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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-12

BOy's and Youth's Clothing. TUNHE SuBscRiBER is now receiving per ships E. Il Denison and Mary Frances new and elegant assortment of Boy's and Yosth's Clothing, consist ing in part of the following articles OVER COATS-Of heavy Beaver, Clotk and Cas- BROCK COATS-Of Preach Brown. Black and
 Olive, Invisible Green, Blue aud Gol-
 den mixed coored Clsihs PELTO COATS-Of fancy Preach Doeskia. Cas-
 simeres, fancy Cloth and Tweeds ROUND JACKETS-Of Black. Brown, Invisible
 Green and Blue Cloths, Twesis, Cas-
 simeres, Jeans and Satinets PANTALOONS-Ofsup black, blue aud fancy
 coiorsd Cassimere, Doeskin, Tweeds,
 ribbed and striped Cassneres, Jeans,
 blue. black and mixed 5attiness vESTS-Of Silk Velvet, Merino and Cashmere,
 Black and figured Salins and Aipacas Boys Hosiery, Under Shirts and Drawers, Meri- no Gloves; fine Cotton Shirts. linen bossms and collars; Ginsham, checked and fancy colored Saiu; Elastc Silk and Cotton Suspenders; Wooiea. Me- rino and Cotton half Hose; black and fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs and Cravstsi Cotton and Silk Pock- ct Hdkfs
 Boy's Hats aRd Caps. and general assortnea, ol children's dresses of plain and fancy colored Silk Velvet, embroidered CIohs and Casll- meres. decllM For sale low by JOHN CAMPBELL. ID W. ANDREWS 6 OO.. 6 St Michael-st. 1Os have in store, received per late arrivals. a eompste assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which are offered to dealers at New York Pearl-st prices-amonR winch are, Cotton and woolen Negro Goods of every variety Blankets, S-4 and s.4 Duffil, Whitney S Macinaw Flannels. white, red, yellow and fine Welch Brown and bIeacned Shirtings and Sheetings. French, English and America Prints
 Rich printed Cashmercs and MousehR de Laines Alpaca Lustres, Iris Cloths and Merinos
 Super black French Bombazines
 Black and celored Silks for ladies' dresses Ladies' silk and cotton Hosiery, and half Hose Ladies' and gents sup. black, white and colorsd K'd Cloves; Laces, Edginss, Insertings. &c. dsci' A MEXICAN ALMANAC for ls46--Ths Ame. fA- rican Almanac and Repository of useful knewl- edge for the year ls46 just received and for sale by SUMWALT k TEST, Booksellers decll and Stationers, 36 Dauphia st DRESERvES. FRUITS, fc-Now laadinT. ] \ spleadid assortment of French Frsits ia iheil juice, English Jams; Jeliiss; Picklss; Sauces; Stiltoa aud Cheshire Cheese, Ac; Enslish and French Mustard; Sardines, in whole and half bexes for sale by [declll o'REILLY q co. RLACK and WATERED SILKs- ID Plain black Sstins, Fancy Scsris New style Mouselia de Laines Velvet Points and Ladies Cravats --seceiyed per Mary Franees by
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COMMERCIAL.

London ..NOV -fOIk. .....'.' Aee..
 CoTToE-Ths enquiry good yesterday Lus me oP' ward course Of prcss tended restrict sales To- say l500 bass-priess about !e higher. MiddlinE 63o7e.
 The eastern mail is still TWO days behind-daies yes tsrday only Of the 2d from NswYork and Baltimore 3d.
 The great length of the Message necessarily PTeciudss ended remarks day in this department ofihs paper
 Al NEw-YoRK. Ihs 2J, co.lOn quiet, but stsady'- In Flour speculative sales Of bbls al SCI 07 storage privilege Or l502O days
 Al tPHILADELpHIA, cotton armer, hut sales limited SIS bales at 74@eIc.
 Al NgwORLEARs. sales Of cotton for three days snd- ing Tuesday, 1000 balsS prices very fs and good mid advanced ie-mid 6I@6i; good mid 6t07. Flour down 10 eel for Ohio Sugar da and prices iie per ID low er-ex,remes 4D6Ie. MoIsssss 2le, heavy. Corn roc. and Oats 75c per bushe Whi.ksy 2502ec, very unset tied and light enquiry. Exchange on London SaO6a; N. York 60 days 2iDS ds sisht liDlt dis. Freishts 10 Liverpool i'd; ITavre lc.
 From the letter of correspondent 4PM. Tuesday. Sales of eolun so far aboat $500 bses prcss fully te higher-md 6i a7i and good mid 7i07ie. Flour little 6rmer, sales of HOO bbs Ohio ai S6 a5d6 S0-hoders generally asking S6i' Sales of 800 hhds Sugar to-day former raies-44 06c extremes. Another Havre en- RnRoment at lc DeF h.
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BY s. l. g. |. I. JONES.
 S. |. JONES, AuctIoDeer.

THIS DAY. Ut g o'clock, at our grocery safes room. will be sold general assortment of Groce- rIes, consisting of-
 New Mess and Prime Beef; do Pork
 Gunpowder, Hyson and Pouchong Tea
 Old Moiongahela and Rect WhIskey
 Preach aRd Domestic Brandy, in half, qr and
 eighth pipes
 Holland and Domestic Gin
 Tobacco of various brands
 RegslIa and La Norma Segars
 Sperm aad Compost Candles No Soap, various brands
 Ssgsr Cured Hams; Goshen Butter
 New Leaf Laid; Champagne Cider
 Champagne, Port, Sherrey and Madeira Wines
 Fatman dt Bros Backing; Matches
 Assorted Liquors; Lemon Syrup White Wine and Cider Vinegar Sweet Oil n baskets Mustard ia F lb boxes, &c. Gc. -ALso-
 At III o'clock, at Dry Goods sales room. a very handsome assortment of Fall and " inter Dry Goods of the latest style; Clothing; Linen Bosom and Cot ton Shirts; Woollen Shirts and Drawers; Suspen- ders; Crasats; Madder and Pongee Silk .Hdkfs; WoolIen and Cotton Hosiery; Hats; Caps; Boots aud Shoes; Black and Russeu Brogaus; Umbrel- as; Brass Clocks, &c. dc. Terms cash.
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Correspondence of the Register and Journsl.l

Correspondence of the Register and Journal.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. l. le45. The two Houses ofthe 29h Consrass organized to-day 5 Senators and ai2 Representatives present The Sen was called order by the VicePresident, and the Florida Senators presented their credentials also did several other Senators elect
 The House called to order by the clerk. John w. Davis of Indiana elected Speaker Dr. Davis having voted receive abolition petitions former session and abolish the celebrated 2st and 18th rule, few south ern members threw their for a sound New Hamp- shire democrat-among them was Mir Yancey of your sate In the adoption of rules for the House, amend the rules of the last session to exclude abolition petitions, lost by 6 vote 6l to 120.
 DECEMBER 2, Is45. BE- French, Esq elected this evening Clerk of the House of Representatives without opposition. Upon motion to go into the election of Pnter debate sprung up between Messr Davis of Kentucky and Bailey vr ginia in which the Kentuckian shown up in no en- vsbe light, having in tho late whg Congrsssthe27th beeve-voed at its opening to reduce the printers pay IS per from former The whigs having elected Gales & seatOn their printers, ordered increased quan- tty of public printing be done and at the close of the complmented their avortes by repeating their ductlon resolution Mir Davis was one who voted for the repea In the midst of this healthy exposure of whg hypocfacy, the Presidents message was announced Il was read and listened with marked interest," venture say that document has issued from under the hand of of the United States which has been mark ed by higher and satssmanlike views, tho roughly noble American feelingsounder revenue views and perspcuous and cogent reasoning This is high praise-but give to you from the heart and ap proved of by judgment which doubted somewhat to Mir. Folks ability sound positions under the cir cumstances. An extra number ordered to be printed And the House rdjourned. REPUBLICAN.
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MARINE NEWS. Port of Mobile -- December 12. 1845.

ARRIVED Br bark ottswa, Drynaa, from Plymouth, EnE,, ts c N ariin.
 Brig Oak, Pepper, from Boston, to Whitaker ( ssmp- son.
 Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton i'm New -orlenns. Steamboat Agnes, Walker, rom New Orleans. Steamboat Irene, Clouds. from DsnOpols, with 6e4 bales cotton. Steamboat North Alsbsma. Adams. i'm Montgomery, with 5l9 bales cotton. CLEARED FOR THIS ponr-From Portland, Nov 2e -Schr Mary Chase, stevens ARRIVED HgNCE-At Philadelphia, Dec 3-brig Grow Ter, Ulmer, l7 days.
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The whole of our space to-day is occupied with the Message of President POLK We have room in the pa per for detailed comment Sufficient be 1t to say for the present. thAtt elear able, high toned and thoroughly American document worthy of the head of the nation Or the Oregon question in particular which the minent point onierest and curiosity he has vndcated at in digned terms the rights of our country her moderation and her spirit Every thing has been conced cd, which possible, to compromise honoraby with conflicting pretensions and since moderation and compro mise have only increased the demands of England the whole of rights reasssrted with temper and in
 which will command tho approval and the support of Congress and the people.
 We shall offer another day mora detailed view Of the several heads Of this admirable paper
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SUERIFF,S SALE.

NN ILL. be sold for cash in front Of the Court
 w House door Of Mobile county. on Monday, the 22d day of June, ls46, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day. runa a- way slave called JEFFERSON alias ROBERT, of black complexon aged abou, 35 years, feet inch es high. and says that lie belongs to widow Molly Burnell. Said negro man Jefferson alias Robert, having been committed to the jail of Mobile couaiy by F. c. Kimba, a Justice of the Peace of N obiie county, on the 3rd day of November, lS45. A run away slave, and hIs owner having failed to come forward, prove properly. pay cost and charges and take him away. he therefore is to be sold m cOmp- ance of the statute in such cases made aad provided to pay Jail fees. c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 Oo-The Montgomery Advertiser. State Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa. and Huntsville Democrat, will copy weekly till day offs
 decl2 9flds c. R.
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U Ar. BooTH's benefit tonight in Hamlet. He played in the Apostase last night with wonderful effect His engagement has been of brilliant success surpas sing any thing have of Booth in many years.
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COLD FOIL AND GOLD LEAF-Ths sub
 " scrbers. manufacturers of superior GsLD F0lL and GOLD LEAF, beg leave to inform the Dentists, Druggists and others interested. that they maauas ture and have constantly hand, all the different articles in theii line of business, such Gold Fsi and Gold Broszs, Gold and Silper Leaf, Siiv~ PsS- der. $e. which they will sell at the very lowest cash prices. Orders from any part of the United States for half an ounce or more of Foil, if accompanied with par funds the rate of 32 per ounce, will be promptly and faithfully attended and transmitted host paid to our customers. LOGO & NELMS,
 dec66 46t Walnut or g Pear-sl, Philadel lphia.
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INSURANCE.
 NNHE Subscribers, Agents for the SUN MU- l TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. being now prepared to lake Marine, River and Fire risks at the usual rates of prea uIn, soli. cit shArs of patronage. This Company has assets aer providing for the losses by the late fire in New York, of more that Six Hundred and Seventy five Thousand Dollars.
 dec1l JAS. MAGEE q co. 24 St Fraacis-s, MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPA. MI NY OF NEW YORK, with reliable assets of upwards of Four Hundred aad Fifty Ihousssd Del lars, ($450 O00) after pros ding for the payment iu cash of their losses by the July fire in New York, 1, and all other claims, continue heir business of FIRE, RIVER and MARINE INsURARcE, as eiet0fors. Applications will be received at the office of the Agency, corper St Francis and Royal streets, ss. cond floor Tdec6I ROBT. s. BUNKER. Agent. M ESSRS. MOULTON < CLARK beg leave IvA to iaform the Ladies and Gentemeu of Mobile and vicinity. that their Dancins and Wyahxne Ass- dsay will open on Monday the S,h inst. at the WA VERY HoUsE for Gentlemen at early candle light, and on Saturday the 18th for Masters and Misses at g A. M.
 N. B. Messrs. N. * c. would be pleased to see those that wish to receive instruction present at he commencement. Entrance to the ssl0oa on 6t Fran eis street. dec8
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ARMORY HALL.

1fMR. XAUPIS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened ihs goth 25th of January, a 10 o'clock AM and o'clock TN for young Ladies and Mastsra-nght School for Gentlemen will commence on Saturday, 6th Dec. at et o'clock. His will comprise-Pekkd, Polka Quadrile, Wditz de Deaspas, Hop Wditx. Gallo pade QaadriHs, Ia Sylphic, 9e.
 TERas-Per session, of Is lessons. .el2
 Two or more iroui same family, sach."........ 10
 Private lessons, at residence. l2
 Polka, Polka Quadrile. ID
 a One course of ns,rucon only will be requisite obtain complete knowledge Of all the nbovs dsnces- Mr. Xaupi will give his Saloon, during the present son, Practising Qusdre Parties for the farther improve ment af hs pupils, which will aford 10 his patrons an opportunity of judging Of his styis of dancing.
 noy28 249Kno
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oeiving by all arrivals from Philadedhia, fresh sup plies, thereby keeping throughout the fresh and well assorted stock of Saddles, Brides, Martin gales. Fillings, Saddebags and Wallets, Leather of every kind used by SaddieSs--G'a Bands, Curb and Snaffe Bhts, Spurs, etc. etc.
 Saddlers and Carnage Trimmsrs will always find as above, a well assorted stock of materials and tools.
 dec6cmo 8. BoULLEMET, 2 DaHphin-st
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A CAlsD.

pTHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened large and well selected stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS-s prepared sell Teachers, Parents and Gusrdians. ioe any House in ike Southern country. He has also large stock Of Law Msdica Theological, Miscellaneous aud Standard Library Books; to which is added MANU- FACTURIN4 ESTABLISHMENT Clerks ei Courts, Assessors aud Tax Collectors can have Books made 10 any pattern ahd short noilce catalogue ei 5cheol Books can be had by calling at 2s Dauphn street.
 noyl4Kmo s. W. ALLEN.
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"A AMERICAN MOTEL & REST4URAT. ~zA Es;z FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE E
 lSlfuafsd ON Erchan e-streef, ,betssea Waier and

lSiuatsd ON Erehange e-street, betssea Water and
 Commerce streets, Mobile.
 The above well known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer. is Rew open for the season.
 To planters and business meR generally tbe above establishment is tue most couvenient of any in the ciiy-beipg ia immediate proximity to the wharves aad principal thoroug ghfares-and CAS- accomm0date te from 50 to 60 with sleeping apartmeis, and about 150 with board. The eating department is the Reslavra, plan, where they cas get their meals al any hour in the day-besides, the reasonable al which board, lodging, &c. can be had. reduction ef from 10 to 20 per cent from last year.
 0S- The utmost order aRd cleanliness observed throus shout the establishment. 1ke proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and a strict attention to busRess, to merit share of patronage
 Ac
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BY c. W. OGDEN.
 F. MURRAY, JR., Auctioneer.

Sale of Malaga Cargo. THIS DAY. l2lh inst. al l2 o'clock, will be sold, the wharf between Conli and Government streets tbe cargo of the Spanish Mistico del Car mon. from Malaga, consIsling of 490 whole boxes Rasins 14O0 half do do 1900 quarter do do 20 boxes bunch Mascatel Raisins, in layers 9 bbls Grapes, 25 lbs each 40 boxes Figs, 50 jars Olive Oil l6O bbls Grapes, 150 boxes white Figs 25 boxes Lemons, 42 jars Olives 100 sacks soft sheed Almonds 20 boxes Prunes, 25 do Vermiceli 40 casks red Wine, 10 bales foot Rugs 10 bbls. IS gallons, SD Aniseed Brandy "A boxes, I2 bottles each, refined Oil 12 boxes do Liquors IF boxes preserved Fruits
 boxes, 24 jars, Olives and Capers in pickle 6 boxes Cspers. with 12 jars each 6 boxes do do smaller 6 bbIs, IS gallons, white Vinegar 15 bags Filberis
 bbls Jordan Almonds 4S4 strings Garlic
 quarter casks Sweet Wine 8 do Dry Wine
 bbls Canary Seed
 dozea Canary Birds and Cages Farms At sale
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Advertisers will that the great weight of the Pro dents Message has forced lay aside their avors till
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JOHN PKDEE, Jr. 0 wM. BOX
 PEDRN & BOX,
 TAMIL Y GROC FRS, dec9 l39 hn.st-MObile.

KLDRE ED RA WAlNH, MMISSION MERCHAN
 No. 68 Commerce -st-Mobie.
 Referesces. Hon. Joshua L. Martin, Tusealoosa. Col. James Pickens, Marengo county. Col. Wm. K. Pickett, Autxuga county. Col. Jno. Winston. Green county. psss,.s pssas, sai;s 2. SG < Co. }Mobils. Rufin Coleman. Columbus. Miss. Jefferson Mills. l..o, Rev. John c. Rurruss. "o''"oe"' Col. Alber. ]: Pickett. Montgomery. Allen & Hayden, (N..;,. Tarlt, Stewart & Co. "ioo decll nc
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BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 E. A. LEVENSWORTH. AuctIoneer

Al Nc. 34 Royal street. THIS EVENING, at half past o'clock, gem crai assortment oi Dry Goods, consisting of English, French and American PriHts
 Brown and beached Sheetings
 Linen Shirtings; Kerseys; Hosiery
 Cotton, Silk and Madras Hdkfs Linen Bosem Shirts; Suspenders
 Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buttons Combs; Table Spreads; Napkins, &c Also-Cloth,ng, Boots and Brogans Together with a variety of Cutery-Pocket. Pen and Dirk Knives, Razors, kc. of superior qual- iiy; Double Barrel Ga IS; Rifles and Pistols; Gold and Silver Watches; Jewellery, and many other Goods too nt mer ,us to mention.
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MAMMOTH WHOLESALE SHIRT DEPOT,

S. DAVIS, NO. 5S DAUP HIN STREET. YNHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL Mer. Il chants, Traders and private Gentlemen to inc
 spect hIs stock, comprising in his collection all he
 newest styles aud improvements made in the articles
 embraced in his furnishing department that have been l necessary articles for Gentleman's Toilet, viz: Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen bosoms, collars Re-, Shirts, all Linen, Sczrfs, Colored shirts, Cravats, Under Shirts. Collars, Drawers, Stocks. Suspenders, Gloves and Hosiery, Pocket Hankerchiefs, very fine lot of Shirts by ships Mary Phillips
 and Mary Frances to suit the dealers. Ths Is the only Genlemen's Furnishing Depot
 TERMS. ONE PRICE. AND CASH.
 Look out for fhe siRa of fhe MammOth Shrfi dsc9
 MALAGA FRUIT. WINES, &c-The cargo MI o the SD. Mstico del Carmen, direct frem
 Malaga, consisting in part Of the following l4o0 half }boxes Bunch Mascatsl Rais,ns 1900 quarter 2b boxes Bunch Museatel Raisss in layers 25 bbls Grapes, 25lbs each 40 boxes Figs; 50 jars OI,ve Oil l6O bbIs Grapes; l50 boxes White Figs 26 boxes Lemons; 42 jars Olives 100 sacks soft shelled Almonds 25 boxes Prunes; 26 do Vermicelli 40 casks red Wine; 10 bales foo, Rags 10 bbIs, IS gallons. SD Aniseed Brandy 24 boxes, 12 bottles each, refined Oil IF boxes do Liquors l2 boxes preserved Fruits 6 boxes. 2 jars. Olives and Capers in pickle 6 boxes Capers, with IF jars sseh 6 boxes do de smaller 6 boxes, IS gallons. white Vinegar IS bags Filberts 2 bbls Jordan Almonds ASA strings Garlic 6 ar casks Sweet Wine 8 do Dry Wine 4 bbls Canary Seed 3 dozen Canary Birds and Cages bags. Garbansos. Nov landing on Ceati- st.wharf xnd for sale by dec9 ESLAVA, MURRELL & co. L5The above cargo will be sold at auction oa
 Friday next, 12th inst. at IF o'clock, on tho wharf
 between Cont and Government-sls. Sale persmp-
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RY EDWARD R. CALE.

AdminisTators Sale ef chOice and elegant HoNsshOd
 Furniture at Auetioa. SATURDAY. December 18th, al II o'clock, in front of the Court House, will be sold, the persoRal effects of ). N. Sumwalt, deceased, consisting of Superb Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads
 Do Baresus, Washsiands, @c
 Elegant Mahogany Sideboards, Couches First quality of Hair Mattresses
 Feather Beds, Bolsiars, &c
 Eiesaat Carpets, Window Lounges
 One superb Cooking Stove Aso-One Carriage and Harness, nearly new, a first rate article, made to order Also-One elegant do, be barrelled Gun Terms-Six months credit in all sums over $50; under $50, cash. dscl2
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BY VIM. Fl. BUNNELL

On SATURDAY, 18th, at o'clock 4s boxes "Napier's" best pound Lump Tobacco 50 sides Band Leather
 l0qr casks Port Wine; pipes H Gin 10 casks Claret; 8 doz Mats
 20 bags Almonds; 90 cases Salad Oil n5 kegs Eagle Powder Terms. 60 days for approved paper
 -ALso- At 9t o'cork, on the second feor of store, catas logue sale of Dry Goods, comprising an extensive assortment of P, ints, Kerseys, Blankets, Shawls, Liassys, Mouselin de Laines, Wool and Cotton'IIo- siery, Over Goats, Hunting Coats, Shirts, Negro Hdkfs. Suspenders, Satinetts, &c. &c. Sale posi- tive. Terms cash.
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MY ANTED--A Situation as Bar Keeper, in
 W some respectable House, by one that has had many years experience in several Hotels. The he st reference from his last place. Enquire at ths office declZKN
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p PRICK CuRREsr-To-monow is our regular publi- | cation day. Leave your orders to-day.
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Friday Morning, December Ia, 1s45.
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BY EDWARD B. GALE.

Ad,NIaistrdf0r's Ssie. Oa WEDNESDAY, the 7th January next, al l2 o'clock, al the Court House, wIl be sold the per son2l effects of William Ryan, deceased, consii- ing of--
 Schooner, called the Adeline, about 20 tons
 burthen. Also, Feather Bed. Chairs. Clothing, Oyster Sign, &c., on a credit of six nonihs.
 CHARLES McnUGH, Administrator. The Vessel can be seen and examined at the wharf opposite Ketchum's warehouse dec9tE
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nADE A RAYNOLDS, successors to DEFoR- D EST, MoRRIs A Co.,, No "A Water street, have for sale full assortment of tho following arti cles at low prices
 SWEDISH BAR IRON-Flat and square ENGLISH do do Round, fiat q square AMERICAN do do do RUSSIAN do do do NAIL and SPIKE RODS-An sizes HORSE SHOE IRON
 PATENT HORSE SHOES
 HORSE SHOE NAILS-Grifhns
 HOOP IRON-Ai sizes
 BAND and SCROLL IRON-All sizes PLOUGH MOULDS
 WAGON and CART BOXES
 SPRING STEEL-Assorted
 CAST STEEL-Ssunderson | Naylor's Ma
 nufacture
 ENGLISH HOOP L. BLISTERED STEEL SHEET STEEL-For Gin Saws, Bristies, etc etc, dec12
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PHILADELPHIA SADDLE KY WAREHOUSE-No. 2 DaHphiR sfrsa, RsEt door abope COmmsres sirsd-Ths undersign- ed has received by late arrivals from Philadelphia large addi- lional supply of Saddlery and Saddlery.Ilarness. which he will dispnse oi at low prices, whole sale and retail. He will be re.
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RELIEF PRESS

BHLhhF FMhHB TUNO THE PUBLIC.-Ths undersigned have as- 1 sociated themselves as proprietors of the RE- LIEY PRESS under the style o. BARNES & JAMES, for the purpose of Storing and Compress ing Cotton and solicit patronage from their friends in the city and coun,rv At the following rstes:- Factors storage, l5c. for two weeks; 6c. per week for the next weeks, and not to exceed 26e. for the season.
 Compressing at eSrrent rates.
 Extra rope op compressed cotton 6lc, each