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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16
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MOSPuERiCAL PHENOMENON.

1
SHOWER OF FLESH ASp BLOOD.
There are more t!liu.s in heaven and earth,
Hora,io
Than are drcami Of in yout philosophy"
Thus spakc the Prince of Denmark,
and every day we hear OF something 10
confirm the remark. On Tuesday we
heard from various persons that n sho'ccr,
apparently of .f,sh and blood, had fal-
len in Wilson county. near Lebanon, in
this State. and that the fields were covered
10 considerable extent. The account
staggered our belief; but, strange as il may
appear. it has been confirmed by The state
ment Of several gentlemen of high charac-
ter. who have personally examined the
scene Of this phenomenon. They state that
the space covered by this extraordinary
shower is half mile in length and about
sevenly-ive yards in width. Ia addition
to the Information just received. we have
been favored by DR.. Troosi, professor Of
chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
which the following letter from highly
respectable physician of Lebanon. We
have also seen The specimens sent to him
for examination. To us they appear TO be
animal matter. aud the odor is that Of pu-
irid flesh. We do not pretend TO offer any
theory TO account for this phenomenon;
we lenvc Ina, To ablrr and more scientific
!nudS.-Whcu the specimens hive passed
through, The crucihles OF Dir. Troost, we
I'll, farnish or readers Nth The result:
LEBANON, AususlS, lS4l.
Dr.. G. Troost: have sent some Etlsls
ter, which appears from an aaths sls
source, to have fallen from The cicstsS
W:lh me there cat be doubt Of fiis s3e3ss.Ss
animal ma,ter-hloud. muscular fibre, asls
ipous matter. Please account 10 US, II
you can, on philosophical principles, for
The cause of this phenomenon. The Patri-
cles send you gathered with my own
hands. Frcm the extent OF surface over
which i, has spread, and the regular man-
ner il exhibited on some green tobacco
leaves, leaves very little or 10 doubt OF its
having fallen like shower Of rain; and
il is stated, on The authority Of some ne
eroes only, 10 have fallen from small red
cloud-no other clouds visible in the hea-
vens at the lime. |, took place on Friday
last, between eleven and twelve o'clock,
about FIVE miles northeast Of Lebanon. |
have seut what think to be drop Of
blood, the other particles composed Of
muscle and fat, although the proportions
of the shower appeared to be a much lar
ger quantity Of blood than Of other proper
ties.
am, in haste, your most obed't. serv't.
w. 2. SAYLE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

Stand a, Ease The Milledgeville Journal,
one Of the mos, ranting Wing papers in Geor'
gin, gives the following advice 10 their party.
The editors, no doubt, think it advisable for
the Hhiggi1s to rest on their arms, until they
receive further orders from their Clay dictator.
what nanGurre The party will next perform.
"lt is supposed tina, the Fiscal Corpora
ton" bill will pass-and ii so, thut the President,
will vETci, If he does, the subject viii be post.
poned until the regular session; when, il is TO
be hoped he will be more erpl,eit--or presen,
plan ofhis own; so tha, the people may know
what he is and where he is. Until then, we
would ndvise our friends not 10 be hasty in con-
dcnning and denouncius one. who has hereto
fore been all that Southern Stale Rights man
could DESIRE"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

HeGlM Of y. Orieans.-Thc Bee of,he ID inst
states that the number of intermcnts reported
to the Board of Health Tor the iwenty.iour hours
ending yesterday ut noon, is 30. Of which 81
were of yellow fever. At the Charity Hospital
up 10 the lst at 6 a. NJ. tlIH;c were DC admis.
sions. of which 10 were yellow fever. deaths,
all of which were yellow fever, "a discharges,
of which & were yellow fever Number Of pa
fleets remaining in Hospital 362.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

Money Reoorerod.-The Richmond Hhig Of
the 4th inst. says:-" We have authentic intel
ligence from Danvilc, that the uncancelled
portion Of the money recently ahs'racted from
the bank. in ,ha, place. had been found, where
i, had been concealed, and that one Of the Tel.
lers Of the hank has been implicated in The rob.
berry. arrested, and was undergoing eSamina-
ton"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

The rains have been heavy in this region
for some lim-e-corn crops good. COTTON
promising; but fears ore entertained lest
the we, weather should ensender the dead
.v worm which WAS so ruipous last ycar.-
Christian {Rdcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

lIik Sickncss.-This disease among cattle a,
the West. has recently hecn discovered to be
produced by arsenic, which is found there IN It's
native state, and held in solution in the strgnan
nnnds Of wafer.
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statement. The facts are as follows:
On Saturday last a young man brought
to my Office small piece Of tobacco leaf,
with an apparenl drop Of coagula,ed blood
upon it, and requested an analysis'of it
stating that the substance upon the leaf
had fallen from cloud in the heavens.-
This excited my curiosity. and led me to
make particular inquiry ralatiye to this
strange phenomenon. assertained that
Mr.. I'M. Peyton, Of Labauou, was in The
neishborhood a, The time this s,rane show
er fell which led me 10 inquire Of him.-
Mr.. P's statement was. ,ha, he was at the
house Of MIR. E. M. Chundler, living on
Spring creek, about five miles from Leba-
non, on Friday last; that about l or 2
O'Clock, p. NJ. TWO Of Mr. Chandler's ne
groes came in from the tobacco field, where
they had been at work, and stated 10 their
master that j, had been raining blood ia the
tobacco field. Whereupon, Mr.. Chandlcr,
accompanied By Mr.. Peyton and Mr.. D.
Dew, returned with the negroes. and found,
promiscuously scattered over n portion of
the field, drops Of blood, adheriug to the .o-
udCco icdFcS. l His sio'eueUt Ot RiF. L ey :
ton's-he being gentleman Of strict yer-
acity-induced me TO go in person 10 the
spot and examine for myself According
ly, on Sunday last, went to the house of
Mr. Chandler, who, in company, with Mr..
IT. r. jarnnson an, John jackson, pro-
! cceded with them TO tnc TOBACCO ground.
AL Chandler s,,,ed in s,b,,n,ce The
s,n,e thar Mir. Pevrou had stated. ,b,, b;s
negroes were a, work in the tobacco. and
.bo,, half mas, II mr. IL o,cI,.L a r,,,l;no
nose like rain or hail was bo.,d hy ,be,n
f,ll;ns ropnd, which ,bev xoon rornd 70 be
d,.ns of hlo,d r,lIing m ,ooL;na nm
,h,, ..a..os s,,,o ,ho,e s,,, I'll III
e,.ud ~ u " n.Ss;,r .w;r,l: r.,u a., " :" ..ae,
:"uu' p",Io ,.s. % ,t.;a ba b", Gas. ~ n:% w.
.."y o o'.o. e ,ho" o"'' I;ai Gnu M"en
sn,;rsI" s""n J,'' P''o ''|' ' '''Ap''"e Gu
Al. ch,r,,o, o,d N. pu,,o. ,.;.;,,a
Il. wi. - o"oI n,nu, :, an ',"..,. VII 'un ''s.eu
wv wv % "I r1"I % =. ,,o .I ,ho..S. @ Sao 49, e" y,
hInod iIH, ~" aud small small no,,;oSs Of as'h Mr. e. =
s'n,oL ] M ,h,, ha found . 80 chic, h.
'Lo"nb, % I ,Ior, - ,,,r Hooh ,m,, s,Ir e., ~ ~
'oo"' "DJ n",r @" m , "e" ;.a" a"S va" % ~, .. ~
'nt:, ""u =" Wv" " wv 'i;."': "'s, ~ T' VI
""'c" P'oaucs" very ""cns''e s'"ei' e"
tending all over the held.
My visit was no! until Sunday evening,
about fifty hours from The time the matter
fell; at that time, there was no odor per-
ceP,ible. exccp, when the particles were
brought very near: The smell was lheu very
offensive. examined the drops on the
tobacco leaves, and satisfied myself that
they had fallen perpendicularly onsthc
leaves. next examined for The extent ol
the shower, aud asccriained ito have heer
from forty to sixty yards 10 Width, and six
o: eight hundred yards in length. snT-
est on the east. and field Of weeds cn. the
west, prevented onr tracing It beyond the
green tobacco. 1t was ihiniy scaiicTcp' i
probably drop Tor ever len cf hsieen 'ieell
although irrcgulaFly Dispersed. ga'llrE-
ed from the leaves risclcs, Y ssilca alss
a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

The Madisonian of,hc d,IiiDst., says;-." We
.nndarstapa- -l,at The Raak-cc- tIs~ 1aEst,gsni;s.
which heretofore long discharged, with.so much
credit to itself and fidelity to the Government,
upon an extensive scale, the duties Of dcpo-
STORY Of the public funds, is recently again mp.
pointed the public depository at the Seat OF
Government"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

Yeliop Fercr in Maiae.-The Portsmouth
Gazette Of 3lst ul'. says that the yellow fever
is raging at Bath. Ne. There have been four.
teen cascs, nine Of which have proved fatal
We understand that the stores and public hous,
cs are closed, and all business suspended for the
present.
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GDe auDertlser.
EDGEFIELD C.. II.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l6. 1e4l.

o. Our readers are requested TO give the
article headed Militia Laws" fr"m our able
correspondent &C." an attentive perusal. as
the situation in which our Militia LAWS now
stand, is certainly not credi,able to our State.
C" has promised series Of numbers OH the
Militia Laws, and the Encampment system.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16
SI5Sl7ll IL

You viii observe Thai The 25,h Congress
amounts 10 ueassy double as much as eth
cr of the others. This was occasioned by
the necessity disappearing TWO Wing es.
,abIishments-Allenb being The elected and
(;ales and Sea,on the actual prlnters for
,ba, session. The great disproportion ol
the charge for stationery as compared with
The printing of the las. Congress is a,'ribn-
table 10 the immense quantities used by The
Whig Central Committee who remained IN
session in this city during last summer and
autumn franking OF documents and spec
chcs by the cart load.
The report The Committee OF elections
adverse TO the right Of the Delegate from
Florida TO hold his seat, was taken up,
and after considerable discussion, without,
coming to a conclusion thereon, the House
adjourned.
WAsHISGToS, Sept. I.
In the Senate this morning. the Tariff
hill was taken up, and after several amend
men,s had been proposed and rejected, It
was reported to the Senate. and the amend.
ments made in committee were concurrcd
in. with an unimporant exception. Mr.
CLAW then proposed that the bill should go
into operation from aud after the 3Oih Of
the prescn, month. Mr.. Wright proposed
10 modify by making it commence thirty
davs after its passage, which was rejected.
MIR. Calhoun then proposed the 3ist day
or October. He said that mostof the fall
goods ordered by the Southern merchants
would not arrive until after the Isl of Oc-
tober. On many Of these goods the duties
were raised by this bill from nothing TO
90 per cent. and its effect would be 10 COIN
mit almost robbery on some. while II would
be making the fortunes of others. The
motion was seconded by Mr.. Benton. He
said the foreign commerce Of New Orleans
would be caugh,in trap. The bill would
operate, e convulsion in the commercial
world, and that without notice. because by
the time the bill was passed aud published,
il would be near The close of The month,
and thus iIs passage aud taking effect,
would be simultaneous. The amendment
was rejected. Mr.. Clay's proposition was
then agreed 10. An amendment was then
offered, exempting goods brought from
beyond the Cape Of Good Hope and Cape
Horn when the vessels had passed those
places previous to the Is, Of August. Mr.
CaIhoua moved to amend by excmptng
goods brought from ports south ofthe equa-
ior, which had left previous TO the Isl Of
September. This was opposed by Mr..
Clay. and was lost, and the preceding
amendmen, was adopted. The bill was
then ordered to third reading. The bill
subsequently coming up on its passage,
Mr.. Calhoun said he was mos, anxious to
express his opinions Of the bill, but from
,he Iateness of,he hour and The evident
impa,ience Of the Senaie. he iel. himself
coerced from that intention. He would
merely ask the Senator from Kentucky
whether !. was intended TO take up The
,.siec, OF the Tariff O. the next session.
.iSr.. Cay sad, there would tsrr TO se
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

Arrest for Forgry.-A clerk in the employ
Of Mcssrs Leverings, merchants. Philadelphia,
was arrested on Tuesday night The :'lst uIt,
charged with having committed an extensive
forgery or one of the banks Of that city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

Ne,c Cotton The Charleston Courier Of The
ll,h inst. says: "Twenty-six bales new cotton
were received by the rail road yesterday. con.
signed TO A. Laf,te s. Brother, c. Burckmyer
& Co., and S. MowIy, Jun.
There also came dcwn in the cars, n drove
Of one hundred hogs, brought from Tennessee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

The Winyah 0bserrer, Of the 9th inst. says:
"The harvest has generally commenced. The
ice birdsai very troublesome 10 some planters.
g "The health Of the town and ncighborhood
NOT good The weather cloudy (wi'h rain yes
toyday1 and no, setiled.p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

PeriOdicpl..-Wirhiu the las, few days wc
have added 10 our Exchange list The following
Periodicals, all ofwhich we take pleasure in re.
commencing To the reading par; Of our CON-
munity.
The Southern Botanical Medical Journal
Printed nj Forsyth Geo..-Edited by The Fla.
Guilty OF the Southern Boianicni Medical Col.
lege, and published by the T'rustee ,semi-nonih-
ly, in octave form, containing twcnty-fonr pa
ses, a, three dollars per annum. payable in ad-
vance. The editorial and selections, US far as
we are able 10 judge from has,y perusal, arc
good, anG the mechanical part off the Journal
does credit 10 The conductor Of that department.
The Bes,ern Farmer-Editcd and published
by Josiah Shaw, Esq, at Detroit. Aichignn, in
quarto form, of eigh, pages, semi'mon,hly. at
one dollar per anlium. The pages ofthe Far
meris entirely devoted to Agriculture, and from
It's editorial and selections, we hesitate NOT in
saying, iha, j! is a publication from which our
Agricultural friends nigh, gain knowledge.
The Southern Piantcr.-Editedb by c. T. Bots,
Esq.-PrntedinR in Richmond, Va, in octave form,
Of oftwenty-four pages, monthlY, at one dollar
per annum, payable in advance; devoted to
Agriculture. Horticulture, and the Household
Arts The Planter is well edited, and bids fair
to be useful to Planters, Farmers, &c. Tho
mechanical pan Of the work is well executed.
The BantliHg "A new paper has been essa.
blished n, Forsyth, Ga, under this tide; il is
neatly dressed. much more so, than young ones
Of this climate generally are, and from its en-
blem and motto, we presume that its editors
docs no, "hate snakes" as the frs, is the repre-
sen,alion of large rallle-snake, and the lass
Don't tread on me, Immediately over its head.
The lovers of tEu may find amusemen, in the
Bantliag, y, the moderate price Of one dollar
per annnm. payable in advance.
" Subscriptions received for the above
works AT this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

Interddat.-P. F. Laborde.
Wudens.-E. J. Younsblood, B.C. Bryan,
e. J. Nlilns, and Z. B. Presley.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

More Revolutionary Soldiers Conc Near
the Pincy Woods House, in this District, three
soldiers Of the Revolution, died, within, few
days Of euch other, viz: BEsJAMlH LIspsAY,
WILLIAM MOBILES. and PETER H,LLIARD. Mr..
Lindsay was in the battles ut Kings Mountain,
and at Blacks,ock. Mr.. Mobiles and Peter Hill
lard. served for several years in Capt. Ryun's
company, and were in several battles with the
Tories in this District. and on Edisto. They
died. being old and full ofdnys, aud The few that
are left will soon have to follow them 10 tina,
bourne from whence no traveller returns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

At an election held in this Town. on Monday
the 18th inst, the following gentlemen were
elected In,endan, and Wardens Tor the ensuing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

ington letter.
SErrEnBER5, Morning.
"Mr Fox, the British Minister, received We
ry heavy dispatches last evening jy The Briita.
mia Two hours afterwards an press left this
city for the North, the object Of which no one
can tell II has excited good deal ofsPecula-
ton This. taken IN connexion with the news
in the English papers about feet preparing
for this coast has given rise 10 many sprnses.
Rumor says that the President has made an
admission in private conversation that we are
nearer rupture than Is generally imagined"
Rumor also says that Mr. Foxis about 10 make
another formal and final demand for the release
Of Mcleod"
The Nadisoniaa ftlle 9th inst, ccatains the
following:
"A correspondent Of The New lfork American,
writing from Whiesboro', where Mcleod Is
imprisoned. states that about the 24th MI. let
tiers were received from sbe Secretary oil State
addressed 10 the Sheriff fand First Judge oi One'-
da county, stating that he had received au,hen-
tic information thai an attempt would be MADE
to take Mcleod from the Jail in which no 10
confined, and 10 dispose Of him as his captors
should see fit These statements, ~ the Seeie-
tary's opinion derived confirmation from me
flct shai several Of the Arsenals IN that pan OF
the S.ate had been robbed Of theu can1on, ana
that q, large quantity OF fpowder had been serr-
prilonsly concealed al Syracuse without The as
.sisnnent of any sufficient notice. The Sheriff
was advised both by The Secrerary auduy others,
Ia take cfIicien; measures to guard against any
enterprise OF this kind without exciting any un-
necessary solic.,ude in the public mind. Infor-
nation aud advice from such authority were OF
course mot unhecded and patrol ot citizens
was organized TO guard the jail during ne
n;ob,, On the 3lst ult, Gov Seward wished
,hot place and authorized still more perea,
and effective organization. A number OF the
JJ,ica military corps have been added 10 the
nigh, patrol. and a body Of one hundred citi-
zens are to be furnished with arms and ammu-
ni,ion by the State. and to be ready at mo-
men, q alarm To appear on the spot !
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Col William Hopkins. Of Richlnnd District.
commandant Of the 23d Regiment oI Infantry,
was. on the 23lh ult,, elected Brigudier General
Of the 5,h Brigade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-16

Corporation EIee:ion.-The following gentle.
men were elected, on Monday the Gu, inst,
for Mayor, and Aldermen Of The City Of Char.
lesion:
Mayor.-Jacob F. Miutzing.
ALdermen-C. AZ. Furman, Neil McNeill
r. w. Cogdell, John Schnierle, Thomas J
Gannt, George Kinloch, William Patton, Jane:
NJ. S,ocker, John Hunter, Otis Mills, s. r. Rip
lev. Alexander Mcdonald.
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The Mcleod Casc.-The Southern Pairio.
Contains the following, as Postscript, TO a Wash
iugton letter.
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ful efforts 10 accomplish the termination
ofths extraordinary ;sifugsls.
"Col. w. has been offered the appoint
ment of Inspector General of the Army,
and il is not yet known whether he will
accept; but If lie should, he will mol be i'm.
medialely relieved here, as it will be i'm.
portuu, to retain him iu tho command un.
Ill he completes what be has thus far be.
gun, aud prosecuted so well"
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a AsHowER OF FLESH AND BLOOD.
There I" are more lhiu.s in heaven and earth,
Hora,;o
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who Witnessed tlse laiiiilg ot the mai
forbear any further comments al preseni;
would only add that have. sent all The
matter could collect to DR.. GerardT TEonst,
of Nashville. who will, no doubt, exhlbii
il to any person who may call on him,
where they may examine for themselves,
and give the philosopher! cause if they
please.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

VUNO THE PUBLICLY choice lot of Tennessee Il Hogs is offered for sale in this market now at the house of Elam Philips, at the head of Govern ment street. Persons wanting to purchase five hun dred weight will be supplied at 5 cents neatly dress ed By taking one hog will be cents, delivered at house, steamboat or vessel Orders left with Miller his Fruit Store, opposite Eutaw House, Royal-st. near the Livery Stable of Walters & Buford, or with Geo. Mcleod, formerly of the Mississippi Hotel, will be attended to. it-
 dccS HORTON DROVER.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

 = ELECT SOHOOL-A Select School will be lJ opened iH this city Thursdsy. Fist October inst under the eare ofthc Rsv. s. k. WRIGHT and LADY, ia the buding on Gssernnent street, formerly occupied by Mir. Kemblc.
 Tko nu,nosr efpupils will bc limited forty, and under no circumstances will thers be departure from this rule. No efforts will bs wsrting to make the institution elevated schss sf iuls actual dis ciPso, sosnd learning and neral cultare, ard at the tme fanish tho best facilities for sa orna- mental and polite eduesticn. Lessons will be gyes sn the guitar plane snd harp by Mrs. Wright. and ip tho other branehes of tho ornamental department by lady whe has besa for several years a highly ap- proved isscher is tho celebrated Troy fonsle semi nary.
 Vocal music will be taught ts tho school according ts the systsa of Mr Lowell Macon, ef Boston, with. out additional charge.
 The acadcmis will consist sf i've consecutive sos. sion,, and thas afford sPpsrasiiy the pupils be sbsent from tho city daring tho siskly summer months, without ircruption har eeurse of stuly.
 No scholar will bs received whs cannot read vol, aud tboss somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- ferred. Rstss of tuition naao knswn at ihe com. inoncemeat sf fSe schsol.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

SALT.-l500 sacks Salt, in store and in good or C der, for sale by
 dec13 r. SHAW co.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17
W E , N =

BshOid do hereby warrant to substitute, as usual, beautiful bold free, and expilitious st,l sf Penmanship pre-cmnently adapted tU general pur- poses, other method of leachiug evsr yet dis covered possibly inpart for any other hand how ever crampcd, illegbe, defnrned vulgar; in short matter how indifferent and confirmed it may he, in the short course of TEN LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH!ii
 LADIES CLASS, DAILr.-rhey are taught beau tful flowing hand, and the only nne now practsed in the most fashionable circles throughot Europe.
 CARD--IO the wrthy rssidenls of MoLiis.-Mr Goodwane expresses with more than ordiaarY conf- denre his inyioable design to give such satisfaction will astonish and delight hem it being the .end and aim of all his hopes" and ambition, that they should keep pace with the of his pupils in England,* Scotland, Ireland and France, where be emnenily distinguished himself as enman and teacher.
 *Where he had the honor of receiving the last przes-was patroniSed by the mnst distinguished characters and statesmen, particularly by Lord Brougham, Lord John Russell, Earl Gray, Duke of Sussex, Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel, Re- some of whose testimonials are in his possession.
 dec3 3gw*
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

ax CATCH HIM.--My boy HOPE is lurk- ing about the city, offering to hire himselft to
 N some steamboais, cotton press dray- NJ man. will pay a reasonable reward to any one who will return him to He is rather slender built, little bow legged, very black, has large noso, light mixed pants and either blse frock coat ar roundabout. (dsel0 9dl H. GATES.