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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14
rnE HARRISON IMPORTATION.

The very eoalemplible hue and cry
raised by csniina Lucoloeoism against the
appropriation Of . years sslsiy 70 Tho
widow and family Of lhe lsmerted Hsr-
risan, 10 most admirably " Gu, OF II The
knees' 10 the following Dialogue. from
the Tusearswss Adsocsle:
L0co.--i ihiak Congress very wrong
20 throw the public money swsy upon ihe
widow Of General Harrison.
Rhig.--Theygsse him syear'ssslsry.
which ! believe 10 customary In such
cases.
Loeo.-Thsi may be. but look al
tseniy-6se thousand dnllsrs. What q
great tar il 10 on The United States.
Hhig.-How much do you think win
come on you'll
L0eo.-l don, pay any United States
tax directly, but some 81 The foreign
articles use are taxed. and so would
pay in proportion.
Whig.-Fore,ga taxed articles are
chiray used by she rich. ID 10 linle that
1 OF you use 81 chem, and We have very
liille TAX 10 par IN Thai 9sy.
Loco. But this yeH's salary will have
TO be paid BY The people. shelher rich or
poor. q. ...-. -.s
Wig We'll. ~e will put rich & pour
together. al alike, and whs, would be
your shsreS $780,.
Loco.--Why DO you sski
Hhig because | intend 10 pay yon;
| will MOI hear you gfunble a. Congress
doing an aci u justice 20 ,he widow and
children Of such . msn as Gen. Harrison.
Zoeo.--You will end more grumbls
thsn me. and am better of Than your
self.
Whig.-I know il; but, poor as I am,
! can pay your share Of Ibis Lax.
Loco-Wtll, let Us have il.
Whig-I mus, srsi calculate yoar share
On The slate. There sre in the Unised
S,a,ss. by The Lave census, I7.i06.572 per-
sons; how much would be $4,000 dal-
lars 10 each pessoni Can you change .
cent? a@-
Loco.--Why do you ask; how much
do you make IN
Whig.-Csn you change cent. Issyi
Loco.--No.
Rhig.-Then take The whole cent. and
|, will pay seven Of yos if fairly divided,
for the seventh Of cent 10 just your pro-
portion Of this heavy tax Of $4,000. a.
Loco--Go 10 the dickens with your
cent, l will elec,isneer somewhere else.
Whig.-But take care 70 do il with
some ignorant man Tia, does not know
tie use Of figures, and has no love for The
brave defenders Of his country. .<
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Thursday. Nay o.

% The Wings Of Oaage wiIlncol.
leci, thai Thursday next The ls,h NJ. !.
lhe day aPPOinledfo for DE election orNem.
bers q Coagpess in shis State. and ia,
the polls viii be opened = usual u IN
The election precincts in this county. l.,
every Wing be At his post.
30 The People q this Dis,ia win
bear in mind. thai Il ibis session OfCOa.
gress the question win be finally xuael
whether NOrsh Carolina shall have her
portion Of the proceeds Of the PubIe
Lands. Judge Saunders is OPPOSED %
distribution. DR.. Smith Is in FAVOR Il Il.
Choose We between them.
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KINGDOM OF JERUSALEM.

The prcjeci Of connecting Palestine
into an independent State, 10 which the
Jews night return wi,h an assurance Of
protection and security, appears 10 be
seriously enierisinsd By some ofihe lead.
ing powers Of Europe. A word from
Price Msusrnieh and Lord Pslmsfsion
would. IL 10 stated. sst,ls tho maner.
The following sxtrsc, IRON . letter 70.
eeived in this city from Q gen,lemsn OF
high standing in the literary and diploma.
tic circles oil Berlin. dalsd Feb. rs. serves
To show that the subjee, has no, been lost
sigh, Of. and 10 perhaps brought nearer
10 some important decision than lhs
public has been sws'e Off" The allies
having obtained their end IN Syris are
somewhst Of Q loss how 70 dispose OF
their conquest They are seriously
thinking Of setting up OF reviving .
Christian kingdom ., Jeiusslem-s pro-
ject which seems 20 be received with Ia.
vor q, Vienna. But then what are they
70 do with The other Christian population
Of Syrisi This 10 one af the questions
which France has ssked them. They
are nov very anxious 20 draw her IRON
the isolated position into which they
have forced her; - they find after all tina,
they eanno, psmsnsnily and salisfsctori
ly settle the East without her concur
fenee!'
Genllemsn who have paid particular
attention To some Of the remarkable pro.
phesiss Of the Scriptures. believe that
they see in the leading political events Of
the day many indications Of The near sp.
prosch Of The miIlshium. when oil nations
shall be brough, to tho worship Of the true
God. The return Of the Jewish nation
TO Palestine. and tho resumption Of wor
ship 10 the temple Of Jerusalem, are re-
garded as among the events which must
necessarily happen before that gres, pur.
pose is accomplished. The political
movement here spoken Of. taken in con.
nsxion with the efforts OF missionaries,
who have oblsinsd . footing on slmos,
every section Of the globe. my serve TO
show tina, the millennium era 10 probably
not IS fsr distant IS the ,hough,less affect
10 believe. The subject |, one tha, sf
lords iood for much reflection. end the
proceedings Of tho allied powers in re.
gard to the Holy Land. will therefore be
watched with absorbing interest
HmericGn Sentinel.
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hsgins hen suddenly tFpIlFtd u 10 81
psen.s hssd, lie Consultation has inFssl'
- you wish Ihs cliff MagisEssy 4 de
IninR.
The Diplamsiie Corps has lie honor
10 sppssr before yon. Mr. Psfsidenl. ios
he purposs of expressing ihronGh ans.
- osesn. 10 sonrefn N me msisnehniy
e.snl = hleh has 80 pnsxpeessdly renosed
Gsneral HsTrison iron The hopes Of me
American people. The DIPLOMATS Cops
hss.sns siso 10 offer pp ~ soss. BIZ.
Presieens. shsl your Administration may
Be distinguished By The msln1snanee q
IN the existing friendly relations. and D!
. constant increase in The pfosPefiiy oi
lhr Uni@d Sssles.
The DipI0msiic Corps embrsees ihis
opportunity. Mr.. Precedent. 70 sssase you
Of ils earnest desires 10 merit your eoha-
denee and esteem.
The Presidmfs Reply.
Mr.. Minisfer: In my character o.
Chisf Msgislrals of The United States.
snd in The name Of the People lhereei. ]
have 10 return 10 The DiPlomsiie Corps.
whom on this occasion you represent, ny
acknowledgement for their expression Of
coincidence on sceouni Of The beFesss.
menl Which The eosnlry has so recently
sustained in the death Of is late lsmen-
led and illusuious President. lake
occasion, a. the same time, 10 give lhe
assurance that my mos, earnest desire. a.
his constitutional successor, viii be 10
msiniain and cherish The frisndiy rela.
lions which now 50 happily subsisi between
our respective countries.
The people Of The United States regard
their own prosperity rs intimately con.
neeled siih that Of The entire family ol
nations. and The cultivation Of the feelings
Of mutual smiiy, rs the best mode Of
advancing that important end.
! sincerely desire that The residences
Of The Diplomatic Corps near this cor.
eminent may prove every way sgreesbls
10 then; 10 accomplish which nothing
shall be wanting on my part
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Washington, April &c.

S""s SpIh %V'
President Tyler received the Diplo.
matte Body on Saturday. a, two o'clock
a, the Presidents Mansion.
In the absence Of the British Minister,
MIR. Fox. who. We are sorry TO say, was
kept away By indisposi'ion,) the Russian
MInistr. Mr.. Bodisco. appeared Of the
head Of the Corps. We give below his
address 10 the President, on behalf ol
himself and his colleagues. and the Pre-
sidenl's reply.
As the members Of The Body we're res
peciively presented. the President spoke
10 each Of them Of the relations. present
or past. between his country and the
United States. and OF his hope Of the
continuance Of smicsble relations; and
received from all congratulations. and the
assurance Of the desire Of peace and amity
with his country.
In these short conversations with gen
ilemen. mostly strangers 70 him, the Pre-.
sidsns was particularly happy. and this.
his hrs, official intercourse with the Re.
presenlaiiyes Of Other Nations, was, We
doub. not. exceedingly satisfactory
Nothing. indeed, could be more sppro-
prlsie or in better taste than The Pre-.
sidents remarks, and the replies of The
several members Of the Corps.
Nat. Int.
ar. Bodisco's address.
TRANSLATION
Mr. President: The United States
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-05-06

"Man proposes and God di,p"ses," 10
an indIfferen. translation ola French pro.
verb, the truth OF which is resllzed every
day Of our lives. We have. however.
rarely met with so remark able an illus,ra.
ton Of il as tina, which we are now abou,
10 communicate 10 our readers.
Ia the Boston Atlas Of April i7rh, We
find the following notice:
Mr.. Haugh,on. the Proprietor and
Senior Editor Of this journal. uiH sail
in The acadia this afternoon for Ii
pepoOl. During bis absence, he will
leave the editorial department, Of the A tlas
under the sole charge Of DR.. Thos. Al.
Brewer. Junior Editor. The business
transactions Of The Office will also be con.
Quoted BY DR.. Brewer. ss his authorized
agent and attorney"
Before The Acadia sailed that afternoon.
ME-. llsughton was no more! lie died Of
spoplsxy. a, noon Of iha, day.
National hteiigeneer.
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Hesicyan Meihodisis.-A late Eng
lish paper says that the Wesleyan Me.
ihodis.s have no less than l60 missionary
stations. they employ 900 missionaries,
and in The schools under The supervision
Of those missionaries there are 10000
children. The Contributions 10 the mis-
'ion'ry funds within the las, year we're
nsarly 100000
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FORMULATION
Mr. President: The United States
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03
RECElpr. q, F Ci,pTinN

Persteamboat Anna Calhoun fin .Warsav-R Jones Is balcs Riyes, Battle l6; Maaldn, Montague & co fl; Dcknsoi& Enstis 10; Robt HaryrI l2 M D-Conklin 8; 'Stringfeilow 4 Hanna B.. ...s.s,,.-e |. :
 Fer steamboat Jefferson, fin Montgomery-D Wheeler go bales E l. Andrews y1i iiaffisor Blair o Bull X Files 13 Austl X Marshall 1u Boy kin 55; "A Pope x Son 5Oi Deslfa, Sheppards sS co3y; Bower 3s c w Tareton 2s; John slnifson X co 30 Brodnak, Newton x Haynes 20; Crawford 20y 5 Townes 2u; McGf ney X Robinson lg sayre ll;F Lee le Riyes, Battle x co fl; ABrqun 10, P Bullard g; Hoyt Ford'9; Robert Walker ,; Lacey yreIr s co G W $ Knox 1; Fo,l- taine 4 P I Harris 1. = ts s-.f -fs1. i -
 Per steamboat Lalla Rookh; from. Fairfleld--E L An arews co 5lo.bai.s Desla, Sheppard& co l2; Thos It'll & co 46i Manhlin, Montague 43; Tarte Stewart
 tS co 13 iiarrisot& Blair "; Adams & Sims 55 Laey
 Terrl & co 24 Bull Files 1y; Allen X Hidden l5; f3 Carisfe ,; Ellis 4. 'a'. f=F '.sf
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Unxs.xxs,Ux Ux

Per brig New Eng land i'm Bdston-R R Belkiap; II F Lee; Cunnins, Hogan Snow; -J Brastw co; Coey, Stewart foi Tart, Stewart d coL HullN Son; Ehid sey-& Baldwin; II Witherpgton; D rilotson; JsGondGll io DeFqrest, Morris x Wilkins; Whitaker .s Sampsof B A ] $ NewhoaseJ Bowie. 0 Mhzaigei Ledyard, Hat ter X co, Coih & McCullougir Bartert, Waring & co
 Per steamboat Alabama, fin New Orleans-W.H Bun nell S coz c RvanjsEllls q Green.
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|. .pAssssIx.,I,: |, .E.sss..'' -

Per ship TalboLatp New AoTk-Messrs CornwelT,C ,CP knapp Ira Smith, l.slyeus weft Trea1asell Myers. Jas Page, Ilodsee Cook Mrs Beck S 2cldren Mrs issys- hand Miss A " Nosdss,aokerS7ss steefags.
 Passengers Dtl.eiTfg Sarah Brow1l hence al N York 2ed-Mrs Grtnshaw and daughter, Rev, sif Frost,
 Fer sleamiost Lap kooKiI, fh fafrfeld-Mnss w Mann, .. --f =, - Per steambont Anna calhoun, fm Marss,g-Mess W land. r. .ss-st " - '9.s -
 Per steamboat Alabama, i'm New Ofledus 2Messrs " Moore, ribbes, Consaa, Fay or, Welth, Fullerton Ro, berts. : t. s-- N'..' = .1-' :. Persteamboat Jefiersoh3 fn Montgomery-Mr Barrett aud family Mrs Sheppard, Mrs Il sullivan, Miss Lang Messrs Murphy, Lowe, Willis, Jeaperelt Letman Beau mister aler, Hallett Smith; Haygood Liliitjohn ron, ,'Dozier Barron, Jones, Allen, Durden, Iisiock.
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One of the first movements in the South CaroHn;
 legislature, is direcied against Nr. CHATS ,grant
 distribution scheme. On the second day of the ses
 sion, Judge Huger introduced into the Senate an act
 to prohibit fhis federal argess. It will doubtless pass, for the public sentiment of that state as unan
 mously secuted al ihe notion of feeding at the fedora
 treasury on the spoils of tue public domans [, ..
 . Some of the hg.presses, in watching the course inc Democratic legislatures in relation to this fund
 nave ndu'ged n uc 'aierhli0uir of the notion, that
 any body can bring hsolf.up to the point of refusing "a gift of money We should be sorry to believe ta, this class of writers represents truly its own political
 friends If the distribution gift instead of taxsif itwas from surplus fund, already accuuuat. cd, instead of fund, to replace which taxes must be
 laid upon the very people who are to receive hack the same amount, diminished by the double process of PayIng public officers to collect, and to distribute it s,ilfit would be an open avowal of sordid motives which few feaectng men would be shameless epougb to make; eyeh if they felt them, to SCI. aside constit- tioasl scrupes and give direct sanction to an uoon slitutoi law, for the sake sharing in the profits or the wrong. But when 1t is manifestIy only a pan ts excuse taxation. when t squanders means already for the public wants so as to mako necessary to resort to means supply, which wIllopen to dan gerous agitations, questions upon which the Sosthern States are minority, and only look or adverse dsc'sions, when these aethe inevitable fruits if hot the clear purposes of the scheme, for which our snc tion is sought with gift of part of our own moaesy. it seems to us that the rcue jdsty belongs to them whs could be shallaw enough to be deceived by such deyices., =. I,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

The Boston Post. gives returrs of ,he late electun
 in Massachusetts, from all the, towns in the Sae.1 Davis tWhigl has majority for. Governor, over all others, of s99-for which the Whig party throughout the United States have been extremely thankful, Al
 the election last year, Davis majority over all others, was l4,4ls They must have heen confoundedy scared in old Massachusetts,, to have thought this escape from a defeat, worhy'of all the expenditure of capitals and italics with which il has engreeted by the Wing newspapers. ..
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:PU BI.iC S.AEt.S.
.RY nlHN.JOHNSilN.:. !.

WILL be sold without reserve, on Monday next at12 o'clock, in front of the Court House. the follow ing described property lDy consent of parties, the sale of REAL EsTATE. AD situated atSprhg Hill, including tie valuable residence of Mr. Brothers, and also the land lying the Spring Hill Road nearly opposite fhe Nnnnery which advertised to be scld by the undersigned Trustee the 5ih iust.. has been postponed until the first Wonddy q Deceber next. Tens of sale one fourth cash. balance one and two years credit s-
 That very desirable residence on Spring Hill lately iu the occupancy of William Crolhers; consist ing of large dwelling oui-houses, and nine acres of land It is needless to dilate on the very superior advantages attached to bis property. suffice it to saS the dwelling couains l2 upright rooms a pantry and five closets has kitchen attached 90 feet long with ihe requisite rooms for seryants c., stable. 70 feel by 20, containing carthage. COW. and pig heuses;
 brick smoke house; garden in excellent condition orchard, stocked with nearly every -vari aty If fruiltrees also, large and rare variety of orna mental sfrubbery surrounding the premises; in fine amore desirable a better improved prtfperty is not te be found in the e-soothern cuuntiy.' :. -
 Also tfa, desirable. piece otand. containing abont IA acres between the residences o Col Phillips aud MNor Swift ilnmediately oppoaite the Nunnery, on the Sprnghill road, asne admifably calculated for dwelling. combining the essentials of country res
 dence with-ihe great advantage of it's contguity to town. .. nlSids R. M, LIVINGSTON Tr,s,aa.
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.GOMMERG1AL..
-FRI6Ay EVENING" Dlc- 5


 -Nehad mail through rom N York 1odny-dStes ot rt evening of the 2sd; the 25lh dye Charleston dates were of ule 26th and 2ith ult. ,.e The Charleston Cotton 4narket hId been quite astiSe dnrng- weeh-sales , ,0O0 bales Subsequent to the receipt o the oregnnews, prices ,receded tc' Quota tions for mddlng mddng fair, sc, sle. fair to fully hr, a SIC. Arrivals, ,l9s bales. Exchange on Lon don a SIG. premunf Freights to Liverpool 4d:i Ha- Vre 1c. -. .-'' -tir'.s.- q The Nc,s ISrk Cotton Market quite dull, on the ssd and 2sd Sales os he iorIaet day, only 200 haes.
 Exchange for the packet the 2sd, sterling g M 10 premium--only moderate ssies., The Great Western took s256, ,Lo"p specie. Mobile innds @ at dseoqnt
 United States Bank Stock at,N, York D 33. C., e.
 Hamburg, Nov s4coiop dull dsc1ning-p g-prices--oH- tremes 6l sic., 70 - 7" -"'- 2't. Georgctos5n Nov.ai -oOt,om selling at T. a9c 's' dugnsta, Noy-ai couou mafhet, dptss.ed and prices cenIo@e OF an qdaIities-eatremes sie. n >' Al Phdadphid, 22d inc auotaos in BickaeIls Repor' ter were 7aeper cenr for money ontdoms The parhe rather easier. 5ss.s' .s
 % heayy fall Of hail occurred olihe 2sd ut in the yi rinitS oi Wi1ers Lgn.ng the Warrior River which s represented have doh6 nhf Injury ihe Cotlon in that -e'uos. srs iai isssid have been iu sizerom hickey nmte aiateih goo ss to hnYt fsitn oSeI ssracf ofeonn,ry dfseysed mrles in extent. '
 knoher rrdasgy elredat, eSph.naiors of the spplca lion oitbe Ieaafatt eases, as been issued from he epGtmeni. cdnsass,e ed -auIJiIsr eaiVass coHtih@s iapay e5iise saniss ;aloyeul ceidli Iase iorHerly Issihs lgslleN p.As2 per cent Ueuen lag gRg, wilon resard.o mFh wsjglo 1,ateiial, g cts per square sard'' dny ClatlsfM6e, or designed 10 be applied the of cotteaf baggsg pays sale dty Msca inshments, principally wood, Aiu,ess organs piano fortes etc pay 30 per cent; if cfei, of brass esi copper 25, and if osilverortory, 20 er cent Ptnts and NeIIn ptc nay ID fordrs aad iJc f ground In ol; whiting is, Whe and Red Lead, Black Paint Sc 4eE eente Plate and old Silver if only 1t be re-manohctdi in this eoiil- iry free Willows .formefiy ffee pfyep per cent
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GARDJN ER-pet bnrque John 0dlin lO9 bxs bed steads, 32 tons hny 2M lumber, SUM lahes 250 bbs po tatoes, 20 do apples, 50M shingles. .,. =
 BusrON-Per brig New EiglaDd 100 etndslones 20 bb onions, l37 coils rope 5OO bxs fish sdndry nds
 TllOMAsToN-Per brig Homer :. lOOJ bbls lime. NEW oRLEANs-Schr Elizabeth ;2e bbls pork, 20 do flour 10 do whiskey, hds suga 20 bxs rssis, 2g4 NEW. .oRLEANs-steamboatA Alabama 13 bbls gin, 12 do bahdy i2 do vnegaT 200 do whisAey 300 do four Il coils rope, 49 hhds hams and sides. = a-i-t'
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this session. and probably ofthe election pftwo Whig Senator's Were ihe people of Tennessee to vpie now, il 1shghly probable thsr both Seuatnrs would be Deinocratlc.
 We do not know. who have heen selected as the Whig candidates but perceive D, letter from Mir: Bell, declining public dinner, that he is nt one ofthen, He intinates that sone public expressio"
 is necessaty to satisfy the people, that he was not passed over from intentional disrespect
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= EsISsL4MYABLE GvSpowDeR.--One' of the moH remarkable processes yet dscoyered, is that re-
 cshtly submitted to tie members oG tn, French Aca. deidy of Science, wbch gunPowder can be so ore. paredas to be deprsed.ol its inIlannabtv and can hs s' put up as tb be safe any other commodi. . " lroin exp ,son-or danger. What die method is. has not yer bee dyulged butif there is any truth in II, we shall next expectto see of he Acatiemi
 cianscmnlang the. three children in the fiery fdrn
 firm fire. '' "'a'
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ffro" tue Washington eofrsspoaaeacs of Ihe U B. Gazl
 said sdmethWs,ia my, last touching1ie posItiorin wHch Nr Stevenson lelr our public relations in Eng
 iiad--and bear mora Of it since ivrotes, | have rison to believe that tie Secretary of State cens dens tls elams of Engid lo search our merchant ships as p!L only ooist il tiNIiseives but sb pertnacidnsly
 -orcei, as 10 call lJi grave retuRe'lrom our Goy efalent Tilentipned ny.lhstthat Mir. Stevenson hi wrinen a-yery seyere letter. just before he efi .E!lgisnd. linear also more al that now. 1t was n Parthian arrow, and the exniniser it is sai boasts that its point was poisoned-3hile Lord iPaIinerston considers the embroiled stite oflhe negotatons .s- -delisaini legacy for him to leave his Tory success sJr.. The subjects will, think, occdpy s6nsidera
 bls place n the presdent's 'lnessagr. By Ihe way. siace .heretu,,ro Mr. Tyler from Virginia. Es s.ems 10 give hnlseii G, t2 s'vogs, and q,emproyed state vfhIs health Will allow of some extra exertion -
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. S'7 - Its M bI lINUo HUN TIT U BX LATHAM HULL x .sON.
- .port Vo,3,o,y Nj,

'' ' . -. -POrl Wardtn s. Nalf. ;, " {. TOMORROW, 4tf inst, at 10 o'olock, at our auftoh room; under. the inspection of the Port War dens, for account ofMboin il may concern-
 4t T bpx of assorted Dry Goods. -' ' damaged on the yoyageof importation. Terms cash
 Aso,-A general assortment of Groceries, as usual. -..'-. = e. .s .... |'-. And,-At our Dry Goods establishment, opposite our store. where our Dry Goods sales w hereafter be heL geferal assnrt,net of seasonabl,. Goods snlted to the city country trade. a worthy the at tsnon pt bayers, who are-respeciidly invited to at; tenti. Terms cash. z, '. .-- decS
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: MARINE LIST.
FORT OF. MOBILE F pEeEaBER ,, ls4I
: ' .---- :! ty,IARED, 2. '.1. IT -

... LH.EARED. s"t fsss i.., f-,.
 Brig Selma, Smith, far New ofk; by John Ryan.
 schr Letd, ScherIibeck; for New Oreinfs ba Hast. .f =, ;. z. ,.ARRIyEy.. ,i. a.
 Ship Taflpt, Story, F ds in New York =
 Hooper. 4 i- . < ' .srhr Elizabeth, Newton lin New Orleans, to order 2 Steamboat fnna'c dhoans Duval, fin Warsaw, with sO bales coeii. / I.S- -. :.'
 Steamboat Jefferson, Burrill, from Montgomery with asteamboai Alabaps Stewart, fin New Orleans. =. SteaIhb sdu.hefnef Wambersle. fin New orlenns.
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Mir. Tasislro, who made very favorable mpr .s; sion in this city, by his lectures on Shakespeare, and represented some of Shakespeare characters m our city, last winter, with considerable success--iis a book in the press, in Philadelphia, entitled "so"- ,enirs of tle Soulh''-being "reminiscences of h's professional tour in this quarter. 't
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l- We 1esru ttat heavy fan 9f flsiI occurred on Tuesday last, f,e ycmfy of Withers. Handling, on
 the ceton-lh thar seot.ou of counlryOur iniormant stites tIshail tohare yaredii size, from hickory
 mt to goose egg, and tQ iaye fallen over tract of country se,e,af,nies aeSient. eteensPoro Beacon,