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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE
a. 4 L. H. s.
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE of
HEALTH.

No MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
tues have been more chcerfulv and uniye
SALLY acknowledged than the above named
WRlGHrS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
To descent upon their merits. a: this late day
would seem 10 he wholly un necessary, as very
few indeed who read this article will be found
nnacqnaintcd with the real excellence Of the
medicine. But if further proof were wanting to
establish the credit of This singular remedy il
might be foundiR The fact that no medicine in
the country has been so
SlIAMELESSLY COUNTERFEITED.
Ignorant and unprncpled men have at yariou S
places, manufactured Spurious pill; and in or
der more comp letsly TO deceive the public have
MADE ~ ~ Outward appearance 10 resemble the
true medicine' These wicked people could never
pass oil their brthless trash but for the assis.
lance OF certain misguided storekeepers, who
becaHss thev can purchase the spurious article
AZ reduced rate, lend themselves 10 this
mons rous sYstetH Of imposition and crime.
The patrons Of the above excellent Pills, will
therefore be on their guard against every kind Of
IN Wheeling is JAMES MELLOR, &c Union ST.
Ihe following Ighlv respectable store keeRers
have been amounted agents fer the sale of
WRlGilTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Chas G. JOhnsu, MonongaboIa Wash. co. IA
r slhnEhnm q Johnson. Eldeisville, do.
Van Reeves Greenfield do.
Kerr q CO. Cross creek do
Walter Boyle, Bickory do.
Jas Melor, % Uaion 5; Wheeling, Ohio co. Va.
janos Goodng, Triadelphia ID.
.'i'WUs w citSUAIR bTOoke county va,
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
X lngraham & Co. Waynesburgh Greene co Pa
Hunnel Parkinson, jefferson do
JcHes, Carmichael town do
samuel Hig2enbOiham Greens do
y A " w Meztuzat, Napoleon do
yosn Patterson, Patterson's Mills Wash co Pa.
William Mercer, Florence do
Roht N'Ageal, Racesoa p o. do
LOWS freeman, Bellvilla do
: Chickfrng & Go. CanonsburRh Do
Hart e Hopkins Cenueylle do
John - Chambers, Washington do
Bryant Craven a. Co, WestAlexandria do
r 4 " = G. CTaycrofi, Claysville do
Isaac Davis. Morganville do
- - II ~ ,hennat HllsborOGgh do.
'ohn mn,erS m,llsbotongh %.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS.
The ony seJeHtY against inpositIons il 10
purchase from 70, regular adyertiaed agents
ana ~ az cases be particular 10 ask for Wrights
Indian Vegetsble Pals
Once devoted exclusively N tho sale If the
Philadelphia. ''1'' s'
,T,Hsnsnber, none are genuine except
WTighrs lRdisH Vegetable Pills.
Jun Nv WILLIAM wo TGrrT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

e IANDLES---The subscriber would ipG,r,
~ his friends aud The public that he has con,
menced The manuiaciue ofMoULD AND DlPprn
CANDLES nade ofpWe TALON. which he ,s,,os,,
e9oa' To anything Of The Kind manufactured hero =,
else"hefe. and no viii furnish them wholesale n,
e'S,ha' chesp o. they csB be purchased any,,b here
1.-Two. e "ou's respectfully solicit share OF public
p,,"ohage. Factory IN Marker Alley, between
"a, %.. o." 90 'iafNo' streets. M WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

H"D OIL The subscriber bcgs to inform the
P"Hhe mat he still c"nlnues the manufacture
~ L. III I'm Market Alley, where he is at all times
Prerarrd 20 MI all arder. he may he favored with
lie confidently refers To those who have used H.
"heher i"r burning ar machinery to testify to liz
ssp"r'orn"ss Ia sperm ol Tor those purposes and n.
beng eqaai to any LAID OIL manufactured in the Tn.
ION. AZ VADprN
dec 81 If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
IHNRUsT sALE la rltlne NJ a nssl ~

'ENRUSF SALE = BY virue Of Deed of
- Trust executed by Mark Douglass. bear
ing date on the Slst day oi January, 1910. and
recorded IN the Clerks Office of The COMFY
OUT oi ONO county, in deed book No "a.
proceed TO sell, al pubic auction. 10 ,bs biahI,
~ 0i,uder, at the front door Of The Court Ho9Se
81 ONO county certain lot Of ground 10 vii,
Lot no ~, Uhiriy nine,) situate on the son,b
sac OF Genre street, in thai partol he err
II, WWneeiIng called Easl wheeling, being me
streets, whereon is handsome brich ol I.n
sable &c; TERns-Cssh. Selling ss r'vu,e.s
81 NJ only guarantee such title as r. v..,sSt0
me oy d ssld deed Of trust NJ NELSON ~
Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

AN have now On hand NJ our Cheop Hal &
Cap Establishment. Union 81. a large as
,"''"eh' oil Fashionable Hats, al Of our onn manu-
'"ei"'f which we will sell nj The lowest prices for
r'sh' or oh short credm To prompt customers
so. DAREG UoCr
a NiPS. CAPS CAPS-A splenJiJ a..,,,o,,n,
- on hand and lur sale al .he lowest pr,ce.. n,
our t"sh'"nah!s Establishment, near tho south end
81 The Market, Unian street,
gee DARE a. UOGE
CAPS CAPS
ISL received az the Shoe Emys,rinn IN Market
q s'reel sign of the Black Mar"rnulh d .ot
i Trunk Of Mems fine clnIh ear,
do Bbys do do
do d" fancy cloth cans
do do do velvet do
Ai.So-S"me fine TGayeliug Baskets which will
d" s''u 10" iof Cash S TODD.
ian /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

Va ELL, MOORE g. cos. Fast MaiI Coach
y leaves Wheeling daily at 6 o'clock A NJ. AZ
hours TO Cincinnati
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock
NJ. 4s hours to Cincinnati
ID TALLMAD GE Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily ate o'clock A NJ, 40 hours to
Maysville. XIV.
Extras furnished on al the above line. to par
tics, with the privilege ofseeping or travelling
al night "a they may wish
ONCE No - Water st, Ist door below the u s
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
feb J HESKTjEN As,pg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
ALABAMA COTTON.

ALABAMA COIIOR.
n "a Bales Alabama Cutipn ~ store md Cor .ol.
~ by IN FORSYTH = % Co ,''F
dee 80
SCHOOL BOOKs.-FRESI ARKIyAL.
hAViES' FIRST lessons III Algebra
IL Key Iu ditto
Sander.' Spoilers. l'i. 2hd 81 and 4lh Readers
M'GofHes Eclectic SELLERS and Renders
Pnfisfs Rhetorical Reader
hlncheirs Geography and Alias
Oney's do do
Whaisly's Rhetoric
WayInnd's Moral Science larcs edition
ComsocEs Philosophy. Physlolo y. Chsmi.ry. 90
P'fkec's aud Hedges Logic
WiliaJ's History Uf the Unlsd STATE.
P.um"ck's Goldsmith Il nv Greece. and England
Welsiefs Spelling q oh. - .ruobify. sc
Walkers Octave and small Dictionaries
Piaylsift Euclid
Mars Syninx
CoopeTs ViHi
Ciafk's Cesar
Anihon's complete Series Of classics
Forsals cheap at HASWELLS BoR.tops.
Jan y Uuion Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

BEAUTIFUL Cashmere Shawls. tnutsIy new
ID Cardinals. SIX Shawls. New Style Gim.s md
fsfss. wors cd Ifouds Worsied Costs tr brys; Jnsi
received By q. W. URtSKELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Neo'he RAILROAD Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mo
fENlE Proprietor 70 pectfully iaforms his
friends and the public, that he has taken
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which he now
confidently offers TO the patronage Of the pul lie
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT Tho Parlors
and chambers have hvcn tastsfully fitted NJ
with snfirs netr Furniture and Bidding, with
view to the case comfort and eonven isuee OF
his guess-essselally Of ladies and families
The depsrmeu' OF The TaTder is equally vel
etdeted. infect we're IL, through every dspart-
ment OF The sstaslishmsnt, an air Of neatnsss
nd oleshnre that cannot failto plsass all who
may fayor him with . call. A cor TON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

as
Aaron Chaloner and others
Inc defendants in the above named cause
are hereby notified, that on Monday The l6
may o, March. 1915, between the hours Of
ESQ, an Alderman in the city of PbiladrIphia
PennSylvaoia, ] shall proceed TO take the de,
positions OF J Dunlap, Esq and Others, 10 be
read as evidence ON The tfial OF said cause :
Also, on the 24lh February, between the same
the town Of Washington, PennsvIvan,a sbati
rocsed to take the dispositions of Sarah Baird
and others, To be read also as evidence ON the
lfial OF said cause. Bot il from ar, cause The
taking OF either Of said dispositions should mo-,
lnen oe ISkeh or completed, the taking of the
SS."s WI, We gourned from day 10 day until
me same are taken and compleied.
WILLIAM CHALONFR
ny his next friend Joseph Caldwell. Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

q the Circuit Superior Courr OF Law and
N Chancery for Ohio county, Virginia.
William G haoner, ly his next friend Jos.nk
Caldwell, Jr. p''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
WHEATFIELD INN.

BALTIMORE, MD.
WIS Hotel Is situated on Howard street, Two
u doors north Of Baltimore street and in The
immaculate vicinity OF The business part Of The city
XEyA u contains upwards OF 100 rooms. ma
issskA ny Of which are rsrlors with bed
sss,H&3 rooms adjoining, suitable for families
&ssS& II has been thoroughly furnished with
new and elegant furniture and nli The nccommoJo.
lions TO be iound IN any Hotel ia The east.
Inc proprietor halten himself that his long e,,e.
renee IN The husness. will enable him 90 10 con.
quo, The establishment in every department. "a Ia
render entire satisfaction 10 oil his guests
mt,cnan''' traveller DC. visiting BaliImore. will
n'nd II healthy md desirable location.
mere isalways wagon in readiness, IL carry
Ooss"ss TO and from The cars free Of charge.
MCINTOSH. P.ogrieioy.
Baltimore, Nd, January / Is45 -3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
CHEAP CASH
Boot and Shoe
STOREo
No. 129.

AFTER returning their sincere thanks
10 their customers and the public for
the patronage so literally extended 10
iho'a the past ycar,an! soliciisg n con
'Inuallon of their patronage in future.
respectfully invite their attention TO
their present well selected stock ofBools.
Shoes and Leather, consisting in pari
as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
ZOE RENT

FOR RENT
M FROM THE FIRST APRIL NExT-Tbe
hshsS dwelling honss on Quincy 81, occupied Of
present by Mr. J Marsh
ALSO The dwelling IN Unisn 81. ocenpi,d #
1reseni nv MsJ Sanger Inquire of
jan ll-2Ns H. ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

VIRGINIA. In CHAscERY.
Al Ru'es held IN the clerk, fice Of thi
Circuit Superior Couri Of Law ard Caanrefy.
luthe county Of Brooke, on the llth dry Of
January ls55.
William Hall,
rs
william McCl1ney ,sr, and WIN McCluney. IT,
THNIE defendant William VI unsy no
ID having entered his appearance and given
sc uriry gcc1iding 10 The at Of Assembly, AID
a. sales Of this Court an i apn"ar ing by sits
factory eyi nee thar he IS not 400 intabi alt Of
this county, IL ~ urletei tbouIbc said de end,
ant d. appear here ON the g 81 day ot the next
spring 'efn aud answer iIe BI 70 hc pian .n
and that q cDry q she order o. 'ouUwith 20
lsbe5 On the City Of Wheeling 'orlHl m1tiAt
suce ssiveiy aud pJteH 90 l.s f.yar i0Uf Y
the Cour h.U,e oi t.i8 county.
copy Iess ADAM KUHN
Clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
PILOT 4 BEAVER CLOTHS.

Az sylesand color', rom sixty-tWo cents to
hvS dollars; together with Rany otner a. tic.es
all of which Will sell at Who'll, sa lc Ur Retail
or nuke up To order in the hesI Erench siNle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL 100000.
This company being now duly organized. r,s
PREPARED tomake insurance on every des-
n'lpiiSn ofFire and Marine Risks. such $ dwell
mng do9ses, Store ouses. &c with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aud Keel
boats With their cargoes, to ad from any ron
on lAe ONO and Mississippi rivers. or their trib-
utaIy streams. Appiica lion for Insura nee 10 h {
M,aue lor the present at the Office of the Wheel
aus meow So.,..
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
/ 1E subscriber is appointed agent Of the ca
=, uLoMBUS INSURANCE co, for the clty
W u riheeeng, and is prepared TO iak e risks on:
pu,itulngs of all kinds. stone. BRICK OF wooden
Furniture.
ana merchandise of all kinds.
AND against all dangers attending tho ,r,ns
an6 railroads, AT the lowest rates
ne character of the company for prompti,ude
ana harness, is well known. Apply 10
Al Shriver q. Stelle's Wharehou &c. Water
NOV iS-oh street. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

UST received at toe BIG RED BOOT r.
Enlistment "a Pfs gents 6ne Mo,occc
-dLSO-
~ ~ Mems K,p, BIogsns Lo,o Price.
~ 10 WOmens Kip low Boots q
rs do Misses Kip -"
ais go sides prime Spanish sole I.sa,b.,
Tor cash. No. &c s,d low
jan l4lh, 1916 LIEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

ne above with great many other
e'nus render our stock complete, and We
Iee' no hesitation 10 saying that our
STOCK IS AL selected and of the best qua
IVY winch will enable us to sell D, rs
low prices as any west Of the mountains
~ VINO may be in want of any of the
above articles will do well TO cali and q,
anime our stock before purchasing else
whereas it will always afford us the
greatest of pleasure to wait on them and
show our stock. mail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

$50 Packages of !
Boots g. Shoes.
&.a.N'L ~ CE.aALE.Y.
AT THE SIGN OF This
EsEg Red Boot
4 now t,c"ning and open ns one of the largest
d ond m"st extensive assortment uf BOOTS aud
SioESoi every Description and quality. ever fer
"a ~ this ryi which have been selected with
Great care and attention, expressly Tor ,eiai.tnr
thfneis and others wishing Ia supply their families
WIN good alicle Of Boots and Shoes kill do we'll
!" can ond examine my assortment before pst,has.
ing elsewhere II consists IN patr of
4o0 pairs mems thick Roots,
500 do do Kip do
800 do do Calf do
1000 do do Thick Brogans,
1000 do do Nip Monrues.
2Io do Foo h;ck b o,s
200 60 Youths do do
lt00 prs Boys thick and Kin Br,pans.
500 do Youths do do do
Ooo do smcn's Kip, calf and Moroc.
co Lace Boots,
700 pairs Womcu's Calf and Morocco
Shoes
1000 do Chlldren's Shoes OF every size
sh pc andq uaIity.
The above. with a hundred other kinds too nm.
merons 10 'nen'i"n, renders my stock ST. cnmplci,
'a"'Ih"so VII" may favor mo wiIh n call cannot fai
ie he pleased. both in regard to price and quality
Thankful Tor The liberal patronage that ba, hoe,
heretofore extended To me. still solicit con,inu
! ancs of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

wishing To purchase by The rarknge, or dozen. will
find II To- their advantage To call and examine nv
assortment as hai'or myself that can furnish ,hcm
9 iii an assortment, or good terms nc can.be mel
with in PiI'sbsrss or any other city west Of rhe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

Horace II Day, % Maiden Lane, Manufac.
l9ier OF Patent India Rubber Suspenders and
all kinds Of India Rubber Goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-05

FIrlh, Hall Pond, No 239 Broadway, Manu-.
iactuTerS, Publishers and Importers of Music
and Musical Instruments. Sole agents for
ChI( ke rinutA u -
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10
[Enr tha Reai.tar and Journal

As your columns open to all matters of interest 10 the community, particularly such may secI the great Plaafias interest, and any improve nenI winch may tend to lessen ihe expenses on our great staple, is al this time peculiarly desirable, take ,he liberty to call your attention to a novel 4i;i highly improved machine, recently invented by P. B. Tyler, Esq United States Mint at New Or. leans) for both packing and compressing co;lon; a machine, which in the opinion oI some of most practical scientific men, who have witnessed it's ope ration. must long entirely supercede all and " other press now in use.
 IL can be worked with either horse or steam pow When propelled by steam, il is so constructed thai the steam is applied immediately 10 the machine, superceding entirely the necessity of eng thereby economsing immensely, not only in the ex pense ofoperaiing, but also in the of putting in operation, insomuch, that the whole press complete, with steam power attached, will not be SO expensive engine alone such is ordinarily used for per- forming the same amount of labor.
 Should the press further trial, prove capable of performing all that is promised, (and from the great experience of Mir. Tyler as an inventor of machine ry, it is highly probable) undoubtedly will be found great assistant n compressng proftably, at the low rate ol charge which the present low price of cotton seems to demand.
 The rapidity with which il works, will also render it invaluable to the planter for packing IL is under- stood that these presses will shortly be put in ope ration in New Orleans, and will probably be intro dueed in Mobile during this, or the ensuing season, al the farthest. F.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

 CANADA RKVEEUE AID ExPEHpI1URE.--We make extracts from the tables issued from lhs In- spectOr Generals office at Montreal: Amount of revenue received from tue public works in Cauada, between the list January, l84y and Sl January, ls4I. .S1Ss, AIS 66 Less this amount deducted for expenses
 of ofeollscion, management. Re-, &c.. 13,S73 20 Leaving a nett revenue of. ........ $l2l,846 46 Of thls sum the WelIand canal supplied $62, ,44s 50 The Lachne canal. .............. 20,277 70 The Chambly canal. ............. 8l2 07 The balance is made up by receIpls from turnpike roads, hsrbor dues, bridge tolls, SEc., &c.
 Amount expended by the board of works in Cans- da ou the public works, between 1st January, lS49 and slst January, ls44, $2,l ,ss9 6s. or this sum $Ss7 APO 62 went to the WelAnd canal and the light houses, harbors and roads leading thereto and the sun of $567, ,054 40 10 the river St. Lawrence improvement.
 Amount expended for public works in Is4l and l842, $744 ,550 S3.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

The Animal exhibition tho public squsre is drawng large crowds o visitors. soma fvo or rix hundred persons of all ages have daily visited il since it opened. On Wednesday afternoon ws think there could have bssn much shot of four hundred pre- sent at tme-a large proport,oh of t,om families the juveniles appearing highly diverted at the novel; ties. Mir. Dobois who shows lie more VICIOUS DOT ton of tho animals, has them under wonderful con trol, the Lion, Tiss's and Leopards sporting around fawning upon him with all the dociIiiy of domestic animals. Tho Elephants, certainly the Iarses, we have ever soon, appear to be well trained; one ol them, with an Asatic saddle on its back, carrying some dosen of little folks with perfect safety and to their great delight. around the circle.
 The male Elephant is about 10 and n half feet high a5 years of age und weighs S.76O pounds. The tc- male is and haIffeei high. weighing 760 pounds, and about 10 years older than her malo. The Ren. gal Tigers are fine looking hsasts, as alss tho Bra
 lan. which gre much smaller, and spotted like tho L eODAld,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10
CoIuMRvA Jan,iarv 2.


 SOUTH CAROLINA ACoNFEREEcE.-Ths body convened in this place the 25tb ultimo, and will adjourn to-day. Bishop SouIe took the Chair, and next day Bishop Andrew, at the request of Bishop SsuIe. Among various other proceedings which we have time notice to-day, ihe action of the Sou thern Delegates to the General Conference. on the of Bishop Andrew, and the division of the Church, was unan nimousy approved; division was considered nevtabls, 50 that it wac unanimously re- solved not to concur in the proposal Of Holston annu ai Conference, to meet in Louisville in May next to devise some plan of compromise between the Lonie- rences Of the slavehoIding and non-slayeholding States This was ouinently wise and judiclous, and still further commends the Church the confidence of people, since it is plain compromise whatever can be made by the South between Slavery and Abo- liton-none but what must inevitably look to the overthrow of the former. and the imminent danger of the sosh. May the blessing of God ever tho and their counsels, who are thus un- waveringy true alike to him and their country y!-and we feel assured it ill do so. The following gentlemen were appointed Dele gates to the General Conference of tho Southern Church, to meet in Louisville, Kenlucky the lst May next: Rev. Messrs. Dr. Capers. William M [. Whightman, Chas. Betis, \. A c. Walker, Ssm'l. Dunwody, Bond English, WhIeiord Smith, Sa,n'I. W. Capers and Robt. J. Boyd.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

/ PosT OFFICE BILL We have copy of Mr. Hardin's new Pos-ofhce bill. According 10 it, the rates of postage are thus defined Five cents for prepaid letters for distance exceeding five hun
 dred miles, and for greater distance ten cents; for double letters, double postage; for treble letters, ble postage; ior quadrupIe letters, or one ounce weight, quadrope postage; and an additional sing le postage for each half osnce. And double these rates if the postage be not prepaid Newspapers to be sent The county n winch they published free of postage; and If nol more than l250 square inches 10 be char ed half cent sent not 100 miles, to any post-o6re in the State wherein printed; and over 100 miles, or f out the Staie, one cent with additional cent for each additional 250 or part of 250 sq. inches. Publishers send lie'r papers, if they wish, by other llau mail conyeyances. Double these raes Tor papers other than subscribers or to newsvendors. pamphlet of l6 pages, 10 by 4, 60 sq. inches, in the State wherein published, one c-nt for 100 miles, or out of il, two cents with proportions decrea'e ul postage on the slze
 The Pres dent and Ex, President, members of both Houses. xc , free correspondence. e75O 900 10 be appropriated f" -'slani' the prest mails and n
 creas,ng ns required. Alter five years, all the departmental correspondence, except tho post-ofice Department, tO be chan ed with ordinary postage. These tue "p" .,s'nns nl inc bill.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10
souReEs OF TEE MIspsslrpl.-I. is proposed

SouRcEs or THE MIs0IssIPPi.-l, is proposed in Congress to print the report and accompanying map made by Mr. Ncolett, of the region of the up- per aississippi it would be found the most accurate, scientific. interesting, and instructive, ever made in this country IL prepared under the direction Of Congress, and the supervision of the War Depart nent IL commences lhs ely St. Louis ,is south eastern point of departure, and teammates at our northern boundary, east oi the Rocky Mountains, extending from the 39th the 49ih parallel of north latitude, and from gu to 100 longitude west of Green wch; embracing the country from Lake Superior on the the great western bend o the Missouri on the west, and ,he entire basin of he Upper Misss- sipp,. including region more extensive than sever, of the largest States of the Union. Mir Nicole'fs surveys embrace 245 geogr' phcal positions, dedu. ced rom more than ten tbuusaad astronomical ob. seryatlOns
 Mir N. died before the completion his work - H, was a man of great learning a resea ch, and left behind him vast of scientific papers which we trust will mol be lost to the world.