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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11

that it was altogether an accident that his
gun had gone off, and that moreover he
never had agreed himself to the terms of
the fight. His protestations, however, would
not do; the indignant Frenchmen swore
they would have his blooG-that Justice 10
their fallen comrade demanded it at their
hands-that he had forfeited his life. and
the penalty must be paid. In accordance
with this resolution, they placed Robbins
with his back to pine tree, telling him
that they would "step'' twenty PAGES, wheel
and fire. They stepped off the twen-
ty PAGES, and wheeled to fire, but as they
wheeled Robbins turned the pine and broke
again, the Frenchmen putting after him.
This time the race was more desperate
Robbins was running for his life, and ter
ror lent swiftness to his feet-but it would
not do-they caught him a second time, and
returned with him..
| By this time Major Rush, becoming in
dignant at the apparent cowardice of his
friend, told the Frenchmen that if his prin-
cipal was not bold enough to stand up TO
his agreement, and be shot, that he would
take his place. To this Robbins objected,
and said that no man should die for him,
that if any body had to die he would die
himself He also intimated to Major Rush,
that if he cast any more insinuations in re-
gard to his courage he would knock him
down! Major Rush told him he had acted
like coward, and sure enough Robbins
Jumped at him and was digging into him
tremendously, when Lieut. Soulon, having
recovered from the swoon into which the
report of Robbins gun had thrown him.
and who had not been touched, arose to
his feet, and taking in the whole matter at
a single glance, took to his heels as hard as
he could put it down, feeling particularly
, anxious about that time to be on board La
Belle Poule
But fate did not favor him for Robbins
was in the act of getting off Major Rush,
who had just halloed, when he laid his
eyes on the retreating Lieutenant. Selling
a gun which was lying on the ground, he
started after him, little of the fastest, fol-
lowed by Major Rush and all the French
men, When getting within about seventy
yards of the Lieutenant, and concluding
this was a good time to 'bring him." drew
'bead,' and sure enough drought him %
On getting up to him, they found that in
the last fire Robbins had lodged ten 1whist-
lers' in the Frenchman's legs, who, having
received some lusty kicks from Robbins,
by way of interest, was borne in haste on
board La Belle Poule.
} Thus ended the "Fast Duel,'' which has
caused many hearty laugh in the goodly
city of Pensacola.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11
A MILLERITE MIRACLE.

In little village in the State of Hoosi-
erana, in the year 1914, there was all-sorts
of excitement concerning the doctrines and
prophecies Of that arch-deceiver Miller
For months the Midnight Cry, followed by
the Morning Howl and the MONDAY Yell.
had circulated through the village and sur
rounding counties to an extent not even
equalled by DR.. Duncan's celebrated Coon
Speech. Men disposed of their property
for little or nothing. The women were
pale and CHASTITY from watching and pray
ing, and in fact the whole population, or at
least those who believed in the coming as
cension, looked as if they were about half
over a second attack of the chills and fever.
There were, however, some "choice spi-
rlts," mot choice in theirs, however,) who.
notwithstanding the popularity of the de-
fusion, would not enlist under the banners
of the ascensionists, and among these was
wild, harum-scarum blade from Down
East" by the name of Cabe Newman. Now.
Cabe was as g hard case" as you would
meet on fourth of July in Texas, always
alive for fun and sport of any and every
oo'oi iP'loh3 ou0 StiOuS ulSOeIIeVer IN
Millerism.
The night of the third of April was the
time agreed upon for the grand exhibition
of ''ground and lofty tumbling," and about
10 o'clock Of the said night, numbers of
the Millerites assembled on the outskirts Of
the town, on little eminence, upon which
the proprietor had allowed few trees to
stand. In the crowd, and the only repre-
sentative of his race present, was free
negro by the name of Sam, about as ugly.
black, woolly and rough a descendant of
Ham, as ever baked his shins over kitchen
fire.
Sans head was small, body and arms
very long, and his legs bore remarkable
resemblance to pair of names; in fact.
put Sam on a horse, his legs clasped round
his neck, his head towards the tail, and his
arms clasped round the animals hams. and
at ten PAGES off you would swear he was
an old set Of patent gearing. .. .--
The leader OF the Millerites, owing to
Continued on fourth pagel
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P O E T R Y
BY REQUEST. |

From the Leonardtown Beacon.
THE BELLIES OF WEST RIVER TO TIL
BRIDE OF ST. MARY'S.
Come, Flora! and bring from your regions of flowers
The fairest and sweetest of all,
That e'er were intended for love-lighted hours;
Come, Flora! attend at our call?
She comes-she attends u.s. and see, what is this,
That appears in such delicate bloom?
IT'S Daphne she brings, DER this season of bliss,
To shed its delicious perfume.
And here is Geranium, "wee modest" flower,
Perseverance it means, we suppose,
To say that the light which is gliding this hour
Will shine, and shine on to life's close.
And Helotrope, that speaks devotion, they say,
To all that are lovely and true;
And declares he who hands you this nuptial boquet
Is devoted to love and to you.
A boquet without Rose-buds were scarce boquet,
There they are, freshly piucked from the stem;
And we send them, a sweet blushing emblem, to say
You must be transplanted like them.
but not a True emDleH. 1neSe hose-Duus sIdl4 Idue
And be thrown unregarded away;
But you, when old Time shall your beauty invade,
Shall be even more dear in decay.
Now bring us Loves symbol, the Myrtle-tis here,
For without Love no nuptals are blest:
Then 90, flower, and whisper our welcome sincere
AS you bloom upon Josephine's breast.
Go, flowers of garden and greenhouse the pride,
And preserving your beauty and bloom,
Bring us back all that S lovely and sweet in the
Bride
We send all that is good in the Groom.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Saturday Emporium.
WINTER.

"See, Winter comes, to rule the varied year,
Sulen and sad, with all his rising train,
Vapors, and clouds, and storms"
The great steam car of Time, built few
days before Adams recollection, and on
which that venerable ancestor of ours rode
from Paradise to his country-seat, lately
brought out Winter as a passenger. He
was delighted to find that his Prime Minis
ter, and his other high officers, Lord Snap
em-up, Gen. Freeze and Col. Blast, had been
so active in preparing for his arrival. He
declared himself highly pleased with the
carpet of snow they had laid for him, plung-
ed his feet into it at once, and remarked that
it was excellent for moderating the high.
unhealthy temperature of the system. He
appears to be the same strange, frowning,
repulsive, unbearable old fellow that he ever
was, and rather fearful withal; or at least
this seemed to be the impression of friend
of ours, who, by Pickering, ghost-inviting
lamp, sat watching his approach. We heard
him chanting to a rough old tune, while
his chattering teeth performed all the varia-
tions, the following lines
OLeTH winner COHleLl WIFI his IrOZeIl Dr6dLH,
And brow all lowering and black with storm;
He shaketh from his locks the blight of death,
And darkness mantleth round his awful form
He stitch, snow-robed, on an icy throne,
And round him stand his ministers of state
Here we grew rather sleepy, and imagined
that ne introduced, quite abruptly, an OPT
sode on sleigh-bells, starlight, and rosy
cheeks: but it was probably a vagary OF
our own, for we discovered on awakening.
by indubitable evidence, that Queen Nab. in
her "hazle-nut chariot" drawn by a "team
of little atomies," had been whirling through
our brains most madly. We cannot saw
that we saw her, or her chariot, but we
heard her driver, ga small gray-coated gnat,' ,:
crack his whip as he drove off the extreme
point of the bolster.
Winter is here in earnest. DWELL, wha
of that,'' says Philosophy, obtruding his
grave, thoughtful phiz over our shoulder
Hsmake the best of ito Very good advice
fellow! We will make the best of it
therefore,, since you are so oficious
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-12-11
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BY e. WELLS, JR. & G. w. HODGES.
Editors AND PROPRIETORS.
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not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction made to those who advertise by
the year.
Communications addressed to this office must be
post paid.
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"See, Winter comes, to rule the varied year,
Sullen and sad, with all his rising train,
Vapors, and clouds, and storms.p
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
GLENN's INDIAN HAIR OIL-Thi, elegant

~ LENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL-This elegant M article has been in general use for the last ten years, and the continued demand for ii is an evi- dence that its good qualities are duly appreciated the Indian Hair O is highly recommended for nour- Ishng and strengthening lhe hair, and preventing it from falling ourOr turning grey, giving it strength and causing il to grow lnxuriantly, even on ba Id places where the roots of the hair have not been de- stroyed. The Oll removes the dandruf, and gives glossy sof:ness to the locks, truly beauul it has also the singular. property of making light or red hair, whiskers and eyebrows, several shades darker color. It is pleasantly perfumed for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed. For sale by fig" j.
 declI H. GATES, Ia6 Dauphin-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

RAIsiNs, FIGS, WINES, &c- 1C 200 boxes Bunch Muscate Raisins
 50 do do in layers
 10 bags Almonds Esparanzas
 100 boxes Figs. 60 casks Claret the remainder of the cargo of the schooner De ian9 ESLAvA. MbRRELL & CO., EsULToM MARK EF BEEF and FORK 10 aS,h dr,er hbI sGls 90 h lbs eaeh choice pieces 2O half bbls Pig and Mess Pork 10 quarter bbs do do 50 lbs each 10 eighth bbs do do' 25 lbs each l5 half bbls Beef. For sale by SUGAR and MOLAssEs-Now landing- 8 bbls do crashed do
 8 bbls do clarified do
 10 bbls do loaf do
 5 bbls clarified brown do
 10 bbls sugarhouse MoIasses. For sale by f.b6 w. Il. BLACKLER, 6 Water-street DRODUCE-50 bbIs Moasses A 30 hh1s Orleans Sugar. fair quality l50 bbls Rectifed Whiskey
 100 bbls Superfue Flour
 800 bugs White Corn: In store l50 bbls Superine Flour, 10 arrive feb3 For sale oy MARSHALL, ROWE & co. NE ACKEREL, &c-125 boxes No I Codiish = NA 90 whole. half and quarter bbls No l Mackerel 30 30 do do do do No2 do loo boxes No scaled Herrings
 l2 bbls No pickled Salmon. For sale by feb5 ... J H. RIVERS & co. ASDOTCH HERRING, &o -- HS 20 kits Roe Herrioe. 20 boxes extra scaled do 20 do extra family Mackerel 10 ar bbs do do 20 boxes Drum Fish, 25 do Goldfish, for sale by EbS JOHN O'REILLY & co. niLS-25 bbis Tanners " 40 casks pure winter bleached and unbIeached 30 casks and bbls V inter bleached Whale 10 bbls Northern Linseed. For sale by plal t' ..ri JOHN PHILLIPS, frb7 corner of Cont and Watersheds E.tLOUR AND WHlSKEY- N 100 bbls Ono Flour
 50 do ise, Lee & Go. Family do 50 do Union Stenm Mills St Luuis do l0D' do kecihed Whiskey, for saIe by felr3 ''" '''"' BARRON, MEAD x co. XNIyDOW GLASS. .& OIL TT7 w 100 boxes sxW Ginss s
 5l d., lVxi2 d,
 10 bos Linserd Oil, for sale D, e5l3 BARRON, MEAD & co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

GROCERIES, &c.,. received by late arrivals M from Boston f.r,--.H ..a.t' s+ zas OIL-20 bbls Winter beached pure Sperm
 casks Spring blcached pure Sperm. and unbleached, 10 bls bleached Whale -a. a.i CANDLEs--2OO boxes 1st quality pure Sperm assorted sizes 7' r.rti't4 - -. .; -}.' II ~ SoAP-200 boxes No. Boston Brown ..-ss
 l50 Inf do do do do fs...' |. ~ BEANs-l5 bbs small white Northern I--' j. CRASBERKIEs-6 bbls, 30 hafand 50 quarter !. Curtis brand -a,.,ne c CoFFEE-112 sacks Rio n.arft'l ..-i... g. 4.-,L
 ..... 50 do Old Government Java asat PoTAToEs-200 bbls Chenang0, in fine order ONIoEs-15O bbls Silver Skins, in Flour bbl and in first rate shipping order t-7Tftts.t.t1t4 SUGAR-30 bbs Loaf, 40 bbls crashed No. l, East Boston, white t.ala
 SHEETINes-l2 l2 bales heavy Portland, 2 89- 100 yards to the pound f l.r y'. DENNIS 10 bales Ind,go colored
 KERsEYs-5 cases for sale low to close con signment 3.-l4 ttA 9i.'t
 MATTREssEs-25 doubled cured Hair, to close onsignment fer sale by ife4- ul
 janlS JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St MjcI,aet..t A
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
PATENT MEDICINES.
Q;3sEgI n 1 VEG TAI aE a q lS!sl :SsIs
 
TESTIMONIALS.

LIVINGSTON, Sumter CO.,, Ala July l, 1S43. DR. 6. F. HuLL Dear S;r.-The IA boxes of your Fever and Ague Pills left with Us last July were sold out in a few months, and frequent calls were made for more which we could mol supply, and we would add as a testimony in their favor, that so far as our knowledge extends they invariably ans wered the purpose fully for which they are designed. We have also sold about two hundred and fifty box es of your Cough and Worm Lozenges, and they are highly approved Respectfully yours,
 R.F. HoUsToE & Co. The foo,Oing cntifcate gpen Jy three hghy res- pectable Planters, near Fifs Post Ohce, IaIodega comfy, Aia., of tohom had ased fpeue oorss of fhe Pills iu hiS family:
 This is to certify that we have used Dr. Hull's Fe- yer and Ague Pills families in several cases of Fever, and ChiIls and Fever, and their adminlsra- ton has heen attended with complete success. In no have they Jailed to have the desired effect when used according to directions. We think they are a good Pill, and would cheerfuly recommend them to all persons subject to Fever, and Chils and Fever. Given under our hands
 Feb. 9, lS43, JAMES BAGLY,
 May 3, Is43, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
 June 29. 1SI3, HARRIS TAYLOR.
 ELYToN. Jefferson CO.,, Ala, Feb 3, 1S43. This is 10 certify that was appointed last April an Agent for ihe sale oi Dr. H"'s Vegetable Fever and Ague and anti Fever Pills, since winch time have snd aboul forty boxes In not single instance, to my knowledge, have they failed to cure Chills and Fever, when used acenrding to directions. Since became an Agent for ihe Pills, have had twelve or fifteen different of Chills and Fever in my fla nily, and iiull's Pills have cured every case.
 JOHN CAMP. Erfract Of hner from Dr. Hagood, datei Mount Pin Son, Aia., Febrt4ary 3, IS43
 consider them (iiuil's Pills) good medicine as can be used for rhe-c of Fevers, or Aeue ani Fevers. have prescribed them in number of cases of Fever, after hrst administering emetic or en- thartic and always with the most happy results. In fine, have never known HuIl's Pills 10 fail curing the Chills and Fever in d single instance.
 ZAcHARiAH HAGooD. Extract of lett.r # m ir. Matisoa, dattd Benton county, Ala, Fttraory l9 lS49
 think them (Hus pills) an excellent medicine. Indeed have never known the Pills used in single instance, according to directions, without effectng d complete cure. M, neighbours speak of them in the highest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsON. A large supply on hand and for sale by
 l. c. DUBOSE x CO.,, Agents. feb13 39 Waier-sreet
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
GLENN's HIGHLY PURIFIEn BEARS oIL

LENN'S HIGHLY PURIFIED BEAR'S OIL U-WARRANTED GENUINE-1his arti- cle, so well known and generally used, is so fre- quently initiated by various compounds of no value, that il is very important that the pure article should be obtalned, in order that the end for which il is de-
 signed may be answered., For promoting the growth oflhe hair bald places, preventing it from falling out, removing the dandruf, cleansing the hair, and for genera use in dressing it, this oil is held in the highest estimation, it gives to the most stubborn locks soft and glossy appearance, and prevents it in great measure from turning gray-n will be
 decl2 For sale bv H. GATES, 136 Dauphin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
m vsPEPTICs! DYsPEPTICsl:-How ca

nVSPEprICS! DYSPEPTICsi si.-How can -D you doubt the medical virtues of Canhei's An- t,-DyspeDtic Popdu, the only sure remedy ever of- iered to the public. prepared expressly for that com plant, single iral of winch will convince the most sceplcal os ability cure in any stage and under any form; and being purely vegetable, persons of the most delicate constitution may use il m all kinds of weather with perfect safety. illii ,il +in
 ,I PHiLADELPHIA, Jan. IT, lS43.
 MR. JOHN CASrRELL:-l have taken some of your Powders, and they are the only remedy have ever found relieve from that treacherous dls ease, Dyspepsia.q have tired almost every thing Homeopathic, Thompsonian, Botanic and the old system of ofdocto,ing. and found relief from them for the three years that was troubled with thai disease. l ,e.s.,t,, a..,.l. .-, i Z is . h advise those that are iroublei with Dyspspsia to gse il fair trial, and prove for themselves it's eff cacy. It removes gddlness from the head, heayiness and burning from tie breast and stomach and brings the digestive organs to the natural state. do hear tily believe, given far traI, it wl effect per feet cure. fl @ RoBERv s. GAyrTrss d
 .0] @ stNo. 2 Uetou-stree,, South Snrk. liu
 Numerous rcferances can he given us to the efiica- cy of the medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS,
 jan26 sign of the Green Mortar.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
kEiiuLAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vernon, Newpor and Gyapes Landing,
 Rus~ h The steamer LOWNnES, Il Il
 sfh7H1fss5s Johnson master. ThIs light NaszxkkA draught, last running double e0glne steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo- bile aud points above mentioned daring the season, eaving Mobile every FRIDAY, at , PM and arriving at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves Graves Landing on SUNDAY at 12 M. and arrive in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For freight or passage having superior accommodations, apply on board or to
 nnl3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
MOBILE AND GREENE COUNTY REGULAR
 WEEKJIr pAEKET

WEEKLY PACKET.
 fVsE.~ h The passenger steamer DALLAS,
 itssySSsFfsssaS' Thomas Adams, Haser. will leave azSsEss ss Mobile every WEDNESDAY, eve mug at o'clock, and arrve at Chilrs' Ferry on FRRlDAY morning Leaving Chiles' Ferry every FRIDAY m II AM, FInchp's same day al 12 NJ, Erie same day at PM, Wlthers' on SATURDAY at6 AM, Csndy's same day al l2 S., Demopois on SUNDAY at AM, Moscow 10 AM, Beckley's Landing al l2 NJ, James and Tompklns' ab ut M .. Gays PM, Tuscahoma PM. Will arrive in Mobile on MONDAY morning.
 Her accommodations of superior order, with splendid cabin and ladies' cabin, furnished with bed steads the latest and most approved style.
 She is T lao pr"u;.ied sith s..,e~;vr 6u vnSitI and hose Fol freight or passage, apply on board or wn4 io CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 o. The Marengo Patriot, Sumter county Mhg, Greensboro Beacon and Eulaw Wing will please copy the above for two months and forward their ac count 10 us for payment. c. O. & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

"HTTAKEK & SAMPSON have m store und w for sale on consignment-
 Bagging and Rope-30 pieces and 13O coils Flour-150 bbIs Illinois and Missouri Whiskey-50 bbls and 25 bhls Monongahela, Brandy-2 quarter casks Cognac
 10 bbs old American Brandy
 Gin-I0 bbls old American Rum-l0 bbs old New England
 Oil--20 casks Judd's winter bleached Sperm
 10 bbs Liase, d Oi Cider-20bbls Northern Vlnegar-l5 bbis Northern Sperm Candes--250 boxes assorted brands tf W hite Lead-300 kegs Brooklyn county Green Paint-2 10 packages superior N. Castle : Hams-6 hhds and 25 bbls Sugar Cured Champagne-25 baskets assoried brands Negro Kerseys-6 c-ses. Tobacco-2O boxes Tea-13 chests Chulin Black and old Hyson Soap-l 100 bsxes New Yerk Nol ;sB. Port Wine-5 cases double grape -~ Pickles-2 cases assorted le ll 9t Hay--50 bales Northern. .'jan2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
Nn VIZ 3-ta pA3Aa4s

5a FE -Y-Z 5.tsA 2AJA21S L eEtH isy k.ins SsALl TkNHE FOLLOWING VESSELS RU1LT FOR 1 the tiade will hereafter compose his line, viz: Ship MARY FRANCES, A. Hubbard, master. Bark VERNON.
 Bark REFORM.
 HrIg SELMA, N. Smith master.
 BrIg LINDEN, F. " Williams, master. Brig SARAH BROWN, J. Al. Norton. master Brig MOBILE.
 Brig WETUMPKA, ]. Fowler, master. Brig ALABAMA, Dudley. master Tine above vessels have handsome accommodations for passengers and will sail puncaly as adyerlls- ed. All freight consigned 10 the Agent in Mobile, or to SrURGES x CLEARMAN, the Agents in New York, will be forwarded as directed free o! charge for commission.
 JOHN C. RYAN, Agent, decII No Is St Michae-street. REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOX PICK
 ENSVlLLE.
 /s-sn-~ A The fine new fast running steamer LIz-4s1s5J ADMIRAL, Wm. NJ. Webbing s.7master, will ply during he a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Pick ensvie, Leaving Mobile every FRIDAY evening at o'clock and P ckensville MONDAY morning at da, light, due al Mobile WEDNESDAY evening. Her accommodations are of superior order. wilh a superior cabin; ladies cabin large aud we'll fur nShed.
 For freight passage, apply on bosrd or to
 CAMBELL, OWEN & CO.,, Agents, iebll 72 Front and 75 Commerce-stFeels
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
innls CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,, Agents.

MOBILE AND GAINES WILLIE PACKET k ffss ELlZA.-The new and fast run- tcr4seaSSi Ez, ~nng double engine steamboat ELI essasssz sssEssssssz "A, w H. Roberts master, will run daring the ensung season as regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening, at o'clock, PM, and Gainesville every THURS DAY at l2 o'clock M.
 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- bIe bedseads expressly for families, and for comfort and speed has superior.
 For freight passage, apply on board or 10
 sep20 MOSES WAKING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

CHAMPAGNE-z0 baskets a superior article O"Pauline" brand, for sale by
 fsbl3 c. w. OGDEN, 75 and 77 Water.st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW

Regular Weekly Packet.
 h ~YzA@A. The new and splendid doube-en- t.yAJ-TA Vgne steamer, JAMES HEWITT, M. Quarrier master twill commence her regular tr,ps the first rise of the water. leaving MoBILE, every SATURDAY evening at o'clock, and w ARsAw every MONDAY at 12 o'clock.
 For freight or passage, having superior accommo- datiors, apply on board or tn
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents. oc,2l 22Otf 75 Commerce and 72 From, streets,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

MOBILE ANU NUN fUOMEN1 hEUULAK
 WEEKLY PACKET.
 n S~yE1sA> The new and splendid double hlErrAV Vgine steamer SAM DALE, F: M. .u Johnson master twill leave forMoHt p0mery every WEDNESDAY al o'clock PM. and arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every FRIDAY at i o'clock PM and arrive in Mobile Monday morning. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to
 dec3 CAMPBELL, OWEN X co. Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEE
 MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.

h fYzz9SAs The fine last running Steamer L,1&SN-ANGEN HARRISON, Jo H. Estes, Master, will run packet in the above trade the coming season, commencing her trips with the first rise of water Leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY at o'clock PM, and Co., lun6us every SATURDAY. For freight pas sage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 oct30 Agents.