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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES, ~ RicuAoSp, Va.
AIRS NOTTINGHAM respectfully announces 10 her
l friends AMI the public that The duties OF her School
will nc resumed on Monday, Sept 29th.
The attention Of parents and guardians is particular
~ solicited
The course Of instruction in lhli School IA thorough,
comprising all those studies necessary to complete
useful aud highly inis.ed dutatinn.
TERMs-For board, Tuition IN English, French, La
tin Greek instruction IN Music nn the fan0, Iiarp, OF
Guitar made known upon application 10 Mrs Noting
ham, her residence, corner 5th and Franklin Streets
Richmond. Sept. 2-Ctt
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Aug. l2-e2aw5w

Miss G. NJ. WATTS SCHOOL.
MISS GEOIGlANNA NJ: WATT will re-
Iis same the duties of her School Oh Monday
The 1874 instant.
She returns her thanks 10 her patrons and
friends for the liberal patronage she has hereto
fa;e received, and will continue 10 devote her
best exerions 10 The improvement OF her pupils.
The usual branches OF an English education will
le taught and if any Of her patrons wish, lessons
will lie given in drawing and painting.
Her mother Mrs. Wait, can accommodate one
or two pupils as boarders Price OF hoard slOn
fer the session of 10 months. Sept. i-d&c2,
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tIox. RosErr J. W.LSss.-The Convention
Of Texas, on motion Of MIR Horton, have uHanl.
mously passed resolution expressing The graft
tube OF The people OF the Republic, for the many
services rendered 10 them by Mr.. Walker.
". 0. J.6erDHiaa.
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Aug. 9-c,d
NOTICE.

TINE Society Of Alumni, ot llamrtcn Sid
L. ney College, wi! hold its annual meeting on
The day ofhe approaching commencement, which
otcafs n the 18th OF the present month
The attendance OF all the members is earnest
" requested r. G. ANDERSON,
SEPT l-s2t Secretary.
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"A the m.s, DISTINGUISHED Curses Of his state wish
es a situation as teacher lie can produce certificates
from the highest authority o. his competency to teach
the Greek, Latin French and English Languages, Che
niistry, Philosophy, the higher branches OF Mahemai-
les, SC.
Address L. o. B., Rexburg, Essex county, Va, stating
TERMS &c. Aug. a9-cw6w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Tappaannocs Seminary, under Tic lrrieniatc
charge Of Mrs Lucy y. Gray. will reopen on tie
rs day OF October for tie reception OF young ladlrs.
They N be instruct in all thu branches Of English
Literature as they become suitably prepared to enter
upon them
Miss Sarah Tolc, known by many for her thorough
and superior qualifications teaching, Will assist ans
GRAY in the conscientious discharge OF tbs dutes of the
Seminary.
TERMS As HERETOFORE:
BOARD for ten months Siun
Tuition in the frs. department 10
Second department -
BED and bedding SIS; Fuel 81
Latin and Music will be taught by gentlemen at their
own prices.
Instruction will he given, II desired, in the French
Language; likewise in Embroidery, Drawing, Painting,
Worsted Wo.k, &C., &C., at extra charges
PATRONS:
Mr. William A. Wright of rappahannock: Mr.. Ad-
olson l.. Carter of ia:c county: Mr. John fafker
OF rappahannock; Mr. George Frederick irn"n oi
We tnorriand county; Mr.. Richard Coxton Of ia?pa.
hammock; AR John Cti;cher, j.. OF Nesmnreand
county; Mr.. George Dniyns of Tappahannrck; MI.
James Elicit OF King Queen county; Mr.. George Bag
by OF Lynclhurg; Mr. William ID. McCariy ot Richmond
county; aIr. Washington Perkins of Essex county, Mr.
HARDWOOD Of Richmond county; Mr.. W"rtey Montague
OF Goaceser county; Mr.. Claybrooke of Hichmoad
count, Dr. Francis d. Jones OF DinwiGdir couGiy.
Tappahanncck, Essex county, September Civ
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Notice.

TIME Annual Commence Of IIamrden
i Sidney College will take place on The l7ih
Of September next.
On the 18th, the Rev. w. s. PLrMeR, D. D.,
Of Richmond, will deliver an address as repre-
sentative Of The Phlanhropic Society.
L. a. PALMER,
&. e. VENABLE,
into,
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Elli, SALE.

~. ,.,: d.srabIr Ilrusc and I.o: in the town &c
>su,s lately occupied ny Mrs ). L. Ssd-
4 i, iiou ia of brick, well hni!t, large and com
,sr.. Tn. stolais. winch c0ser near'y wh"le
M a.e attractive and beautiful, tene laid on with
l, :..;r In >cpng falls and wide walks ant acorn,
c..h ma ~ hand some trees. A more dehch,ful and
HI. r.s.jeGsc whether regard b. had 10 health,
A. \. n appearance. cannot he founl in the t'wn.-
IL ..ni ,e matte rEiva,rr, and the terms mas be
-, On communication with either uf he unGrr sign-
JOHN :iGNCURE. Fainnu,h, Stairdrd so.
ARTHUR a. MoRSON, Richmond city,
5-stf Executors o! Thomas Seldom, deed.
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,pI-ri1SSHIP INStIE SNCE co,

coyrRlBUTIoNSHiP INSuE sNcE CO.,
New York. Im.y lgh, ls45.
M severe frc in this city Will doubtless Cause
,;, u.ca,incss in the minds o; parties holding 20
f.a,s e. IL Is thought advisable Ia STATE, tla.
,..nt, relationship Insurance Company, afcr all their
.s.rp,id, viii SIN have 4 handsome capt. i re
,.c ard are continuing 10 do business not only in
" :, ~: through their agencies rs heretofore, aiid
! e.. VIII nro.a2,y adjust all rssrs which they
" ,..,-. J. SMYfu ROGERS, President.
4. > &. EA~poLrm, Richmond, Va.
! II. .,sea "a heretofore, ny
! u. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

Y.LrABLL Law BooKs.-Messrs. Dlinker &
Morris his morning advertise some valuable Law
Books, which, We understand, will be sold 4; re-
duced prices We ask attention 10 their adver-
lisement in another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
d. GooLSBY.
IL CHANGER

IL ANCERY.-ViHoIsIA:-At a Court continued
ana heid for he county OF Buckingham At the Court
~. on Tuesday, The lath day Of August, 1875:
pa'id l.. Baber, Plaintiff:
against
sDs-a Baher, George B,ber, Costillo Eaber Thomas
."t', Mateena Brown. Samuel Mascy and Sarah his
=. Ioan B. BIber, Br gh;hrrry Baber. Oveuon NJ Ba-
'dhe Babsr, Harriet Baber Sabrina Biber, Elvira
,Sft,,,, ana Janice Thomas aud Robert Babor infant
Ts.ea OF James Bab,r, deceased, Defendants:
,sd : a-iendants, Marcena Brown, and Samuel Maxey
and n his wife. not having entered their appearance
ssi ven security, according TO The act &c Assembly
Icy Jules OF this Court; and II appearing BY sa,isfie
~ aence, that they inha Of this c0un-
ssp-, ordered that tho said absent defendants do
is.ssie on The first day Of November term next, and
r;.,'se bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
Ma to'thwith inserted In some newspaper publish
- md ey OF Richmond for eight we-ks successive
is so'd 1t tho front door Of the Courthouse Of
Aaa. ,ay copy-Teste,
''-ewsw R. ELDRIDGE,c.
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- ANYWAY from the s,,5scribrr residing near Libtr
il u Hr o., Newher.y District, :. T., on The % of
lay, Muiaitn Gov, named WILLIAM Is or 10 ears
- .qite made, feet inches high, no WIS Ole marks
,s; know of He was raised by John Davis Of Abe
a.;.- county, Virginia. and wi, try . get thee, as
,n.- his family live there Any information resirci
hoy will be thankfully received b. the sn6ecri-
bcr. WILLIAM MAkS
! B.-IIe may alter his name, aud say he belangs to
,, nr on. in Virginia. W. NJ,
rug. iq-rw3tn
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MRS. GENERAL DARLINGTON
WILL OPEN,
On the LIST day OS October next
~ rue CITY or RICHMOND,
crIInnI EnD VnIvNC 4

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE central and healthy situation Of this city, iis
i great and growing impO lance in wealth and popl-
,tion III. refinement and hospitality Of its polished 30
ciyy with easy approach from every section OF the
country recommend il az favorable place for school,
of the first class Mrs y design TO engran, as lar
she can, christian principles aud soid learning
all those accomplishments which emaell'sh society anu
add 10 its happiness. Hrs g. has engaged experienced
teachers fer the several putments Of hrr school, re
serving herself the vri'ant sup.riii endehre OF Inc
Whole and the maternal care and management OF the
Young ladies'.
Mrs C. Is in faith Presbyterian and, though warm
~ attached 10 thr doctrines worship anu hsctplihe OF
the church. she Is hieot aud has wish to use any
influence her pupils for the urposc OF proscyiing
but will earnestly cndeavor To incuicate those cafdha
doctrines in which all christians agree.
Mrs. e. might refer 10 many persons oi lnhusEcc
throughout the Cnon-who have long known her-nnt
she deems such COURSE OF questionable prnpre y. y"
do 80 without permission might be dermed impairment.
TO ask that permission might compel concession re-
Iuctanty accorded. All that s.. do, Is to prefer 4
general +. cues. 10 those who know her we'll enough to
before their acquantances To ask marc would DC al
once inconsistent with her wishes and principles.
Terms, &C., per session Of ten "'Onths:
Boarding, SUI w ~
TUITION IN Latin, ~ y"
80 Ena,,.L h,nncL.s 30 40
i,,,,., g. :. 40 90
Mns,c . .ss,ns ner ,v.ek GO 90
% 100 0u
Painting, Professors prices.
All shopping, aud other extra expenses regulated py
Mrs. e, with retetenec 10 the wishes OF parents
Aug i5-c6t
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A SITUATION WANTED,

A SITUATION WANTED.
a YOUNG MAN, late graduate Of The Virginia Militia
N ~ Institute, is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation as
Teache in this State. Let.srs Of applica
tion addressed TO Lts,ou Ednlynds, Edmnads' Store
P. o., Brunswick county, Will b. duly a.tcnded TO.
Sent e-etiO
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NOTICE..

Ine,.cns having CHAINS against the E>;a'e OF WIN
: pr,,.. deceased are requested 10 make them
IN 10 the subscriber " th"nt delay
20, WA, S Pryor, DECREASED
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JUST PUBLISHED,
.iql for sole 6v j. WARROCk,
TIE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
AL NJ A N A C K,

CtICrLATEO BY David richardson, of Louisa
y cm;ay Virginia, cont aiming isis OF tue ConI's "'
gna AID Meth Carolina, aud "f The ii"u.r 10 De-
gates SENATE aud Congress OF Virginia, complete
In III amnsn, dep rtmeni viii he fund ih- Honey
NJ, n over: The Birth % the Flowers The May Oiern.
snsg Variations Of III. Iose The Four Leafed
.at-,: The orphan Girl; Be Kind 10 Each Other;
,i,n's First Steep; Complete List OF tho United
>,ts, Navy Aiua, and Findings Variety is Charming;
s,hm.,caI Questions; Ridd es; Rebus; Puzzle; Char
~, aud number Of other pieces
tus. g-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
FOR SALE AND LEASE,
BROWN and JOS. II. JOHNSTON,

FOR SA LIZ AND LEASE,
81 SHEPHERD BROWN and JOS. u. JOHNSTON,
I,e:Sturs, .Miss.
u rFERENrEs:-Joln u. Mur,ell, saml- Garland
IL and John 6. Meen. EsqI Lsnrhhnrc, Va; Or.
SAILING N'Let, iricAnnd, Va, DR.. William w. W.T.
s.u< g sion. e.; ]. w. Bou,din and VIM. n. Den
-, EsG, Charlotte, Va w. II. e Merritt, Greenvilir
ttgary Va
$50 acres Of Land. township IS, range Wet, on
r,' Greek lssaqurna county Miss ah0 acres cleared
ani N cultivation, with gin, and mill and negro honses
lais ar Is equal any rotton land ~ the state, Is
under rent at pr CT. acre-wi'l lie sold or an
:-'et of hali exchanged for negroes, and cult
r-d lp'nt;y-land and negroes To he va'ned.
l,pu acres in township -, RANGE West on the same
stream. whir is navisshie BY snail steambrit-; 40
'res cleared and in cutivation with gn, and mill, and
as'o houSes-superior cotton and-wi.i he sold or an
.err hair exchanged for negroes and cultvat-
'ilj.n:,-lana and rsroes 10 be valued.
80 acres ot Land ion,inc on the Mississippi! RIVER,
louisiana miles tc.ow 'icksbure ,OO acres ~ cul.
h.lign with sn, aud mill, and negro hoNses-"iii be
sod exchanged as above. The land IS excellent, and
well suited for a wood yaId-we have now 1900 cords
GU and FOR sale d the same
~ acres OF wood Land, fronting on MIssissippi river,
Ia louisiana, niles ahove Vicksburg-land excellent.
Hitssiaston CoSntp, Ahss.
Tho following Lands, on the SunHower river, ct q
very superior quality, Ia best cotton region nnnnoved,
" WI lease in lots Of $50 acres for Term oil year,
without charge. except the taxes, TO any person who
WI put on The Is hands aud We will pay for the
sn house lis value At the expiration OF years, or We
W eve the land the 9th year for the house
$40 acres &c Land Caid Lake, Suni0wer river, part
o sections 49, 90 IS D. D. "a &c and III township IL,
range West
1853 acre.. SunAnwer river, ssctions, a. and 10,
township IL. range 6 West.
80 acres, On Sunfowrr river sections II, 10, 2 3
an1 =, township Ia, range West.
$50 acres, par, sections and 20 township -, range
~ acres, part sections land 3, township IS, range
8 West.
900 acres. Sunfower river, part sections %, %
y, II, 10 and 81 township is, range ) West.
Arkansas
i,5o acres Of Land fronting on Mississippi river, in
Fh.s county, ~ miles above Helena, valuable Tor the
inbsr
1900 ares. in Monroe county, Aikansas, near White
rer will sell or easa in lots Of ESQ acres for years
:, anv person who will put on the some 10 hands no
,Aaree except the taxes This land said be very
.n and we'll suited for tobacco
August I9-cwl 3ws
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VALCABLE AIBEMARLE tNU FOR SAI.E.
mr. subscriber offers for sale two Tracts Of Lands oae
~ which he resides, known as Oak Grove. the
.incson,-st and desirable place on lanes River
IL Sz--conains 500 acres, 90 of which are James
s.r law grounds Of the very hes: quality aud the up
Asts are also Of srperor quality with good buildings,
ID all necessary improvements for comfortable aud
''trea!r residence. II is situated Immediately on
IL, River, the canal passing through It, and within
~ ale 1.-TWO large manufacturing mills.
Tn- other Tract, known East Ridge, lies one mile
I'm, and adjoBs Oak Grove-contains $40 acres suO
Mich are c'earcd, aud In fine state ofimprovcmsnt,
se nc4ry in clover. The consist IL
~ se,s"er'> House, Negro Cabins. Barn, with good
"hea Machine attached TOBACCO Houses, Stables. &C
more minute description rs deemed unnecessary, as
m!>es
m Ea., Ridge Tract will be offered ut pub auction
q sale.
Sept. 2-ew4w n. d. GooLsBY
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

there was,) prompt Legislation in some way re- quired. Al all events the movement will hasten the action of the committee. Next week will be stir ring time. The revenue bi the bank bill and the appotiionment bill, w all be before the House. A bill appropraing lhe TWO per cent fund to the con- struction ol rail road from tho Tennessee river to
 the Coosa river is also before the House. The dis cusson was commenced to-day by Messrs. Cooper, Clay and others. From the part taken and interest manifested by Co.'s. Damn and Phillips, expect they will take part tn the debate The bill incorporating the "Bethel Chapel and Seamen's Home, ,' has pass ed the House. The election for Solicitor for your Circuit comes Monday. The delegation from your county in hopes that Col. Walker will be elected. Several circumstances have conspired to defeat him. He ought be elected, and the le- g,slature will lalI 10 appreciate merit and reward faithful services if he ia defeated, The election has excited much interest, l think the present incum- bent will be elected by a small majority. The le- gisature will probably adjourn between lhe 10th and 20th of January.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06
Correspondence ofthe Register and Journal.

IosCALoosA, January l, lc4o. i This is years day. In the legislature of Ala- bama the period is distinguished by a minority re- port from portion of the committees of ways and means elaborate n it's character, and taking grounds generally against large revenne bill, passing its
 main argument upon the necessity of collecting the bank debts hefme the people will be ready for hea- " lnx-and inlinmting doubts as to tine quiet sub- mission the part of the people to heavy tax. while the bank debtors permitted to retain the public money. This report also opposes the ad paiorem plan of assessing land tax. IL is written in a rec specttu tone. and ils views worthy of considera tion. 2O00 copies have been ordered to be printed. The report made by Mir. Ports, of Clarke coun- ty, and concurred in by Mir Mitchell, of Babour.- l he committee consisting of nine, you will see that rhs minority is smalI-McClung, Jemison, Chandler Judge, Seawe. Jones of Franklin, Davis Limestone, Portis and Mitchell. When tell you that Ihe report recommends an increase of the pres ent revenue law to 25 or 80 per cent, you may sup pose that great harm can follow. incline the belief that the final action of the present legislature will not be far short oI this recommendation.
 Yesterday afternoon was consumed by debate upon the rail road bill. involving ihe two per cent fund. Mr. Clay of Madison, made an able argument in favor ofthe bill. He was followed by Mir Cobb, of Jackson, on the same side. Some amendments proposed. when the previous question was call ed and sustainel ]. Mir. Mudd, of Jefferson, then took the floor in opposition the bill, and referred to It, taking strong and well sustained grounds and suggesting sundry important amendments which ought t) be made to the bill before the none, would be secure These amendments having been cut off by the previous question, he argued against the bill
 until night, when lie gave way for a motion to ad- journ. On this day, when lhs matter came up as 'hs special o,der at 12 o'clock, Mir. Clay suggest ed that the friends of the bil in order to give lhe gentlemen an opportunity 10 amend il so as to suit their views, had determined to recons Ider the vote on the previous question, as taken yesterday. Mir. W 'nston moved to reconsider the vote on the pre-. vIous question, which being SO reconsidered by the house, Mir. Mudd proceeded with his argument against the bill. pointing out the necessary amend- ments. Mr. Watts, of Butler, followed Mir. Mudd in opposition 10 this bill. The House is still occupied with it, and the afternoon will be consumed in the discussion.
 Local matters still consume large portion of the
 legislative day. Cherokee county has this day cos, the State one hundred dollars of lime upon the ques. tion of settling the county site. The two members freu that county. one whg and one democrat, oscu-
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sGCEs.'Ts OF COTTON.

Per steamboat Bourbon fin Wetumpka-E Andrews X co 306 bnes Mauldn & Terrell 8; Hoyt, Ford x Ro- binson 3O Nisbet %; T X c iIolt 29; IInrdswny Ca 24 A Pope X Son 23 w A Amy 2l; G W Tait 2l; Rlves, Battle X co F; Andrews Dawson IS; Toomer, Gay co l5 Desha, Sheppard X I5; Tnrleton. Scott Cummings II; Brodnox, Newton X co II; Harrison d Hair $ w Scott 8; Thompson X Matheson & SalnI P Bullnrd D IIaynie 4.
 Per steamboat Vio's from Selma-Dona!d G Marshall lt3 bales; W Bower & co 90; Boykn & McRae 72; L AndreMs & co 6s; Rlves Battle d. co 5S; c Ooode 3 W Scott l5 E Carlisle l6; Phipot IA; A Pope & Son l2; Harris, Clayton & co l2; UIrick, Wallace & co H. Brodnax, Newton & co lU abuzan Olds 5i Dick nson Eustis 4; Crawford 5; Stringfeow Hanna 4; Allen X Iaden 4; Toomer, Gay k co l.
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GnNGnar1ir,EH

Per ship Oxnard fun Boston-J A Delllnger; NJ Ste,. soni Dubnse & co; Barron, Mead & eos 5 I X Jones; T Miller X co; c Westfedt d Bro Phillips; j
 Il Rivers X
 Per schr Fox from Baltimore K BeIknap; Coffin &
 Mccullough; Schroedeu ] Nj Sunwalt & co; Chas
 Snniordi T r Miller & co; D Lowber; Grgxs, Bar
 nry co; Humphries. Walsh a co Mallory X Ross; c Chamherain Fry. Bliss co: Smith, Dabney X co.
 Per schr Nimrod from B0sion-Dewins, Edinands & Fied' Stiles co; Marsioni Warner Dehond k Groesback; Foster BaIielle; Miller & co; II Rly- CTS X COS OReilly; Tillotson; stewart; P Rave siesi Nj Setson; H Keeler w L Truwit Beers smith; II L Reynolds
 Per steamboat Creole from New orleans-M Warlna: & T fall; Tlcknor; Weeks; Smith, Walker X 70; Fry, Bliss coi Marshall, Rowe co Reneuu; Atty; Mrs Patterson. Per steamboat James L Day from New Orleans Nisbet; Marshall. Rowe & co: Jas Wiihers X co; w DOrrance; M Waring O'Connor; A X Wolff Jas Coming; J Davis; Wellington x Callahan; Ludlow & lmith
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

MT. Cooper spoke nearly an hour on the question, which vas finally cut of by ths IF o'clock orders.
 The Senate is still occuned on the bill provide for the collection of bank debts.
 There was meeting of the democratic members oi the General Assembly last nigt n the capitol for the purpose oI calling convention to nominate Governor. Some considerable discussion upon
 resolution offered by Mr. CIenens, to appoItion the convention at the rate of delegate 10 each SOC democratic voters and delegate for any fraction over l6O democratic voters. The resolution passed after much opposition. Dargah, Percy Walker. AL len oi RpndolPh, and Harris, Senator from COosa opposing; Clemens, Davis of Limestone, and others in favor. The time for the convention s the frs Monday in May next.
 lt was conceded in the discussion, by the southern gentlemen, that the north was entitled the nexl Governor, and that southern man would aspire for the office.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

One of the most interesting periodicals of the day is LIrTELL's LIVING AoE. which issues from the Boston Press. and is made up of selections from the current periodical literature of Europe and lbis coun- try. Much taste and judgment are displayed Tn the selections. furnishing the reader in convenient form the best efforts of the cultivated mind of England. France and America It is published in weekly num- bers and monthly parts, at Ihe very moderate price of fifty cents month, or six dollars year.
 Mir. s. w. ALLEN is the agent of the publishers and receives subscriptions at his Bookstore on Dau. phin street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06
The'e is nothing later from Washington than the

There is nothing later from Washington than the 27th ult.
 The House refused, the 18th, to 20 into Com ntee of the Whole, consider the Texas que ston The reas n assigned for delaying Ihe matter little longer, the thnness of the House at the time the motion was made. The chan man of the committee on foreign relations agreed to move on the matter on the succeeding Monday.
 The bill to graduate the price of public lands is under discussion. It was reported by Mir. Houston, of Alabama, and he is using all his exer- lions to have Il passed.
 It is stated that Missouri has inst ucted Mr. Ben Wah0ut delay IL is also thought that he 'Till obey sooner than resign
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

THEArRE.-The comedy of "Lovks SAcRI- FIcE," and the fairy play of f"CHERRr AND FAIR SrAR," will be performed tonight.
 The celebrated hsnageris of Messrs. Hopkins & Co, which has been travelling through the interior of the State, has arrived in this city and will open agreeaby to notice, shis day, he Public Square. We understand the proprietors intend exhibiting to- da; the novel spectacle ol TWO noble elephants in har- ness, attended by band of music, etc., to move through the principal streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

From Tusca oosa We have dates to the 1st inst.
 We refer to the letters of our correspondents for full particulars of the proceedings of the Legislature.
 A bill has been reported to the House to incorpo raIe Robert Desha, Origin Sibey, M. J. McRae, John G. Akin and others as the Mobile and Bald. win County Manufacturing Company, W ith u capital of ssO0, 900.
 joint resolution has been offered. proposing so to aIneud the constitution change the location of the seat oi government.