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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-07
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rUruRE DAYS.
NJ Intec. nrssAer,
.:s-s.rnishl.g sesA. slssssslA Psss>S
nee-sray ., Elegaas Gilt ana Dr~.-
n srsnasiee. Aes--At Au~tiso.
h ok~DAf MORNING, March I'm w sr,,F a, o.,,o, -
wh s~h /" auction ~rhou, n,a,e. Of IN.
6iHANDOLES AND SOLAR LAMPS
h-rsn ormou aud Brors- crap~cl-. ...h,o,ah,- -
s' ]" hsm with cut drops prsas- oruoa .aa ,,n. -,
i>"Ss Will richly srouna Glos,s al-o sTo.,.I IN
SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE. A..
r'srf PLATED AID Mounted Waters. al .,1r-
c"aee Urn, Tut soiti- Revolving Castor.
Cake Baskets. csn-iis.t,sx-
saaffsrs ard Tray. t'ap-
Ivory balance n Tabs Cutlery ke
SANDWICH TEA TRAYS
Gothic and con'er Tee Ta,s .ksaI p.u<ra.
OIL PAINTINGS
ID" Ame morning. viii .f vaIusb O Paint
ss ." hAni-"ms G'h Frames excellent copies na.
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
~ III oeh-ek precisely R,-
woh riano Of worthy III, .t,,,p
" yer-ons drsons TO purehase good instrument
The soor- goods viii be- eatasue. for ,rana
Ton tb- day pr.snus 70 sale.
mh pr.yrur,
by Dunfop. ueoeurc A 90.
BRIO HARRAsuKi:r-s CARGO LOUISIANA SUGARS AND
AoLAscES. Ar Arcrios
IN .HIInpAf the sth inst al ~ s'eioeh wharf 1t
Rockets. will -oh 1852 ~
:oI hhis pt'"e aaAlhy Louisiana Sugar.
Ia Dolls do do do MoLss~s
To which will De added.
too bags prime Green I-ixsyra aDdR u Caa,.
nd,r 100 cash; this ainnua 4 months credit
f"r approve ed negotiable paper
DUNLOP Mo<crpr q 49,,
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!, sa rnoxsoyS COMPOUND syrur OF rAn asp WOOD
H. - ess t.ssss = f.esnrss1 - sss<>z e.
- " ns1l>iss yAsh hss<s TIN p.sssApA ,sss
80 70 - @ pssss- shs love eapsrsAssd
- ..,esaea ~ ,ss-s us-siAs s.def i.asp.
- Nc Isonse. ihr pn'ps.etos we Learn l. gentleman
n'sa'siAs upos The pshhs~-Gr~@.A<AJ .Lrrs,k & :
re- ssH .... .-..l 81 A.UvAL 4 90. ~
mn r.f... Af~nf- for i~p rcus,etax-N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-07

SCALES.
WE are the sole agents in this city for the sale
w Of Dates" Patent Platform and Counter scaes The as
soumen' of Scales prepared r prscs upwards q
my dnerent varieties adopted bunes
the best materials improved prinep-urins
bias weights ,owsish nom Of pounds
% IRON one qusrer Of pound 5000 pounds and
give Peri,et satisfaction every particular Recent improvements
feef tbs article The perfect onered and author
hed 70 sn them 81 ss,rsmey low pree,.
ess jous n. TRnLgrT h SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-07

HESRT H. BROoGE & IONS r. TUCKER
HAVE associated themselves in the practice
II o. the law and will attend The sugcuor Inferior Cou.
Of the ey of Richmond Henreo Hanover ud
Iouiss.
t Once Governors sertwee the other of them
wtnHvsysbe found during the business hours of day
Rfhnnni. March ~. Isla---If
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Superior Lo,uios Afnstard

ONION DUsHAN npsrARD in pound and A.S pound so.-
urs hnssr'eAh AuSard n half and pornd
az ~ H'f tt $500 Ahi;N. DtvAL 4 CO,
init ~ g.
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CHEAP TRAVELLING TRUNKS.

hn rssdenee IN fraskiis street. Tnniy Church
HE Card hr b>ad.d ur~shra
Richmond Die. I4th. Iett
CHEAP TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
HAVE Just received general assortment Of
rnvehns rrshks made expressly for which n
price, fanans oo four 10 dors They good are
have so on hss and ssins cheap as.os
nen' OF superior Travelling Trunks ts found city
Ibo IN want VIII psas- call my cheap Boo, shoe Hat and
Truah s'oss, and viii give than, a Larssn.
z. sHEPPERsoN
6o Door below Jenkins Dry Good. store
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EOR DIS ION.
.sT.s The fine last schr. John Simmons,
fH Capt. Small. having large portion ct her cargo
engaged vii Dispatch. For balance OF rsh, or pssasa
sPpiy 10 nlster board,
fe - JAS. FISHERS soNs.
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TAILORING,

lAlLUhlNu,
r. r. GEORGE respectfully informs tho
Public that he has located .hin.self In
Htchnsond. opposite the Exchange HeseI, Ssh
>t- ior the purpose Of carrying the Ta.ng
h banehes Having had considerable experience n
'"Eeon he h,er himself he give Satsaeon
nens both plain AMI fashionable Of all descriptions hnIsArd q
short notice AND CHEAP FOR CASH respectfully ssks
na OF bs skill being confident that he win be able pleas
sO-dam
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DISSOLUTION,

TIVE Coparncrship heretofore existing under
u ~ sys orrsaAs Scss wssss d-y sl...iv,d b.
ns.s esessI an kAvi.s eims CONCERN are
qs.-t-d tho ,r,-,
A'sy hss4 th.a y d.>ssss .cess.. Ly boua
psynss 10 o~sy VIII - ils dsi.y poh. nanss of
NJ I'm uin ~ ess1 ~ sAbsr bos....
- = tifaf GEOR0E n PgAkE.
Ittfirt 80 n % IL hEklWErrIER ZONES,
.ala EDAuND q. WINSTON. |
Narsh lih. 1915. -.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-05

January, after which lime the CongresS'on
al Globe and Appendix will each be ~ 'I'
the session, and no deduction WIN be made
IN account of the number oi copies taken
TERMS.
rn.h. 81 so
For one copy Of the Appendix oo
For four copies oi elihar, or part no
of bolh wv
For twenty fye copies OF eithe', M
or part Of both 20 Wv
Tie onfy may lie zen ,l't |! '
our rsk. 1t should Et iel' lN II
December, at lar,hest, TO procure all 'he
nu nbers promptly.
Proprletors of newspapers VINO copy lhiS
Prospectus, and send 10 Us one copy oi the''
paper containing it, shall have TIER names
entered on our books for one copy ol me
Congressional Globe and Appendix dsrn(
the session.
Oar prices for these papers are SO 10"
that we canno, afford TO credit them our
therefore no person need consume hl
dme in writing Tor Ihem and not send
ing the money, a
Washington City. October 4, lSl9
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Ir HAS PERFECTLY CURED ME-
PH1LApELruIA, December. 1887

PHILADELPHIA, December. 1887
To DR.. d. Jsyne-Dear Sr-Ihe as
tonlshing ard miraculous beneficial effect
your valuable EXPEC rORANf had oi
nv neiehbor, the Rev. MIR. Rushing, made
so favorable impression on my mind, thai
after consulting wish several IreCds, and
,ha, YOU were regular Prac'ilion
er of Medicine, | called upon you, and
purchased half dozen bottles, aud tod you
,ha, if lived &c take Them, you should have
good report (iom me,
am alive and well this day! Thanks be
to a mercful God and your ExpecIoTan'
~ now come folwad cheerCully to fulfil
nv promise.
For twenty long years had ! been con
slant sufferer from the effects oI Sard, dry
cough, pain in the breast, and difficulty 81
hrealhine; the lael Ave Of which chh9 and
levers, every spring and fall, added TO my
misery, | was worn away TO mere
,kellon; with the greatest difficulty only
Icould qe, up aud dnwn stairs. my appetite
vas gone, and my strength had So IA: failed
me, that my friends we're persuaded eonl'
mot survive many WEEKS, unless ! obtained
IreIeG. Indeed. sir, my situation was 81
lneTlectly miserable TO myself and SO DIS
ressing 10 my fan lily, that felt wiling II
ldle, whenever il should please Ihe Mas'e
10 take me home. But heard Of You
,, medicine, and relief cane, Yes! it prove
the Balm Of Gdsad' 10 my poor Athlete
5,dy. Before had taken one bottle, | e.
! perenced mitigation Of all my syup,onr
and to my great joy foNnd in the con'n'
: ii use of il the hsppiest relief ln sho
: -iriT HAS .r.ADE A PERFECT CUR
Of ME-aud can truly say, have n
J desire to he better.
o With everlasting grsIi0de, am de
'e air, your obliged friend,
'e NARY GILL.
Corner oi Rose Street and Germanto0 "
- Road Phils
n' UpThe above Medicine are all for 81
'e At ho store Of JOHN r. MOVER,
~ Bloc msburg.
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.NiY NAME is HANES.'

There sre thousands Of people II th'sI
country, who make use OF the common
expressions, 'My name is Hdnes'' "he"
they are about leaving place or party
suddenly, yet few eoow from w"e"ee
the expression is derived. II more
common ssyins, or one in more genet
al use has never been got up we bear II
in Maine, in Georgia. IN Maryland q '"I
Arksusas--it is IN the mouth oi iht
old and young, the grave sod the gay
in short, NY name is HaneS enjoys O.
popuiarily which no other cant phrase
does-ee it our next care TO give ~ orI'
gin. -.
Some for,y.ive yesrs since, g"ol'e-
man by the nsne of Hanes was iraveIl'
;no on horse back 10 the vicinity oil Mr.,
Jefferson's residence, in Virginia. Far
" spirit was running extremely high It"
those days. Mr. Jefferson was Pre'l'
dent, aud Mr.. Hsnes was a ra"k teder
Mist, and, 30 a matter Of course, bitter
opponenl 10 the lhen existing admins
,ra,Iou and it's head. lie was not &C
ouaiuted with Mr., Jefferson, and acrI
dentaly coming up with that gen''e
man, also usvelliug on horseback Ms
par,v zeal soon led im into a converse
tion upon he all absorbing topic. /"
the curse Of tina conversation, Hanes
took particular pains 10 abuse Mr. j her
son calling him, oil sorts OF hard names
running down every measure fhis ad
ninis,rstion, ,poked ihs non intercourse &C
a,hm as most Outrageous IL ruinous,rld
icuins his gun boat system as prepu''sr
su, and acknowledgement his pur
chase of Louisiana, as wild scheme
in short. took every leadi ng feature Of
the day descan,ed on them and
their originstor with the greatest bitter
ness. Mr.. Jefefson ell the while said
little. There was no such thing as get
ting away from his very particular friend
and he did not feel exactly al liberty 't
combat his arguments
They finally arrived in front Of Mr
.Jederson's residence, Hanes, Of course
not scquainied with The fact. NoIwi'h
standing he had been viiIGed and abused
-lke pickpocket,' TO use the old say
ing Mr.. Jefferson still, with the tru
Virginia hospitality ana politenes', in
vited his travelling companion TO al'gh'
aud par,ake ofsome refreshments. Hane
was about getting from his horse, when |
occurred TO him that he should ask IN
companions name.
Jefferson. said the Presidsn,, blandly
What! Thomas Jefferson?
Yes sir; Tho mssIrfsrson.
President Thomas j. efferson? con'in
,ued he aslounded Hanes.
The same, reJoiued Mr.. Jefferson.
well my name is Hanes! and put
ting spurs TO his horse he was out
hearing Instantly.
This, we are informed, was the origi
of the ,phrase.
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BURIED ALIVE.

A Baltimore correspondent Of new
New York journal, relates the following as
q recent case OF burying aIive:--
A most horrid case OF burying alive ocs
CURED few weeks since in our city, and
which. sI'hongh generally talked Of has,
Ou, of respect 10 the lrlends OF tho deceased
been excluded from the public prints. A
young lady WAS taken sick, and died Uery
sudIsuly, as was supposed by the family
and phys,cian, and was placed in her coi-
ia aud carried to the depository Of he ia n
ily and placed 10 the family vault few
days afterwards, on visiung the vault, they
, were struck with the horrible sisht Of the
Young lady 10 her burial cloIhipg out Of 'ht
coffin and sitting up against 'he side OF Ih'
vsll--desdl As may be supposed ,hs dis
covery has plunged family and l'rge cir
elo OF scQnsinlances IN she deepest sn
suish. n was found, on exam lning N,
coffin tina, The lid had been foTclbly pTease
of by ,he young womsn who had ae'uall
been buried before the vital spark had flee
and who had returned 10 consciousness; b'
40 die tbs mos. herribls Of asslhs! Man
may donb, this bus # is FOO .'rue TO he d.
,Ssa;ta.
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FOR Gratutous Circulation to all persons VIII
will cad, Preserve, and Lend 1t, at d. Ltu2
Bloomsbury. John Moore, Dlnylle John Ruse'
Milton, Waller g. Co. Berwick.
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SHEEP.

If you desire that your sheep shall pay
YOU in fleece and carcass for yonr keep, let
US, if you have not done so already, advise
you 10 provide them with comfortable sheds
wherein they will be kept both warm and
edry as without this precauton large pro-
portion Of their provender which should g"
10 she increase Of ia, and wool will be ex~
haus,ed in furnishing heat 10 their bodies,
and will conseq aenlly bs lost to the owner
The sailing of sheep, the giving them pine
bows and water regulafy.sre matters which
should no, be neglected the winter and eayly
spring months; nor is II less essential Mat
,qeir bedding should be at short intervals re-
newed. In feeding them three pounds oI
hay daily per head will be enough ihey
should he cwevel occasionally through ,ht
winter, receive part Of their food either
beaus, oats, barley, buckwhetr rye or corr
meal ae also messes Of roots Of some kind
In early spring and indeed until pastures
are ready for their reception, these latte
additions OF food shouIi be parIieulrIly al
.ssndod 10. In turning them 10 grass in th'
spring care must be taken that for som
days they be permitted to grsze but few
hours at time and that they be furnished
with hay during The residue Of thc day an
euigh, II their ususl meals; rs early grass i
sp: TO bring on disorders Ct the inIeSiines.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-05

BLANKS! ---BLANKSl!
p~pJnsncesBISuk EXECUTIONS al.
SUMMONS just printed and for ssls
his QMSe
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STSyTSo


n O L & T..
WAT HEREAS, have learned from various
Wv sources, thdta CERTAIN Mary Harms, Of su,
rayloaf, has circulated Islander that have abused
and attempted to kill my wife, and j. &. 0, and
). c, O. have likewise done the same thing
Now,!f they have done 50, pronounce the story a
lslsehood and slander, and stand ready to prove It
50, at any time.
JEREMIAH STILES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-05
grandreth's Fills

d FAD and understand ! ne ,'he W'h ,u'no
Ek, whom the medicine, Brandreih flHs, wil he
APPRECIATED as they ought and deserves 1t will be
uudelstood that Dr. Brandteth has the strongest
claims upcn the public, 1t is true that every in
JiviIuol who makes q tria OF the Bandrcih Pills
cnncede them to be the best medicine they ever
used They are indeed medicine about which
there Is no mistake. Their value in climate so
lchnnrcable as ours cannot be sufficiently approcat-
led A free porspiratiun is at once restored thus
ithpy cure colds, and consumption Is prevented
lThosc who have redundancy OF bile find them OF
the most essential service, and should there be de-
IGtitncy Of that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect Often has this
impuuaut medicine saved valuable lives in those re.
gons where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail.
/ ing 4 few do,cs taken Immediately upon the in
fiction being received into The system, will be al
most certain to prevent any material inconvenience
IAud at no stage of this dreadful epidemic Is there
lsb proper d medicine as the Brcndreth Pills. Let
.thi. medicine be universally used in this
disease ana no loss Of blood allowed, and few
Ivory lew would I've its victims. So it is with other
diseases. Assist nature With thus all important
Imrdciue to remove morbid humors from the blood,
Land DO not resort to bleeding or mercury, and we
lshdl have very great scalcy Of otrcTsons afflicted
lwi.h cronc malados The fcathercd trlbe-the au
limul kingdom. over which we are the lords are
lnut afflicted with chronic maadics; neither should
nc be if it were not for our prize which occasions
lthan. Follow nature. Use the medicine which
lharmon2es with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities of the hloodwhich strength
liens c feeble and vet reduces those of too full habit
Iio a healthy standard lei me again say that every
,lrpa,tmcnt Of the manufacture OF Brandrcth Pills
liz personally superin,eudcd y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may hc relied up
ON TO have the beneficial effect described if used
e. according to the diccons accompany ng.
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SY ECT "A. G 4 e s.
AND GbASES.I

VWyTHE subscriber has just received large as
Il solment OF sPECTACLES and sPEC-
fACLE GLASSES, of the best quality, oi bolh
white and green from No. ,, upwards.
uTPersons afflicted with sore eyes, VIII ma IT
TO their advantage to call and get glasses from himi
as they may feel assured Of deriving great beneh'
from their use .,,,.,rz
Dloomsburg, May II, ls45-l
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BLOOMSB URG
Cabinet TX are JTOuSC.

= II
yryIE subscribe would respectfully inform the
n public, that he has taken the 'p lately oc-
cupled by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end OF
where he is carrying Oh the
OAELSTLAZH [EUSINlGSS0
ir oll i,s various branches, and where he will b'
houpy wait upon all those who may favor HIM
uith their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
he made of good material and durable, and he in'
tend, keeping on hand
Sideboards, Secretaries, B"re""S'
Uaydyobes. card Tablcs, Dining
Yu5ics. Brc0k(aSt Iu6(cS,
CupJoardS Sta"ds, Waah
Siunds, BcdSiecds,
D0ugh-hoHghS,
Co0inS, &c.
and all kinds work in his line, which he viii sci
upon as reasonable terms as they can be lufchaSe'
in the county.
By street attention to business he hopes TO re
ceiyc a share of public patronage. ,,,,,,,,,.
ELI BROWN
A pril 25 l9d5-Iyl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

The article from 'The True American'' e. NJ. Clay's paper,) which produced so much excitement in Lexington, is as (ollows:-
 ''Slavery. the most nnmitigaied, the lowest, ba- sest that tile world has seen, IS o be substituted forever for better, more glorious holler aspr- fons The constitution is torn and trampled under foot; justice and good faith in nation are derided brute force is substituted in the place of high moral tone; all the great principles. of national liberty which we inherited from British ancestry are yielded up, and we are Jeff without God or hope in the world When the greathearted of our land weep. and the ol reflection maddens Tn line coniempla
 ton of our national aposacy, there are men pursuing gain and pleasure, who smile will c,nlenpt and n- difference ai their appeals, Bat, remember, ye who dwell in marble palaces, hat there are strong drnis and ierv heartx and ron pikes n the sres, and panes o giass only 6efoesa % and The sUfr piate on s b2ard and ihe snooih- skinned hie ottoman. When you have mocked at vrtne denied the agency oi dod in the affairs of men, and made rapne your honeyed aith trenbIe for the day of relrbution Is ht iand and Me masses t0,u be duenged.'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

IMterment for two Weeks ending Aug 30. Aug l7th-DsOgher of Mrs. chroebel, aged years h- hammHtiOn of the bowels. Aug. l6Ih-MHe slave of Mrs Walton, aged day, un- known.
 Aug l9h-Michael Betts gardener aged 35 years, de- lirium tremens, born in Germany. Female slave of Mrs Walton, nged 25 years, consnnp- tun
 Aug 2OhCharles IIall aged 50 years, unknown, con vusons, born in Ireland. Mrs. Mary Louisa Gean lrouK, aged s3 years, old uge, born in st' Domingo. Aug 2lsi-Rnlph P. Richards aged 45 years, unknown inflammation of the brain, born in New Jer- sry. Male slave of John 5. Gliddon, aged 6d years drnpsy. Aug. 23rdDaughier ot John Mclean aged months u known. Male slave of $. Mordeca uged lC days, unknown. Aug 26th-Freerick Cordes, 27 years, barkeeper con sumption. Female slave Ol E. McDermOtt, days trismons nocentium. Female slave o C. M. Pope. . days, unknown. Aug 27hGranvie Walker tiree colored man) % years tailor, cORsumpiiOn Aua 2sth-Mrs Mary Frlsby I7 years congesive fever Daughter of John Iligsln, mouths, cholera ini,ntnnl. Male slave of Mrs Williamson, months, unknown Aug 2othFemale slave ofJ W. Lessesne 25 years, con sumption. Mrs. Caiharine McIsne. 53 years chronic dysntery Son of Mrs. Bretnan, I days unknown. Infant of John Slater still born. ]. r. MCBRIDE, sexton
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

MEXICAN PREPARATIOSs--A Boston cnrres- ponden of he New-York Herald mentions rumor ''that the Mexican govenmcni through it's agents, had, within the past lew months, contracted largely with several ship builders in the British provinces, to build cheap class of small vessels, say ilom 50 to 200 tons, to be armed and manned for purposes unknown IL is surnised, if these vessels haze any existence beyond rumor, that in the event of Mexico declaring war, they will pounce upon our European trade, while our ships of war out of the way, in the Gulf of Mexico and make a rich harvest by car ryng the prizes mic the nsstal porls of Nova Sco |,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

The eastern mail comes through with remarkable regularity, and our papers from Washington except the Union, down to the latest dates We have mol received copy of that paper forty or ihree days, and il has been very irregular in it's arrival for the last three weeks-we frequently receive Two, and some times three back numbers by the same nai.-- Will the publishers look to this!
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

Dr. LARDNER's popular Lectures on Science and Art, part VIII, Came to hand by the last mail.- These lectures are of great practical interest, and should be in the hands of every young man in the nation, and especially those who have the advan- tage of thorough education. They are furnished at the very moderate price of 25c. in numbers, each containing about 100 octave pages.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02
CRNSNGNEES

Per scbr Sarah from New .Orleans-C w Dorrance; Marshall, Rowe & co; Smith, Dabney & co; Perryman X son; W Calvert; Aud.
 Per schr Mary Glare from New. OrleHns-Marshall, II, Rowe t CO; E Pomeroy.
 Per steamboat Fashion i'm New Orleans-J O'Reiily & cos Barron, Mead & cos C w Dorrance; Dade & Key Brooks.
 Per steamboat L Day from New. Orleans-C w Ogden; Wilson & May; Wellington & Ca amnnn; NJ Boullemet II Gaines; Bromberg X co.
 Per steamboat Fashion from New Orleans-WIlsOn X May; Ware X Chesbroush; Styles k cOi J O'Reilly x eos Washington Callahan.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

CURIOUs CoINcIDKEcE -ln Davidson county, Tennessee, in which Nashville IS siluated. Mr. Polk was beaten, in the gubernalorial election of IsI3, 5s3 votes. In ls44, tthe presidential cleo ton) he was again beaten 5S2. In the late election Us45) Mr. Brown was beaten by MT. Foster in this (hs own) county, 5s3. Close running for three
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02
PASsE ETSds EeS.

Per steamboat Fashion from New Orleans NJ essrs Clarke, McAiser, affer, N oel KurezLer, Moore.
 Per steamboat James l. Day from New-Orleans- Mesdames Wilson, Smith, Davis and ? children. Gordon Leslie, Foster, Misses White, CaldeE Co.'s Gordon Da Wis. Cnpts Grant, Howe, Reid, Burgess, Messrs Welsh Downes, smith, Leevre, Mekinstry, lloben. Battele, Wilson, Greene
 Per steamboat Fashion, from New oreans-Mrs Waison Misses Watson, Tulls, Messrs Watson. Lee, Ives, Nichols, Reed Aderson, BaZe, Tuth, Bre-iin, Forbes, Bright Jr, Guesnard, short, Menard, Coates, Aubrey. Hewitt
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

The names of several h'sh5 Respectable gentle are given the other morning papers as candi dates for the Mayorality, and we have been request ed to copy the annunciations. We comply with the request very cheerlulIy 10 two of Ihe parties but in regard the third eve beg his pardon) we have some little msgivings to ihe forth coming of the V. We will think of that.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02
nNIIs0IsTS.

NEW -ORLEANs--Per schr sarah-9o2 sks corn, 48 sks cofee 50 oats cks bacon 45O bbs four 10 do bread, l60 kgs lard 10 hhds sugar.
 NEW -ORLEANS-PeI schr Mary CIare-se bales nay, 3I2 sks corn. l66 do oats, hhds sugar.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion--Il no bbls our cs rice, kgs lead, 40 do nails, 50 paper l bbl whiskey. 46 do potatoes.
 NEW -ORLEANS-Per steamboat J l. Day-6 hhds bacon, Is kgs lard do shot.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-l2S bhls flour, hhds bbl bacon, 20 bb Is potatoes tee wine.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-02

We have received the first number of new demo cratic paper, "1he Southern Eagle," published |, Camden, Wilcox county, Alabama, by W. B. r Hyde. It s well got up, and the articles origina and selected indicate talent and laste We wish the Eagle every