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SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM xrAR RICHMOND
R UkSU ANT 10 a decree of the County COURT

SALt OF A VALUABLE FARM xEAR RICHMOND
fuhSo AM TO decree of the County court
" henre" Pronounced ON the eth day Of April ists in the
suit OF Btsnnil Wellington k-rnon Rev, dy E.p,o,
deceased and EIeeu,rI win and t.-an,.nt
ed acting Commissioners deere, s on ~
DAY The s cay Of MAJ proceed In RESI-. a,
eel OF lsnd ynE nenrieo aud Iano.r, LII,
SoLEiAikh at p'es~h occupied BY Gror. E.npop
about city of R,eno,d On
hoa!ny Swamp and TURNPIKE Ro,d The ,s
Of the pareha'e VIII be pay sum OF
" ave hundred collars with cm t. sI, ~ af
OF the 9Th day Of November and u. decree az m ~ E
OF AprI lsi' Oneiaing eomon and Tor ..r.
the residue 81 the purchase on the 81 DIV
o. 'anaH IsI" and he re.aa- the l.. dy January Ist
from the day Of s tn be paid principal !. psvas
he eonirned IN. .u,h, chasrf until In" -.ie 'han
by tn. GEO p CRIME "'' "''ee'sa
aPo-id LoFTIN n. Elicit comms.r'-
Immediately after the sale of the land will h.
h pine Nesro.s-eonsistNs OF women Of which
a yefy valuable ooe csrraEe aud several o,hsr
Ais all the Household and Kitchen Furniture. winch is OF Zee.
ALo a snllI Library of Medical Roo.. , -
bic Books ~ ' o"e' 'aiuA-
IEKNs-ca'h will required Zoe purchase pnon. pro
BY request OF Gx7. 7. KsSxas ,,o,.
W Note by DR.. Kenaon.-The land adv.r
ed Asovs valuable and deserving attention OF person.
Disposed 10 make investment landed properiy ,s 80,
are- ~'e render H. IN ,rm m tht-
rero 81 county LIS abundance IL os.
~ for aATse ~ooi wseh II huond ,p nv
o' tne ta he best ~sief aad tho last
s'e' AW saw hved np'u 1t now years: my faal-
~ mack and white have endowed In. h.,
heah-not solitary has app ard !, h ,
pe' requiring medical ireameni could be
ta-et ~ ' w
The high land there 81 cleared Eaw generally t
IN Herds 1ras- viii produce good enrn oa and som,
OF the hed good wheat The crop wheata small ONE a.
the neshoacod growing Of the 700 ,,t \, nd en-
''"- y"
W the i"'esand there ,s nal growth TIN.
and ihaeIena-n OF IT. nn- iimhe thought BY good jus- 10
be mt nate tobacco sBL wouII produce III,
erop perfection. ~
VI 'h- -saHp and there eco Of t. land is a.
rh rs land ean beaad all water by
and canals p-r IA woods heavily tnberea win cal ..h
niohf!' Hhp- walnut &c Pert has
ans grew very ige and yiry moi e.. man
10 eafFc-o the and the residue oats and gas An
expense OF SlOo wouhi rs every acre OF IT.
The Recommendations Iar.e whit. and m, yo
iami-and has buiug securing croos IN.
barns a5es corn houses being and N
good materials
would invite persons sp1sed purchase sod farm IN the
Of Richmond day Of sale ami
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TRUST SALE or A BASIN LOT.

TRUST SALE OF A BASIN LOT.
RI virtue of deed of trust executed ON the lst
- January, 1912, and reeoried
Court nf thu CITY OF RehBo0d on The first dsy u NAY
nett at ~ oecek NJ sale premises Lot
Of Ground he north side Of and ene part
Lot No 440 according the plan Of the city
occupied Gal Yard ~ M.ssrs tenants
Or Terms made known sale.
JOHN A. LANCASTER
3-2awtds Surviving Ttu.t,.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the they can
For selling Prizes STATION
Drawn Nos in Alexandra. Extra 9l-Aprl I6:
10 40 81 81 ~ - % sc 80 n as 10
Drawn Nos. in AleIandris Extra Sg--Apnl a.
So CD 20 IL % 40 < Is So I IS Ia %
Whole Ticket Nos. IS, another prize sold by
SrRATTON
$1,000.
Va NoDonraa NO &c. foe Friday O'Clock the Exchange
Capitals; $4,000. zoos $780, IS dawn Whole. 81
halves $50; qurs- Is
$1,000, 5000
Alexandria, No 81 Extra, for Saturday Capitals $1,000 3oo0
10 Of 1000 10 Of 5oo 10 Nos drawn whoIes so;
halves IS: qrs- oat cents.
$4,000. 10000.
hi-ranra No 10, drawing by
Monday Cspa: 5000 10000 asoo 10 OF 1000
&c. rs Nos IL drawn whoes 10. havs. ); On. $50
Buyen ~frrred list Of fnIes registered
At the Oace, proof Of what dons; every
drawing continues TO Increase the
OF Orders paekas in the sbov.
Schemes and in all Lotteries will be promptly
drawing wien requested.
Please address orders to N. sTRATroN,
hp IL Richmond Va.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE.
NDER authority Of d Deed oil Trust for the


~ purposes therein specified January
and recorded IN ihe Csrs Once county SAP ON
hs hst day q May neI is O'Clock NJ expose 10 ., at
Paoe auction the paro-i. OF Real E
tate or so much thereof be necessary satisfy The t
created ny said deed,
part Of Lot No. 36s according plan OF the city Of
Richmond known the Toll House near
Of the Basin.
part of Int No t2t according pin known ns the
brown wahal lot and situated the Basin
Also the site Of the old Gaeso Mis- rsht
10 the psIPs'aa fo b. hereafter
erected SAID free .quse
ter 10 ~ taken from the under Of subject 10 the
niseaton OF tina nal and and
hanawba Company draw tl whenever A.
necessary to do for the pur-e Of making s.auous or
repairs The gates and hurss 20. Drawing
ABUSES ~ tns Copanys officers, and Up at the
OF tire O SIT
Proposals for the SALE privately above property will
be received by until the above mentioned Gay Q. sale
Terms made known at the s-ls.
IOHS G. BLAIR, D.
John 4. LANCASTER. Surviving
ap 3-2awtd- SIDNEY : R,XTHR \ Trustees
TRUST SALE Of VALUABLE BASIN LOTS
virtue OF Deed Of Trust purposes mention
- ed executed % the sgbscnber ith
cofied IN the Clerks office HustRg-
Richmond shall first Jay OF Msy O'Clock
stposs TO sale al public preH
the north SIDE OF ar Ran and con.
siung part 81 Lot No is6 plan City OF
Richmond and oeeupi~d b. Mesrs woo-an
Perkins 4 Co. and Others, trnant-.
ST Terms made snoan q
Ap 3-2awtds GEO n JOHNSON Trustee
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NOI,ICE.

WILL be sold at the Exchange Hotel, in the
W CITY OF Richmond. IL. Ella inst, at O'clock p
about hhy Shares of Road stock u, a.,
e-tie OF the late Alex Brancer deed d viii b. . m M n,
sun purchases LOUISIANA BRANDRk. Admir-.
Sale conducted by J. II. LyNcH. Az la.
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:. TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
RY virtue of deed of trust executed by Joseph
~ Riddle and wife to the Undersigned for the purpose
curing the payment Of OF MONEY Dr REM pIvaL
besTinE date the ssh DAY Of March, duly
Clerks Once Of Hohneo County Court shall proceed
To sell the the HsErico county
highest bdef for cash TUESDAY the .2 day of the
aon'b (Apr a fno; the fair dy follow
real and p-rona property conveyed by said deed
tact Of Land Containing about ~ wch sad Rtie
and wife reside several Cosg Kitchen
Furniture smother tract of Land Containing
les nFebef with Other specified
Selling trustee shall convey only BY
thr tccd.
Ap s-e3tSdh PETER TTSsIEY
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Echeies.

}. #. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richssend. vireinIa.
33O,O0O
Aiaunda Lottery. Css- 10. or iet3-to A-ran
drs D. c. Saturday, Apni 18Th Splendid Prles $40
ooo 5000 1000 2soo 100 Of 1000 Tickets
haive. 5; ausu-ss a.5o
certineaies Of Packages Of IS whoe Tickets $3.50
rs Half
$4,000
hhranra Lottery, Cis- ~, drawn in AlIan
dna G. on Saturday. Apr s6t Ist5 Baisn scheme s3o
900 10000 5000 $500 prizes of 5000.
Ceftneaies Of packages of ~ Whos Tiexsts SigU
DO 90 - Half
DO do ~ Quarter do
Single Tickets and Packages all tho Lotteries FOR sale
U j. r. WoRp.
~ Orers for Tickets and
IN the above splendid r.e.v- ,npt ,,rn
on and an ofea OF each
over to all who ochnr from J. r. worn,
% Richmond
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~ hsahss srvas s.ds " 1890 /. - ~.
s.o..aes Of that dy vrh, sss.ss.S
Yst he sod but IN -r a,rsn rrplr n.,n
,o.s so. sh.S ssn sssp.r .ps. % az = "s ~.
nos psse.s To sr"p m-taTh,r f,r the assass ruth
This rsush .rs radical cure Of ussroas ,i
sf1gevs diseases than al, o'hrr 10 me-. n
sof nrhsf particulars and conclusive evidences spsr,os
value and saeaey paph which .y osissd Of agent.
~ Prepared .sd .e RETAIL and nor .rpos..,.o.
By SANDS co. Drussi.t. ssd Cb-aiss os,n,~ BuiLi-
ss. No =, S,o.s..y corner ef cha~ssu New Yot-
,ond We % Price " Hosts. bniIos NH 10
STEAM sErWEsN n. YOnK 4 LIVERPOOL.
- "a
TIME Great Western Stesmsbip Com,.nv,.
- Steamship GREAT wEsrERN Caps M.rA.~. md d.,
NV iron steamship GREAT BRITAIN. Capt Ho.k.a ss .pe.
cd To 'an during The year ists. follows
From Lirerpooi.
Great wessra. saiurd.y. ss,h March
I7ih May
o"., Britain I'd Aas..
G,,,, Uri,.ia .sd So,~.sl.,
From Ner York.
Great Western, THURSDAY. s,,h April
s I.s j jsrs
0s,st Bsitsin. Saturday. 3oth August
or,ai western, Thu,Asy. 18th September
Great Western, Thnr-d.y. November
Great Britain Saturday. goth D~eemler
10
eioo and IS Seward. E-r ''''''N''
fos might r passage arpiyto
RICHARD IRWIN
% Front str-e,. New
mnxi-on Richmond, Va
FOR NORFOLK.
6Ze{k. The Steamer Curtis Peek, Capt.
Davis. will receive freight f. =. Norfolk. on
Applyn
NH 90 JAS FISHERS Sons
EOR RDNTDN
f8N The fire schr. METALLIC, Capt. +. Simon.
iou will be ready to load Saturday and having
spa IAs FISHERS soN
FOR NEW YORK.
ffsN The regular packet schr. MANCHESTER,
will meet with Dispatch For rsh, pa-asr apply Captain
APT JAMES FISHERS SONS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ The fine schr. CArHARINE AMANDA, Teal,
fs master, having portion Of her cargo engaged, will
immediate Dispatch freight or passage
orn APPS Jas. FISHERS sONs
FIRST PkcEET.)
Mr. The packet schr. Narragansett, Captain
Baker will be ready load Saturday, having pa
Of Der engaged viii dispatch. freight passage
NH 90 JAS. FISHERS SONS
FOR NEW YORK.
IN The new and fast sailing schr SEA, Capt.
eH James Hart, having nearly all her cargo engaged,
will sail Saturday She take
baeea tobacco hhd for freight ofwheh passage apply
the Captain on board,
api6 wM. ANDERSON, Jr
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
VIRGINIA LOUISIANA LINE.
First ParkeLl
To sail positireIy on the 20th instant.
,tFM The regular packet brig JNo. A. LASCAs-
AS TER, Capt. Jesse Lovelsnd, ready to receive
freight and will For freight steease pa.
n
Lualams wharf, DAvID CiRRiE,
cHAs T. WORKMAN.
P.S-shppers will please send down
be received O'Clock, NJ Saturday
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Ls,esy dave In day-Capiai $500: Pack
sse. for sale the usual lIt
ooo Capital ior this evenns-rekets elSo for prles
~ HOYT'S Office,
ap IL No. 4 Exeb,nve
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;, , NINE BUILDING LOTS.

IN PRICES ADDITION TO THE City
AT Al. TaON.
4 SATURDAY, the 18Th inst, at 3 o'clock, on
the PREMISE vii be sold BuLi,rr Lott m
r'ie. addition TO the situated South Addior an,
Norh Of jackson At IN. on,
o IN snt~efbef- numbered L. = = 81 ani 10 fro,t,,
~ ana a. feel. and IN depth 100 audi 30 feet
TEkNs-ooe third easb The balance equal Payments a,
ana ~ months i'r n"'es Negotiable eponsi &c
sPh DUNLOP, MONCURE & co Auets
VALUABLE FACTORY AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY .s sad ins O'clock on the srrm,,,
VIII De 500 mat valuable trer brick
yrs Used asa Tobacco Factory 18Th
ana streets froning said .I.pd
ing IN rear 90 feet line alley .ad,nr throa,
tho squsr. from 18th 10 street
Ehhs-'ne fourth three run,I ray.,,
~ V ana ~ months Tor notes negotiable
usy :" s~. bY EsauE>r PRoP.Irross
DUNLAP Nn<,IiaF !. ~, =.
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In Chesterfield Circuit Court Of Law and Chan
u eery, hid April 9th. IsiS.
Ibs s.,uai Assurance society ssan o. suass. of II.
ssts Of Virginia, rse
sgsinst.
Eresei China Holden Rhodes Robert st.r.rs An th>r
own ueht- AMI the sad iIoLen Trustee Wy.sh.r "a,
b-ft~u Enorj n Bsny Mary J..>.N 49, -
ard Agerncn Harris ceshu bed - -
Jamss ~ Feiebsf aud Nsthi. Arrscn RAMS. "a
Nusidors. hi- wife snd sussa Chsausma- J-rcs nrs~.
efr.u'"r ~ N't-'feat hruce dccd D~n<.
The Ne endsnts Mary Cheathsm o. Bn.res csssfs~
deceascd James Pitcher and ssda Airsro.n w.
~ snd hu@Hoa his wife and Ssas Js-~s
" Feber and Agcrron srs Er,,~h f-~sS..
cd not having entered their ~~u<nx
eordng TO the Act % Assembly and the Cosr -.
s9p-srne BY scto evis.nee hey ss 81
tbs country ordered That s~fenf.rt. a s,o~.r a.
the first DAY Of the phl.sR
and That copy % tbs order ~
PAPER pahsed s > city % Rcho-f fot ss>e<b
w. snd posted the cos door o. eosnry
copy-Tesss
sp s-~s~ '. PosNpkxrxs. o
NO. ~ HAMPERS sfsLE-J. ". nAND0LPm q
" q a.. for
Hsrrcrs " u~tr.sea NTH. ~ Nez .tf I..'si
Life ftsy the tnprovi<sere ffo- o.
tsn tsder-on. translated ~ Nsy Hownt--Iee
Pocket Edtion % Jsnses Ase.ent R<sn>-ss>
Arweh c<s-. With ohsr Poems. ~ reors~s usns>A a
sssssifai .diton.
cos.sr' ose''as.y q rssesss n,s<i.s-y.sa va
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NEW APOTHECARY AND
DRUG STORE. r.....f. #

Maan ssreet, bctWeen 1th and eth.
V>HE subscriber is receiving from the best i'm
potti.s house of the Ner good pure and
n~sh MEDICINES Dugs &C. whrb offers for sale nj
moderate prices in the New Bunhs West Street.
square above the Banks.
lie has engaged the services d bis brother fesy Sea
brook and as thy both practically acquainted bus
oess Physicians and THE PUBLIC GENERALLY are assr
that all compound. and Prescriptions faithfully
usey prepared They respectfully solicit and
merit r proportion Of favor and from
try m Srau
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- SHIRTS, SHIRTS!
Ci1OICE KEADINGi

lust received from N. York. a large assort-
- shi. q usm eoosed linen Of
uhsi pafieras- STARR CO.,
IA Isth
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FLOOR MATING.
JUST received and Ga White Canton Mat.
~ unss superior article fcf ale cheapby
LArHROP. CHRISTIAN Co
NH Is No. % Main
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E3 The dwelling over the store at present oc-
nped BY me on Min Street uc.y opposite Ii. oss Mr.
'o sentee fsaly or boarding Hos-e. Pe,e.usos
Fas Farther particular esqaire a, NJ ssos.
ap $50 w. WILLIS No. T. Main ~
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HATS u GAPS AT C0ST

~ isHN" 10 close "a my present bushes. IL N. L.. NJ
" offer my Stock OF Hate, CapS az .SeA !. - =.
faShionabl. at cost -
"-"'y sfo'Ss--i- viii find 4 ADJ
before purchasing elsewhere for ODER tbrs ss
OF city aeesptanee-, al great bar
GEORGE w. PERRY
No Wei .t-
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oy DaaseV, nsseusv q O.
,c Aroco :. =

IN FRIDAY. tb~ fsth ia~1 ssu.h. 9. - -
DC - 10 acres - LasA h~<segiss - 49, 80.
a aeaf TO ,h- cay Az sdl<ess - 49, - q csN n
suthrrftrsni. spd the FsrhslA TsssG .4.-----'
'hSMS-''se THIRD cash - bsAsss s>naa apw~s
ass ~SasAs Zoe nsgot.hss sss.Asss<s1 suAsuA
spIo DtrHInP nar.ner,rIs1 -
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

THE OYSTER BUsINEss.-This trade is grow
ing into great Importance the Delaware and
Chesapeake bays. The hvalves raked up in either,
superior to those taken in the waters of Of
the nlets rivers Of our coast. 1t would be an
interesting statement, If il were possible 10 ascertain
for this excellent fish, Ii is impossible, however,
TO attain this, can he done in almost any other
branch Of commerce. In the absence of any data
upon which TO form an estimate regarding own
city, we turn TO paragraph in the Baltimore Sun,
which forth several interesting facts in relation
to this unprotected branch of commerce and uaviga.
ton" The extract says:
1--WE stepped day two ago into the establish
ment Of Messers. Holt & Mal,by, The City Block
and astonshed To tain the quantity used by
them. SIhey had twenty five employed in open
ing. and during the season they rarely have less
number. They sometimes open five hundred gallons \
day, which all designed for exportaiion The
oysters put up lin cans, in their own liquor,
which made air tight and Theoretically sealed
they are warranted TO Keep in any climate. Five
men are kept constantly employed in making the
The oysters sent principally to the West
States, but considerable quantities are sent 10
the West Indies, South America, and some have
been even sent China. We noticed a lot ready pack
ed which are TO go by the first conveyance to South
America. Messrs. II. e NJ. have not yet had a re-
from those sent to China, and they cannot yet
tell how the Ceesias will like the article"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

CONFESSIONS OF PIcKPocKET.-A ceebra-
ted pckpocket, who was lately sent TO the State
Prison, N Y, for his misdeeds, being noted for his
marvellous adroitness pocket lifting, was request
ed to reveal the secret of his success, when the fol-
lowing, among other disclosures, made; we
publish them as likely to he useful 10 those whe
willing ts take u hint
al never" said the rickpockei, "attempt the
pocket of any old resden, of city, but uniformly
strangers and counirymcn.' But on being asked
how he distinguished them, he replied very easily /;
and gave the following list Of persons who were the
regular victims of the craft"
..Pcrsons in an omnibus who take out iher poke,
books after the stage stops, are sure be country.
men, Those who STOP to converse on The sidewalks
or in thoroughiares; or Who take out pocket books
~, the box or pit Offices of Theatres or Steamboat
Offices. All those who stop to gaze at shop windows
or count money, or show pocket books in The street
or call in at the Funk Auction rooms. GAN these, u
said lie, are common Victims.
'sIf find a man eating oysters or fruit, or carry
ing an open knife in the street, in nine times out o
ten he is green, and we pictimise him. Persons wilt
stand up in Theatres, or stand on cross-waks, are
generally country folks, and we make sure Of them
The s,revdness Of these observations Of the pick
nocket must be obvious 10 all city people, and &C
counts for the remarkable fact that city residents
seldom suffer by the operations Of these light 6ossrsd
gently
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

We learn from the New Orleans Commercial
Tunes that a very beautiful specimen of tobacco,
from Cuba seed, raised by DR.. Pye of Madison
Parish, has been exhibited in that city. Also. a
specimen Of Turkish tobacco, Of very superior qual-
ty, raised from the seed by J. Carpenter, of East
FelicianN. DR.. Walker and Judge Saunders OBJ
tanned forty dollars per thousand for segars made
from the Cuba seed tobacco, raised by them in the
parish. In our own State, we have heard OF
several essays last season cultivate the Cuba to-
bacco, some Of which promise handsome reward.
With the necessary knowledge Of the culture and
curing, which only can be had by experience this
NAV become Il valuable article of agriculture in por-
tons Of abama.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

NEw-ORLEANs PAPER Militia compan,
have recently put into operation in New-Orlean.
Paper Mill, which promises complete sue.
cess. They are now prepared to supply any de.
mand for Wrapping Paper, Sheathng Paper, and
other similar kinds. In short time they expect tc
present specimens OF Sugar Paper, Printing Pa
per, &c. We hope The enlerprising preprielors wi
received liberal patronage. We obstacle in the
way of manufacturing in the South good printing and
writing papers, and doubt that for the former
at least, there would at once be demand suffc,en
to drive irom our markets The poor and almost worth
less stuff, manufactured expressly for the South,
and sent out 10 US in such proiusion.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12
A correspondent of the Hartford Times says:--

a correspondent OF the IHTlIUru 'Hes sHys'-
Some years ago my father had large dog thar
he had learned to send from the field to the house
for any thing he might want. II happened one day
that he was at work about halfa mile from home.
and wanted an axe; he told Caro-, 1.-THE name of the
dog,) to 60 home and get the axe; the dog started
off, and after being gone considerable time, came
sneaking back, but without the axe. The father
bid him 60 back and get the axe. The dog went
the second time, and alter being gone as long as
before. returned bringing heavy beetle. My father
now become satisfied that the dog could not find the
axe, and went himself, and found il sticking firmly
into large log, and the helve gnawed from one end
TO the other, by the faithful animal, in trying to ex-
ricate II from the log. and being unass, he had ta
ken he tsstls 20 q ssbstitats.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

THE WHEAT CRoP.-lf Europe ID suffering or
account Of the failure Of the wheat CROPS, the United
States is abundanly able to supply the deficiency
The wheat crop Of the United States for this year
is estimated ut l25,00O 900 of bushels, which is
twenty two millions of bushels more than the great
est crop raised in This country. That of 1912
was 103 900 900 The crop Of Michigan is com
paraively larger than that Of any other State in the
Union. With population Of not over 400, 900, she
raises thus wear al least 1000 900 bushels OF wheat
The quality is also Of The very best. The Central
raj road brings down to Detroit 10, 900 bush.
els Of wheat daily, but the supply is very hea-
w al Marshall and the other depots at this busy
season, that the motive power cannot take it of as
fast as the iorwarders require. The amount of In
dian raised in the United States this season
10 estimated NJ twenty-five bushels for every man,
woman and child in the country.-TPhiadelph
Ledger.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12
IsASSIINassSsyS,

Per brig Saline FIN Thomaston-Capts Hawthorn, "
Bartlett, Messrs ii T and w E Rivers
Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans--Messrs
Evertl. w Hall. Rogers II Caldwell, lIornsly Shei
don, GuesnarI Saunders, Gregory, Maverick, Hart
WE'LL Barney, JOhns0u-ll On deck.
Per steamboat Sam Dale lm Monigomery-R Bnrdsal
and lady, MoCleskey lady and child, johnson, lady
aud children, J l. Johnson, lady and children Hear,
aud lady sy kes aud lady Hon Spaght and lady, DR.
Cloud. Misses Goodman, Blue, johnson, Judge Hey
denfeIdt Rev @ Garrett-4O others.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12
uwursp,yA or CAPTAIN

Per steamboat Sam Dale fm Montgomery Walsh Ga
bales; W Tatetum 9; NJ Snyre S0 Mnuldin ~ Terrell
SO; Hoyt d Ford AZ, Il Andrews & CO 81. Donald &
Marshall 1903; Tareton Scott ll3; Rves, battle co
l02 Tooner, Gay CO 6; A lien & Hnden rs; Crawford
& Gowdy 90. De.ha, Smith 4 co 4; Bull, Dyche CO >;
Harrison n Robinson 50' WIN Bower co lls; 7 J De
Yampert II; f. Carlisle 59i Tart, Stewart co 6;
Pone & Son 90; u Nave Al, Peck y Shacke O. Li-
buzan O Ids 40; Andrews & Dawson 49, T lpsesne l4
Bradford Il Saunders 30; Broadnax, Newton CO 27
Sims Redus & IlouZe s.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

IIVERPOOI--Per ship Jacob Penneil-l HID 2 cks,
100 ocayes hhds, Is pkges brandy 800 bxs tn 200
States 1877 ska SALT IS crates hhd-, pEgcs earhen
ware. II cks hardware, l2 cks peas and harley
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat CreOr-25 bbs
flour do BEAMS % do bread 20 do wbirkrv, 10 do her
rings OO0 specie leo pcs baGg IL hhds sugar, 10
bxs chtese, 10 kegs butter, bnles tobacco.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

WHAT WKATHER.---We nrs here in the first OF
November quite in the midst If summer. The Their
moineter at sunrise commenced this week ~ AZ, and
each day since has ranged at that hour one degree
shove the lasi giving us q noble example for our
own moral Improvement. This morning. Nov. lsi,
il stood at 81 at sunrise.--TN. Y. Jour. Com.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

ASoTHER OF FoRTUsE's FRoLics Two wo-
rumor which came this morning, TO have each re-
csiyed windla of $50, 900. by the death ola broth
er in New Orleans. who has left The bulk Of prince
y fortune, amounting to hafa million, to the Bap-
tsk Bible Society. We hope il may prove true
lBfoeklyn Eagle
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

Per ship Jacob Pennrll fin Lvetpoo-J T Jones. NAL
oty Ross Blocker, Henry Stoddari Laird Iittie-
jlhn; W TruwiI; Jones; McLena; Busbei Dnle
* Reynolds; Mosely & Tucker.
Per steamboat Creole from New rleans-C Funts
& co; Bank If Mobile; McRSe, Rnvrsits Bullock; q
Gates { Keith Maujin 81 Terrell; S * Jonesi II
Huber; T Guesnardi ricknOr.