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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

REcETPE ron MAKING WHITE WASH
l-Tske peck Of good Ems-poUr on q
as murh to'lIng y alsr ss wall .l.ks 10 "a
the proper eonsistsnee Of ~h,ls. ash.
As soon IS the lime 10 thoroughly slsked,
shlle snli hot. add 0 lbs. Of lard. ah,eh
must be stirred in veil. so a. 10 IhorouR lilly
incorporate 10 wi,h he sIsksd l'ms-lhsn
add l ID. Of good irhiting. which must Be
alan stirred in little 81 . time. Dissolve
q pound Of slus in hall gallon Of water
over slow Gre. aud when Thoroughly
dissolved. add il. taking care 10 sur ]. well
and thea finish your wash, by adding
hall q pint Of salt dissolved 10 warm va
ter.
The above ingredients not only make q
besuuful white sash. but nne that willre.
siss The action Of The weather and rain.
A pound Of rice four. boiled into Thin
paste. il added. and well stirred 10. would
add 10 the beauty and usefulness Of the
WISH. end tend mach to prevent iIs be.
ing rubbed or washed of.
American Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

/ mono.l How I an leso 10 moshsr,s Tn
sure rsn'llsll. B1tifI DE IN do Il.
No. arr woa'i barrow en- nmbslla. No.
and you shan'i bog one. fWnh sres.
smphs.isl Mr. Csudls. II roo bring Ioas
smother umhreIls. l'Illhrow q 10 the street.
III haze my oan umbrells. or nsns % ii.
"tls. and u Was only lsstI~ssk ! hid
nes nnzzls put 10 that pmbrflls. I'm
cure u I'D hare known % much - I do
!, nov, q night hare gone ~ilhoui one for
NE. p-y'ng fOr new norzlss, FOR oiher
people 10 isuga % you. On. ia al ssIy
se'liof you--you ssn saIosleep. You've
no thought nf your poor pslirs; IT,. and
yaur dear children. You link Of noIh.Is
but lending umbrellas. ~
"Men. indetd!-C.ll themselves lords
Of The ereslion.--prsty lords when lhey
cant even take care Of On umbrells!
81 know that wslk Io-morow will he
the death Of me. Bot that's what You
wsnt-iben you msy 70 10 your club, and
do % you like--and then. nice my poor
dear children will be used-bpt then, sir,
then you'll be happy. Oh. don'l tell mt!
] know you viii. El,e you'd never have
Isni The umbrella!
"fou have 10 60 IN Thursday about
that summons. and Of course, you cant
60. No. indeed, you dan'l 90 without the
umbItlls. You msy loose he debt FIR
whai ! eare--iI won't be 90 mOrh IS
spelling your clolhss-betier lose IL; pec.
pie deserve 10 lose debts that lend um.
bielias!
"And ] should like 10 know how I'm
10 60 10 mothers vi houi an umbrellsi
oh. don'I tell me that l said would go
hits nothing 10 do with il; nothing .,
all. She'll think l'rn neelsc,iug her. and
the little money We were to have, We
shsn't have st all-becsuse we've no w.
brtlla.
"fhe children. TOO! dear things! They'll
be soaking wet, for they shsn't stop at
homt--lhey shsn't lose their learning;
ii's oil their father will leave 'em. I'm
sure. Bot they shaR 90 TO school. Don't
tell me said they shouldn't; you are 90
aggrassiing, Csudle; you'd spoil the TEN.
per Of en- angel. They shall 80 to school:
mark that. And IL they get their death Of
cold. ms not my fauli-I didn't lend the
umbrella"
"Here," says Caujle 10 bis Ms. al
- - sss.fsosatS
ribs; that, in fact, The whole world rerol.
we'd under a tremendous umbrellas"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

Important 10 Pork Raisers.-ln con-
versation with Mr.. Duflield, at his cele-
brated pork and bacon factory in Cincin-
natl, a short time since, he informed us
that an important change was taking place
among some farmers Of that region in their
mode Of raising hogs; that there was an
increasing demand in the Eastern mar
kets for pork and bacon from young hogs.
and Of thinner quality than formerly; and
that farmers were beginning to learn that
by selecting good thrifty breed, and ma
naging them properly, they can raise hogs
Of 200 to $50 lbs. weight at nine or ten
months old, and at saving Of one-third to
one half the expense over the old system
Of wintering store hogs. and slaughterlng
them at 10 10 20 months old. 10 prac'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
AN EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.

A farmer Of Howard county. Missouri,
willis qnarrying stone on hill side, &C.
cidenially discovered. by striking the earth
with q hoo. tina. spot on the decl,vliy
was hollow. lie forthwith commenced
digging there, and in q short time came
to regular wall, evidently bull. by hu.
man hands. He tore down portion. and
found that il had blocked The mouth Of o
cave, which has since been explored dis.
lance Of shree hundred yards, aud branch
from this main passage has been peuetrs.
ted some 1.-Two hundred yards. Abou,
thirty yards from the entrance 10 Q mag
n,hcent room. with ceiling of hexs-
gonsl form. presenting shining surface.
90 if crusied with diamonds. Near the
eirance is the statue Of horse. the head,
neck, body. and one bind leg finished. the
neck formed by three pieces dovetailed TO.
gether. the rest being solid. In another
portion OF The cavern, where The walls
are smooth. are numerous bieroglyphics,
letters, and figures, which appear rather
illegibIy, though whether craven or paint
ed we are no, told. The figures l. 2, Q,
and Z are quite plsin. Jus, abnse ih.se
figures the letters ID o N and G ARLO
are legible. Further on. the letters J II )
appear on the wall. OF the arm OF the
main cavern, which has been discovered
and has been explored some Nv o hundred
yards, a wrher says:
1.-The walls and ceiling of this extraor-
binary cave are pretty much The same IS
in the other rooms. The walls have q
peculiar and extraordinary brllltsncy, oc-
cssioneJ, ] discovered, from the fact that,
instead Of stone, as we first believed, We
found them to be of a metal very much
resembling sulphaie Of iron. but more Of
a silver, appearance. We had not pro.
ceeded very far before we heard rumb.
ling noise tina. occasionally broke upon
our ears in notes The mos, thrilling aud
melodious ] ever heard. We s,ond for a
considerable time in bresthless silence 10
catch the mostenchanung sounds iha, ever
greeted The ear of man. and IL was only
sfler On interval tina, we could summon
courage to explore its source, which we
d'd. and were much surprised to fnd it
proceeded from gushing spring in The
side oil the wall. The sounds we heard
we found TO be produced BY the fall Of the
wafer. and varied by the curren. Of air be.
fore alluded 10, which we then found to
be very strong. Weesch took hearty
draught Of the limpid water Of this gush-
ing spring; and, after surveying the dia-
mond walls of.he greatest natural eurios-
iiy in the world, we commenced relracl
ing our steps to its mouth, when we found
il to be quite dark and 8 o'clock at night"
r Missouri Statesman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

immense labor. j. found here IN q state al
nature. requiring no preparation. and ia
quantity Sufficient lor Inc demand of che
globe throughout all future time. Ia Eu.
rope the white flint i used for this por.
pose. which 10 brought 10 = white heat,
Ilen suddenly plunged into cold water.
and afterwards ground 10 IN impslpable
powder. A superior article. ready pre-.
pared, is found here ia ma white flint
sands Of 81. GeneVieve and the neighbOf.
hood OF 81. Peters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

MISSOURI QUEENswARE. - We learn
from the St. Lious Reporter that the ex.
pertinent which has been made in that ci-
~ by Mr.. G. F. Tilley, Of manufacture
ing queensware. has proved entirely sue.
cessful. The business there is to be en-
larged. The Reporter says:
Anindispensibe ingredientin the manu-
faclure of porcelain, or semi-ransparent
China, which in Europe sprerared with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

iisr his system. he pigs should come in
winter or early IN spring; and special earr
ms. Be taken 70 have Them kspi thriving
duing iheir whole lives; Cor II hey BE-.
eene siunled when yOang Il 10 impossi-
nlt % recover Ihes in time Cor slaughter
INC iili the next year. Ohio Cnlfr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

The secret of happiness lies in hav.
ing our wants few, and their qualification
easy. /. -
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
GLENN,S HIGHLY PURIFIED BEARS OIL NTED GENUINE--Ths art-,

ce, so well known and generally used,sis so fre- quenily initiated by various cempounds of no value, that il is yer, important that the pure article should be obianed, in order that the end for which il is de- signed may be answered.. For promoting the growth of the hair on bald places, preventing it from Falling oni, removing the dandruf, cleansing tbe hairs and
 for general dress,ng it, this oil is held in the highest estimation, it gives to the most stubborn locks soti and glossy appearance, and prevents it ina ersa. measure from turning gray--u will be fSu0d of great service for he heads of children.
 deel2 Fer sale y Il. eATD1, l06 DasPhtn-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
PATENT MEDIcINEE.
SANDS, SARsAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMoy i, t AND PERMANENT CURE O ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
 STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT OF

oANOSf F3AhS9AE EAEflLLAs FOR THE REMOy l. AND RMANENT CURE OF
 ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
 STATE or THE BLOOD. OR HABIT OF
 THE SYSTEM. NAMELf:-
 SCROFtil.A ur Kings Evil, Rheumatism, osli- Suate Cuianeous Efuplions, Pimples or PusluIes on the face, Botches, Biies, Chronic Eyes, Rmg-worm Of Tetfer, Scsld Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and Joinls, stubborn Ulcers. Sy- phIiiic Symptoms, Sciaiica or Iuinbago, and dis. eases arising from iujudlcious use nf Mercury, Ascies or Dropsy, Exposure or imprudenre m Life. Also, Chronic, Constitutional Disorders will be re- moved by this preparation.
 bS- To Promote fhe Heahh of ths Body, and in- crease the tranquility of tle mind, are among the most important objects for which man lives, and for which the sages of antiquity labofed with incessant and unremuiing, ioil. The condition of man their study in order 10 discover the seat of hs mal dies and source of all his corporea misery. To al levate his dropping splrlls-to inspire confidence o the desponding mind, and ease the sorrowed heart all the arts and arguments of theT philosophy and powers Of reason were turned. Among the various branches of worldly learning, there can be none equal in importance that ol the Healing Art; for the soul in diseased body may be apty compared to the martyr in his dungeon, which retains it's real va lue hut has lost it's usefulness. Many or most deas es have their origin in impure and impoverished state of the blood; and this being fluid sai gensris extending to the most minute ramcations of the sys en- the subtle poison Is infused, and the seed being brings forth fruit in alundanee-in one instance causing swelling of the glands, resulting in SeTOfu- Ia or King Eyll-n another justification of the arte ries, turning them into bone also rheumatism and disease of the heart, cutaneons erGp0ns, diseases of the liver, and yaIiety ot oiher maladies which soon hurry then victim 10 his grave.
 .Sands' Sarsapa,liia purely vegetable medicine, which is the result of years of labor and chemical research, in bringing 10 it's present state of perfec tion will unrest, and if timely adinnsleed perfect ly cure these diseases by purifying the vital hud generating lhe constilutnn, dispeiling dseased ac ton, and giving To the general energies of the system, and ematlng the blood freely, and bringing with it health and renew ed yigor.
 The following certificates recently received will be read with interest," and for further proof, the reader is referred 10 pamphlet, which is furnished without charge by all the agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

NOTICE--l have opened u new Drug Store, ad- IN joining the corner of Royal and Governinent streets. This Store is under the superntendance of
 1in. n. MRYRICHARD G. DILLON.i1tR NB a young gen'ema wIIo has been with me for mnre than year past, and tn whom the public may place implicit confidence. The Medicines are from my store, 186 DAUPHIN STREET. and Mir. Dillon is, in every respect, fully competent 10 dispense them.
 noy2l 7avpl hr. .ioaaT s4f, fl. GATES,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
vNNIiE cheapest and best work published in the U.
 Il States-Littell's Living Age, Nos. and 6:

Received and for sale by h--sS. w! ALLEN.
 Opinoss cf the Press.-FiIled with matter of great interest, Mir. L's skill and experience furnish ample assurance. Again-This capital collection from the foreign magazines and reviews, tiled win choice reading to suit all tastes.l Pennsy ylvanian. ffeai
 The selections ate made W ith taste, and discriia- ination; and the grave is blended with the guy in charming variety. Asan-As cheap as il agree. able. We recommend it the attention of families worthy of iheIr patrdnage, and always well sus- taned.-G Boston Transcript. f,nndi f.ioM E.
 It's cheapness places it within the means of almost cry one. while it's excellence commepds it to every one. .--tB Boston AiIas.if p Nfs.i .sH
 One of the cheapest we'll us best periodicals. Again-This work grows better and better, and we glad to learn, has large and increasing circaIa tion. Boston Eye. yoarnaeN Ii.4 alA ppyso \ A EPACCA LUSTRES, Silk Warp A lpaccas' "A Oileaps Lustres, Cameleon do --tl il8aUfs
 SiEipedand plain Leroenariasf ,d srsN e
 Black and blue bMsk Lustres. Received and for sale low for s,ish by A 4. sy ". " sss.fip WI
 jaaT 7 1aTTs BANiEEs & BRADY, VI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

c GILkS-IANIELS & BRADY have now for O sale the largest and best assortment of new and elegant styles Silks in Mobile, consisting of black Silks of every style and with; superb cooured Silks Of the most fashionable styles and great variety, the whole of which having been purchased for cash will be sold cheap for cash Ladies respectfully invited to call and examine the goods and prices.
 nov25 ..-t ,,. i'-d ..-Ii .-.I,rt lfsI .g.ftt4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

hRY GOODS-The subscribers have in store O and offer for sale on reasonable terms-40 pack ages of Dry Goods, consisting of-
 Kentucky TaiIls and Jeans; do Plains Striped Kerseys; mixed Salinetts
 Mixed Kentucky Jeans: brown do do Plaid Linseys; Waterloo do
 lndigo blue Denims; printed velyets 6-4 Parisiennes; Mouslin de Laines Grape Chnsans; fancy Prints
 Madder Prints, fast colours
 Twiled Duifl Blankets; Macknaw do 60x79 Granir do, 8 pounds, for sale by EDW. c. CENTER & co, janll corner Conti and Commerce. -sis.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
NEw-YoRK, Dec. l, l843.

rmen:-Parenial feelings induce us to make the follow ing statement of facts relation To the portant of our little daughter wholly effected by the of s'Sands Sarsaparilla. For nearly three years, she was afflicted with most inveterate eruption of lhe body, which al times 50 bad, connected with internal disease that we deslaired oG hei lite. The coinplalnt commenced in the roots of the hair, and gradually spread until the whole head was eiWeuped, and then It attacked the ears and ran down the neck, and continued 10 increase until it covered the most of the body. IL commenced with a small pirnple pu'lule, from which water at hrst discharged ihis produced reatitching and burnng I then matter pus formed, the s&in cracked and bled, an ihe Ius discharged freely The sutferings oi the chi were great most wholly oprcsent natra rest, and the odar from the discharges of- iensive ta make it difficult to pay that particular | attention the nature of ihe required. The dis ease was called Scal iIead and general Salt Rheum. We tried various remedies with litile bene- ft and considered her case almost beyond the reach | of medicine; but from the known virtue of ,our Sar saparIlla were induced to give t a trial Before ihe first bottle used perceived an 'mprovrment in the appearance of the eruption; but the change rapid for the better that we could hardly give credence the evidence of our eyes W t coniinuedis use iora lew weeks and the result Is perfect cure. To all parents we would say, lf you have children suffering with any disease nl the skin, use Sands Sarsaparilla. -'
 With feelings of gratitude and respect, we are Yours, Sc. .tt ELIHU AND SARAH soUTHMAYD. . l1 BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, lS4S. MEssRs. .SANDs-Gsntiemsn:- have used your extract of Sarsaparilla since it's introduction into this city. 1t gives pleasure state have found it to answer my sanguine expectations. be- ieve il to be the best preparation of that valuable article now in use. 'N
 With mnch respect, yours,
 JOHN WHITEBRIDGE, M. D. 46 Gay st.
 For further particulars and conclusive evidence of it's superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be obtained gratis. -' a
 Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B.. & D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 79 Fulton street, New-York.
 Agents for the proprietors in Mobile
 MOSELY & TUCKER. In Ga,nesviile-JAMEs G. ROBERTSON. In Huntsville, SPoTTswooD & NUNNALLY. InMont- gomery, A. McBRYDE.
 Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States. ,'- 7fa H
 Price s1 per botte--six bottles for S5.
 0Is- The public are respectfully requested 10 member that it IS Sands Sarsaparla that has and is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the most difficult class of diseases to which the human frame is subject, and ask for Sands Sarsaparilla and take no other. .s.r .-. h.
 mv9 MOSELY & TUCKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

 A/ surance Companies ot Mohlie'--
 FIRST Glass.
 Montgomery Nsw World Dallas Lowndes
 Eliza New Era
 Carolina James He"iu Sam Dale Marengo
 SECOND CLASS.
 Gen Harrison Jnhn Duncan Factor Belle PouIle Queen of the South Marquette
 Fiola Alabama
 Noxubee Bourbon
 Ruby Minerva
 Victoria. Mobile Insurance Company,
 THOMiS $ KING, Secretary. Firemen's Insurance Company,
 J. T. FRANKLIN, Secretary. Merchants Insurance Company,
 THOMAS w. MCCOY, Secretary. Alabama Life Ins. and Trust Co, nov26 N. o. ]. TISDAiE, Secretary. NOTICE--The steamer ARKANSAS, Capt Robert West is now prepared 10 lighter Cotton and other cargo and from vessels in the bay al the usual rates of lishterage. Also, to tow vessels and carry passengers
 The rates for towing up and down over Dog River Bar and inte medialey, follows: Vessels under POO tons. S2O OO of 200 and over 100 tons .25 % over 4OO ions. ....... .30 OO The rates for passage for persons connected with shipping in the bay, are each way Cabtn ................ Sl 70 Deck ...,. ..'-......-......'' Ou All other passengers. ..................2 OO The certificates of the Port Wardens and United States Inspectors of Hull and Boilers, can be al any tune at the office of he subscribers. For further information, apply on hoard or
 JAMES REID & co. 10 good Negro hands wanted to hire for Ihe above Boat. dec27 2ilf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

n UIRK'S GAS SADA OlL--For preserving Nk and beautil,ne the Hair, recommended on the basis ftrulh and experience, as nourisher of ihe hair. and promoter of it's growth, al the same time rendering it transcendantly beautiful The Cassada Oil affords nourlshment for the hair than any other article ever di.covercd and by continuance of it's use it never fails to strengthen the weakes hair, supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAyILAND, CLARK & coz
 ianS sr - 45 and 47 Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
THE CHARLESTON BOoK-for sale by
 I Nj SIJMWAlT A 70 t''


 .llsai. Booksellers and Siationers, 36 Dauphin.st.
 The Charleston Book: miscellany in prose and verse, in one handsome l2m0. volume. The table of contents reveal the contributions of the most gift ed sons and daughters of Carnlina; and the seuera approhaIon of the press, wherever this book has be come known, furnishes additional inducements io give it a place in every library. nnlO. c UGAR AND MOLASSES--Da Daily expected per S schooner Diadem from Weeks leland, La l2O hhds Sugar choice art,cle and so bl'ls Molasses, which will be sold low when landing lY
 -i itut wM. HALL, 69 Commerce.st. gAiso, ia Warelo,se--26Q hlIds Sugar. fair 10 choice; 200 bbls Moasses, for sale low as above.
 ian8 y s.le -r,-jlta D[f sl.L HE TlUSCANY OLIVE oIL---M0SELY 3 l TUCKER, Drnggists, have just received jars (orgnal packages) pure Olive Oil, being the best article Tor table ever brought to the city For sale in quantities to sui, purchasers. dec3l nYE STUFFS-2O bbls Coperas; 6 do Made D der; 300 lbs Indigo; 5 bbls Chip Logwood; i; 2 do Camyood, just receive and for sale by sA q
 .Aaga aHAVlLAND, CLARKE & O., " 6
 ian7 ..--.l ese 45 and 47 Waler-st
 MARKING INK--For marking Cnttonl Bales. WI warranted as good as any m market, at sS per
 R. U. WATKINS & CO. Druggists, ?
 ians ia corner Water and St Francis-sts.s ! rOAL on the wilarf-l00 hhds Peach Orchard, O broker, and screened, landing and for sale at $5 per hhd. from the wharf f applied for immed- ately. E, z. CTNFER & Co.,, 2
 jans corner of Conti md co@plsrce-sts O OHIRTS AND DRAWERS-A full assortment IS of Meriio and Cotton Net Shirts and Drawers. Also, fine muslin Shirts N i,h linen Bosoms ind Co- hrs for sale by the dozen manufacturers prices,
 jaa6 R. W.iANDREwS & co ,l8 St Michael-si IRISH POTATOES l& SCOTCH HEARINGS. II 500 hampers Irish Potatoes elnfi M i, 50 kits Scotch Herrings;-landing from ship Dumfressl,ire from Belfast and for sale by mad a -dee23 JAMES MAGEE & co 66 Cemmerce.st IT lNSEED OILT-50O gallons LinseediOii just ll received and for sale by
 baf ste R. L.i WATKINS & CO.,, Druggists, "A
 jan1 iR s 5corher Water and St Francis-sts T SSEED-l0O boxes fresh Garden Seed, ssso ed, bS just received and for sale hylaiiI VI slIa FL k 5.,t-ie R. |. WATKINS x CO. Druggists, .
 janl sst corner Watera and St Francis-sts 2 IT ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE AA For sale in qhar,s and pinis by .i' fs. JOHN O'REllLY & co,
 jana north east corner Conti and Water-stss SILK FRINGES-A small lot of 1 and ft inch IS black and coiured, received on censisznsnt and I' ian. R, W. ANDREWS $ co, g st Miehss.. DECTORAL.sY .sYRUP--A sovereign remedy for I x Coughs, Gods, Heprssness;' Sore Throat, Se. \ p'tps' iaas T.WxLsit, Druggist, ss Ro,al.s,.see, : I1IC, MIG GLOVES AND MfTTs-Phia and bugle trimmed. Also, few dozen India huhi ''s ,ans sii Ri.%:%sDkEws V! AN co g. ,.isAs., C ORN-4OO bags pr inc. landing and for seIe lgr " jan9f MARSHALL, R0Wk &Ve. VI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

SSUGAR AND MOLASSES4 Landing this day NS on the wharf opposire Campbell. Owen < Co.,, ex schr. Diadem from Weeks islani-- 'N 4ii l'e
 l2O hbds Sugar, 90 bbls Mokssses, for sale By
 janII VA. HALL, @ Cemmerss-st,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

II TED CoMrouND,-ls now acknowledged by thousands. who it daily, to be the only renedy 10 preven baidness, and restore the Hair that has fallen of or becoae thin; 10 preuem grey hair; to cure and remove every appearance of Scurf and Dandrif from the hair, and to keep it in the most healthy, so and glossy state, yet fse from all oily and greasy appearance. for sale by .-.a.. -l.I
 .[1sR. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
 W,far aaIS Sf Eru
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22
Certificate of Mr. Robert Holmes. 4 4nl
 N :. Cr Mice Ma fl IQ19

RRANDIES--lO half pipes A. Seignetie Brandy ID 5 half pipes Hennessey Brandy, pale and dark
 7 qrr do do .si 5sirsr dos35f do 5ii i,e5 under Custom House lock, entitled 10 deben,ure and for sale at importers prices. Apply to e..iiass jana b -f sss'. E. c. CENTER fdt co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-22

ITO sHfPMAsTERs AND CoNsIGNEES.-- - k We have nov ready he ioU Fns vessels for lhe purpose of Lighteriag and Watering Vessels that are or may arrive in Mobile liav They shall be permanently employed in thal business;
 Sloop Vesillia. .,,..l ;, inc Mt, h,ss,ass Schr. James Conner. " ''e ' Schr. Lady R. Barr
 Sehr Patapsco ....
 Schr. Swan. ....... in the Lshlefing business Schr. Marquis. =.
 Sloop Amelia. ......
 ocl2i AUSTIN & HARDY.