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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

We have received from y. w. Allen n very hand.
some volume of nearly 800 pages, published by Ap
pietOn g. Co., with the foowiog title: s.-t
"a Manuel Of Ancient History" comprising
l. Ancient History, containing The political hsto-
ry, geographical position and social Of the pr;n-
cpal nations Of antiquity carefully revised from the
ancient writer's. .. ..... aa
II. Modern History containg the rise and progress
Of the principal European natons their political his.
tory, and the changes in their social condition, with
history Of the colonies founded by Europeaas..
BY W. G. Taylor, l.. L. d., N. r. A. s., ofTrin-
i,y College. dublin, revised with chapter on the
history of the United States, bv c. y. Henry. ID. d.
Professor of Philosophy and History, in the Univer
siiy Of the city Of New York. ..D..a eruia
This is an exceedingly valuable and authentic
work. ..fs 81, Id.1
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

The common enemy is, as was to be anticipated,
IN king The most OF the discussions at the demo-
cratic meeting. The zealots were warned that such
would inevitably be the consequences Of their hea
OF crim alton, in supporting and opposing favorite
men. The Advertiser, with much ingenuity, has
ma lie report of part of The proceedings of that
meeing and doubtless, hopes To make political pro.
iit for whiegery, by blAzonns and aggravating the
dissensons Of democrats about men
The tendency of the whole report, both in its omis-
sions aud its exagge 'aons, is To excite prejudice
against Col TERRY 1t is easy 10 see in THE, in
what direction the fears of whiggery point more i'm
medateH. The strong man Of the party is always
the one most nnsparinsl assaiIed by its foes.
This much by way Of caution. OF the develope-
ments such AS they are, and their effects, real and
presumed, II is enough 10 say, they will do actual
good, il they shall but our friends OF the
folly of 80 much unnecessary heat in their domestic
controversies about candidates fur off e.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

D. P. Poore, Esq.,, Of Newbury. Mass, now resi-
dent in Paris. has been appointed by Governor
Briggs 10 discharge that portion Of the duly which
appei tains 10 France comprised Resolve recent
" passed by The General Coari Of ,h7t Common.
wealth, auhorsina the Governor "to take such inca.
sures he may deem expedieni, 10 procure the ORR
ginas, practicable, IL mol. copies, Of NIL such doc
uments The public offices Of Great Britain and Of
France, as. in his judgment. may 10 complete
the records. 10 illustrate The colonial, or oihev
history Of Massachusetts" MIR. Poore ia the agree
able correspondent, N Paris, Of the Boston Alias
New York Express. 'i~ zt
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

Qj-The Reverend JAMES JACKSON Of The Epic
copal Church, hte Of lhe diocese Of Massachuset,,,
and late rector Of 81. Johns Church at Savannah,
Geo left home few days since in state Of insan-
ity, and was found drowned in the river, opposite 10
Roma venture. Ho s''f
ld- WIN. H. HAvEMEYER has been nominated
unanimously the democratic candidate for Mayor Of
York. DUDLEY SELDEs is the wing candidate.
JAS. hARPER is the Nativeist candidate. and Ar
THUR TAppAr the Abolition proper, but Webb in.
Inmates pretty strongly thar Dudley Selden Is under
the influence Of tina, section Of hggery which is for
adopting aoolit'onism as one OF It's points Of doc
trine.s .t..uT .al-rt ID.
90 At least fifty newspaper. have told Us within
week or two that the ODD FELLows orisinated in
the 55t year Of the Christian Era and that the name
ofOdd Fellows was bestowed upon them by the En-.
peror Titus; important fact in the history of the
Anglo-Saxon tongue. for il shews that the Enneror
Titus spoke English about the time of the fall of Je
rusalem! - '.U.
W The managers Of the Inaugural Ball held IA,
Carusi's Saloon in Washington city, the Alb ms.
have appropriated the amount Of profits. sl,l33 So.
to charitable purposes, in equal portions. 10 the
washington City Orphan As, lum," and the "St.
Vincent Orphan As, lua.' II was also directed that
the list Of subscribers, whose tickets we're unre
s'me'l. should I've transferred to the first named in
slitution.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

FIRE.-Today abou. IL O'Clock fire broke oa,
in the New Orleans Sugar refinery, Situated in the
square comprised b-tween Pearl, LOUISA and Delard
streets. The establishment was in full operation.
and belonged TO Messrs. Weld & Co. II was in
sned for s40,0 900, hut the loss is estimated ri S20-
900 over and above the insurance. 1t constrained a
large quantity Of sugar 'refnei and 10 be sskned,
and the machinery twas all destroyed. Or
cans Courier. +frI,Iu l.I. az Jr .s..lH =-4.ig
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

Those who have made inquiries about the new
game OF Roundo, or who have pa ticpaed in il NAV
find advantage in examining the law on this subject
which is very distinctly laid down in the communi.
cati"n signed C. in this paper.
The Charleston Mercury says that il is understood
that Captain BiDDLE has been appointed TO the
command of the ship OF the line Columbus. which is
to take out the ratified treaty with the government OF
China, and is TO be The flag ship of the East India
squadron IL is supposed that the Consul General
will 90 OUT in the Columbus.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31
Crocery. Produce and Provision Market.

GENERAL kRMARKs.-Snce our hast notice there has
been but little change in the general basincss aspect of
trade with the ption ofsngar and molasses in which
particularly the former there has been onidcrble aeti
yy and material advance in price, In articles of
western produce meats especially the tendency
INV ard The aggregate extent of business transactions
has been very moderate Stocks good in arti-
clos in Others light imports continuing about in form
or weeks The beneficial eilecs the late foreign news
as regards chief staple product il is anticipated will
have favorable influence upon business generally. The
weather which in the early part of the week wet and
cool. has since become quite pleasant
BAaGNa ROPE Imports 0fthese articles have been
very and rather exceeding the 0ulgOings the demand
at the present having slackened there is STILL however
moderate enquiry and prices continue 10 be fully sustain
ed Kent. bafgng ga to he cash and time. and rope
4lsD5Kc. cash and time. according ID quality, etc.
small Of r,pe sold To tn, presses al 7c.,
BAcoH-With light receipts and moderate demand,
the p,aIAeI remains stiff with an upward incinaton.-
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

The INFANT SISTERS are to perform tonight at
the Af,noy We cannot speak Of their merits from
personal know ledge. but Tram The notices we have
Of their performances in other places they have
visited, ". do mn hesitate say the, worthy of
patronage. They are four and six years OF age.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

CHEAP.-YOu can now 60 to Albany frem New
York city in first rate steamboats, for n less swn
than our principal hotels charge for nights ipdg
ing. Fifty cents, less than half cent mile, IL he
present price. This is one Of tho consequences Of
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

A. we App ehended there IL said to he some igo.
bile about the pavment Of the expenses for fitting mp
the Post Office in New York. Mr.. .WickiAe
directed Col Graham to pay the bills. hutth Assii-
tor refuses To pass them, finding suloriiy " do
so.--INew York Sun. 49, If ,l'-iit .a44.q ~
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

OREeoN.-A letter from Independence, rho most
disiant town IN Missouri towards the west, states
thai about 5000 emgrans will leave that place Eor
Oregon on the first OF May. ----.---
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

N ohs.. IL aaOD1s %t0-c 9-l6COl9 ssd 1h(0- c
MOBILIZE. SOD lid l5I6t0-c 1908 H4G- {
Chas'ton. 7l6C0- iO-c 40 IsDil4c
Say'nah.. h(0- d boo 7'l6GD!s d nominal.
The aggregate number OF square rugged vessels ut the
ports is 32 against 446 the corresponding ported
OF last season. oftese there l2I Dr. this year and
1G1 last.
EXCHANGE-The market continues steady, with fail
at quotations. The supply and demand
about equal The only change necessary from last week.
is In sterling bills which We reduce q per State
Bank notes have maintained former rates and with fair
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31
FOR GAINESVIIi,E

81. FOR GAINESVILLE. at.
= e. n The very fine new inst running
$500 steamboat ELIZA, w. n. Roberts
master, will leave for the abuse and all Intermediate
landings on TUESDAY, LIST April, ut o'clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on boari or to Be-
mh3l %, 49, ,l' M. WARING & co. =.
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M R1N. S1,ootersj

& ID. ARMORY n CO., manufacturers in the
Ss,own Of Goshea, Orange county, New Ork, OF
Rifles Of the latest improved increase twist, Which
they ronfdenty recommend to the pui'l,cas anarir-
Gle equal in workmanship. accuracy aud strength IN
shooting, to any made in the United Slater. -
s. b. NARMORY il now this city and will re-
mani a few days at W. Ii. BUEEELL Il Co.'S and
show the bes, lot of Rifles offered to the sports-
Of Mobile, They superior article for tar
gel shooting. as they will shoot double the distance
Of those now in Call and examine for your
seken. u. = ----- L = -. . mh2l W.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

0c-I offer my TO HE VOTERS OF Mobile county
as randinae for the Office Of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election. 7
mnl5 3gie ~ EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTioN.-H,ll's NJ II.
Patriot gives returns from all The towns in the Stale
excepting IL. with the following results. For S,eet
(demo) 22.s3O; Colby, (whig) 1850; Holt,
(Abol.) 56l6; Scattering 955-gising Steele clear
MAJORITY Of 10, which will probably be Increased 10
something more than thousaad by the returns yet
to he received.
We learn from the same source that John Wood
bury Of Exeter, the regular annexation candidate
from Rockingham District, lately represented by
John p. Hale, has lost lLis election By some Two o,
three hundred votes! Hale received IN II the town.
but thirteen, 70l6 voies-which is about one third
Of The number necessary to elect him. The genera
results OF the election ARE as follows, VIZ:
A Democratic Governor.
Three Democratic Congressman and one va
cancy.
Four Democratic Councillors and one vacancy.
Ten Democratic Senators and vacancies, which
to he filed bv the 10. Consequently every mem
Der Of the Senate WILDE democratic.
Eighty Democratic majority IN The House of Re
representatives.
Democratic county officers elected in Il the coun-
ties but one.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

NURSE wANTED-To travel will, a'lamily to
IN the Norih--a white woman preferred. Apply nj
the northeast corner of ST. Fra.eis and ST. Joachim
streets. y f.ol.t.l H-tI r,l mliSl !
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31
MOBILE

Monday Morning, March 81, 1s45
The eastern mail came through yesterday. N
news. Sundays mail from " ashington.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

'' FOR COLUMBUS AND WESTPORT. ts
GEN. En-. G rs ri %"'J j. B. s,'1 %i.s
master, will deiar, for The above aud Intermediate
landings. WEDNESDAY, I'd Apr,l.ai o'clock PM
Fer freight OF passage apply ON hoard or to u..e
CAMPBELL, OWEN q CO.,
mh3l u Front and IS Commerce. q
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

good cnusS 10 ttm Tia aRs prison il guilty OF any Of
the ofe c's created by the recedIng sec,'On. Qhs
act ag 'ast unlawful uhes thai have quoiel,) ~"
cause such person suspected tn be arrested and
brought before such Judge, justice some other OF
6cer magistrate, having jurisdiction in Ifr mi
SEES, and il on exAnins,ion the said judge Justice or
mag isiraie helme whom such suspected pefson rhs II
he taken, shall be Of opinion thai he IL guilty Of the
charge alleged against Inn. said judge. Justice %
magistrate Shall bind him in reeagnzance, with
good and sufficient securities, 10 appear, SC, and
that he will mol IN the time be guilty OF the like
offence. . 5...4I-- ...-.--sa.
have made this examination Of The st'tutes IN or
der that further excuse for the existence oi gamh-
ling esab shnenis, under the license al HE public
authorities, should be made Let the city pay back
the money il has unlawfuily received, aud let the
cit, mag Istrates consider Tor what purposes they
we're elected and what obligations they incurred
when they subscribed the oath that they would faith
FULLY perloI N the duties Of their office. &.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31
Average receipts of the last hve years from the fourth
week in March 10 the close Of the 46605 bales.


Average receipts for the 4th week in March to close of
for the last four years 10642 bales Average for
years 1861 bales In ls00 the rivers did not open until
about the LIST February.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

FOR MONTG OMERY AND WETUMPKA.
= e. n The good substantial steamer FAC
TOR, M. w. Garrison, nn,ster, will
leave for the above and intermediate landings, THIS
DAY, 3lst instant, AT s O'Clock I'm. positively.
For freight passage, apply on hoard or to
& m,h3l ii. WARiNG & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

(r;=The undersigned announces himself as a can
diaie for Ce,k of the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun-
ty, II, the ensuing August election.
ian17 4lte JACOB 8. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

DE;ARE POWDER-For cleaning the skin and
u b sofiening The complexion, and for ihatnnequai
and Hurried appearance which aries from overhead
ing, agitation nervousness, fushes, THE Cosmetic
is lie most pleasant. und immediate Of corecives-
Il lrans,ulises the countenance by 80 harmonising
with the natural character Of the skin IA almost 10
iadeatify itself with il in cases cf rougheess Of the
.s,face arising from some len, inflammation. OPP
crates like charm ailaying The excitement aud
spreading over the features natural uniform clear
aud in many persons beautiful and irnnspa-
seni soitness Of expression. For sale by
NORTH a. CO. A potnecaries, ply
'7inll3I ~ No So ItoyaI and 30 Gosernm. tt
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31


The advance in the Liverpool market is nearly I'D per
Ill., aud in Htvre II The chief OF the
improvement in England, the reduction of the duty
g. 6d per lb upon cotton, which will hereafter he ad
United free Add 10 this the opinion entertained there
that our crop wond fall short OF previous estimates
Trade in highly prosperous condition throughout
Europe. ED. .t ...
FREIGHTS--The large addition to tonnage since our
last and the advance in cotton has been yoale
the shipping interest," and rate, have again receded in
both foreign and coastwise transactions. There have
been Am ships engaged for Liverpool and one for iIa
three b. ships have engaged balance OF cargo for Ii
verpoo ship and bark taken for Boston, ship for N
York aud bark for Providence, which comprise all the
Charters made public since last Two ships have
rived under charter and commenced loading, for
Trieste the other ST. Petersburg In the early part o! the
week of the Am ships for Liverpool received l532
and of the b. 7i6d the other Am taken yesterday
7l6d the Hayre engagement effected Thursday at
- l6c and two OF the Br ships for Liverpool yesterday
ead, The engagements tor Boston and Providence
all at ac and part of the shipments for New York made
early in the week al same rate but within the last
days " per psle mas heen taken tn I'LL up We quote
ltiserpooi irelghts lnf coon,.. lid per lb
Coastxise. -. o.. ,"... S2I0hc" ,
After writing the above learned the eupn cement of
another b. ship for Liverpool sd and bark for Rnr
celnna at a made public
There arrived from since this day week II sbps
banks and briggs. Cleared outward l6 ship. 3bark, and
brig
Rates freightat southern ports to Liverpool and Ha
Vre compared, same time in
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

NEW SPRING GOODS--DANIELS g. BRA.
INDY have for sale the following reasonable Good.
which they will sell cheap for Cash
leH Printed Lawns and Jaconets d..
Muslin de Chypre and Dilietanie Muslins
Silk and wool Balzarines and Barages
Irish Linens aud linen Lawns N.
Table Cloths and Table Linens .'NF3 H..
- Napkins, Towels and Diapers r. aFFf TO.
- Sheeiing Linens, from ga to IA cheap
Piano Covers and Table Covers ri i4lo.
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces and NetsseE
Linen Cambria Hdkis in great variety
Furniture Cacos, linen and cotton Checks
French Drillings and French Linens
Ladies' Skirts, Corsets and Robes
Bleached and brown Shr,ings and Siieetines
W;nd,,, M..l;.. &c r,-s mh3l
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

II AW NOTICE-J. ". Les ESNE- will prsc-
IL lice Law.i1ahe counties of Mobile, BziJwin,
ariy the seiz.,s of tic Circuit Courts held 10 tose
counties. =. 49,, +. 81. 60 II tx aas1 s219td
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

FRIDAY EVENING March %, le35.
Stock hand September LIST, lS+4....... bales AIS
Received this week ................. 1851
Received previously ACKNOWLEDGMENT
47I09s
Exported this week. ....................... 1886
Exported previously -. 3olsSi-3i2O'f
Leaving Snck ON hand and on shipboard notl ,.ous
clcHred March u. l8i5.................. ''''of'"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

Oo-We are requested To announce EDWARD b.
GALE ~ IA candidate for Clerk Of The County Court
AT the eAs0ing election. mill
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

0J-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY wall sup
port him as a candidate for the office Of Clerk Of The
County Court, AT the election in August next.
ianIR 4nIet
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

10 respectfully ANNOUNCE myself asa candidate
fur Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Mobile c01niy, At
the ensuing August eeciioa e= = go
nl,S 8Ilf J&W. LANG
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FOR TTSCAIOOSA

.. .r.lIt FOR TUSCALOOSA.
p n. The new, splendid double engine
steamer TUSCALOOSA, P. LAYER.
gy master. will leave for The above and all lntermedi
ATE landings, on TUESDAY. 1st April, at o'clock,
PM. For freight Or passage apply on board to
nh2l MOSES WARING & CO., Agents.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

II OST last night between 9 and II .o'gysk, three
- One Hundred Dn1las- b He ~ The, Faakrat Mo-
bile. "A. veryslibefai eward III be paid ff The re-
coyerv Of the same on applicatioa'id - II
nii2a ID ' IT: W. ANDRFWS-k.CO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

0ATss.loe sacks, for saIs by
~ mhsl 8. 3 I, J.. JONES'
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A MEXICAN AGRITLTDRisJLIEs bird
"A number far March, Is45. is ibis dvyarectis ed.
Snhscribers win please call and ge. THRU, capirs.
~ mill Ja,stNutj ! SiAeA III. GIFTS, Aeeat.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

(G- The friends Of JANIS SCOTT ahhonnce
him rs a candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Crcuit Court Of Mobile county nj the election ell the
1at Momlay Of August next mhzole"
| XfNED s. RADCLIFFE proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and will he supported by
febl7 67,l MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

n AW NOTICE--JoHN WoopwAR ID aud THo.
tice Of the Law, and will practice is ,he Cosrss Of
Law and Equity ii the following counties, SiEf-
Macon, Rassell, Lafayette. Randolph, TaIlapoosa,
Benton and Taadega; also, in the Supreme Court
al Tuscaljosa. esr = ta-gss ~ ~ 81 Ill p r
0J-Oiiice At Taadeea, Aia.ls sss's sasc9Ky
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

- FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
p E. n The hight draught steamer LAT.LA
ROOKH, o. Il. Cooper master,
will 'eave for The above and all the Intermediate
landings, on THIS DAY, 3lst inst. at 5 JPN. =
For freight or passage. apply on board or TO
mh31 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co. 81.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

A GOOD Rook-kreper, WIN has more leisure than
.hhe finds profitable. woad Ike lo'brins up or
close a set Of Backs, render account sales or do
writing OF any kind--being acchnpfed hf noes got
leave during The summer. and weuld allePf 70 The
correspondence and Iniiness GENERALLY VIZ comner-
cia house. Satisfactory references can " gwen.
line to A. B. &. left NJ this office wiilbe pr"mpt-
" attended to. = ssf..ss' qtas -stmh27
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; FOR TUSCALOOSA.

FOR TUSCALOOSA.
CO ~ The fine, fast running steamboat
SxsiEsa.1t BOURBON. J. A. Case master, will
leave for The above and all Intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, the 3lst instant, al 5O'ciock PM t.a
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ml.3l MOSES WARING & co.
FOR COLUMBUS AND WAVERLY s' ?
= E. n The steamboat POTOMAC, p. o.
w. sezzizzzzZ Foster, master, will leave Cor the
above aud intermediate landings on THIS DAY,
3lst instant,!ai O'Clock PM. -.a "
For freight o. passage, apply on hoard or to .s
. ml3I a- nj. WARlNG & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

NOTICE--rLs onde,sigped WIFI continue The
Nv General Ooilaassion bus mess, under Tie fn VI
"WEsTf ELDFs 3. BkorHERsa 81 q; 1919
GRO. WESTEEisnF.s'A NJ.
.oet3O q Il q, ~ kAINtIf)t4Ol WESTFELDT.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

0J- 10 the Voters Of Mobile county: We are a1-
tiorzed TO announce DRURY THOMPSON rs u
candidate for reelection TO the Office Of Clerk oil the
County Court Of Mobile county, i'll the ensuing An'
gust election. feb6 6Otie"
05The friends Of JOHN P. REMY announce
him ms candidate for the office Of CLERK Of the Cir
cmit Court of Mobile county, AT the election The
So, Mn,,luv nf AuUust new iualA 38teh
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

NOR SALE-A. .se,y superior > Barauefs Cav
Il rage, well made, with HsrRess complete for
one OF. Two horses. FORBADE law by ...,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

NOTICE-An persons ,are herev waraed not ts
| Scredit. the s,eamhoata ARK ANSAS: ffwithout y
written order FINN Capt Phffeh q. J. J: Deshnn.
as no debts otherwise incurred viii be paid by the
owners Of SAID hoa'' ;.,,,rssl ,,,SS,,s,,ss : m
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r. tpr}F-uA. Hair BRA lei Fr with Gold Clasp.
IL The finder viii receive II suitable JSwAid by
leaving ilst ,he office IL GREGORY 3 SnaSBY,
mbf0 eorper Of Dapphi,ts mud Ros atsis.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

COMPREHENSIVE NOEICE--Ga; ils ist ot
~ May next, g 20 40 Z. sCEAyFehs Of GoIsla-
bus, Mississippi, sieesmesa partner 10 the hans OF
a.. 4. HAKRIs& Go. this city. The Goplais-
BusiAess will. fjp that day, hi eopd.etss sgk-
der the firm Of HARRts, cLAYfoa 4 Go, aP2eKy
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

Il AWNOTfCE-The firm of Mt PEAR-
LsoE, Ciaiborne. except ass'to old nattefs, hav.
ing been heret,re dissosedb by mutual c6Hseht,the
undersg,,edwili auehdio III business connsit.sd
his charge in the Courts Of Nnprse, Claske, ASH
mutton. Conecuh and Wilcox, and tho Supreme Court
VI the Sta,e. s.. JACOB PEARSON,
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