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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

LETTERS OF MARoUE AND REPR1sAL.
We heard it stated on. Saturday last, says
the Philadelphia Ledger, by an intelligent
officer of the United States Government,
that MIR. Polk was determined, in case of
a war with Mexico, TO make terrible eX-
ample of any foreigners not belonging TO
Mexico, or parties to the war, who may
attemp: aggressions upon American com
merce under color of letters of marque from
the Mexican Government. He will give
orders to the commanders of our Nation
al vessels to treat all such adventures
as pirates, as in reality they will be. 1t
viii be easy to distinguish them by Ian
guage, and few examples it is thought
will be sufficient to put stop to their
cowardy, dishonest and murderous opera.
tons. The Mexicans have but a very
limited marine, and have scarcely energy
or enterprise sufficient TO put ten priva-
teers afloai; but war will afford pretext
to adventures of other nations TO com.
mence a system of robbery under letters
Of marque, and the best means we can a.
dept to defend ourselves against them, vii
be 10 pursue the course which it is said the
President has already marked out, ant
punish them as pirates.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

ANOTHER MYsTERY.-The Washington
correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
is making some curious developments of
abuses practiced at Washington, by men,
5ers of Congress taking constructive mile
age, and claiming for detention after the
adjournment of Congress. The accounts
Of the payments made to Senators at the
late Executive session, have been, he says,
strangely suppressed, and are now cover
ed with impenetrable mystery in the hands
of the Secretary of the Treasury. Can il
be that Mr.. Walker, although he had sent
in his resignation to Gov. Brown long be-
fore, and knew too that he would go into
Mr.. Folks cabinet, took his mileage and
pay for this Executive session, and is now
suppressing the information that would
prove the fact?
We are glad to see that there few
bold and honest spirits yet left who will
expose fraud and rascality, let the blows
fail where they may. Sentinel.
Il
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

TExAs.-Steamer Undine, Capt. Grce.
from Corpus Christi bay, via Arkansas bay
and Galveston, left Corpus Christi on the
18th instant, and Galveston on the 23d,
reports all quiet at the u. S. encamp-
ment. Gen. Taylor had succeeded in re-
moving all the troops belonging to The Sd
and 18th regiment, and established his head
quarters at Corpus Christi. A breastwork
for defence was nearly completed, and a
few pieces of ordnance obtained in the
town were brought in requisition. There
was no positive information of the advanc e
of the Mexicans, but it was rumortd that
Arista was assembling a force at Matamo-
ras. A company of traders were Expect
ed to arrive at Corpus Christi the next day.
We have received Galveston paprs of
the Odd inst. The following is all that
we find in them of interest:
The Civilian, speaking of the reports of
the number of the Mexican troops at Cor
pus Christi, and their movements, says:
The best information from Maamo-
ras, is that there were about ffteer hum
dred Mexican troops there, fortifyng.-
They are represented to be badly support
ed, and not more efficient than Mexican
soldiers usually are.
Mexico is evidently wholly unpepar-
cd for offensive operations at present, and
our own impressions are that her measures
are adopted under the apprehension that
they may be necessary for Defence
We are informed that the ID regiment OF
U. S. Dragons, under the command Of
Colonel Twiggs, had arrived at San Pa
tricio, on the eastern bank of the Nuesces
about thirty miles above Corpus Christi
Great apathy is exhibited by the Tex
ians in the election of Senator and Re
representatives. to the Texian Congress fol
the county of Harris; the reason obvious
y is that another meeting of that body
will probably never take place.
nv. o. Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

PRoPosED AMENDMENT TO THE Cox
sTITUTIoN IN RELATION TO THE CHAR
TERING OF BANKs.-So far as an express
sion of opinion has beer elected, the press
Of this State are in favor of an amend
ment TO the constitution prohibiting, in Fl.
ture, the incorporation of any bank in
this State. The whig press is silent in re-
lation to this measure. Wherefore? Are
the wings for or against it? Let US know.
The question will come before the next
Legislature, and it is important that the
people should know how their representa-
lives will act. [Mississippidn.
Willis IS making himself ridiculous by
writing letters from England about Lady
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

The . Native American wings are
row sacetiousIy called T'astenguggees.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

49, We have been requested to give no.
ia hat ) prosracted meeting will be held
;, ne Presbyterian church in this place.
- ror1n,encing on Friday week, 10Th INST
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

sSieNrFrcANr FTGUREs.- THE Memphis Ap-
neal estimates Browns majority over Fos-
ter from complete returns, at 1875.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

Ncs-x DAv1Rsox. Ia lsf4. wses
The Prcspeess e Mr- CAY were sesnes
arsgo'. ne ~kigs x,oke q ~ :. ~,
lasoa ~-~Aea he Uuisa rs loss al
lsaasssee sased ~ Ia vose<. 4 49, asa
NeeiS ts1aes>ee --ao~, whea rcancz-
sc = 81, azd Dass1oa eceaiy sszs1s
trae - uasSsUg1. ne ksoss = ~Not.s
tl7t s@saa- \ go whss his suggested
tAAf aiieE 80 a~xi elcrfiaa Dass3sea wtn
- IS. w.<a i nj - : Ne Nashville -
We weu1 nol - - xsxedy IS - tSpsixc
60 SAC friceA 81 cr<fx crasnb 81 coa-
fors, 80 aeen<dsnz - Aaam lIantsznza i
A. a geomw Csc ia aAzrxssra.
AazA Uxiss.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

'aWHre CREED."-The first number o
this paper was issued on Saturday last, and
is quite creditable, both in appearance anc
contents.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

o. We see 1t stated that the louisville
Journal condemns the course of the peo-
pie of Lexington, KY, in suppressing the
publication OF Cassius M. Clay's incendiary
abolition paper, and defends that fanatical
traitor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

= 0E5- We are authorized to announce
= GdARLES K; TAYLOR as a candidate for
Treasurer of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

THE M1NTs.-From statement in the
Washington Union Of the 30th ultimo, we
learn that the coinage of the U. s. minis
in the month of July was
In eagles S55 900; half eagles $3.50
quarter eagles $5,737 50-total in gold,
S19I,737 SO.
In half dollars ST. 900; in quarter dol
lars, SIS 900; in dimes $4,000; IN half
dimes 49,000-totaI silver, 1894, 900.
In cents, $3,343 s7.-Total coinage in
July, 1916, S459, 081 II.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

IL, o. We are authorized TO announce
GEORGE W. LOVING as candidate for AS
SCISSOR of Carroll county
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

A Coon MovE.-We observe a petition
published in the Harry Of the West, !"
praying that the Legislature prohibit, by
severe enactments, the circulation Of the
notes of Banks of other States within the
limits Of this State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

&C. P. Smith, of Wilkinson CO., ha.
Withdrawn his name as candidate fo
State Chancellor,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

-0s5- The last Holly Springs Guard has
two columns of stuff designed to prove
that Gov. M'Nutt was one of the orgina-
tors of the shinplaster system in MISSISSIPPI
nj. Mine Got! vat will de Frenchman
make next!o as the Dutchman said the first
time. he ever saw monkey.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

To prescribe tAe sod = procresiiae -
gafnst iaeorPers.s1 sa4kx fs~ rseta-
fi0a ef fkeir csrponste frsa<kises. eal
against Persoas prglsR4sag e sr<rrzss
corporate pririlfges, HAzsr arss = ~
eorPoratao@s aad Tor aEAs4- fzrpase9.
Section /. Is = ENacrkn 81 rnx
LEGISLATURE o. rHE SrArz - Msssss.
sIRrI, Tint ], shall L he eusy 4 saxA
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

~ The fall term of Choctow Circui
Court commences on Monday next, 18th.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

OF We invite attention to the eloquent
article in another part of this paper on
"Annexation.' The editor of the g Re-
view'' was an eleventh-hour advocate Of
annexation, and we cannot refrain from
renlarking that censures of the early advo-
Gates of this great measure come with ra-
Their bad grace from such source.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

Wednesday morning, !, September 10, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

Gen. Quitman, we perceive from seyes
raj of our interior papers, his commenced
making speeches in furtherance Of bis
claims for the u. 8. Senate, notwithstand-
inp his reluctance short time since to do
So LSentiuel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-10

" And spearing she ,rould ac'er consent
consented.o
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
NATHANIEL GLOVER, co M If Is SION II F R c 1T 4 ~ T

o M M 5 ; c ~ M E R C ii 4 " f, MOBILE, ALABAMA, H AVlNG male ample provisions to commence . I l Commission Business in the city of Mobile by the first of November next, will strictly attend tr the sale of cotton and all other country produce thai may be intrusted to his care; and. to all who ma, favor him with their patronage in the cottoa way can have all orders for family dry goods and groce ries filled by him at the shortest notice, and will use all diligence to give general satisfaction to his patrons.
 REF ENCEs.
 Hon. J. W. BRIDGES. of Wilcox Co. Ala, LEoEoDUs RATcLIFF,S wv -," Dr. s. c. COCHRAN,
 s. w. HARRIS, ! of Pckins Go. Ala. Dr. P. KING,
 E. w. BENNETT, of Monroe Co. Miss.
 6s,stn: 0si W v s1RssT4. s1gAa4, ofNoxubee co.m'. Dr.P. w WIsTER. of Cooksve, Miss.
 Rev. Mir. SHAVER, of Warsaw, Ala. iy26 l80taepl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
rne norai ,Ve.. Indin nIail steam E,scIsets


 HERD Leave SouTHAmProK for MADEl- ZISMT1LK9RA, the WEST INDIES, Sc, dl- r-S5ssii on the 2nd and l7h of each month, returning Twice a Month m due course'
 The public is respectfully informed that the Brl- fish Royal Mail SIeaui.packet Company, steam Vessels offer commodious hccomnodalioh 'oi as sengers, and ply regularly between the unuer"'en- tioncd places, Fiz:--' n, From ENGLAND to BARBADbo tFia maaeHu U" 'a' ell and l7lh of each month ,o,, co.N, From BARBADOS, about tho 9l' ana s'ah, ~ DA; thence aloug tho Northorn i.nnds to sT. and PORTO RICO, and back by the same route 10 bAk- BADOS ,o., ro,.oo and DFMFRARA; thence about the 5lh and 2Uth, tu TOBAGO and GRENADA. ,oo, rn,xuo.n From GRENADA, about ihe llth and 2oin, to ThihpAO and back. ,o, From GRENADA about the lith and 2Gth, calling st JACMEL in Hayti. to JAMAICA, St. Jago de Cuba ;- thence back to JAMAICA @nM as frm whence asr @ ,ss Steamer proceeds towards ENGLAND, via BERMUDA and FAYAL alternately. - oD,,,rD.,L. From ST. THOMAS about the i6th 10 bfNauDh' .nenee about the 2lst. to NASSAU and HAVANA; leaving ths last mentioned place, about inc s9!h. Tor JAMAiCA From JAMAICA, about the l6,hi 10 9sn.a L Rena CHAGRES and San JuEn de Nicaragua, and neGk 6y the same route leaving CHAGREs about the 18th, and reaching JAMAICA about the 3 d. ,,,,, From JAMAICA about tha 3rd, to HAVANA, fEhA CRUZ TAMPICO, and back by the same route to IA vANA; thence, about tho 10th, to Nassau BERMUDA a"' ALSO BY SAILING VESSELS. From GRENADA about the 26th, 10 LA GUAYRA and PORTO CABELLO. and hack to LA GUAfkA, thence 10 ST. THOMAS arriving there about l9e lo'h' |, From HAVANA, about the sih 10 HONDURAS, and oack to IavuEa - =,
 lr;-rhe Fares (which include lle use of Bedding and Linen, Stewards Fees, and all other charges, except for Wines. Spirits, Malt Liquors and Mine ra Waters,) are moderate. For example, that De . tween Havana and Jamaica, is Fifty Dollars, and bel ween other places nearly proportonate, having reference to distance and time
 By rhis continuous chain of Steam Communcatlen an opportunity offers (o persons remaining on board) of evading the rsor of climate during winter, with, out mourning the risk of residing for any length oi time in a West India Colony.
 The Steam Packets carry an experienced Surgeon
 E. CHAPPELL, Secretary,
 iy22amo 55 M0orgaIe- street. London.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
ID E ITS T R Y.

nR. LEES NERVINE will give immediate re lI lief to the most acute TooTH ACHE, whne il proceeds from an exposed nerve It will also en- tireIy destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be plugged and again become useful. without any pair whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every thIng injurious to the organization of the tooth ol that win discolor it.
 Certificates of it's efficacy, from some of the respectable citizens, may be seen st the OFFICE southeast of Royal and Dauphin.strees, oveI Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royal-st.
 GJ'Eyery operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted 10 last. mh2l 94if
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
unNAIaNEEA

Per sehr sarnh from New-Orleans-Wiison 6 May; j F Cunninshami p E Pomeroy; w Dorrahce; w II Bunnel; w Calvert Smith, Dabney & coi Antony & coi Marshaf, Rowe X ca; s < Jones
 Per steamboat J L Day from Now-Orleans-Camp- bell Owen q ca; c LoBaron; Wright & Cunninsham C Center & co; Wakington Callahan; Coloy, Stew art & co.
 Per steamboat Fashion from w.Orleans-J II Iinberi K Foos co; Zaratn X Stuard Wilson & May; Humphries, Walsh < coi Barron, Mead co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09

NEw.oRLEANs-Per steamboat J l. Day-4t Dbl. hour 30 Gks coae II cks bacon, 64 bhls whiskey n
 cak rice 40 chs rope 2s kgs nas bbis molasseH ou pcs bAkenG, bbs kgs 1ard, hxs sugar. kgs butler
 kEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashon-o DDS coal, 40 do iour, II hhds bacon, 8 do pork
 NEW -ORLEANS-Per schr Sarah-2 hlt pipes boIs wine xs wine loo kss lard l60 sks hraD 20 ess 2U bbs bAeon IeO bbs 1our $50 sks corn, 100 bales hay l2 bbs moasses kgs shot, 80 bxs soap, 70 oois Vho
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
White Sulphur Springs

|
 l MORGAN COUNT. ALA, Jan 1st, lS45. | TENHE undersigned having associated with them | \ Major GEO. B. CLITHERALL, the above
 establishment will future be conducted by us jointly. I P. T. MANNING, G. F. MANNING. | The public informed that the "MORGAN SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of vls-
 tors from the 10th May till the lst November.
 The snbscrbers pledge themselves to every
 means to contribute 10 the comfort and pleasure of
 their guests.
 The waters are White and Black Sulphur, Caleb
 yate Copperas, Limestone and pure Free Stone, and
 have been pronounced by persons competent 10 udge
 inferior in medicinal properties to any waters in
 the country They situated among the mounains-
 20 miles south of Huntsville, section of country,
 abounding beautiful scenery and natural curosies,
 and in point of health this location is unsurpassed.
 The improvements elegant and sufficient for the accommodation of 300 persons. Te,ms-s25 per month and no srtras-very liberal
 deductions made to families, and to persons remaiu- ing the season. post office s established al the
 Springs, and permanent hotel kept there, located on the Memphis and Augusta mail road, which road crosses the Huntsville and Tuscaloosa mail road, ten miles from the Springs, al "Olander,'
 where four horse post coaches from the north, south, east and west intersect.
 To our friends and the public we say ''come one, come al.'' For further particulars, address F. T. MANNING, Esq, Post Master, Morgan Springs, Ala. pr. c. F. MANNING, Huntsville. or Major GEO. B. CLITHERALL, myl9 145Mmo at Mobile or Tusca loosa.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
|slds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF 'S SALE.
 XHT ILL be sold cash in front of lhe Court House
 w door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 2sth day of August 1845, between the hours of o'clock. M and o'clock, PM, of said day one negro man called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, 5 feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, State ofAlabama. Said negro man Barney having been committed 10 the Jail oi Mobile county, Alaba- ma, as a runaway slave, by Charles B. King. Jus tce of the Peace, of Mobile county. lhe 10th day of January, l845, and his owner owners having failed come forward, prove property. pay charges and take hlm away, he therefore will be sold in conn pance with the statute in such cases made md pro- vded 10 pay Jail fees, Sc.
 EebI7 81ds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09

Per steamboat J l. Day from New Orleans -Mesdames Carroll Fowler, Hazard Mss Hazard, Maj Chase, Messs Hazard Duffy, Walker, Fowler, Foster, Reynolds, Dom aId, Moresn.
 Per steamboat Fashion i'm w-Orlenns-Fishsr and lady Messrs stone Taylor, Ward, Brooks. Richards.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
THE POOR MAYS FRIEND.

N URE! x O PAY!
 nR.JOSEPHT. HILLS FEVERAND AGUE D MIXTURE-A certain and speedy for ChiIls and Fever or Fever and Ague, and preven- tive of Fcvers generally. The unparalleled num- Der of cures performed by this medicine, wherever introduced, justly entities il to be called the "Poor Mans Friend" It IS to them that its virtues are fa,Is 10 cure an ordinary of Chs and Fever or Fever und Ague, and two bottles have always effect ed permanent and lasting cure in the most inveter- ate cases The physicaus have declared war against it in all fever countries account fs uuheard of popularity and success. Nothing is lost the pur- chaser of this mixture, for failure any case of Fever and Asue, entities the purchaser to his money again. No cure no pay are the terms on which is sold-that heinz sufficient guaranty o its virtues, IS not thought necessary give any ot the hundreds of recommendations voluntarily furnished to the proprietor by those who have been cured by it's use. For sale at
 GATES Pharmacy, Sole Agent.
 0J- Be sure and ask for "Hiil's Fever and Aeue Mixtu,e" and no other. jy3l nOCTOR SWANS RTEUMATI5 PAIN D EXTRACTOR AND TONIC LlNIMENT. The pubscribers have received and have in store,
 supply of the justly celebrated Liniment which they have the fullest confidence in offering the public, as being the best local application exant. A popu- lar western Physician who uses u largely in his practee writes of il as follows-s'In all euianeous or muscular affections, bruises, scalds. contusons, ndoent sores, fungus erptions, as we'll as in all nhamaons, organic or epasmotiic, have found this Lnment superior all other preparations, and in recent sp,ai or bruises consider it n specifics 1 Price 50 cenis per bottle. For sale only by my6 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
SHERlFF'S SALE. St. John, Powers & Co.
 Va., ven. eK. lz....-. =. fNtfs

KNT ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 W House door of Mobile county on the frst Monday OfSeptember, l845, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, title and interest of Alexander Cassell in and the following dscribed piece, parcel lot of land and premises, situate, ing and heinz in the city of Mohile, on the north side of Church street, between Lawrence and Hamilton streets, having front on Church street of forty five (45) feet and running back northwardly one hundred (O0) feet in depth, and bounded as follows, 10 wt-south by Church street. on the north by line parallel with Church street, and distant thereirom one hundred (I00) feet, on the west by line parallel win Law renee street. and distant therefrom forty (4O) feet, on the east by line parallel with said western boundary line, and distant therefrom forty five (45) feet.
 ALso-The undivided third part of a lot of land, situated in the city of Mobile, at the southwest in- tersection of Jackson and St. Anthony sreels bav- ing front of eighty (86) feet on the west sde of Jackson street, aud front the south side Of St. Anthony of one hundred and fifty six (l56) feet, having the same depth n rear as in front on Jackson street,-ii bning the same lot of land con- yeyed by Diego McVoy, Junior, to c. k A. Batre the first November, 1885.
 Said above described lands to be sold by vir- tue of the above stated vendtoni exponas which is sued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to directed.
 aus2 is3tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff MIG.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09

EXira COaChes VIII aIWaYs DC kept Ih TeadIness 10 accommodate the travel,
 Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston, omnibus included, s26 50.
 Through tickets can be had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, al Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery, April l4, l945.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re- erred for further particulars, and through tickets, giving preference of seats, to Mr. John Ticknor, Agent, No. St. Francis street, or to George w. Backus, Travelling Agent. Mansion House, Mobile 3.i It will be seen lhai the caris of ihe Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, which claim for them the greatest speed dated prior to the 10th April. and were then correct, although now the re- verge.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09
SHERIFF,S NOTICE.

SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
 TOMMITTED to the ia of Mobile county on C 10th of July 1S45, hy Charles A. Hoppin, Esq., Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway slave called SOLOMON, black, feet 10 or II inches high, twenty five years of age, and says he belongs to J. c. Lipscomb, of Greene county, Alabama. The own CT is requested come forward prove property pay charges and take him away or he will be dealt with according to law such cares made and provided to pay iai fees.
 sHERIFF'S NOTICE. ~ NM TT T F. D 10 ihe Jail Mobile county, O on the nioeenlh day of June, 1s45, by Chales B. King Esq. Justice Of the Peace, n runaway slave called JOE. aged about 50 years-he is smart and active for one advanced in life, black complexion, 5 feet inches high, and says he be- longs to Alexander McCann of Christian county, State of Kentucky. The owner IS requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges aud take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with ac cording to law as in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 SHERIFF'S NOTICE. r OMMIrTED to ,he jail of Mobile county, on Nj the 22d July. IS45, by Charles .Hoppin, Esq Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway slave called SOUVRoUGH, 7,ears of age. feet or inches high, says hs belongs 10 Robert Watson, Mont g0nery county, Alabama The 0wner is requested come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt wiih ac- curting |" law in such cases made and provided 10 pay iail fees.
 ,2l I79u C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. q. TarifY Of Ch.rgss for the Shippers Press
 and WarehOuses for the Seasons IS45
 and IS40.
 SS FORAGE for Planters Cotton for the fiji st month, e'pei bale To For one month thereafter, ner bdls. .......10 nrayage from the wharf, per bale .......... Ct For compressing, per bale e.................30 30 Storage, dray'ge and wharfage on compressed cotton per bale .......lV All other charges last season. Tie above Tariff to take ehect the first day of September next
 CIR. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press.
 ie7 I59if
 Kemper White Sulphur Springs. HSIIE PROPRIETOR of his delightful watering
 Il place again offers 10 his friends and the public genera fly, the advantages of lhis pleasant summer retreat--season commencipg the first June. CHARGES. Board per month. .s25 co do. do week k................ 50 do. do. day.. ................ 70 Man and horse per day. .......... 2 % | Horse per day y................. 70 | Childreh from l2 to years old price. | do. |. do. 8 to 2 years old price. do. |. |. ..do. 2 and under, no charge. | Servants half price. | apl4 lI5 E. c. MOSBY, Proprietor.