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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

GNkBAl MIhla UlEl0No

WHEREAS, by an act Of The General
Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Penn
ylyan'a entitled An act relating to elections
of this Commonwealth, passed The ID day
of July. A. ID. 1885, its msde the duty Of
the Sheriff Of every county to give public
notice Of such election to be holden, aOd
and make known, in such notice what Of.
6eers are to be elected: Therefore
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Executors Notice

IN pursuance Of an ordsr ~ a..
il Court of Common Pleas Of Bsown eo,,,,t.
Ohio, made at their last 0ctoser term. ths ~,
defsigned will DFocesd on the premises :. FL.
nret daysot March next, bstweea ths bo,rs ~
10 aid O'Clock, and Wilt then and there an
At public austion ne following resi- estata 81
James Rounds 81. deceased, 10 ssit: frse,.
or parcel Of land lying ia Cg4tk townshi Bro,r,s
county Aforesaid on fhsHatsTs of CIoveflish
creek, part Of survey of 6s6seEes is the naas
Of Charles Patterson No. 9937-2Aud boundsz
and described ss follows Beginning 4 ! stoa[
near whiteOak and beech in Ephfaim fsarTi.
sons line thence south SIS poles to 4 stasz n
Charles Hunts line thence east is nolss + =
stone near the corner OF Charles Hunt aslsI -,
uel Rounds, thence north IS poles 10 8 sssss
y EPhfainl IGaTrison's line; thencs wes, <
poles to the beginning. containing 8 acres more
Or tess-7Alsos tract ol land lying in said eour.
aty on SAID waters Of Clogeftick part af said
survey no. zS5i and bounded and described e
ioilowsi oeginning q stnne. fhsnee south Al
poles and ~ links 10 stone neas ~ ~ ~ *
thence east I6 POLES and I2 links Ia 4 s.o,,s 4.
bet ch; thence north So poles to hsssk.s. =.
thence west SIS poles and l9 Ifuks IT, !. s,"..'
thence north q polls and "a links - 49,.
% corner to EpIraim Garrison thence w..s 81
poles 20 the beginnings containing "a se.ssse
land. Said pramises 10 Be sold al NOT less Nj
two thifdsOf the appraised value a. ras,,rb "A s,.
said CauFts and upon the following terms Is vi
one third cashiu band. one third IN ntn4
months and the fasidue1in one year. with ;ns-gs
est from day ofsale, TO Be secured bv b.na -
security. RoBraT Kkrrrnv .s ~
gAaEs RouRDs +.
Executor u James Rounds ST. iscsd
January 18th. 1845.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

et'nf nfndo,sa seas eh unanimously pfrnnnne.1
1st = = beyond De Esaeh of means. ana -
pressed thsif opinioIfilaf ,he could survive 4
mort time, one oftNo Beeks at lhnhasl. e.
was - this time en- irely confnsd 70 hsT -
and searcely able to artieulats, e1esDt n /.
@hisper. Ter daily paFezysms of eouehln-
"oud last her dHintsfupisdIy from % huur,-
and 90 sewers we're they, that We did exp,cf a.
ey paroxysm would be the last Ii vas A. shis
last extremity that We happane3 to obfaln
1 pamphlet, describing Dr.. Wistarsg Bklmm ~
Wild fhsrTy, as npphcsbls to tune aGseiiops.-
Immediately sent 70 you aRd psocarsd q bot
tle, AMI eommsneed is use at sasnIne bv efr-
ING her one tsaspoon full, and such wss IL uiti-
mats effect, that afier tabing Ave bottles, sas
was, contrary ~ an expectations of her phssj-
cianf, and every one wiD knew her. ensirssv re.
stored 70 health; and since last summer. kas
doao The sntirs work ofhsf family. Afisr ~
Iast stack Of Mrs Winner. cnF yonaerss rhiid.
shen az tbs breast, was taken down, nnd rnpi6lv
sinking with the same symptoms as ifs ma.hsf.
NO was disposed to make trial Of it ri Ghs child.
ana y was attended with The laDe perfect unes
cess
The above statement can Be attestsd b. sss
physician as well as GU neigkDon and ueauainr
ianees, who saw Mrs. Winner during fhs eeuf,.
Of her sickness. Y9iy hulf youfs. ke.
jOHN WIMRR
6E"Wistau Balsam'' is sod at { 1 per -
tie, or ak bottles for SIS. Sod in Cincinntt;
al the corner Of fFOafIhand Walnut strsats. b.
SANFORD ( PARK.
SE'als for the WsA.
D. :. STEWART
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Dissolution.

HHHE partnership heretofore existing
n belweenThomas Myers 81 Jesse Du,
gin 10 Higginspou Brown county Ohio
is this day dissolved by the mutual con,
spni Of each party Al those having
claims against said firm will present them
for paymehr, and all persons indebted
TO said firm are requested TO call and sci.
tie the same, jesse Ddgin is suthOriz.
ed TO receive aud receipt for the 81 me
THOMAS MYERS.
JESSE DUGIN.
Februa,y6, 1915.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
NOTICE.

a LII persons Indebted 10 the under,
: a signed, either for The Democratic
Slondsrd. for ad veriisiog, or by note !. ore
requested 10 call en him at Tho Office OF
A. Ellison, Esq, and, sstle The same.
Those who have paid in odvance for
the STANDARD viii be credited on Ihe new
books 10 tho amount they are 10 advance.
d. P PALMER.
GeorgeioWn, February 25, 1876.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
NOTICE..
February 6, is45.

The citizens Of Brown county without
distinction Of party-who are favorable 10
The striking off Perry Township from
Brown county and attaching the same to
Cle,mont cou.Iiy-aDd who are also ia !.
vora6le 10 the removal oflhs seat of JUS
ice from GeolgeiowItto Russelville, are
respectfully called upon by the UNDER
signed, TO meet in Convention at Rus
sellvile, on Nednesday, The rinetsenih
day Of March next, for the purpose Of
nominating suitable candidate to repre-.
sent Brown county in the next General
Assembly Of OHIO, who will bo favorable
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware and Queenswara

SELLING oFFAT VERY Low PRICES.
The subscriber intends closing out his stoek 81
foods at very low Prices, 70 make room y,
fresh spring Goods. Those uho want bsrrs;,,
would do well to call, as they may Fsst sssar.d
that hs viii sell atgrsatly reduced prizes q,
cash sr Produce. ~
A few extra Black embroidered Shawl, an
hands. together viii EooIsnPlaid shawls. ssl
of which will be soId low. -
Those who know themselves indebted. eitbe<
oy note or Book account, willplesse take NOTES
thRt they are hereby requested to call and ssttle
the same wit out further notice. -ss''s
L. AoWLAED.
next to Shaw's T4vern
Russslviils, Jan. 26th, 1876 -3t.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
BROWN COMMON PLr18

NeFftlpN loA IAHTIIi0ls
Edward Rntty and ADy II. Rutty bic wife,
W.
Ephraim w Smith Betsy s. Bsainsrd (widowl
and Eleazec BfaInerd, Harvey z. Bralnsrd,
SylvesteF AusfiH and Dsusilia .ausiln M
vile Befjihin Bpi ba5c n. Edwin T. HuD.
bard and Elaehith J H1bbard, hens and 10
gaIFepIessntatises Of Gideon BnineTd Deed.
r THE above defendants Wiltake neiiee that
afpeItion was bltd seainst them a the 24th
day n February 1875, 10 the CLERKS Office Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Isr BROW county Ohio,
by Edwsd kotiy iyand.Auy II. Rutiy aad il now
pc nding, wherein said petit toner's demand pnf;i-
ton Of The following real esIat1 TO witt The
undivided half Of the North half Of in Iot num-
Der one hundred and lorty.siH( l46)and fbe un-
divided haif ol the East half0 10 l0tnumbeT
iory-tbEse No. 45l bOth sitnats ia the town
Of Iligeinspon brown rOunty OhiO--and that at
ths next 1 erm of said CovTI application win be-
Eiade by said Pettio ners for on order hat paf
IiIiOnamay be made cfsaid pTemises.
EDWARD RUTTY,
ANY H.RUTTY.
Ham En and JOHNSTON. sols.
Feb. 5th, ls45.--6T
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Justices Blanks
forsals aithsoG.'e IF 'Ls Sra xDARD.
Road Notice.

a psitioa Will be presented 10 the Comn,is-
sionen of Brown eouniy, Ohio, a, their next ses.
sion, praying for the laying out Of a road, be-
ginning at the line between Brown and cIer-
mont couaties ~hers David GBnstsoB's line
crosses the cOnnty line, thence with the lins Of
said Gauetson and Cabsll'S surveyie yohnson's
meAdows. the ee she nearest and best wsy to
the mouth Of ihs lane between z w. Ditto and
Mr.. Uley, interseesing the public road At thai
point.
January 10, Is45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

Administrators n otice.
NHE undsmIgnsd has beer duly sp.
pointed Administrator ofihe estate u
Peter Berry !. ts Of FfAaklin Township
BmwD enu1Iy, Ohio deed. Az psrtoss
'ndsb'ed Io said estate. are notified 70
make immediate PsJmsai 10 the uIder.
signed: and those bsVing claims sgoinsl
said estate will PressnI them, within one
ear for seiIlemshi.
GEORGE PETER BERRY, Adn'f.
February ~, 1875.
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Notice,

rs hereby given that The partnership
heretofore existing between G. d.
& .. p. Evans is by mutual consent this
day dissolved. All persons knu wing
them elves iudebta.l TO said firm will
please call on G. D. Evans at heir old
stand ana settle up.
G. D. EVANS.
o. r.. EVANS.
February l, lS45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
ExecutOrs Notice

II ETTERS Of Administration on the estate
l-l,f Isaac N. PettilohD, late Of Washinqion
.i9~nsaiP, Brown eoun y, deceased. have been
granted tC the underjghed by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Brown county. All person,
indebted to said estate are Tequisd to make
Immediate pay ment 10 the undssigned; ana
those having claims against the same, W III pre.
sent them within one year from tbs date for
s6ltlFment,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
ILLINOIS sOkIP PLATE,

The llIibois Scrip Pnie referred 10 III
our paperof yesterday, was engraved BY
Waogratf& & Hammond, and left by them
wlibHaIhmondEMa Mason, q. .by them prob,
ably deposited in some one Of our banks.
ID.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

The french Calholic Church at West
Troy was destroyed BY Gre on Thurslsy
morning. There appears 10 be ne doubt
that il wss Ibe work Of en- iucsndisry.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
BURNING SMOKE.

At.lhe last sessiOn 81 the British Par.
lament i was enacted that from and after
the Isl Of Jan. instant the furnaces Of
Manchester and SslfWd shall consume
their owTSSmoke, OF pay penalty of 40
shilliDgs per week for mt doing So. AS
matter Of economy there fore, the FAC.
tory people have found il necessary 10
comply with the law. The smoke Is ef>
feclualIy prevented BY an extremely sim,
pie conlrivancs, ind una,tanded with any
trouble Or difficulty to The engineers
the plan consisting meiely Of the intro
duciiOn into the furnace Of a due pros
portion Of atmospheric air. Whereby pers
iect combustion and considerable saving
ofluel are effected.
or The AHiiTsRisrs 81 New York
have held Smte Convention, and re-.
solye llIat they are NOT scco0nlable for
the niale0ndaci 81. the Indians;-ihat the
objects Of lhelf asspcia,ion are to employ
counsel, inform public opipiOn and ops.
Fale on she Legislature hea say hey
desire 10 lake away The landlmd dis.
iT6ss for tent nnd 70 have lie tenant
empowered 10 dispute his lessons tile
ln sections solecOver FenI ia arrears:
Gin, Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Ill INOIS BONDS.

!e End the fOIlowiRg para graph in the
SpInehsld correspondence af the Sl.I,ou-
IS Republican: Az
Mr.. preNlis has arrived hero and has
examined The spurious scrip in the Fund
Conmissioner's Office, He gives il as
his opinion that the plate is the genuine
.one, bu asserts unhesilaieMgly that all
the signature, Including his own, are for.
tgeties. TIE plale, he says, never was
.dellvefed To the Buard Of Public Works,
nor Under lhsir' custody while they were
;nssxisIence, but that II remained with
the. eHg'avers at Cincinnati.
Our engravers will he disposed 10 look
into this matter Gin. Gaz,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Administrators A Nofice-

The undersigned have bsen duly sess..s.s
administrators Of the estals Il John + ~.
han, late Of Brown county. dseaa led. ~.
sons indebted 50 said eslafs. are 6effsss
make Immediate payment e the unasr-5ss.,s
end those having claIme aeainsf saIa ssss.e
witl tlprsssnt zhems Wishio ons year - ssgsis
ment
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NEW STORED!
New Goods! Cheap Goods!
Rich GoodsI Handsome
Goodsfi


q lHE sabseTibsn. having leased Inc room
II formerly occupied by The Hon. Tho. {, !.
HameT as a Law Office, auJ reitted tbs 1sme.
are prepared TO offer 70 the Public 4 good ~
Fashianabla Hssoftmeut ofsT IF aadF An.
.CY DRKGO0DS. togetbsr with fun ss,e,t.
ment Of Il ATS, F OR anj CLOTH CAPS q
the latest fashions, neat and coms0rtabIs.sfsv
cry size aud for every sse.
PREMIUM BOOTS.
Yourselves bsingjudges: also an srtieie Il tklrk.
Boots altngether superior 10 any thing maje q
this part of tie eaunty as a article thoroushlv
prepared for service aud comfort, and w;lI sspSS
tke pasehaseF many times the eost. ToeeIbe,
WIN spl.ndld assortment Of Menss Ysarh,u :
Boys Calhkin. and Kipskin Boots, Shoes. and
bfosnns ofevefy qauIity, style aud pries: -.
dies Misses rnd ChildTsn'k slippers. 0aifors
hall Gaitefs. Buskins an9 morocee shoss. Ar & Il
kinsd suitable for the season. Also. GRoCF-.
klESs HARD WARE, CUTLERY. csnetx
y, and other articles leo numerous TO psrtie--
larize.
Purchasers in want Of Goods are rssaesffnil.
solicited 70 give Us a call.
~. =. Goods will Be cheerfUiIy 81 swn and ~
atsuch pfiees AZ vii insure thsir sals.
GeoHstewn. o Nov 95fh. fal1
WM. SMITH 4 90.
store West side Of the public square. direetv
opposite tho CouEthouls door
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
Blank Deeds

a. sale Il the Office ofths nemocFsGa
Standard
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

~ TIE youlh FSSssl, who MORALLY
FoaDded TuIoT Dvieht, or Yale College ,
about two years ago, and nas baIed By
bic falher, was NOT forthcoming 81 ihe
Iast term Of The Court, and has had his
ba u forfeited. Ills father iS rich.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

General JOnes-of ihe Army, for some
months absent on The Western frontier,
hps returned 10 his station in The War OF,
fee. 2
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thief The other day went info the
siols Of Col, Grosr, Of Dayton, and ia-
kiHb advantage of Ahe Co.'s. nbsenCe
GCh the counting room, stole the key
Ofiihe safe. A fine dog seen him in the
eel and caught and held Him IiIl he was
examined, and the key found on him.
MUTTON's BABY. The Boston Com
neFcial Gazesie rolaiesS laiiehabIe an.
ecdcle Of Amblark, the FrsnchHan, in
whose house The Duke of OrleSns boards
cd while in Boston. Amblark was tai,
lor. Having made pait Of panlaIoons
for NJ. Lamb, but fOrge,ting The name
Of bis customer, he vent into tho market
and taking hold 0f leg Of mutton, inr
quirsd Of the buichsr.
sYal you call disr
Tbs Is mutton.
sMah, mutton, Is nf Vel. Val YOU
call de mutton bsbys'
The lulehes answered Lamb,'
Lamb. Quiz exclaimed lhs French.
man, 'dat Is him. Monser Tamb Il se
very man vol loF make aa panis-
Icons.
v Or u Boston $4,000 have bes.
raised loE the establishment of norma
schools ID MasBacIuuOtn.
.I
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
SHFRIFF,S S1T.ES

February ], ls45.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

or The following from Constun-
tinOPIe paper, ,exhibis how shrswdly intel
ligeut srs the Turks upon.Amsricon Of.
fairs. By the way, the Two lssi lines sp.
psl' US!
'Of the three candidstes,aow seeking to
he CaliPb Of Ame'ca, two are men Of
remarkable endowmens, and the other,
Is nSturalIy popular in the Southern
States. la the north where there sre
fewsr pscpls Of color, the struggle will
bs Close between Mr., Klai and Mo. Puc&.
But in the south, MIR. Birnee he being
a black man, will Of course, carry ever
hing before him If either of The for
mer prevails, the liiends Of the Latter will
hang tkemselvesin order to escape pro
scriplion. Ia case Mr.. Birnse should lri.
umPh,,he lriendsOftbe former vii be put
to the sword. .'--Plcayune.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Marine, River and Fire Insurance. HEI HAN INITIAL INSURANCE CO. O

 DELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. OF II THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.-This Company commenced business in June, l845-has an ample subscription to the payment of s losseS an' it's business will in all respects be conducted on tht most fair and liberal principles The proflis to ot divided entirely among the assumed
 Trustees.
 Wm. W. Todd. Anson G. Phelps, Russell Slebbins, Charles kneeand, Lothrop L. Sturgess, George F. Thomas. Sam' L. Miichil, Robt. H. McCurdy, Thos. P. Stanton, George Collins,
 Ewd. Bemeni, Sias K. Everett, Francis Cutting, Simeon Baldwin,, Jas. q. Stacey, Wm Augustus White, Deans Perkins, Thos. w. Gale,
 Edmund Laffan, Wm D. Thompson, George Bulkley, Henry w Hubbeil, Wm Van Arsdale. Horace Southmayd, Wm. B Draper, o. De Forest Grant, John Peck. Isaiah c. Whmore. Peter A. Hargous, Justus Harrison, Jas. I. Soutter, Edward Rickardson. Jacob B. Herrick, Philander Hanford Edward Tombkins, George F. Hussey, Edmond Dwight, Thomas Dunlam, Henry Haviland, Theodore Perry,
 Charles M Connolly. WILLIAM W. DIBBLEE, Sec'y-SIMEoN BALD WIN, Presideni-JUSTUs HARRISON, V. President. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company. are prepared 10 take Marine and River risks Cotton and other Merchandise, mud will also insure against Fire, or Brick and W ood Buildings, and their contents al the usual rates of premium.
 nov27 ESLAvA, MURRELL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
E EGS A2a A12a .&:ASs
TO TravelIers going NorfI

To Travellers going North. SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition O S the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont gomeIy (AIa to Charleston (S CD via Columbus, Macon and Savannah Ga. )-having less staging an more rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, this line carries it's pas. sengers through ahead Of either of the lines by wa of Augusta, Ga. having 25 miies less staging ,ha n the Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by railroad, 40 miles, thence by splendid line of four horse post coaches, via Columbus 10 Macon, Ga, 145 miles: thence by the Central Railroad 'o Savannah, !, Ga, l9l miles, with unsurpassed expidtion an comfort: thence by splendid line of steam packets Charleston, no miles, where pas sengers travel while they sleep, enjoy a luxurious table without charge and arrive in Charleston from fou, To six hours he fore the departure of the Wilmington boat carrying inc great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
OLD SERIES. VOL. XX1V.
INSURANCE OFFICES.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF MI MOBILE-.Cash Capital $25O,O00. OFFICE l A ST. FRANCIS STREET-IRsure against Loss pr Damage by FIRE and against the Hazards 9 Marine aud Rirer Navigation. | CASH COMMISSION OF TEN PER CENT vii be allowed on all premiums paid into the office, thus giving customers the advantage of the MUTUAL | PLAN without risk. H. BARNEY, President. DIRECTORS. J. J. Van Wanroy, Hindman Barney, c. Gascoigne, John B. Toulmin, Wm. Jones, jr. Joseph K. Sheffield, George Martin, Sanford Coley,
 Alexander Pope, E. K. Carlisle, James Mcdonnell, W. H. Pratt. myI I30tf THOMAS w. Mccoy, Sec'y. APARTMENTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF E' MOBILE, O6ice No. 32 St Francis stree.-This Company continues 10 insure against loss damage ,n Marine and River Risks, and against Fire on Buildings and Merchandise.
 DIRECTORS. S.W. Allen, John c. Dawson, Geo. G. Prentice, Br. Tardy, Wm. Hall l.. Mead, Charles White, John K. Collins John O. Davis, r. w. Mccoy, J.C. Chamberln, Jacob Boyd, Richd H. Redwood A. M. Sprague.
 F.C. Heard.
 s. W. ALLEN, President.
 GEO. G. PRENTICE, Vice President. JAs- T. FRANKLIN. See'y. nh l9 9stf MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY-Ofice lNA No. 34 St. Francis-st., insnres against Fire, Marine and River risks
 DIRECTORS.
 J. Emanuel H. o. Brewer H A. Schroeder II. Barney J. Bloodgood W. W. Allen k. Desha L. Maaldin G. Westleldt I. Bell, Jr. J. A. M. Battle H. Myers.
 T. G. Brown.
 J. EMANUEL, President. THos. s. KING, sec'y. ianll S6d A LABAMA LIFE INSI RANCE and TRUST "A co. Capital $32O ,O0O, all paid in. Office No. 35 St. FrancIs-st
 Trustees.
 Edw'd Mariineau, E. l.. Andrews, A. w. Gordon, Wm. H. Pratt, P. Mosely, l. c. Dubose, Geo. N. Stewart, Sanford Coley. Murray F. Smith, Jas. Innerarity, Wm. Bower, Thos Lesesne,
 Godfrey BarDsley. This Company continues to do a general Insurance bushes, taking risks at the usual rates oi prem ium against loss or damage by fire 10 brick frame bnIdings or to merchandise furniture contained therein, as also against the dangers of marine and river navigation.
 They also receive money on deposIte, paying in- terest at the following rates, s,yIz On deposites 3 months and short of 6, at the rate of 6 per cent per annnm.
 On deposiles months and short of 12, at the rate of per cent per annum. Ondeposites for l2 months, at the rate of per cent.
 Deposites may be withdrawn al any time before he expiration of the term of depose; but in such cases no iaterest wI be allowed.
 CHAS. GASCOIGNE, President. N. O. J. TIsDALE, Sec'y. decl5 l3tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
MOBILE AGENCY.

MOBILE AGENCY. A LLIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE CON- "A PANY, No. 5S WALL-sTREET, N. YORK.
 Trustees.
 Jas. DeP. Ogden, James Brown, Francis BurrItt, Paul Spoford, Adam Norrie. W.H. Aspinwah, Leonard s. Suarez, Thomas R. Richards, Schuyler Livingston. Robert l.. Taylor, R. Whilmarsh, G. Winthrop Gay, Jed. Fry, F. H. Deano, A. Foster, Jr. Abr ,ham Bell, Almet Reed, Richard Irwin, Loriug Andrews, Spencer $. Benedict, A. Nj. Merchant, John Cryder, Thos w. Ludlow, James Reyburn, Wm Adams, Jacob Harvey, John Gihon, D,A Comstock, Prosper M. Wetmore, Ed. F. Sandersoa, A. Woodruff, Henry Chauncey, Sam'I L. Mitchell, Ed. c. Center, w. D. Thompson, J. H. Van Allen, Sam'tWIlleits, Benj. Richards. J. DE P. OGDEN, President-A. Nj. MERcHAHT, Vice Preadent-LEwIs BENTON, Secretary. The subscribers, Agents of the above Company, prepared 10 insure against casualties by SEA and RIVER, and loss aHd damage by FIRE, on as favor able terms any other office n this city, and res- pectfully solicit the patronage of the public.
 EDWARD c. CENTER g. CO.,, nov26 corner of Conii and Commerce streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25

FASHIONABLE FALL CLOTHING--Re- E ceivng per ship Mary Phillips and others from New-Y ork. in addition former supply, large and well selected assortment of Winter Clothing made in the latest style, consisting in part of
 Black and Olive Frock and Dress Goats. made of
 the best French, English and Belgian Cloths Pants of the latest pattern ef English and French
 Cassimeres
 Cashmeres, Velvet, Satin and Merino Vests
 Together with assortment of Beaver Cloth. Cassimere, and Furred Business Coats. For sale dec2 low by STANTON & BROTHER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25

Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness 10 accommodate ihe travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery to Chare slon, omnibus included, s26 50.
 Through tickets can be had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery, April Ii, lS45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re erred for further particulars, and through tickets, giving preference of seats, to Mr. John Ticknor, Agent, No 8 St. Francis street, or to Lewis ]. Areuelles, Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
 s5'lt will be seen that the cards of ihe Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for them the greatest speed, are dated prior to the 18th April, and were then correct, although now the re- yerae