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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
~ BR. WALLIS RICH VEIN.


Our readers will rsmember = statement
Ise gave IN our paper on he 23d of May.
relative 60 q number OF rich specimens
exhibited TO rs by Dr. Wslls. from tIii,
rich vein in Siarly connty, North CAROL.
M. Since The Doctor vas in Charlotte
be has more fully tested the richness
and durability OF the vein. by sinking
about 8 feei from the vein shaft &c Zee,
deep and ihsn running . tuBntI 10 tne
vein. ~hich We are sssured by the Doc
tor and also BY the person who brought
rs the Information, ~ho has eonver ed
with other individuals who had visited
the vein since the shalt vac sunk. that
the vein is richer in fne gold d 20 feet.
than Of tho depth nf six fre,. We are
swsre thai the general opinion Of miners
10, that veins yielding sach large quanii-
ties of the precious metal 10 som exhsust-
ed. but The Doctor BY sinking Tho shaf,
and penetrating To the vein has proved
that this iheory does no, prove true in
every ins,snce. The Doctor says ,hs, be
took cne pan full of the ore and a.hed D,
from which he got 10 specimens snd
shout DIT. Of loose fine gold. lie then
sent fs some gentlemen near the mine
who also washed pan full 81 The ore.
from which % specimens and near dvi.
ri fine geld vas obtained. A. ,hs Dortas
10 eng aged in mining AZ Gold Hill in Ca
bsrrus county. he would dispose of one
half Of ibis mine to any one DESTROYS Of On.
gsgIng IN The business.
Charlotte Journal. ,
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ErkorKAx Esi0kAxrs AT Nrs Ymx
The New york Express ssys ~,
223o emigrsnis arrived a lhai eisy dariug
the week ending lhe lob &C Juns. lsls
fur lhs month ending The SANE IN.
s2s5. Of these. 5000 were irish. From
france. va Hare. he arrivals of sleeraer
passengers up 10 Tic same period. were
1919; frnm sar:Dls eonlinfnlsl ports II50.
viz: Rotterdam 5s7. Hamburger &C. An.
weFp IS. Bremen 626. Total number a.
Storage passengers arrived from Euroes
in the mon b ending June lesh. 1915,
9i4I.
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AARos BURR ASD JAcoB AsroE Ma.
ny years sincr. when Aaron barr eas
about 10 leave Cor Eagland, be seld his
msn,ian. snd sbos, 20 serss oflhe pasiuas
md woodland. % Mr. Aston. fos $4,000.
ssbjecs 10 redemption On hs return. By
paying The interest. Barr vss Nc. A.
lsf's lawyer. Years elapsed. and he
cane bsck. In The meanwhile. u hsd
beea graded. streets land out. many I'm
p,ovsmsnis made, and, consequently. INC
property gvs,ly snhsneed in vslas. Burr
told Nc. Arlof he proposed 70 take ihs
property. and refund she money. With m
is,est. 10 which Mr.. Aslos. Of course, Oh.
iseied. The writings sess examined, and
lhe siipulslion struck Nc. A. with eur
p,i.e. The matter vas compromised BY
paying Barr an additional $4,000. The
sane properly, nos. 10 worth msny mil
lions Of dollars.
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DEATH ERoN ToBAcCo.--A little hoy
Of SIX years old. son Of Ms. I.e~i. Cob.
beu, Of West DeJham. sen. 10 the s,oss
Of Me-. Jason Ellis. jr., OF ,ha, place. add
asked The clerk, . boy by the name Of
Hank, for some kind Of conf, ctionary
lie was told they had no sugar pluns.
but he could have some tobscco. The
child replied that tobacco would make him
sick. The cleIk argued that il would MOI,
and took cracker and put on some bot.
ter and molasses aud succeeded in some
way IN getting i, down the child. The
Iuhle fellow AS taken nth vomiting
soon after. aud continued 10 do so for &c.
veral days, and at length went INTO fits,
aud finally died on Thursday. the 9Th 10
slant. Mr.. E. promptly discharged the
clerk ss s"on as il was known that he
had committed The Infamous transaction
Whether any further notice Gill be ,sken
Of % We know not; but certainly, il there
10 any punishment that can reach him, hs
should no, be permitted to escape " On.
whip. Of justice" Dedham Dem.
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William Strickland. esq. Of Philadel.
phia. the distinguished archiieri. !. 10
superiniend The erection ol the Stale CAM.
col buildings Al Nashville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

CoxxrrTBcur. The I<sislstnrs n
connersirul ndjunEned On Saturday. A.
meng he last mensares MA he issroenr-
liun VI rrpssls snd Eesolullnas il lasos 4
he pFesenl i.Fii. and ne dislrIbusAya q
he pr0eseds = he pebble domain, and
against ne Ennexafi0n q Texas. n
Ilosse declare Ilsns Hen. 1Bhh "A, Me-
IN S0ting iur nnnrxaiion In lhe sen.,e
acted inopposilion 70 lhe feelings OF l,r,s
msjssiiy uf Inc people " caanertrus ~
Of Ihe Uniied Slairs.
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GEN IIoUsToN.-A New Orleans cor
respondent of the New York Morning
News. handles this individual wilhou.
gloves. lie says biz declaration that he
his been "coque,ting" 81 slong with Eng
land. is false; ll,s, he is known in Texas
10 be bitter snIi-snne xaiionis'; that upon
all occasions. ia moments of questionable
and unque.tionabls sobsisiy--in all com
panies--iu stages, in steamboats,. and a,
taverns-he has been known 10 d.nounce
The projec. Of annexation in the biiteres.
and most unmeasured ierms. The writer
represents him al entirely under the inau-
ence Of The British and French officials.
as employing. in The embassy TO England,
a man no.oriou.ly opposed 10 annexation
md az, 10 fae, doing every thing be
could 10 prevent il.
We thought from the first that Gen
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4 PROCLAMATION AGAINST DUEl

- 49, AN@A~AsAA AA3eN sANAsAAes@A 1N-A@r
The following ptoslsmaiioa has bsea
serensly issued By the Governor % hs
State Of Dlswsrs:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas The batbarous and unchrisG N
ea,ton ol dazzling Is pruhlbssrd By De
laws Of this Slsie. and whereas indi.iis-
ale, residrns of other States. are in he
prsrtire sf lnlipdIng within The limits 81
Delaware for The purpose Of thus settling
thar private quairrls. openly setting a
dfhancs the laws Of this STATE. as selI ss
The Iaw u God; and frrlng il ineuutsn,
on me % sindicaie The lsw IN this beksll
snd 30 pfesrrss the lerrilory oi me Safe
IRON The pollution III tais vicious prscsxe.
|. Thomas Siaeklon. Governor ofihe SAFE
Of Delaware, do hereby esrnesiiy enjein
upon III magistrates. eons,sbles, snd con-
seiva'ars OF the peace, TO use ihe most
uncsa.inR vigilance in srresling ii. ofitn.
ders in The premises, their aider. abe,,ors
and rnnfedsra,es. and in bringing them
In jn.iire; and | tla further b. rehy ierlsfs
snL p,orlsim, that will. with eli the pow.
rrs vested in me by The Constitution and
laws, pursue and bring within The criminal
jurisdiction Of this State oil such offenders.
their siders and abeiiors. wheresoeser
lhey nav be found. 10 answer beiore ths
proper tribunal and undergo The punish.
meht due 10 90 aagrsnt Violssiou Of ihs
laws Of God and man.
1. 8. II. STOCKTON.
by The Governor:
hluas waLrL.
N f5aTy cfthe STATE u Delaware.
- ~ II ---~~-~~-s-ss~-s--~1-~e
~ ssxa any a., sasgsaE afRyE~S
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IsKpeslMiaa C usF Wllh lhs unitsa
ss.,ss. =. ?. zsstaas = 1Aursdsy.
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The Philadelphia academy Of Fine Arts dc.
struyed BIZ rire.

A little before mi,lnigh, of Wednesday,
the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia,
believed to contain the best collection al
Paintings in the United States, was con.
sumed by fire, supposed TO have been com.
municated by an incendiary.
The fire was first discovered beneath
the Statue Gallery, which was entirely
destroyed, with all its contents; and
spreading to the Library room. large
number Of pictures were destroyed before
they could be removed. Several pictures
Of great value were also lost in the ltotuu.
do. With great efforts, the valuable Libra.
ry, chiefly presen, from Napoleon Bona.
partc, was saved, though considerably in.
jured. The losses Of pictures, in many
instances, are irrcparablc. Nat. Intel.
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THK SoUrH CARoIISA DEsocRAcr.-
The chssleslsa Mercury gives . promin-
ent place 20 . Cslhoan man. ~ha says thai
the Democratic Congress deceived and
uss fa,thless 10 is party BY repeating the
2la Rule. .Then." says be. /. their
refusing 10 repeal the Tariff. damped my
enlhasiasm; bu, snll ! held on 10 my Pre-
siden, with 50 much greater hope. rs hope
from oil oshrr sources deserted me. Then
Thea came The lnsSgur.l. and iis sludled
obscuri,y On ,he Tsr.H put me INTO an
ssus: and ~hen this obscurity WAS lcear.
ed up.a gainsf as. BY lhr I,jeeiion Of
the champion Of free trade from The
State Depafim. M. 90 make rom far rep
resenisiise and friend 81 protection. my
sgus warmed IN fe,er."
The writer add. even 10 this long li.i
Of grievasces, and SAYS thai.
We 10 Soaih Carolina. in shouting
for Polk aud Dallas. re lily Hooked 10 Nj.
Calhoun. We knew what principles he
Represented. and that IN his position he
could do much 90 give them permanent
triumph. With such . GUARANTEE. ~e
held il ceitsin that Mr.. Polk's would be .
hee trade Administration"
The writer then contenns the President
ior What he has said sboui Oregon, and
winds his lsmen,ions up ne follows:
:. And noe. Mr.. Editor. IL nc in Sosih
Csr'lins shall be dragged inioa war, Cor
one Of tho mos, worthless countries in thc
void, in proportion 70 lie extent. and VI
no earthly present nee buiss an enormous
drain fsann. IN. uai.sd S,.,.s 'rssssasy in-
10 The Wssi,-whst glorious eonsun-
nation will % be. IN our patriotic efforts
IN President msking! I,does seen. 20 me.
iha, this game 10 rs. 10 very like The game
Of coppers smons boys" heads you
win. tails | lose!" I an sorry % con-
Tess IL. but feel very much like q hum
plugged man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

The Charleston Mercury deprecaiss
the idea Of The L"cofocos sending any
more " common place party hseks". 10
the Senate OF The United States, and thus
contrasts the men 10 the Senate bslonging
to the opposing parties. WIS, Wing does
not feel proud that sUch . eonras, csn
with truth be ,nsti uted!
Never. says the Mercury, were the
Wings more brilliantly aud powerfully
represented than now. They have Web.
sier aud Davis Of Massachusetts: Evans 81
Maine; Cntienden Of Kentucky: Corwiu
of Ohio; Reserdy Johnson Of Mary land;
Msngum Of North C~rclins: Berrien oI
Georgia,-sll men of experience. dis,inc
ton, and commanding ability. What ar
ray can the Democrats show, equal "a
contend viii This DOR weight there hs.
fallen Of horribly since the Presidentis'
election. Buchanan and Wrgh, and Wal.
her are gone--Ben,on has Loot the conf.
denee Of The pary-McDuflie 10 sek,
with l,ttle hope Of his ever taking an acii,e
part in debate aesin-who have We III,
in the Senate but w oodbury. With tie OK.
perience, the ability and the position 10
qualify him for leader!
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We learn from the Philadelphia papers
that another attempt was made 10 fire the
Academy Of Fine Arts in that city on
Monday nigh, last. The fire was discover
ed before material damage was done.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

A BEsEFAcToR. INDEED.-In The re.
port Of the Boston Prison Discipline So
ciety, which had Its annual meeting on
Tuesday. ne v aud interesting 'opic wa.
introduced. being notice "f recent effort.
of one individual to save IRON punishment,
and reclaim from vice, those under arre,
for crime. This new method Of reform
devised add prosecuted BY John Augustus,
. shoemaker, living in the vicinity of the
court house in Boston, has been singul, 10.
Iy successful. He has. during the las,
four yesrs. spen, most Of his tine ., the
court, trying 70 persuade tho.e who ~ers
brought there charged with petty often.
ce.. 10 abandon their vicious prscuces.
paying their 6nes--lending them money
to engage 10 honorable employment-snd
being surety for their good behavior. He
hiss thus with The appreciation Of the court.
saved OF rescued 234 from imprisonment;
neady all Of whom have. by persevsring
attention, become thoroughly reformed,
and have refunded the money advanced.
This is noble example, showing in a
He.s striking MANNER. wha, may be done
ey generous individual effort.
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WondeJM land Slide "a Tie Tom
81 UarsaW, Ulster Counfy.--A CORES.
pondeat Of the N. Y. Herald, writing
from Ulster, say:
- On tho night Of the 81 OF May last, a
large hac, Of land. comprising a pos.ion
Of the farms OF ]. II. B. Dinond and Jas
g. Bsuyn, broke loose aand vas carried
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26

The following psoelsmaiioa has b~
serenily issued By the Governor % 4
State Of Dslswsrs:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10

Per steamboat Bourbon fm Montgomery-J Nave q
baes 5ayre 20 TAreton n Scott "a; Desha, Smith &
co ~; q w Tarleon l6i Simpson ls; Tooner, Gay &
90 6e Donald d. Marshall 81; Boykin d. McRae 30 NJ
Wiihers d co 10; Allen IIAden S; l. Andrews Il co
50; Rives Battle co s.; Goode g. Leavent Il Malone
16; Andrews Dawson II; Harweli & Davis liz Walker
q simpson 81; t Sialworth s. VIM A Armstrong IA;
order "a; Maudin q Terrell g.
Per steamboat jim i'm Mclntyre's Standardization
q Eusts SO bales; Tart. Stewart I02; Mauldn q
Terrell 81, Leavens Malone SO: PECK Shackeord 2s;
Desha, Smith co 2Oi Allen " Haden ID; ID Sodder b;
A Lsdyard & CO 8; Rives, Battle a. CO 8; Anderson &
Dickson 81 Jones SwanZey2
Per steamboat Clermont I'm Montgomery-M Sayre 81
bales' Toomer, Gay CO Ia; Tnrleon & Scott 81; l.
Andrews co 2Oi w Tarleton 80; G Goode 49, Strang
q Ulrick III Hayden d. Lee 2; Campbell, Owen co 80;
Boykn McRae 10; Walker & Holmes 5; Dickinson 81
Eusis 3li A E Ledyard & CO 10; w Bower d co 7.
Fer steHmboat Lowndes fR Mongonery-Tnrlet0n 81
scott Al bales; Desha, Smith u co 80; l. Andrews Il
co 55i w Armstrong 20; Br0adnax, Newton co 26;G
Tarleton 32 Dickinson & Eustis AS; G Goode 40; G @
Henry 81 Harrison Robinson 10; Boykin & McRae ga;
stranga Ulrick 25: Gordon & Curry 76 Donald Mar
shall lO6; Wheeler 25 Smith, WyckofS Ncol 7s; T
Lesesno 10; TOumer. Gay g; Rives, Battle 68;
Bower & co 10 Harwel & Davis 81; S Sellers IA;
smith Is; A Ledyard 4 CO rs.
Per steamboat Potomac fin Demopo is-A f Iedy ard &
co as bales; Allen Haden SIS; Dickinson ~ Euslis 1903;
Pope Dc Son 81; l. Andrews g. co 81; Mauldin Ter
rel Id Smith, Walker d. CO 5; E Carlisle 10; Deshu,
Smith & co 49, Lyon Baker IS; Peck Shack eord s.;
Campbell 10; T Iesesne l04 Crawford e. Gowdy $50.
Per stesmboat Little Harriet I'm Beckey's Landing
kives Battle CO So bales; Crawford d Gowdy 100;
Seaman g. Dickinson Eustis 80; Anderson & Dickson
Tart, Stewart co 4; iiarwe Davis 6; Ieavens &
Malone 2.
Per steamboat Monroe from Observation-Disclosures g.
hustis ~ bales Carlisle Sc; Maudin s. Terrell 2; A
Ledyard co S2i Rives, Battle & CO So Toomer, Gay
& co 9; Boykn McEsse A; Desha Smith CO 8, Tnrti.
Stewart d co ia.
Per barge --,fr from Warrior River Donald & Mar
shall LOG bales Carlisle 1870; Maudin u Terrell 81;
Dickiuaon Il Eustis
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10

NKTILL be sold for cash in front Of The Cour
w House door Of Mobile county, on Monday, the
4lh day OF May, 1876, between the hours Of II o.
clock Am. and O'Clock pm. Of said day, one dark
Mulauo Negro Man called MARTIN, aged about 33
years, feel inches high, aud says that he belongs
to George Beliarro, who resides about $50 miles
above New Orleans, md State Of Louisiana. Said
negro man Martin having been committed to the Jail
OF Mobile county, A lablma. as IA runaway slave, by
Josiah Wilkins, Esq, IA justice ofihe peace Of Mo-
bile county, on The 24th day Of September, 1915, and
his owner or owners having failed to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away, he
IN such eases made aud provided TO pay jail fees.
ocr2S 223 {. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ e.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
RY MeRAE. RAvEssEs 5 nuLLocts.
BY MARSHALL, ROWE s. CO.,
A. s. HUNTINGTON. Anclioneer.

THIS MORNING, at 81 O'Clock al sales roon,---
Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams
S Flour, Whskey, Corn, Bran
Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Butter, Cheese
Mackerel, Brandy, Soap, Candles
Malaga, Madeira and Port Wines
Loaf and Crashed Sugar, Tea, Tobacco
Lard. Painted Pals aud Kesles, eIc.
Also-Kip and Russell Brogans; boys DO; mud
and kip Boots; Hats, etc. Terms cash.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock at sales room--
cases Dry Goods, damaged and sold under
inspection and by order Of the Wardens of the Port
After which
For account Of whom il may concern, sundry pie
ces of Irish Linens, damaged.
On FRIDAY next, at 10 O'Clock AM. at sales
room, new and elegant Furniture. consisting of Ma
hogany Side Boards, Blu eaus, Redsteads, Dining
and Tea Tables, Secretaries, Ward Robes, ETC.
Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
PASSENasEusS.

Per bark Harriet Bartlett I'm Doston-Mrs Debe and
achlidren, Mrs Baker, Mrs Oberch Miss A Partridge
Mesars II Flint, Ives, A Joseph-6 in steersge.
Per steamboat Fashion from New Oreans-Mrs II
Coates. Capts Potter, Corss Messrs Coates JONES' J0r
dan, Salomon, Fielding Lewis. Bedngdeid, Gwyn. Mes
Her. Leech Preston. Goldsmith Perkins, Roy ston, My
ers Lecesne Rowe, Redwood, Baldwin, Thomas, With
erspoon--l9 on deck.
Per steamboat Creole from observation-disclosures
Davie, May, Turpn, Saunders, A Vaudeville, Misses w
Greer, Smith, Messrs O McGowan, Jno and Jas Nav J
Packer. T Maher. Andrews. L. A Middleton Ferret. w
Davies. IIierd, Davis Desonde. a McGilvcry, II w
Bradford, HeAe, Bgh-1l on deck.
and lady, Simpson, lady and daughters Mrs Bassett,
Misses Harrison, Hartwell. OConner, Basse,t, Messrs
Morrison. Rev Nj Hinton, sandiord, Brown. Mosely,
Wickham, I Torrance, Rives. Lambeth. w Swan
sou, ID MILESTONE, A H MILESTONE, ] A milestone z
Hooker, DR. J D Nixua BoRdar, M Atkinson, P s
Alexander, Lawrence, May, Dunovant, ID Crawey T
ter; q A Oliver, T Hill, Heathman, Butler, w Barron,
W Broadnax.
Per steamboat jim fun McInyre's shoals-Messrs S S
Parker. Thempsoa, 4 CarIoss. v Cnpers, Marshall,
b l. Turner, ID A Love, NJ Bell, Earle, French.
Per steamboat Bourbon FIN Observation-Disclosures
Taylor, Drew, Burke, Johnson. Misses Fontaine Rus
sell, Williamson, Col Mckinney, Messrs Fontaine, Sill
der, Van Buren,, Greer, Lindslev Luner, ale. Hall,
Richards, Reed, Grggs and son, HAwk ins, Huffman
Graves, Erwin, Evans A AMI w Pope, HILL War6ed, J
Day, w, and Burke. Saunders, Marks, Roam, Coat
Bradford, Mason, Wainwright, Pegues Armstrong. Rid
die, Walker. Hathaway, Brewer Johnson Fitzgerald,
Mathews, Drew. Johnson.
Per steamboat Lowndes FIN ntgomery-Miss Wyatt
DR. Lawrence Messrs YedelI, Floyd, FauIk Armstrong
RuddIer, Bowland, Hamilton, Phillips Drszer, Sutton,
Mills. Smards, Ramsey, Riley, Gostenhofer, Fuller, Wy
att, and Edwards, ) and A Highlander, Bower, Hug
gins. Burrows. Eerly, Banfeld, Fitzgbbons.
Per steamboat Monroe I'm Demopclis-Messrs Henry
Connolly. Bliss, Coney, Jordan, Wagand
Per steamboat Potomac from Demopos-Wakera and
lady, Mitchell and lady, Mrs Donad and child, Misses
w Ledyard Ross, Skinner Sage, switner, Myers, Ande
son. Scott. Harris. ..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
"A LAND ANDNEGRoEs FOR SALE. rsz.

AA LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. I'll
G%G THE Undersigned. wishing TO leave -
the slate offers for sale valuable Plantation, STU
ated n Autauga County, near Statesville, contain
ing 1900 acres about 700 acres cleared and in :,
high state of cultivation, being the place formerly
occupied by john GiI,lersleeve and John Scott. On
the plantation there is good Gin and Mill House;
also, IA fine Dwelling, with all the necessary out
buildings. Attached 10 The plantation there is IA
Tan Yard, in complete order.
Also, forty six Negroes, consisting of men, wo-
men and children; tie stock Of Horses, Mules,
Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, &c. The Land
will be sold with or without The Negroes, as The
purchaser may desire. The above is offered at pr-
,aue sale until the LIST Of December next, when, il
not disposed Of, il will he sold al Auction.
Terms Of sale--One third Cash, the balance in
one two and three years, with interest from date.
Apply TO JAMES +. cunts,
oct 7-2ll t1dec Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
CnNANTsNHcRa

Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans-C X Pooie
Il CO; J Weeks Bank of Mobile; Mallory, Ross Il
Blocker; Landroff O'Rely n co; s Il / Jones q
Keith Pomeroyi IL Huber, Campbell Owen a. COS
Hagani Manner Hershheld; Badoi Nicholas, Keys,
Bartolo; Goldsmith & Haber.
l4Per steamboat Fashion I'm New Orleans-J IIu-
Der; w Bower co; Barron, Mead co; las II Rivers
co; Campbell, Owen CO; Warinq d co; w Calverl;P
Cook & co; s & l Jones; Smith, Walker 60; Gold
smith s. Iiaberj Carmelich; A Noel A Debrer; Vim
Haunaman.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10

FALM0UTII-Per schr Jos B-54 bales hay. 8 bbIs
oil, &c.
NEW ORLEAN5-Per steamboat Creole-l6 bbls
Hour do oranges, do beans, do, hhis sugar. 1855
axis corn, go 100 specie tee rice 10 cks baco
oats kegs butter 81 bxs bf do tobacco do cheese
cks wine, &c.
NEW-oRLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-l 10 bills
lime, do -four do molasses, do, hhds sugar, cks
bacon, SO kegs lard do butter, hi tee rice hid To-
bacco, l5 kegs grapes, tee claret, &c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
ENG1,IsH SCHOOL,

BARTON ACADEMY-BAsEMEET STORY.
TNHIS SCHOOL will lie opened on the 2Oih INST,
Il under the charge Of E. BoYNTos, A. D.. an
efficient and experienced teacher. Reading. Spell
ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar will he faithfully taught. Tuition for boys
under eight yeas, 81; over eight, So per month
No pupil will be received for shorter term than
two months. The tuition for that time will be re-
quired, invariably. in advance The school will be
under the general super vision of the subscriber.
oc,ll lI2 ID. /. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
lMINISTRATOR,S SAI.E

XNILL be sold, in front Of the Cour, House of
Wv Mobile County, on Friday, the l4th of No
vember nex, between the hours Of II and O'Clock,
all the personal estate Of the late Jos III. Young,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
oct Is 7. HOWARD. Administrator.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-10
Mobile.

Refers TO Messrs.--
Eslava, Murrell & Co. |
J. Lecesne,
Chas. LeBaron,. Anil.
Jos. Auze & Son, '''"
Whitaker s. Sampson,
James Magee & Co.
Raymond & Co, New Orleans.
Carlos Cruzat, Esq Havana. nov6Kmo
MFRS. COLLINS, an Indian Doctress, who has
I'VE resided many years with the Indians and stu
died the Indian mode Of practice cures all kinds of
diseases that durable, such sores, ulcers,
and chronic diseases of all kinds, and sunp
ton il not too far advanced-can restore the blind
TO sight and deaf to hearing, il not born cures
wens, eyes, dropsy and all complaints Of the H.
yer. Also, ladies' diseases. She roots aud
herbs altogether in her practice, the most OF which
she procures from Michigan that cannot be found in
the southern county.
s-iP Residence the corner of Lipseomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found at all
times unless professionally engaged move Kmo*