D Cronlni StevensOni Rosenbaum & eos Beach, Fla & COS l. Gnage; II Gates; Totson; c Westfedl & Brother; II Fry; Bull x Files Wm Jones Jr; A Pope S Ryan Bragaw & co; Whitaker & Sampson; Austill & Marshalli T M English Wm II x R Bnrdsall; DeForest Morris X Wilkins; Doubleday q Sears; W Bower; Allen iayden Hoyt & Ford A Redwood; II A Schroeder; J Woodey Toulmin; w T Hatchett; c Cuyler Reid q co McGran NOOnan; Cunningham & Coiwell;J simpson %; Denels q Brady; P & BarR-s.
 Per brig Oce0la AIstl X MnrshalE Forsyth Jr; F McCoyi Marshall Rowe; Hull q Son; F Lee; q Westfeldt Brother q Schrans & co; D Tillotson; Bullard II Riley.
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON
 Per steamboat Orioe Desha, sheppard x co 40; W Bower 26 Rives, Battle x co 29 l. Walker IA; Boy kin l3 Strngfellow Hanna 4; Hoyt & Ford :; Thos NJ English Tartt Stewart co ]; Jno Simpson co g Lesesne | Sayre Prchsrd g.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
TmE NEro.-The reader MilI lnd in lhis eAe

THE NHro.-The reader will find in this e,ea- ing's paper ths second of President Tyler. Ne don't know that II requires much any comment. Its objections substanliall, the same AS those presented in the first one. Il has less sprit howev- CT, and lhe greater part of s taken up deprecat- ing lhe wrath of Mir. Clay's adherents.
 The obligation which the President deplores of inerpnsing hs authority second time, we think was of his own creating. If the first veto had been explicit. the second one would have been unnecessa- ry The principal objection urged in that to the bill was it's power of local discount, and in stating this objection the President took occasion to speak of the very beneficial effects of institution dealing largely in exchange. This he illustrated by the course of the old bank. Accordingly, the power of local dis counts left of the second bill ,and that of deal ing in exchange retained-yet the veto dwells main y upon this right of dealing in exchange the prn~ cipal objection to il
 The style of this document IS more incorrect, ob- scure and confused than that of the first one. The writer seems to have been acted upon by two oppo- site impulses, just the in the fable was pended between the two bundles of hay. And il is
 
 offending his party, that made the second veto neces- cessary, and dlsfgured il by tone of depreciation which is unbecoming the chief magistrate of this tion, whose executive duties are as clearly defined and as independent those of the judciar, egis lative body.
 But these are trivial objections. We should thank President Tyler for things. first, for defeating these crude, i'll advised and hastily prepared bills: and secondly, for the which he gives hst during his administration bank bill be passed that will infringe the provisions of the constitution. This is all the democrats ask on the subject. What the character of the bill will be which the Pre- sident promises for the session, is puzzle to most people, But from the opinions of this last veto, far comprehend them, it will be divest- ed both of local discounts and exchanges, and cur tailed of the right impose branches the terri,o- ry of the states. What else IS such bill, but a modification of the Sub-Treasury kwl
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
PSom our Price Curem cf Saturday morning.
 EnTHAN.


 The receipts of cotton since last have 2sa bales No vessels have cleared since last report we add h"wever, to our clearances IA bales shipped Pbael phia by brg Huntress not entered at Custom House The stock hand Sept IT, cleared TAO bales-a gsinst 6,iy3 bales time in i94O.
 Since our last notice of the market have received hy tho Britannia accounts from Liverpool of 10th and London othe 18th August particulars of which will be found upon our first page The market has been very dull since our last report the only sale hear offs five bales of fully fair cation at l0lc per b The from lhe interior concerning the coming crop will be found upon the first page.
 ExCHANGE.-Since our last weekly report the trans actions in all kinds of exchange have been very imted The bank of Mobile checking New York per cent pre- nlum New Orleans at per cent; Richmond 5 per cent; and Philadelphia 6 per cent premium our door rates are nominal.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

Died at Pensacola, 0D Friday the l7lh instant, ED- WARD DE WOLFF. Esqr. Consul for the Kingdom, oa ass Netherlands, at Mobile Mr. De Wolf had been at Pepsaeo]a for few days on visit, and died after shon illness of malignant fever. We are in. oImed that he received every atention calculated to mitigate his suerings, and that he had tbe benefit of the best professional aid. During his residence at Mobile. Mr. De Wolf acquired most desirable re- pniation for abilities in bis busness and the esteem of an extensive circle Of friends.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

LAND BILL.-Mr. Raynor, of N. C., his speech in the House of Representatives. July 9th, submitted the following statement, showing the apopnt which each State would receive under bs bil is $500 OoO be distributed each year, and sppposing the ratio of representation under the late to be put al 6O,0O0 If any ot4er ratio should be agreed on, Che
 adds,) the relative proportion will be the The
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF MOBILE-sEPT. 20.
A ARRIVED

Brig Mobile, Jones, 2l ds fin New York, to c Ryan
 Brig OceolH, Morgan, 38 ds fin Boston via Key West to II Rivers
 Brig Pulaski, Hawthorn, from Boston via New York, with lime to H Rivers.
 Steamboat Orole Johnston, fin Montgomery, with 5O bales cottOn
 or The brig oceola reports the ship Mary Francis at Key West-al on board sick except two men put on board by the barque Reform. The authorities of the place would not permit the captain to land his men un- less he would advance SlOO per man.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

Mr. Bolts has delivered speech the second yeto which for low abuse, lack of dignity and every other quality which becomes an American legislator, is unsurpassed He taxes the President with lying, fraud demagoguism and the grossest kind of inconss tency. Such blackguard members are disgrace to the House, and their constituents can be very little better,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

The Huntsville (Ala.) Branch of the State Bank has, at last, stopped specie payments. This Is the only one of the branches which has continued pay ing specie until tn. present time. The cashier has gv. notice tlaithe bank will purchase hills of ex- change on Nds Orleans, with issue 10 be signed Stephal $. Ewing, President. On these notes "spr re will not be paid until the banks in New Orleans 4,all resume"
 All the present issue by B. M Lowe, President IS redeemed ot presentation at the counter.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

The Legislature of Canada has rejected, by ma jorty of eleven, the plan of National Bank, pro- posed by Lord sydenbam, the Governor General.- So there are more people than President Tyler who think that the world can manage to get along without a bank.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

New diffcnlties have commenced between the Hell sderberg tenants and the patroon, Van Rensselaer,
 Several companies of soldiers had been ordered ou, by the Governor of New York to protect the sheriff while enforcing the payment of the rents.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

J. A. Harbour, has been elected to the Louisiana House of Representatives from West Feiciana, This leaves whig majority in the legislature of one on mint hallot
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

We refer parents and guardians to the card of Mir Hill announcing the re-openng of his school. Thls gentleman is so well known to our citizens as 8 teacher that further notice would be superAnous.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

The Mary Rogers case has lost much of it's inter est. The latest discoveries were tbose of her para sol and some articles of cIothing dabbled with blood in a in the Weehaw ken; also bloody vail and trail through which she was carried to the water side This matter is now before the investigation of the police and nothing will be made public for the present. There is, however, but litis probability that any one can be brought to trial.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

THE BRIT sH NAvY.-Great Britain has now in commission hundred and eighty six naval vessels, of which 6lty-even steamers. Forty-six of these steamers andnineteen of the other vessels have no armament board. The number of guns al present carried by ihevessels in commission four thousand SIX hundred aad nnety-six.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

FIRE IN VrcKsBuRo.-From the Picayune we aearn that the Mansion House ia yicksburg was 'burned to the ground Monday morning last at one o'clock. 1f was owned by the Planters Bank.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
MEMOP ANnA

Cleared for this port-At New York; 10th inst, ship Uncas, Latham.
 At Boston, 9th inst-Barque Hebron, Hood.
 Up for Mobile at New York lth inst ship Hector to sail ls Oc brig Alabama to sail 18th inst ship Mary kingsand to sail immediately.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

ns GEO. W. HUMPHREYS, Dental Surgeon, res-
 f pectfully informs the citizens of Mobile that he will be absent from the city four five weeks.
 The city papers will please copy week. aug 23c nS We are requested to announce the name of T. B. UT TUNS1ALL Esq, a candidate for the Clerk ship Of the House of Representatives the approaching session of the General Assembly. aug 20
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
GPTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL. PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS 0rs- Tickets Only Ttpo Dollars and Fsfy Cents. A ALABAMA S'VATE fAsFJNEnV

GLASS No. I06 EXTRA, FOR 1S4l-
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State for the Benefit of the Wetnmpka Lodge No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, Sept. 2, lS4I, at o'clock p, m., at the Mansion House Exchange, Royaf-st. s. DAVIS & CO, Managers
 75 Numbers--i2 Drawn Baifoss.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

The bodies Il more than 100 of the sufferers by the burning of thesleamboat Erie have been recovered
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

INDIANA ELEcTioN.-The dianapolis Journal of the last date, gives corrected list of the members elect to the legislature of that State, which it cass 6es as follows:
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

Ii is our melancholy duty (says tue Pensacola Gazette) to record the recent death Of two members of the editorial fraternity in Florida. Dr.. R. Gibson, late Of tine Fioridian. and Col. J. B. Webb, of the Apalachicola Journal. Dr. c. was on visit at St. Joseph and was taken sick at that place.- Col Webb died near Apalachicoia.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

HVEMALE PAKIMENT-BARIUNA AGA IL Ml.-Ihs institution will reopen en Mon day, 27th Sept, under the management of the Prin cipal and several assistants. It's studies will em- brace every branch of Female Education and the la dies selected to aid in the several departments, are those whose experience will enable them to teach with facility and success.
 sept 20 4Sh VIM. HILL, Principal
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
PA S S E N G FER s

Per brig Mobile-Mrs Johnson, Mrs Keyser and 2 ch dren, Mrs DeGrushe, Mrs DeMott Miss Gentle Messrs keyser and brother DeGrushe DeMott Master Johnson
 Per steamboat Oriole- Mrs Martin, Capt JohnsoR, Messrs Merritt English Lockman, Crenshaw, Olive, Hill, kennard, West, McIlvane, Alexander, Lambert, T Lambert, Vaughn, Roane, Turney, Coalman and svis
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

port 10 correspond with the advance the New Orleans market We now quote for four $s 50 9 per bbl- and So for sweet old four The quite su heent for the season of the year. Arrived g3g bbls
 GR'iM-fhe stock on hand of sheed corn Is quite hea- ", and prices have receded our last notice We no" quoie corn Is Soc per bushels 65 per bushel Arrived 700 sacks corn
 HAY-Tho stock on hand is quite light, none in first hands from stores the price is $I 50 per I0O lbs
 L'Mf,-We hear of no transactoas of any extent The stock on hand light snd the market has rather an up ward tendency. Thomaston lime from stores is retailing al $2 25 per bhl-noue ahoat.
 LARD-Good lard is scarce and will commt nd our quo tatlons sac 9lc per b. Inferior will not sell at any price.
 PoRK-onr quotation ofthis article is mer, Iy nominal the demand heinz limited and sales making except by retail.-Mess sll 50 a l2 per bbl
 MoLAssEs.-Ths article is without change and inc de- maud uite limited The stock light moi exceeding o0O bbs, hut sufficient for the demand. We quote 25 a osc per gall In snnll quantltIes.
 SUGAn.-The stock in ma ket of prime sugar is very Rht and will command qu"ation, q Sc per h. Inf rlordull sale
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

ST. EMANUEL STREET SCHOOL.-The 0 subscriber, assisted by competent instructor, will open an English and Classcal school for Boys, in St. Emanuel street in the brick building between Mrs. Mc'Coys and the Episcopal Church. The Ses- sion will commence about the first of October.
 Terms oftuiton from to and dollars per month.
 sep20 4SC E. T. WOOD
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
SCHEME

27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to s7l,O5l Tickets $k 6l-Halves z5 cts-Quarters 37 1-2 cts. Packages of 20 tickets, s37 50 warranted to draw at least SIS Packages of 2h half tickets, &l8 10, warranted to draw at least s9 Packages of 25 quar ter tickets, S9 37 l-2, warranted to leasts4 50. For packages or single tickets, apply al the Man agers' Office, corner of Da,phin and Water sts.
 SPLENDID SCHEME.
 $S0,O00 in tASee Prizes of $1O,OOo EaeAi ALABAMA LOTTERY,
 D. $. GREGORY & co. Managers,
 Nor Mobile Lodge No. 70,
 Extra Glass No. A for 184l- Determined by the drawing of Maryland Conso- dated Lottery, Class No. 35, at Baltimore, Sep tember 18th 1Sl1.
 SCHEME.
 l Prize of ..$l0,000)
 ...." ........ 10 ,O00 .$lO, 900 L.. ..". ........ .l0,000) 2O. ..". ..l 900. .... .$20 900 20. ."............ 200. ............. 900 20. ...."..,.........l50 l50. .......... 5000 l55. ..". .......... 100. 0.. 800
 Tickets $5-Shaies in proportion. For sale at the Managers Office, No. 64 Royals' next door to the Alhambra,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

in the couoh market notpIng material has occurred
 dealers continue still to look forward to the arrival of anotber boat. The Great Western w,lI probably be here on Wednesday next. The decline of per cent per lb. winch took place subsequent to the last arrival failed to draw nut shippers to any extent and the transactions have been only moderate at that de-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

DeHvcTatIc hIaJUrIty m JOIH balI0f g. The lede- ral majority last year was about 50 EcoEOMY.-Among the items of stationary ex- pendaes Cor the extra session of the present reform administration. are the following
 87,700 QaiHss
 4S3 groce of stea Reas;
 l5 barrels of Ink;
 making the price of pens for three montis' iegsla- tion, S47,625. This it will be recsllected is only part of the expenditure. How much the paper amounts to, Heaven only knows.
 The numher of jptermenis in this city during the past week was ffteen--of which two Sere from the city hospital; and two were infant slaves.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
VIM. HILL, Principal.

OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 105 Extra, for lS4I 46-52-9-39-54-12 -50-79-6S-
 63-37-65
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

YNfIE Officers and Members of Mechanics Fire IL Co., No. ', are requested to attend a called meeting, to be held at the Engine Room, on We'd nesday evening next, at 7a o'clock. By order of T. J. CHARTERS. JAS. COWLEY, Sec'y.
 sent 20 4SK*
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

Democratic majority in joint ballot g. The fede- ral majority last year was about 50.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20
DIED

DIED. Died at Coheevie, Clark county, Ala. on Sep temher 18th, ADoLPHUs, youngest son of Adolph Gattker.
 DIed at her residence near CoffeeyilIe, Clark co. Ala. on the 10th Sep, Mas. SARAH SUMMERS, widow of the late Jesse Summers. Esq lady regret ted by all her acquantances. 9o- Texas papers please cory
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

ckets $0-ShaIes m proportion. For sale at the Managers Office, No. 54 Royal-st next door to the Alhambra,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

MARRIED, In this ciry on the 18th inst by J. Clemens, Esq. Mir. LEWIS E. PRADAT, of New Orleans, to Miss A. GLOVER, of this ciy. W- The Demopolis paper will please copy.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-20

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

'oa mite creature, like man. is COAST. ent pure NJ, o
truth; and, that live for thirty years without chang
ing an opnon, 10 TO live thirty yesrs withoat i'm
prove'nent, and Who therefore, will not make il the
great business Of his life think or appear 10 think
TO day, as he thought yesterday-rot look upon II
as teproteh, that he has become wiser by exper-
fence. Let US have a man who, white he has intel
lsehee 10 kno" ms own opinions, and 6rmness "a
pursue them, will yet understand that the only
'Nue OF any opinion is its agreement with truth
and viii, therefore, at abandon any and every
op'nion when satisfied It Is false and an urou..-Le
us havaa man, whose mind Is deeply impress d th
'ne Importance TO his country, Ut tho great pfincr
pies OF the Wing party, and whose fidelity TO then
Is guaranteed. not by pledges given upon ohtainin.
nomination, but 10y the faithful devotion of his M,
to his countrys service. Above all, let us bav, a
man wnh a sound American head, and a sound
American heart-whose patriotism, instead Of dwin.
Jung into the narrownes, OF political ,ect,ry, en-
'rses Itself TO embrace, and love, and foster every
interest Of our whole country. Let US have such
leader, inscribe his name upon the glorious wbg
banner and give It to the breeze, and rely upon il,
gentlemen, noble triumph awaits us.
WIN such a leader, we deie,t.d the phaianx of
Loco Foco'sm he 'Jed by Van Buren, and WELD
ing without seruple, Tor party purposes, the whole
Executive power aud patronage OF the Nation.
Sha'' II admit OF doubt, that can defeat the same
party, under the guidance of Mr. Tvler2
But, Sir, said Mr. b., in conclusion, however i,
may DC IN other States under such circumslau noes,
The Old North State will again give evidence OF her
devotion to the Wing principles for which she wa.
distinguished IN l775 and l776. Then again, will
North CarblIna-SIr, | speak not nf Carolina nor
OF South Carolina, but of North Carolins-lhep
again, viii North Carolina, the fearless the faithful
'he honorable, but moderate State, show hrrsel
"ue 10 " mig principles, whoever may desert thenl