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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07

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- on Ne hingsbrdge Road. between tlfb and 5ixn
Avenues, iO,d and l0Ih streets, containing Acres o.
LAND ~ good cultivation, and abOundng Fnli Trees
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ROwERY AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL

NICHOLAS CARROLL. Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL GAMBLER Marine Inspector.
WILLIAM WELLS. Fire Surveyor. 40
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Or fOt SALE tiiLAf-A Pheasant county rect
ienee suitable Tor person dong business in The cry
beng distant from d only about hours nds BY Raj
f9ed, situate al omng ihc pleasant village 0f Springfield
Ne"ies-i, neaf he Church. Post Otc. Sc beng rght
MES rom Ne" ark, from kI bchiown, and n from New
fnfAi ne Morris and ErseX Railroad passing within bali
nile of ~ near Nyle. The Farm contain, ~ oftrsi
uaif land all stale of Cultivation well wairfcd and vel
tn'ei, viii neat ana compOdous Dwelling House, 1Se
Barn. Carriage House, ami Other olfbuldnss AZ
eay new Possession be- lad whenever Desired and
lfi ol ne purchase money remain mortgage, fwished
rnfe >'sv Inquire on he premises, " II d. JONES,
lsie, near the Farm. 20 New orb al 1872 Ntssause
la-f mruL New-iOr1, May D. 1885, ms lnI3av-
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FRoN TUscALoosA.-We We received by last nights mail the Journal and Flag of the 9th instant, but letters, NJ business of importance had been trans Acted in either House of the General Assembly, The proposed amendments of the constitution was the principal topic oi discussion. proposition in the House to separate the questions of removing he seat of Government, and providing for Biennial Ses- sions, was resisted by the friends of removal, and after considerable debate laid upon the table. Fri day last week was appointed IS the day on which the votes for Governor were to he counted. great nunter of bills and petitions had been offered, re- Iatlng chiefly to private and local interests.
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MOBILE.
W ednesday Morning, December

 Although the mail regularly through yesler- day with dates from Baltimore of the End instant nothing later Ihan the lst was received direct from Washington. The usual fatality, whenany thing in. leresiing IS Expected, attended the Washington pa. pers on this occasion. The letter Of correspon dent ofihe lst and the Baltimore papers of the 2nd furnish accounts of the organization of the lwc houses-lhs choice of Speaker, &c. and to-day unless another failure occurs, which by the by is no at all unlikely, we Ray recese the Pres dent'; Message.
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The receipts of the New-York Croton Water Works for the half year from the let of May have been $sl+O,O55 76, being an increase over the cor- responding months in ls44 of Ss6 ,56s 62. The ex- penditures during the time this year have been $Sl O56 S7, being decrease from last year of 20,- S9l 27
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MEETING OF CONGRESS.


 The Senaie was called To order at l2 o'clock. by the Nce President of ihe United States. Forty three Senators. were present, viz: Messrs A lien, Archer, Atchley, Afchison, Atherion, Bagby. Ben ton, Breese, Cameron, Cass, T. Clayton, J. NJ. Clayton, Chalmers, CoIqut. Corwin. Criueuden, Dayton, Davis, Dix. Evans, Fairfeld Greene, flanagan, Haywood. Huntington, Johnson, of Md, Johnson, of La, Jenness, Lewis, Levy, McDufhe. Mangum, NJ iller, Niles, Phelps. Semple, Seyier Simmons, speight, Sturgeon, Tnrney, Opham, Wes- cott.
 On motion of Mir. Cameron, it was ordered tlal the Senators he furnished with the usual number oi newspapers during the session.
 Mir. Crittenden gave notIre that he should present bills in relation to te purchase, by the United States of the Portland cana-also in eaton the improve nient of several western rivers Alter which the Senate adjourned.
 HOUSE OF REPREsEkTATIEEs At twelve o'clock Ihe Hnuse was called to order by MT. French the Clerk of the last House of Re- | presentaIives. Two hundred and twelve members answered to theh naues. The House then went in- | 10 an eleclion (viva voce) for Speaker, Messrs K. Smith, Severance and Cobb, acting as Tellers; the II
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American rail road iron is in great demand. The five six rolling mills in operation are working night and day. but still unable to supply orders The Mount Savage Company in Maryland are about erecting additional rolling mill and seventy or eighty dwellings for the increased number of opera. lives.
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The Washington Monument Society has determin. ed to commence the erection of monument to the memory of the Father ofhis country soon as a suitable site can be obtained at Washington. A very fine design for the monument. prepared by Mir. Robert Mills. architect of that city. has been adopt ed and has been ordered to be Autographed and sold in aid of the funds of the Socely. The cost of the execution of this design will not exceed two hun dred thousand dollars; towards which the Society have in hands upwards of fifty thousand ollars.
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CLERk's OFFICE. City of Mobile, }

December 9, 1895. { NOTlCE-In pursuance of Il resolution passed the Boards of dernen and Common Council on tine 9th and S,h inst and approved by the Mayor -l hereby give notice, that the Board of Mayor, Aldermen and Common Councofihe city of Mobile. o'clock, P. M proceed the election of the fol low lag officers for the municipal year.
 Candidates will hand in Iheir applications al this office. on or before that day, al I2 o'clock, Nj. City Treasurer, caary $l 500 per an Bond Sl6. 900 City Clerk.... .' I.b00 " 2,6O0 Keeper P. Mag. /" 700 :" 1000 City Engineer " 800 |" 2,500 City Guager. Fees as las, year. ......... ,OOO City Sexton.... ........l OOO Inspector of Slaves '" ...... Il 000 City Marshal, salary 200 per am. .... 500 City Taxcollecor. 2t per cent commission. l5, 900 City Printer, salary $500 in full for all Lrint- a
 ing which may be necessary to be done for
 the Corporation. ...................1, ,6OO Four Day Police Officers. at $40 per mo. each 900
 Inspector oi Woud--Fees as last year, a portion of which to the amount of $500 is be paid lo the city. one hail in advance, and the other half at the expiration of 90 days. Bond $l00O.
 Inspector of Weights and Measures md Hay Wegher-Fees as last veal. portion of which, to the amount of $75o is to be paid To the city, oue ha in advance, and the other half at the expiration oi9 days Bond $200O.
 iiarbor Master and four Port Wardens-Fees and securities as provided by law.
 Clerk of the Marke-Fees as last year, n DOT ton o which to ihe of S750, is to be paid 10 the city in equal proportion, monthly in advance. - Bond $3000.
 Porter-Salary s35 per mouth Bond $500
 Street lnspeclor-Salary sS60 per month. Bond $500.
 decl0 t2Oth SAM. PENNY, City Clerk.
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2Oth SAM. PENNY, City Clerk.
SHERIFF,S SALE

SHEHIFF'S SALE.
 M ILL. be sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on Monday, the l0lh day of June, ls46, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock Ps. of said day, q rlna way slave called JEFFERSON alias ROBERT, of black complexion, aged about 35 years, feet in,h. es high, and says that he belongs to widow Molly Burnell. Said negro Jefferson alias Robert, by F. G. Kimball, Justice of the Peace of Mobile county, the 3rd day of November, 1S45. as rum away slave, and hIs owner having failed 10 come forward, prove property, pay cost and charges and take him away, he therefore is be sold m complI- ance of the statute in such made and provided to pay Jail fees. c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
 oc-The Montgomery Advertiser. State Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa. and Huntsville Democrat, will copy weekly till day of sale. .. ~. decl0 Studs C.B.
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There chosen to the Name House of Repre- sentatives 79 democratic members, 69 whigs, and there are l5 vacancies. The House consists, when there is Il full representation. of l5l members.
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naa..Hna,Rua

Per steamboat James l. Day from ew-Orleans- Mrs Wiison. Messrs F Wilson, Saunders C C Hazard Carroll. Casey, w Burton, Thornton Eskridse, J NJ Sims, oReiiy. Bullock, Zunts, Kellar. Long, Cree " Carver Wesfeid, Moves. Turner. Appleton, Smith --l9 on deck.
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COESHGN E E s

Per steamboat James Day from New Orleans LeBarOR & Son; Westf-ldt X Bro; c & E Smith; Poneroy; Campbell. Owen & co; Marshall, Rowe d 90; P Cook COS Eslava, Murrell X co; Gage & Post ] Jones; Masterson; Hayden Lee; Carme hchi J Huber; O'Reilly & CD.
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MILL AND CIR HOUSE BuRsT.--We regret to learn that Col James Pickens' valuable Grist and Saw Mil and Gin House, situated on Big Prairie
 Creek, were consumed by fire on Tuesday night iast.--t0rsensb0ss' Beacon, 18th alt.
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CHiCAGo.-1he number of vessels which have entered the pot of Chrago, from the 9th of April
 last the 1st instant, is 1077. of which TAP were
 schooners, l51 sieamboats. 106 brias, and 79 pro- pel!ers. Notwithstanding this amount Of shipping, itis stated that 16 busel pa id for trans port to Buffalo, and that 800 900 bushels will
 mulate in and lie at the close of naviga. tion for want of ye esseis.
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EXPORTs. LIvERPOOL-Per ship Wsverly- 1455 bales cotton.
lNE ISO KTA.

NEW -ORLEANS-Prr steamboat James l. Dsy-3I hhds sugar. 10 cks 24 bbls rcc Is do nossse, "A do nour l9 do ol S2 do beei do pork do hhds bacon 3s sks eorn % bxs cheese, 5 kegs lard. hhd, boxes
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The Girard College al Philadelphia, is .nearly hnisled, and 1t promises to be of the archtec- tural wonders of the country. Crowds daily pro- panoramic view of the environs of Philadelphia = The roof is of marble and the only one in the word It is composed of square tiles of marble ab out forty inches square, and is so nearly fiat that ysu can walk upon II without difficulty. The roof is about 100 feet from the ground The building is surround ed by Corinlhian coionade that SUI passes most lo( ,be achievements of modern art.
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 Mir Divis was conducted 10 his seat by Mir. Vim ton and made short and highly appropriate speech. The members present were then duly sworn by the Speaker elect, and took their seats. Mr. Thompson moved ai the Senale be iRiorm. ed, by the Clerk, that quorum of the House were present. and had elected the Hon. John w. Davis, of Indiana, their Speaker-which WIS adopted. On motion of Mir. Mcdowell, joint committee was ordered, to wait upon inc President, and inform him that the House ready lo receive any com nun cation he m,ght choose to make.
 Mr. Mcdowell also moved that the rules of the last House be adopted. Mr. Hamlin wished to amend so as to abolish the hour rule, SO called.-
 Amendments to the amendment were offered by Messrs. Payne and McClernand, upon which brie, but exceedingly interesting debate sprung up which participated in by MessrS. Payne. Hamin. McClernand, Winthrop, Chapman, and others. The House refused 10 strike out the rule admit ting abolition petitions. and then, On notion of Mi. Holmes, il was resolved that he rules of the last House be adopted for the pre- sent and that committee be appointed 10 report on the same.
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Several boats arrived al New. Orenes on Sunday
 from St. Louis and Louisville. Their officers con- in stating that both in the Ohio and Upper Mis-
 sssppi, their progress greatly impeded by large quantities of floating ice. The steamer Emprts ss
 left Louisville the 29h ult. Water in the Ohio, Al feet, and falling.
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The Theatre OH Monday night was filled to it's ut- most capacity to witness Mir. BooTH's Richard.- It admirable performance, fully sustaining the high expectations of the public.
 Tonight he performs King Lear, in which il is believed he is without an equal.
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PROJECTED IMpRovsmrrrs.-No,ae, hay,

PRoJEcTED IMPRovEMEErs.-Notioe, have been published of the intention to apply to the nexi legislature fer the incorporation of Companies t. construct railroad from Schen, ctady to U,;c, ou the South side of the Mohawk; to construct a rail r 'ad from Schenectady to Catskill; and 10 make such improvements in the Mohawk river by means of locks and dams, shall f, the same for sleam- boat navigation. The capital of this last named company |, be $ls0.D00 with the pr, ilege of in creasing the same to S50O. .OO0.-tAlbany Even ng Journal.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS


 0J- Cabin passage $4. Deck passage Rl %
 0~ . The fine new steamer MONFEZO- lnsihSISS MA. Kelly, muster, ,bUh expressly foT vlEzkaz ksthis Trade, having been ihofoughlP overhauled, speed iHersased, and much improved hy the addition of fine neC Hppsr Cabin, all in Sfaft Rooms neso Boers etc., has resumed her regular se- ni-weekIy trips, and will leave for New Orleans on FRIDAY, l2th inst, at II o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage, having fine accomnodn- tonp, apply on beard or 10
 decI0 c. A. GILBERT st BRO 50 Com st 0Hs- Passengers desiring il, will be landed at the Rail Road FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPkA. p lS-s N The fine light draUght steamboat ksrsSsszspszS;st .WIN0NA, NJ. McCartney master, V m ia4ve ior Ike above and nermediac landings THIS DAY, 10th inst, al o'cock PM.
 For freight ar passage, apply on bord or 10 decIO CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agenls.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND WESTPORT. . rSS=o A The new and fast running steamer tssss,ss NEW ERA Jo II. Estes master, wi leave Inr the above and Il intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 10th inst. al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply 10
 noyIO CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 FOR GAINESVILLE. A Eso~ R The regular weekly packet steamer Szssssss ELIZA, Roberts, muster, will leave for The above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 10th inst, al 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to noylO MOSES WARING & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. A csD~ h The steamboat UNION, D. Bar Ssss!sGSeF|X ion, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 10Ih inst, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage. aprly on board or to ,leeI0 Nj. WARING & co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY H I1s@ Ps rhe fine steamer SAM DALE, F. EsssSs NJ. Johnson, master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings on THURS- DAY, Huh nst., al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board orto dec10 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. h Es1-a h The fine, light draught, double en. SEEE1lS:T5Ss5TTR zine steamer NOXUBEE, Raw Is master, will depart for the above and intermediate landings on THURSDAY, 1lth inst, at 5 o'clock
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, x CO, Agents, dec10 72 Front and 76 Commerce -sl FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A Ens'@s A The fine passenger steamer A D. &sZalzzSs<K.. MlRAL, w. II. Webbing master wall leave for the above and all intermediate land ings os I'll lURSDAY, llth inSt. al o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply 10
 decl0 M. WAKING & co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. r> fns'A@ fs The fine light draught steamer W Assssae5d757.. W. FRY, H. Kinney master, vii leave Tor The ahove and all intermediate landings ol FRIDAY, 18th inst. at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 decl0 M. WAKING & co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY.
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CHEss.-The match between New. York and New-Orleans, represented by Mr. Stanley of the former, and MT. Rousseau, the latter city, is car ried with much spirit, nightly, in private apart ment. A select number of the friends of the two parties only have access to witness the moves of the rival champions oi the fair cities at the extrem- ities of the republic. Mir. Rousseau won his first game on Sunday night.
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MEMOIR

Extract ofa letter from Capt. King of the sehr CoLUM ETA, from Philadelphia for this port. dnted- W
 CHARLESTON, Nov. as-l beg to inform you that we were ashore an hour on the 18th inst, WImble shoa north of Hasseras which caused to leak much, so that it became necessary is make for the nisnt port arrived here last eveningihe cargo 10 be discharged and the vessel taken the Dry Dock for repairs, which shall be done with all possible despatch
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FOR MONTGOMERY. h es The fine passenger steamer NEW SstsSsszsFiFs7Z- WORLD, Bryan, master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings on SAT- URDAY, ihe 18th, at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board rlo deciO NJ. WAKING & CO, Agents
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MACkEREL--25 bbls X os 2 and 8, for sale b, lvl dec1O SI&IT JONES kS iSE-4U tissces Ianan.e M ss,e D V V dee9 r. CuOk 6 co. 30 Commercs-s,
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TWENTY4n CONCRESs.

The 18th Congress dates us existence fron the 4Ih of March last. When all the members shall have been elected to which the different States are enti- tied, it will comprise PTS members, viz. 54 Sena- tors and PA Representatives.
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RAILROAD IN BRITISH AMERicA.-It is in contemplation to construct a railroad between Hal | flax md and Windsor company has been or- gan:sed and subscriptions are being made--capital f20O 900 in l0, ,000 shares of f20 each; deposit fl per share. It IS expected that f5O, 600 will be subscribed in Nova Scotia. f30,000 of which will be granted by the Legislature. The remainder, it | is supposed will be readily made up in England.
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MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPA- NA NY OF NEW YORK, with reliable asseta of

MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPA- IVA NY OF NEW YORK, with reliable assets of upwards of Four Hundred aud Fitiy Thousand Dsi- lars, (S450 000) after providing for the payment in cash of their losses by the July fire in New York, and all other claims cont the ir business of IRE, RIVER and MARINE INSURANCE, as heretofore. Applications will be received at the office of the Agency, corner St Francis and Royal streets, se- cond floor Idec6I RoBT. s. BUNKER. Agent. VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE--The ad.
 ' ,eriiser residing in North Carolina, offers for sale 46 VALUABLE FAMILY NEGROES, ailof whom healthy and we'll dispoted-S2 of ihem between the ages of l2 and 33 years. They will be disposed of in families lots suit, 50 that noae under the age of IS be separated from the family ts which they belong. Terms will he liberal, one third receivable in good negotiable paper. An ear. ly application is desirable. Address Mir. MAR. SHALL, Postmaster, Halifax, N. C. decSKw
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0S-A CARD--The friends of Education and lhe public generally, respectfully invited to attend the annual examination md distribution of premiums al the Catholic Asylum School, and the day school for girls attached to the lnstilusion, Thu sday, IIth instant. The exercises will commence al O clock AM. t- dec9 SIX
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POPULATION OF MicHIGAN.-The Detroit Free Press publishes the returns of % of the 3l ganized counties of the State. The list includes all but St. Clair. Clinton, Barry, Cass and Chippe ~a, and shows n population of 276.672 The same coun- ties in l840 contained 105, 1888. The whole State when heard from will oyerrun 1900 OOO-,n ls4O il was 2iI ,705, showing gain of 90 ,00O in years - This IS more than half the gain of the State of New York with population of over two millions! Our citizens may well he proud of such result.
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 Some one observed to Henry, Prince of Prussia, that it was rare to find genius, wit, memory and judgment united in the same person. sSurely, there is nothing astonishing in this," replied the Prince genius takes his daring flight towards Heaven-he s the eagle wit moves along by fits and starts--he is the grasshopper; memory marches backward--he is the tortoise. How absurd ts expect all these aaieah te Rsvs ia aaissaa l9
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corrsspondenee sf the Register and Journal.


 WAsHISoToN CITY, Dec. l, lS45. This being the first day of Congress, much aRxie- u manifested by all parties, to ascertain the character o( the action of the deinscratic party. am happy say. that it has passed of much to the credit of the democracy. While all due decorum observed, the democrats preserved an unbroken front in favor of their candidate for Speaker. There were 2ll votes cast. Oi this number JNo w. DAVIS, ofIadiana, (dem. ) received l2O; SAM'L F. VIsToN, of Ohio, (whig,) 72; Scattering 19. This gives Davis majority of 4s over Vinlon, and a majority the whole of 29.
 Mr. Davis is a native of Maryland, and is an old member. He will make a good Speaker. He is a bold, fearless man; prompt in his duty, and we'll quainted with parliamentary usage. It is decidedly happy selection. Mir. Davis is sound upon the larid and upon Oregon. He is warm lriead of the adm minisration also.
 Nothing than the usual preliminary forms ranspired m the Senate.
 Both Houses adjourned over until 12 o'clock to- morrow.
 The lection of Clerk of the House will take place at that time. After which, the Presidents Message will be received. NORTH ALABAMA.
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TEXAS MAIL.-We learn from the Tropic that 2 regular mail will be forwarded every five days from New-Orleans to Galveston during the winter. Let ters must be franked to New -Oreans-the rates of postage the same as established in the United States Letters from the for have the postage paid to NewOreans, in addition the postage thence to Calves ton.
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The lrgslatare of Virginia met at Richmond on the lst instant In the Senate. Dr. E. P. Scott was elected Speaker. In the House, Wm. Q. Goode was nearly unanimously elected Speaker. Soon af- ter the organization. resolution was adopted to go into the election ofa United States Senator on the 3rd
 Governor McDowel's message spreads over six columns of the Enquirer, and is finished and abie State paper. large portion of il is occupied with the affairs of lhe State, and urges with much force what s conceived be the duty of the leg slature to give life to Virginia and to promote her honor and prosperity. The finances of the State are re- presented to be in very aa'ierng condition.
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M OTICE-ln pursuance of the provisions of \ lN Deed of Trust executed to me as Trustee, by John A. Chapman, on the 9th day of May, A. D., 1545, the payment of certain debt therein specified. which has been duly recorded n the ef- fee of the Clerk the County Court of Mobile coun. at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, oa the Sh day of January next before the Court house door, negro man slave named HENRY, mentions ed in said deed. Such title will be made to tho purchaser is vested in me by virtue of said deed
 dec6 6 BENJ. F. SIMS, Trustee
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of sroblie--Decsmber 10, 1s45.
CLEARED. ,rlv 4mith for rI.IveFn

CLEARED. Ship waverly, Smith. for Liverpool, by Gibson
 Ai.ElVEI Shin Sardinia, Chase, l6 ds i'm Boston, in ballast tc master. Steamboat J L. Day, Griffin. i'm New Orleans pBrig solon n the Bay. CLEARED FOR THIS PoRr-From Boston, Nov 2e- Schrs Barnstahle. Taylor; Old Fellow, iluf. From Portsmouth, Nov 25-Schr Wellington, Adams