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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

WoS'T GO IN DRBr.-The citizens Of Cincinnati
have decided, by majority of 72l. against author
izing the Corporation to borrow $4,000 for the
erection of public buildings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

ADVANTAGES OF FAITH.-Wordsworth, the poet,
is a large Pennsylvania bond holder. He beliered
he would get paid, and held on. Sydney Smith lost
large sum by selling ort-taith is what the Parson
breaches to Others but did not possess himself, at
least, faith in Pennsylvania bonds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

The Catholic church at Pointe au Trembles, Canada,
was the scene of riot recently. While the congre-
CATION was at usual devotion, band of men armed
with daggers and pistols entered and committed va
rous acts of violence and assaulted the worshippers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

WISCONSIN TERRIToRY.-It is proposed to divide
Wisconsin into two Territories, one to be called SUI
perior Territory, which win embrace IF $780,
900 square miles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

AwFUL-Beiberich has been arrested in ST. Louis,
for having criminal intercourse with his own daugh-
ters The charge is made by the wife and one of the
daughters, who eRciente.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

The cotton factory erected at St. Louis by Messrs
Adolphus Meier g. Co., went into operation on the
3lst tit This is the first effort in the manuf cture of
cotton in that city. 1t is confined to the spinning of
cotton yarn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

An old negro servant of Gen. Washington, Samuel
Anderson, native of Africa, died near Mount YER
non, on the Goth -inst., aged about 100 years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

ONE MAJoRnTY.-The Democratic candidate for
Mayor of Rochester elected by majority Of one
Rochester used to be strong wing city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

to finish it.
For breakwater at Burlington, Lake ChampIain $4,000
For breakwater Paitsburg, Lake ChampIain $4,000
For harbor at White Hall, Lake Champain 5000
For harbor at Port Ontario, Lake Ontario 10000
For harbor al Oswego, Lake Ontario $4,000
For Big SOdus Bay, Lake Ontario 5000
For harbor at Genesee river, Lake Ontario %, 900
For harbor at Sackett's Harbor, Lake Ontario 1000
For construction ola dredge boat for Lake Ontario $4,000
For harbor at Buffalo, Lake Erie $4,000
For harbor Dunkrk, Lake Erie 10000
For harbor Erie, Lake Erie $4,000
For Grand River harbor, Lake Erie 10000
For harboT at Cleveland, Lake Erie $4,000
For harbor at Huron, Lake Erie 5000
For harbor at Sundusky city, Lake Eue 5000
For River Rasin haTbor, Lake Erie 10000
For dredge boat TO be used ON Lake Ere 20 900
For the ST Clair fats 10000
For Grand River harbor, Lake Michigan 10000
For habor the mouth Of the Kalamazoo river 10000
For harbor ST. Joseph, Lake Michigan % 900
For harbor at Michigan city, Lake Michigan % 900
For Little Fort harbOr, Lake Michigan 10000
For harbor at Racine, Lake Michigan 1852
For harbor Milwaukee, Lake Michigan 5000
For harbor at St Louis $4,000
For breakwater at Samfordledge, Maine $1,000
For harbor at Boston 10000
For harbor at Bridgeport, Connecticut $4,000
For harbor at Port Jefferson bay, New York 5000
For harbor Newcastle, Delaware $4,000
For harbor at Fort Penn, Delaware 10000
For Delaware breakwater 100000
For harbor at Baltimore city 10000
South Carolina $4,000
For surveys that may be deemed necessary
by the War Department, with view to
improvements for the protection and secu-
| nty of the commerce Of the country 10000
removing distractions in the Hudson river 100000
For removing distractions in the Savannah river $4,000
For Newark bay and the Passac river, ~ Jersey $4,000
For removing distractions from the mouth
| of the Susquehanna river, Hayre de
Grace, and improving the main channel
into the Chesapeake Bay 10000
For the Ohio, above the falls at Louisville 100000
For the Indian chute the falls of the Ohio $4,000
For the Ohio river below the falls at Louis
| vile, and the Mississippi, Missouri and
Arkansas rivers 100000
For ship canal around the falls Of Saut St. Mary 100000
For the Cumberland road 225, 900
For opening communication between Al
bemare Sound and the Atlantic ocean,
i and improvement Of a harbor at
old Roanoke Inlet $4,000
For Providence harbor, Rhode Island 5000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27
The Blaze of Glory!

That our readers may the 50 blaze of glorious
economy" with which Mr.. Tyler retired 10 private
life, publish the list of appropriations which he
pocketed 'oind up. 1t will be seen that the APP
preparation for the Cumberland Road is embraced
Mr. Tyler may have disappointed those who elected
him, but he has made us all suffer in consequence
We shall have something to say this subject here
after and expect to prove that Henry Clay by his
vote against the Road, has put it out of our power
ever to get dollar it. We have also another plan
to finish IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27

FARM FOR SALE
WISH sell snail farm Of 3i &C @ land laying
White River IA from Indianapolis with % Of cleared
land comfortable dwelling. Tems easy and low price
z0-3wT SAMUEL. CANDY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27
s.ate OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ecu niy.

MoacAN CoUsrY PROBATE CouRT, FEBsuARY Tenn, le45.
v. Ann steel and the
he John steel, deceased
Petition for partition Of Real Estqts
OMES the said Henry AcAabb and files bis petition hersin
which petition following wofds
The satisfaction Of the Count that the defend
Of Indiana
notified Of the tendency
causing Of This order lie published for
weeks Sentinel. newsnap<E
general printed and published in the
this whereby the said
be warned they appear n This Cou Of
next Asy term and said pes
things will he taken contesse
TO this is continued A true cory Attest
4l-3NN LAMBS KSON. elk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27
Terms.

Single copy % cts Five copies co
| Twelve . 90 Thirty co
And in proportion for larger numbers. Cash always
in advance. g. A. g. J. P. CHAPMAN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
PATENT MEDICINES.

INK. BI Nt7NWELL'S Celebrated ANr.AcRID
- TIScrukC, aud Seotch Rs'tarqtor, for The Cure
of Vsasrsai Disorders Stubborn tfieets EfuSi0ns,
Weakness otihe Lttter Bladder, Diabetes, Diff
Gully in Making H'ote--These Drops are chiefly
co,no6sed 1i suhstances their Use and Elf
cacy have been tuily proved by hundreds and may be
relied on as perfectly sure aud safe. DIR. blackwell
having prepared and used them for many years, in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great salts
facliun and wonderful success among his numerous
pat,en,s DR.. Blackwell the inventor of this truly
valuable medicine, makes no other claim to public
confidence, than what expetiene has fully Justified
and he does not, in the least hesitate to WARRANT
THEM as safe and certain CURE for the VENR-
RAIL DIsoRiERs, STUBBoRN GLEETs, SEMI
NAL EFFusIoSs. WEAKNESS OF THE URETER
on BLADDER. DIABErEs, OR DIFFICULTY IN
MAKING WATER A fresh supply oI the above
Justly celebrated remedy, just received and Tor sale
by l. C. DuB0Sff& co, Agents.
snova .... . d. - 80 Water street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
DIR; :5 ID o s.
u,EsTINIONIALs.

LIvlYesToN Sumter co.., Ala July :, 1913.
ORC. Z. HULL. Dear S;r:--The TAI hoxes Of
your Fever aud que Pills left with Tvs lasi July
were sold oui in y few months, and frequent calls
were made for more which could not supply, and
we would add US testimony in their iaynr. that SO
lar as our knowledge extends they invariably ans
wered the propose fully for which they are designed
We have also sold about two hundred and fifty box.
es of your 'ough and Worm Lozenges, and they
highly approved Respectfully yours,
X. L. HoUsroE q Co.
The toio,cng caheate pds g,rtn BY three highly res
psctabie P@aterS, near Fife Post Office, Taiiadega
connty, Ar, Of whom had used tipeipe bareS Of
The Pills iuhiS oiDn family:
This is to eertii, thar we have used DIR. Hul's Fe
yer and Ague Pills families in several rases Of
Fever and Hills and Fever, and their adminIstra-
:en has been attended " It'll complete success. In no
case ini,e they laed To have The desired effect when
used according TO directions. We think they
good Pill, and would cheeriuls recommend them to
all persons subjee Fever, aud Chills and Fever.
Given. under out hands FEE 'a-t 81.
Feb. q. 1S43, JAMES BAGLy,
May 3, 1913, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
.- - Jnne 20. 1913, HARRIS TAYLOR.
ELYToE, Jefferson CO., Ala, Feb 8, lS42. e.
This ID to certify that was appointed last April
an Agent for lie sale Of DIR. H"ll's Vegetable Fever
and Agne and anti Fever Pills since whIrh time |
have sold about forty boxes In moi sing leinsiance,
my knowledge. have they failed 10 cure Chils and
Fever, when Used according to directions. Since !
becanle an Agent for the Pills. have had twelve or
fifteen different eases of Chls and Fever in my IA
:nly aud Huli's Pills have cured every case
JOHN CAMP.
E.rrarf Of letter from DR.. Hagood, dated Mount Pin
son, Aiu.. February 3, 1913:
consider them (Hull's Pills) as good II medicine
as can be used nr The Of Feyers, or Ague an
Fe,rrs. have prescribed them in number Of cases
Of Fever, after FIRST administering an enletic or
ami allQa,s "a a thr results
fine, have known Hull's Pills 10 fail curing
lie C'liiIs and Fever in single instance.
-. -,-. -rr ZACHARIAH llAGooD.
Eatrad of o later IF m In. Madison, dated BentO,
county, Ala g, Ft6rsory 10, 1912:
think them (Hulrs Pills) an excellent medicine
Indeed have never known the Pills used in II single
instance, according to directions, without effectng
complete cure. NJ, neighbours speak OF them in tin
highest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsoN.
A large supply on hand and for sale by
|. e. DUBOSE & CO., Agents.
feif3 Ell b. t.=..I..at 80 Water street
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
INN sESvF q fssEgE stknfsiANA. on

a. e. q \
fsstim0sg 81 respectable and experienced hy'ie@s'
Fellow.cii izeDs.- We are bound 10 'befesei ftoz
The very circnmstances.s that NIL who. rake Dr
swayne'f Compound Syrup Sf Mid Cherry, do say
THAT il far excels all Other medicines, loE. Eeagns
Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling Of rising .eesatios
IN ibe Throat, Bronchiiis, Wbeoping Coast, Asth:
ma, Weakness OF The Nervous Syssenr Of Impaired
constellation from any cause; and 10 preFenp persons
from falling inro a declinet This medicine sac no
equal. ,..4i il#.ss, = 5,.,ls.
too freely used 10 bilious c.,mplaints. &c, Dr.
SSsyhe's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry will pre-
sen theii evil effects on The system. and act a.
strengthening Alternative and improve the D,l.Nrs u"c-
tiohs. ~, ....',s.. n, ~ ~. e.l.sy.
tree, except the original Dr.. Swayne's f'ompOund
Syrup Of Wild Cherry, are fictitious and counterfeit
Anothsy Evidence Of ihs .onde,fd cpres psJcrmed BY
DR.. S,cayne's COMPOUND Syrup Ovid Ch1ry.
DR., Swayne-Dear Sir--WhenI' was al Pitts
bnrg last August purchased Of yeuT Agent ''H bot
ties OF your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
had cor MANY years been troubled wiiha cough, often
yery violent with other indications Of Consumption,
or disease of the Lungs, Of very serious. n'Ipre
had very hule faith in medicine, as.it was thought
my disease iopeless and beyond ~ resrh'
had npplied 10 several Physciapsfoi relia, aud also
used some highly pulled medicines which bad seen
in The newspapers bui hearing that yonhad iuch eH-
erlence in he practice ofnedciue, and had treat
ed many cases Of nsunp, ion u correlated. tie try
yours; and lsum that time, nm. happytp say, !
lound relief write This in hopes you wal nubsh
ii. so that ANY human being has -,fefedas have
done, they may know where To fad medicine, the
virtues Of winch may be relied upon. -
"a ~ Yours respectfully, JAMES OtBU&N.
More proets Of ths.bfeaes Of Dr.. SIayseS Compound
Pc Syap Of Wiid' Cherry, ir tsiisving afflicted mas
T. Dr.Sway ne--Dear Sir--The Time haa been when
would moi recommend i medicine advertised ia the
public prints over my signature now feel diff
ferepi--i feel relief. was geduced by A.Iiroiraced
cough for SIX months 10 II mere skeielon; M rest at
night; soreness and pain in my breast. sds, Dc
Saiice il 10 say, used your Cempoand Syrup oi
Wild Cherry, which IL few weeks relieved me Fl.
lectualiy. Pam certain, had il not beea for your
medicine. Gas life frequently depends on early alien
ton to proper medicines.) ! should now be in the
silent grave. Let person delay, but procure your
Syrup and be relieved of their coughs and Colds, M
they are dangerous companions, and often lead 10 fa
tai consequences. Your friend, : ~ -
b. l, ABRAHAM SKINNER. Crawford county. Pa
Agent in Mobile for the sale of the above medicine
= Ass HH0 SETH w. ROBERTS,,
jan27 a. corner Dauphn and Commereest
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
CoRDovA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS

TORDOVA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS
OAND PLAINS, &c.
10 bales Cordova Plains
10 do Kentucky Jeans
10 do do Lnseys
20 do Virginia Kerseys
"A very superior article for Negro Clothing for
fale by [febl5l BEERS n SMITH,
nII.-lO bbls Bleached Whale
f sSs p s%d6s T a%p 6 Strained Sperm
~ bbls Bridges Linseed Oil
10 bbs western do do
10 bbls Tanners Oil. In store on cons gn.
nent and for sale by
feb27 whitaker SAMPSON, 20 Cont st
S,UNDRIES-5O bbs Crushed and Loaf Sugar
- 20 bbIs Powdered Sugar
10 hf bbs Picked Pork
10 hf do Fulton Market Beef
4 do Smoked do
100 dried Buffalo Tongues, for sale by
feb26 HUMPHREYS, WALSH & co
nRY GOODS-IO bales Portland sbeeliog,
1Il0 bales stout Portland Denms
100 doz each II, E, M and l. Cotton Fagp HdkG
800 pieces imitation Pongee Haks
lOo dozen light Cotton Shawls; b cases Kerseys
For sale low TO close consinnment by
feblo JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 st Michaest
" G. wEsrFELDT BRO.
1000 bags prime Rio
200 do Java and Old Government Java
100 do Laguira
10 do Maracabo
30 do Havana (ebl5
IOoMEsTLC LIQUORS
81 half bbls do do
20 bbIs Gin, 30 bbIs Brandy
In store consignment and for sale by
fei,27 whitaker & SAMPSON, 20 Cont-st
CUNDRIES-IOO casks Mails, assor,ed sizes
- 50 kegs Wrought Iron Spikes
20 bbis Loaf Sugar
20 bbls clarified, crushed and powdered Sugar
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
Janis CAMPBELL, OWEN Z co, Agents.

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
b fs1s EIlZA.-The new and fast
trz41Ss9T9S Nning double engine steamboat ELL
60 SsSgssZ IA, w H. Roberts master, will
during the ens,tlng season AS regular weekly
packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening,
at 5 O'Clock, PM, and Gainesville every THURS
DAY !, al IL O'Clock NJ
The Eliza was built expressly for this trade, has
superior accommodations, her Ladies' Cabin and
State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou-
bile bedsteads expressly for families and for comfort
and speed has no superior.
For freight or passage, amply on board or 10
sepo0 MOSES WARING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
REGULAR WEEKLY i'ACKET

For benton, Vernon, Newport and G1aUes' Landing,
if<s@s" y The steamer LOWNnES, Ii II
.ssstFsSdsfk Johnson master. This new light
SasssexssstsasA draught, last running double engine
steamer viii make regular weekly trips between Mo-
bile and points above mentioned daring the season.
eaying Mobile every FRIDAY at 3 PM. and arriving
at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves
Graves Landing on SUNDAY at 12 NJ. and arrive
IN Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For
freight or pa ssage having superior accommodations.
apply OH board or to
Ianl3 CAMPREIJ OWEN Z, IN Aoa,,s
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
LENN's INDIAN HAIR o,L-Thisg elegau

NJ article has been in general use of the last ten
years, and the continued demand for il is AN evil
dence that It's good qualities are duty appreciated.
the Indian Hair OIL is highly recommended for nour-
,shng and strengthening The hair, aud preventing it
from falling ont or turning grey, gyingI strength
and causing il to grow luxariany, even on ba Id
places where the roots Of the hair have not been de-
siroyed. The OH removes the dandruT, and gives
glossy sof:ness to the locks, truly beautiful; it has
also the singular property Of making light or red
har, whisktrs and eyebrows, several shades darker
IN color. Ii is pleasantly perfumed for dressing the
hair in general, and for keeping il in curl Is much
esteemed. For sale by i., a 8aiin.ff t-A q
o.. declIs ci a H. GATES, la6 Dauphn-st %
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW

h. f~Fss9SA. The new and splendid double
toJAsl-zr, Vgine steamer, JAMES HEWITT,
n NJ. Quarter master will commence
her regular trips on the first rise of the water leaving
MOBILE. every SATURDAY evening at 5 O'clock,
aud WARSAW every MONDAY at IL O'Clock.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
daio"s, apply on board or IL
CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents.
oct2l 22Otf rs Commerce and 70 From, streets
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETM ZEN
MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.

IN T~YzNgeA a.. The fine fast running Steamer
E,rt@ll-SVGEN. HARRISON, 10 II. Estes,
Master, will run as packet in the
above trade the coming season, commencing her
trips with The first rise Of water. Leaving Mobile
every WEDNESDAY at 5 O'Clock Pm, and CO.
lumbus every SATURDAY. For freight or pas
sage, having superior accommodations, apply on
board or to Campbell, OWEN s. co.
nct30 Agents.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26

Guns and RIFl.ES-A superior asssrimeni Of
for sale by =.
febls o. MAzANGE & CO 4s CONES,
nkUGS and MEDlCINES-A general assort
- ment always on hand, for sale low by 'ts
feb2t 7. WALSH, a6 Royai-sirest
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26

n UlRK'S CAsSADA OIL--Fm preserving
~ok and identifying the Hair, recommended on The
basis Of truth and experience, rs noprisher Of the
hair. and promoter Of It's growth, at the time
rendering il tvanscendanty beautfui. The Cassada
OIL affords more nouris,rnent for the hair Than any
other article ever Uncovered. and by continuance
u its use it never fails to strengthen the weakes
hair supply OF this superior article just received
and for sale by HAvlLAND, CLARK & CO.,
JAMS tf- ~ As and Al Water-st,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-26
NEWeYoPK PACKETS

- NEW.YoRK PACKETS IL
ca sity Lilac S&1A
FESHE FOLLOWING VESSELS BullT FoR
4 the trade will hereafter compose ibis line. viz:
Ship MARY FRAMES, A. Hubbard master.
BARK VERNON.
Bark REFORM.
Brig SELMA, NJ. Smith. master.
Brig LINDEN, w Williams, master
brig SARAH BROWN. J. NJ. Norton, master
Brig MOBILE.
Brig WETUMPKA. J. Fowler. master.
Brig ALABAMA, Dudley. master.
The above vessels have handsome accommodations
for Messengers and viii sail rnnctuaIy as adterils-
ed All frephi consigned 10 The Agent IN Mobile,
or 10 SFURGES & CLEARMAN, the Agents IN
Nav York, will be forwarded AS directed Tree oi
JOHN G. RYAN. Agent,
d.oI1 M Is ST Michael-street.
RF,iIjI-4R WEEKLY PACKET FOX PICK
ENSVILLE.
,y4RoS~ n The fine fast running steamer
lls-4sysaS ADMIRAL, Vim. NJ. Webbing,
SSa sszzinaster, will ply during The season as
a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Pick
ensvile, Leaving Mobile every FRIDAY evening
nj o'cl3ck and Pickensyille MONDAY morning al
daylight, due at Mobile WEDNESDAY evening,
Her accommodations are Of superior order, WIN
. superior cabin; ladies cabin large and we'll iur'
nished.
For freight or passage. apply on bosrd or to
CAMBELL, OWEN CO., Agents,
tebll ~ Front and IS Commerce-st'eeas
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MOBILE AND ONTGOMERY REGULAR
WEEKLY PACKET.

MOBILE AND MON TGOMERY REGULAR
weekly PACKET.
h FF<we h The new and splendid double =
Z -l1J-zzrA Vgine steamer SAM DALE, F. NJ.
essT Johnson master, will leave forMoH-
gomery every WEDNESDAY at 3 O'Clock PM. and
arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every
FRIDAY at 4 O'Clock PM, and arrive in Mobile
Monday morning. For freight or passage. having
superior accommodations, apply on board or to
decs CAMPBELL. OWEN & co. Agents.
FOR MONrGOMERY-We ekly Packet.
n f--TSsoA. The fine passenger steamer NEW
SWo r. , ); sy. %s. master n,, will!
Throughout the for the above and all interme
date landings leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
even ng at O'Clock, and Montgomery every MON
DAY morning at 10 O'Clock
For freight or passage, apply on board. oci2s
MOBILE & MONTGOMERY WEEKLY PACKET.
h rSA. The steamer MONTGOMERY,
G1Sl~RVR Billiard master, will during
.ssz9s2 the season as "A regular weekly
packet, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY, at 8
O'Clock PM, and Montgomery every MONDAY, at
10 o'clock AM.
For freight passage apply on board or 10
oct30 MOSES WARlNG, Agent.
PICkENSvILLE WEEKLY PACKET
p C<ss The steame, CAROLINA. Peter
aE1-AS Carrol master will run as "A regular
ek szzzsseszz3 packet the ensuing season between
Mobile and Plckensville; leaving Mobile every
WEDNESDAY evening AT O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
oct2S NJ. WARING.
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN
he rfsDA The steamer MINERVA. Capt
tnAN-AVA G. Burgess, will run regularly
80 =. during the season to the above and
all Intermediate ports. For freight passage apply
on board or to CAMPBELL. OWEN 4 co.
nov26 rs Commerce and ~ Fronts
WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE.
f1~ n The steamboat NEW ERA, J W.
Stsrsff Lsles mpster. will ply during the pre-
Asent season. AS regular weekly pack
ct between Mobile and Gainesville leaving Mobile
every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 O'Clock.
For freight or passage, having superior acco,nmo-
dstions, apply on board OF to
nov29 MOSES WARING, Agent, SO Front-st
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