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Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
AND MISSISSIPPI.

Receipts 10 date II .220 bales Stock 1901. Sugar
in ftir demand ut former pricrsprme 707ic Sales Of
at SAGE New crop Molssses selling AT 3Oc-
Flour IN good request prices rather ghersses at Ohio
81 1898 SIT. Bacon heavy prices not we'll suppored
sides Ris4 shoulders 7lp7f Lard dull with increas-
ing stock, at 7aI54c. whishey 9t0D2Oc, inactive. Corn
slightly improved, sales of sound old and asGi3gc
Frrehis still quoted 9l6d TO Liverpool ltc Havre
and Ice coHstwiso, without activity. Exchange on
I discount
THE RICE CRop IN SOUTH CARoLINA.--The George
town, s. q. Observer of the 18th inst says :"The har-
of the Rice crop may be said Ia have GUIDED, with
ry favorable weather. The crop may be short the
of 20 900 erces in the The loss by the snlt
and the drought of The last summer in this imme-
diaie neig hborhood has been very severe"
New KIND CorroN.--The Cassville, Ga, Pioneer
says MIR. Hugh + Longing, living In Henry county
the Towaliga, eight miles from Grifln brought
office last week, hisk of cotton Ahich he calls the N
Orleans Or Money hush Cotton, which he ell grew
second quality nplHnda, now twenty years in cnl-
Iivaton without manure. The bush literally cover
ed with pods. He stated that he should gather from The
patch of the common kind, alongside "i it, ht
Kind Of sni with the attendance, wun rat pro-
duce than 4O0 pounds The Ills brother,
I planted IN llArri- County, fourteen OF the
srm. +" III cotton, on seconu quality gray, post o'k
tau .Dt 'thrTed from 300 10 z5U0 pounds per
Ne . p anters, aud know but little about planting
but the difference large and striking that think
las cnuen should command public attention, Nr l..
Nil have 1T the seed 10 spure. dollar pei
hn.he lie invites planters 10 cal and the cotton
lOf themselves, The stalk brought III may be at our
odicc.
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DELIEF PRESS.---The undersigned, owner
II and proprietor, most respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that this Press is open
for the reception Of cotton, storage or for com-
pressing. lie solics share OF the public patron
age IoctlS 2l41 JAMES BARNES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

A N EXPERIENC ED BUSINESS MAN, good
IA book keeper, etc, with an extensive country
and CITY acquaintance, wants a situation IN some
tabshed house, with the expectation of beconing Il
partner after satisfactory acquaintance, by invest'
ing $4,000 10 5000. Communication TO II. II,
through the posi- office will be received and promptly
attended 10. octi6 2f4
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,nmINIsTRATOR,S SALE.

XNTJLL be sold, in front Of the Court House of
w Mobile County, on Friday, the 18th Of No
vemer nexf, between the hours Of IL and O'Clock,
all the personal estate of the late Jos. H. Young,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
oct I6 T. HOWARD, Administrator.
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MAeHitD-A Al Aianhassri, l.. l.. oil The eth inst ey
th.Reg Mr. shrfietI JAMES ~. MOSS. of hehr: 10
foyxgbiA p daughter Peter ondsrdonk, Esq, OIL int
former place.
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FOR MONTGOMERY

FOX hONlOOMEk1
p Ese-s n The fast running packet steamer
s;SESssss5E5{{- LOWNDES, A. H. johnson MASTER.
will leave for the above and all intermediate bindings
on WEDNESDAY, 22d inst at 5 O'Clock. PM.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo--
dations, apply on board or to
oct2l CAMPBELL, OWEN s. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

A GARDENER WANTED.-.One who tho
IN roughly understands the cultivation Of Vegela-
bles and Flowers, and give good recommends.
tons, may hear of a situation by applying at this
office oct is
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For MONTGOMERY

FOR MONTGOMERY.
p E,~~ n The splendid new passenger steamer
S,ssssiss,Iss55SsSSS, WIN. BRADSTREET, i. Meaherr
master, will leave for the above and Intermediate
landings on THIS DAY, 2lst, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight OF passage. apply on board or TO
oct2l CAMPBELL, OWEN 4 co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

GoYENa4Sr FihAEnks --.Ihe aln"uni O the 20.
- fllows:-
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For MnNTGOMERY-

FOR MONTGOMERY.
- E1@ ~ The fine passenger steamer BEl.LE
SsssssS5{52 POULE, Johnson. master, will leave
for the above and Intermediate landings, on TlifS
DAY, 2lst instant, at 5 O'Clock PM.
For freight er passage, apply on board or to
oct2I CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

M ANTED--A Wet Nurse wnnred Immediate
w lynne that has recently LOST child preferred.
Enquire at DR.. Hays n,uR store, opposite the
public square, on Dauphn street. octl4u
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ID OOMS WANTED-A single gentleman is in
III want Of Rooms in private family, located IN
central part of the cityior which liberal price will
be pnid. Address Box 1862, Post Office. octl4 2lS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21


Thomas Carlyle, one of the prooundest thinker
and writers OF England. puts the following sarcasifS
home tlruss into the sides Of British phanlhropsstc
(sers,ylet) who are SO desperately unhappy, abeus
Africans, While Engishmen are suffering insugporIt
able bondage aud starvation:
10! AntESlavery Convention loud sounding, long
cared Exeer HALL But IN thee, too, = Kind Of
instinct towards Justice. and will, complain oC
nothing. 0nly, black Quashee the seas being
once suite euy attended to, will thou, perhaps,
open thy dull. sudden eyes, to the hunger-sircsen,
paIlid yeio,U colored free k,borer' in Lancashire,
Yorkshire. BuckmghamshiEe, and all other shires?
These yrlbw colored Tor the present absorb all my
sympa ihe,. Ii had twenty millions, with model
farms and Niger expeditions, il is TO these that
would give tlsAn, Quashee has already victuals,
clohng; Quasiee is NOT diving OF such despair ms
the yellow colured pale mans. Qnasliee, it must be
owned. is hitherto kind Of blookhead. The Hayii
Duke Of Marmalde, educated now for nearly half "a
century, seems to have next TO no sense in him. -
Why. in me these Lancashire weavers, dying of
hunger, there ia more thought and heart, greater
arthnetisal amount Of misery and desperation than
in whole gangs of Quashees |, must be owned, thy
eyes ae &C the soddeu sort; and with thy emancipa
lions, AMI thy twenty mllioninQs, and long -eared
clamorngs, thou, like Robespiesse with his paste-
board Ene Snreme hreatenest ee hecome a bore TO
US: Auec Ere Supreme to Ha'smbeter-
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WAN O BALDWIN. NJ d has removed 10
Wv Mobile f'F the purpose oi practising the several
branches Of his pfntessr Office al
COSTER, X. 4RINSON s. CO.'S Drug Store,
oci2l cI7+u# Corner Nate. AM Dauphin-srs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

us.a--ss..-z,--xss.e-a---
n. FOR MAYoR--GEo2G5 e. HOLT is announced
by his friends as candidate t>r the Office OF Mayer AZ W
anpfoachiac municipal election, and Is reoonnehgeu W
the suffrage of his fellow citizens as an ndVdiN t-
con Sdcnce end supnort sepl2 20ltde+
rrwe arc authorized TO announce CHARLES A
EOPPIN ESQ.,, As candidate for reelection to tue OIL
flee Of Mnyor at the rnsnng municipal election.
rrThe friends Of e. C. LANGDoN announce him as
candidate for Mayor, at the neSimnnicpal election
r-rYou will please announce the name Of our esteem
ed G.lnw-citizen las. w H. ClllLDERs for the ONCE
Of MAYOR Of the CITY Of Mobile. the ensuing election,
and o6ire MANY CITIZENS.
REYNOLDS. SUCCESSORS TO DEfOREST NORRIS e.
90 Mill Rocks Boiling Cloths, Mill Gear Bar Iron,
Mi Irons and Hardware generaly-No' "a wafer 81,
octl6 2l5tt
0ry- Il. q. DuBOsE 81 co. WHoLEsALk and
Retail DRUeoisTs. No. 80 waier-st Importers OF
Druos Chemicals and Perfumery, mud dealers In Paints
Oils, Window Glass, Dye suffs &c sept
oTCHINA, Glass, EarthenNvRre and CUT
IFRY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber Is
now receiving extensive assortment oil the aooVe aro
cles " hich he offers Mt he Invest prices
novl4 JAS. MASTERsoN. ImnorIet. "a Water-sI
sSS& FOR SALE-The fine new, fast sailing,
49, coppered fastened and ceppered Baltimore
buiI schooner GALENA. Capt. Beard, burthen ia
tons, and light draft. Apply to the Captain on board
oc,2l H. A. SCH RoEDER, 2s St Francis-st.
FOR NEW YORK.
SEN The packet ship MARTHA WASHING
C54&ETON, J. Conway, master, having 400 bales
cotton engaged and going board, will have quick
despatch For freight IL balance, apply to
ocl2I WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 CONT
FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
p Ew@ h The fine passenger steamer BOUR-
49, BON, Bolton, master, will leave for
The above and intermediate landings on THIS DAY,
2lst inst. at 8 O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
oc,2I NJ. WARlNG Il CO. Agent.
FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
- CsDo n The steamboat NORMA, G. W.
Lapngton, master, will leave for The
above and all intermediate landings on WEDNES-
DAY, 22d inst, at 5 o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
oct2l NJ. WARING & CO.
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AA FOR RENTING two-siory Brick Store
.Eata. No. 10 Cont street, now occupied by Mr.
john Stukes.
The dwelling part of the two story brick building
Gold Banking House) on Royal street, between Gov
ernmen and Church
The frame dwelling ell south side ST. Michael
street, next west to the corner Of ST. Joseph
Arpl, ut the Bank of Mobile.
III nv T N. ENGLISH, Cashier.
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United States Debt.
Old and District Columbia SIS 81 $780, SCI 1861
Loan, per ct. payable 1868 s,st3,sss 500,S3S
IL" 1852. 1000, 900 $50, 900
SIG an4 LIZ Oh 2q4

Total. .............S 16.9O4.7i7 944,294
Now, with an average of $40 900 ,06O
hand for IL whole year, the government is paying
s944,2 per annum interest for money il don't
want WHY is this absurd and waste ul expenditure2
Because the wise system Of Treasury Notes adopted
and persesered in during The Secretaryship of Levi
Woodbury. abandoned on the advent Of the whig
party. The Treasury Notes always 1oated as me.
dum Of exchange, and we're taken up to mn extent OF
$40, 100000 in the internal operations oflrade,
and they had the advantage of being receivable for
government dues aud payable al the close Of each
year, by which means the Department paid in
lerest on IONS, which money lying idle in The
Treasury. system economical did not suit The
Bank inamiers that came into power. They funded
the notes il a stock redeemable in twenty years.
The six pc cent stock redeenabe in 1863 will cost,
principal and interest, SIS .343 1856, and the money
is hand loaned ont free Of interest," to pet banks!
The FIVE pr stock will cost s 800 900 before
it is redeemed, making 3.500O 900 oiinerest mon
ey absolutely squandered upon brokers, in addition
the $50, 900 per annum Of interest On the money
deposited With them. The interest on this deposit
for ten yeas amounts 10 Sc 900 900, and added to
that actually paid by the government, makes : 49,
500, 600 OF The peoples money absolutely given TO
banks and brokers', without amy equivalent whatever,
merely through the substitution ol the wing funding
system iorihe wise policy they found IN operation
when they zone into powerful. Y. News.
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b arton ACadeny-Male pnrtment.

II arton Acade niy-Male Department.
MR MERRILL respectfully gives t." IRE 'h'i lie
LvA will re-npen hin School he 2Oih lnsi'n IN
the -econd Story Of she Academy lns rnciAon S'll
he given as heretofore the various bran. res OF
thorough, English al d Classical Edocatioa Tuition
IS and sc per in"nih payable II advance come"
pelen teacher of rench will he employed, and pu-
oils will be- taught speak, veil as 10 read and
write the language. Ciarge-$2 per month.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

IIvOR HiRE-A young and able bodied negro
i Man. Apply TO OES AON d MYERS,
oct2l corner Com n,erce and Cont SIS
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NOTICE.-All accounts on our books not settled
Y previous 10 the 18th of October, will be placed
in the hands Of mag istrate for collection.
oct 72Il NORTH & CO.
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HAY, COIN, OATS, BRAN, &c.
Il Il 100 bales Hay; 200 sacks Corn; .-.I
200 sacks Oais; 300 sacks Bran;
20 dozen Baskets, assorted sizes
For sale by c SMITH,
oc,2I No 10 Govt ST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

n FOR MAYoR--GEo2GG 2. HOLT is announced
nv his friends as candidate the Office Of Mayer al ihe
annfoachiac municipal election, and is reconnended 10
the suffrage of his fellow citizens as an individual emf
#c ner'; ;jc5ace snJ sunnort sep13 20lde+
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INK HANG g, MN YDRk- Hill at Sky
ia ~ sH ..t "a &c.
ncrI BAnHrt 20 ), Francia 81
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

INSURANCE.
TIME Subrcrbers, Agents for the SUN MO-
IL TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, being now prepared 10 take Marine, River
and Fire risks AT ihd usual rates Of premium, so-
cit share Of patronage. This Company has assets
after providingfor The losses by the late FIRE in New
York, of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
JAMES MAGEE & CO,
oct ID 66 Commerce st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

j. G. a. = ~. SMITH,
WHOLESALE AND ,ETAiL GhoCtRS,
No 10 Gore 1nnenf 81 opposite the Market
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

oct2l corner Com nIerce and Cont SIS
VI UTlCE is hsi ely gwen that application VIII be
Y made IN six weeks after date, the Register OF
the Land Office al ST. Stephens, for certified copy
al a certificate of confirmation granted by The Old
Buard OF Commissioners, Robert Nicholas and
Joseph Oh mbers, 10 james Denly, representative OF
Daniel Ward, Tor one thousand acres OF Land-the
original of which has been so lost or misaid that
canno, find il; nor has the same been legally trans
lerred. All persons are hereby notified, whomso-
ever II may concern. that information may be gwen
to me if said certificate of confirmation be in their
session-dated the 7th day Of August, ls05
oc,2l 2l7tc HIRAM Mo UNdEk.
NJ OTICE-The firm of JAS. SANDS & Go. is this
Nv da, dissolved by mutual consent, A r. MES.
LIER retiring from the concern. The name OF the
firm will be only used in liquidation.
JAS. SANDS continues the Commission Business
on his own acco unit, and under the sryle Of SANDS
& Co oct2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

m We arc authorized TO announce CHARLES a.
iOPPIN Esq. candidate for re-electloh 10 tue "
,. nr Hnyur AT the rnsGing municipHl election.
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FOR MONTGOMERY.

FOR MONTGOMERY.
= EssS n The fine passenger steamer NEW
SsEsssSs5s5sx WORLD, Winters ,master, will leave
for The above and intermediate landings on THIS
DAY, the 2lst, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
oci2l NJ. WARlNG s CO, Agents.
bzA FOR SALE OR RENT-A desirable Res
EsM itlence on the south side Of Spring Hill road,
with half an acre of ground attached. The house is
next above William Turner's store. Possession
given LIST November. Apply 10
aci2l M. WARING, Commerce 81
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

The eastern mail fsiie yesterday from beyond Charles
tournm whence dates are of the ltths Latest paper
dates from New-Yora, Saturday evening lin inst
The Great Brilan steamer had not arrived, then IA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

ITO HIRE-A negro MAN, an experienced and
L active drayman, with his horse and dray
Also, u young, active man, an excellent drayman'
for several years accustomed 10 hauling cotton;
And two old men, one 40, the other 45, handy and
ocIls C. A. STUART.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

CNUFF--l0 lbs Mackabov Snuff in Jars
- 3 bbls Mackaboy 10 halt bottles
80 lbs Scotch Snuff in jars ..1A
yhls do do in half bottles
AIso--Coarse Rapee, Natehitoches and American
Gentleman Snuff, landing and in store, for sale
wholesale and retail by
oci21 MOSELY TUCkEh- 4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

n-rThe friends nc. C. LANGDON announce him al
candidate for Mayor nj the next municipal election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

Overland ~ .eaa from the PACIFIC.
We have aaYIces from Honolulu TO the riddle o
June, frola Oregon city 10 9Th April, aud Caliorb
2Is' Iuls.
1hh Legislative Council nf the Sandwich Isandr
CON- sung Of Il House Of Nnbles aud House of Re
pesenIatlves, convened on the goth May We cop
the speech from tie throne on the occasion. TIL
duty all imports has been increased to five pc
cent. al yalorom. 1t was formerly three per cent.
Th- Councils appointed 3lst July as a day Of fas
ing and prayer, in token Of gratitude for Divine fyu
bestowed upon the islands.
The citizens of the United States have taken o
fence at the decisions Of oil the courts, an
have appealed to the U. S. Government to interior
IN their behalf
From Tahiti we have advices to lst NAV, up
which date large supplies of munitions Of war ha
arrived for the French army. Two hundred tons W
came in one vessel, and another was exPecte
daily
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21

Ofthese ships 100 we're out from home OH ihei
first season only.
Ships of all ,her nations, 6; 1433 hhIs sperm
5000 whale, $4,000 lbs bone. Total value, 500,
500
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OREGON.

There Two packets now running between Ore
gon Gil, and HI nolulu; the American brig Cinema
mus, Captain Sylvester, and the Hudson Ba. Com
panv's bark Cowiz, Captain Heath. The Chena-
mus arrived at Honolulu on the 25ih May, after a
rs days passage. Cargo: 400 bis -four, 10 wheat,
45 bis and Is boxes saInon 81 200 feet of lumber
1877 900 shingles, 8 spars, and one American mare.
The Cowtz sailed for Oregon on the 18th May,
with English and American manufactures; tea. su-
gar, coffee, and other productions from The Islands,
India and China.
to 80 days. The Polynesan newspaper adsertises
provisions, barley, oats, peas, beans, butter, SO,
from Oregon. The "shingle" trade very brisk
an evidence that the Yankees at work the
banks of the Columbia.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-02-19
l;nlrs of this Office.

Subscription, three dollars per annum
i ADVANCE, or Four dollars # payment.
u !, 5sIayed 5g'1e one month from the time Of
soSs,ribiug. NJ subscription taken Tor
Ioss ,erm than six months.
IN sJyeTsements inserted at one dollar
per square, Twelve long primer lines
~ oI nne BREWER lines, or less, making
sopprs) a lor The first iOsertisp' and fifty
sants for each subsequent insertion.
When The number Of insertions de-
sreI are not marked, the ADVERT sement
wI be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
Those who advertise by the year will
Il required to pay half in advance.
Job Work 10 be paid for on delivery
rrAll communications recommending
candidates for Office must be paid for as
sdyertisenenrs.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-02-19
Honnrino Parents. .

What can be more tender and beautl-
fill than the following simple narrative!
AS stranger went into the church yard
Of pretty village, he beheld three chIi>
dren at a newly made grave. 4 boy a.
bout ten years Of age was busiiy en-
goged in placing plants Of turf about Il,
whilst a girl, who appeared a year or
two younger, held in her apron lew
roots of wild flowers. The third child,
still younger, was sitting on the grass,
watching with thoughtful looks the moves
ments Of the other two. They wore
pieces Of Grape on their straw hats, and
few other signs Of mourning, such as
are some times worn by the poor who
struggle between their poverty and their
Affections.
The girl began planting some of her
wild flowers around the head OF the
grave, when the stranger thus addressed
them:
Whose grave is this, children, about
which you are So busily engaged?'
sMother's, sir,' said the boy.
'And did your father send you to place
these flowers round your mother''
graveg
NO, sir, father lies here too, and little
Willie, and sister Jane.'
'When did they die?'
'Mother was buried fortnight yester'
day, sir, bat father died last winter; al
lie here.'
.Fhen who told you to do this"
'Nobody, SIR replied the girl.
'Why, then, do you do i"
They appeared at loss for an answer
but the stranger looked SO kindly at then
that at last the eldest replied as the tear
started into his eyes, ''Oh, we did low
them, sir
"Then you put these grass turf an
wild flowers around where your parent
are laid, because you love themP
Yes, SIR they eagerly replied.
What can be more beautiful than sue
an exhibition Of children honorlng tn
memory OF departed parents? Reade
are you an orphan?-never forget tn
dear parents who loved and cherlshe
YOU in your infant days. Ever remen
Der their parental kindness. Honor the
memory BY doing those things which yo
know would please them were they alive
by particular regard to their dyln
commands, and by carrying on the
plans Of usefulness. Are your paren
still spared toyou? Even treat them
d YOU will wish you had done, when yo
s,ond a lonelv orphan at their graYe'
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-02-19
WHOLE No. 1911.

II is said that a certain insect and a cer-
tain biped are the only animals that are
fond Of certain weed, Tobacco; but with
this difference between their tastes-the
one loves it green, the other dried. The
quantity Of this weed that is used by
man is almost incalculable; and the waste
of money 10 obtain it is lamentabIe.
SupposIng one man to chew one plug Of
tobacco in four days,(which is often the
CASEY and to pay SO cents alplug for it,
at the end ofthe year he would have ex-
pended for that worthless article better
than $45! With that money young
man might buy him an extra coat, an
extra hat, and sundry extras and unmen-
tionables. With those articles he might
qualify himselfto shine among the ladies,
shining among the ladies he might get
married; and marrying, he might acquire
fortune. Only think ofitloo, less than
one eleventh Of il would enable him to
take our paper! SuPposing one plug
contain 18 cubic inches, at the end Of the
year the tobacco if piled up, would make
more than a cord, and if cheWed, the
spittle would fill hogshead; enough to
drown a man if he couldn't swim, and to
float him if he could-or enough to kill
forty thousand rattIe-snakes, or make
forty thousand cats yomlt = KckSburg
Sentinel.