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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
GNNlaENAkiE

Per brig Growier from BOSTON Ledynrd Halter & ct
lips; Maudin d Tetrel, G & scou; Peck A ShackI.t
Kelly " Aleu- Cos'ar tnhns"u C" j Reid d CO; NJ :
SietsOn: b. ombere. J Toulmi j Lespsne; = w Al.
Gandoito; II Reynolds; Stiles CO; 10 Gun minis;
G. X Fooie & COZ Campbell q CO: + NcLo.key.
Z fin & McCu1ougl, s & ZONES; Bowen; ID III
lotson; NJ II Wood Marshall, Rowe CO; w IA Bum 4
q co, Dewing Edntnls d. Field Fosdick Il Chnr oek r.
Warner; ra-fon, Mead II CO; S Howesi G C Johnson
Per steuinbuat Creole from New Urltans-A ~ arms
q COS F w Mccoy a. co; Marshall, Rowe ~ co; T Gra.
han son; q w Ogden; Il Hoskins; ] l. Weeks; j. I'm
Ticknor; Blocker N IiMlen; g MHrahlr, e Foote A.
COS Washington Il CnIlsnan Goldsmith a. Huber: Vim II
Ksdwo d. smith, Walker 4 CO; OReiby II co; A Me-
& CO; II Huber,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

Notice to the Creditors efshe Planters and
Merchants Bank OF Mobile,
TIME CON- MISSiONEkS Of tile Planters and
Il Merchants Bank Of Mobile hereby notify all the
creditors Of said Bank to present their claims to the
Secretary Of the Board At the office Of said Bank in
the city Of MOBILIZE before the first day Of Jam
uary, A d.. 1916 4. ~
A II claims not presented will be forever barred
asreeably to the provisions al the 3d Section of the
act of the Legislature, entitled '.An act 10 amend
the laws heretofore enacted, for the final settlement
of the affairs Of The Planters and MERCHANTS Bank oil
MOBILIZE" approved the Path January, 1s45, copy oil
winch section is published btlow ;.
DAVID STODDER,
HINDMAN BARNEY. oo"''"''T''"e's'
Mobile, March 81, 1916. =, mhz8 l0ltt1stJan
SEC. 8. Aud he il further enacted, That for the
purpose OF asceriainng with tsin,y the amount oil
all outstanding Liabilities of the SAID Bank, the said
Commissioners shall within three months AFTER the
passage Of this act, by advertisement 10 be inserted
IN one or newspapers published in the CRY Of
Mobile, once week until the first day Of January,
1886, notify all persons having any claims de.
mands against the said Bank, to present the to
some officer OF said Bank, ut the Office in Mobile, on
or before the first day of Jansnry, 1876. that the
same will be barred, and every claim demand ncl
so presented within the lime aforesaid shall be for
barred from a, lnent or reso,ery, and sui,
sa be brought thereon 10 ANY Court in This STATE.
tp3- The Advertiser will COPY. .rL-.L
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF sEob.le--March as, 1s4s.

tLEAREU reat
ship Duncan, iienrckson, for Liverpool, by Ma
gee CO.
ship N, rmsn, SPAWN. for New.York, by } C Ryan.
Ship Charles, Henderson, for Iiavre, by Leeesne.
Ship Diadrm, Barsiow. Tor Havrp, by Bell Jr.
81 bark Asia Hannah, for Liverpool, by VIM MiIlisnn
ARRIVED. Jnsui
Br ship Edinhorough Lawson, 45 DIS I'm Liverpool,
BIZ ship Princes. Victoria, Thom-, from Liverpool TO
master. .. ....'..
Brig Grower, Ulmer is ds I'm Boston, to II Rivers
& co.
Brie Forest Real I'm ST Thomas In ballast 10 nss,e,
steamboat Creole, IIeirn, I'm New Orleans.
Steamboat Warrior, Oliver, from Tuscaloosa, with
685 bales cotton
Steamboat bourbon, Case, I'm Tuscaloosa. with sci
Mccullough Steel. dat fin Cnhawha River, with 25I
bales cotton rr4ss.s rs.
~ tBy the Cambria, at Boston.l
AnRiTED nkSce-Ai Liverpool, Feb l3-ship Repub-
iic Lace; bark Empire, Keazer. - .H7.tf
sl7-shp faetolus, Harding. a.ea s. g. l..'
ls--shp Blanchard blanchard bark winpiac, Nit
| rhell; bark Crown, Fletcher ,. r z3
l9-Ship Clara, PenhallOw.
24-ships Elizabeth Denson. Post; Isaac Newton,
spauldng: Susan Howell. Bailey.
Al the Ciy de, Feb l9-Shp Thracian brown, uIa .e
At IInvre, Feb 21-ship Franconis. Ioues.
22-Shp Athens, Chase. n.
1.-THE Wight, Feb a4-siip Mary Philips, Pratt, for
Client. s
SAILED FoR THIS roRT-From Liverpool. Feb 9th
Br ship Edinburgh Lawson; Am ship Lancaster, Sim
mons; Br ship Princess Victoria, Thoms. -
1l-Shps Burlington, Crawfnrd; Waverly, Smith.
16-Shps Brewster; Arahea, Rice.
.I-i,r ship Schoodiac, Griffin. .4 # ~.
2l-shp Ny ion. I'D 41.s .rf + tH
26--Ship Tamenend. IT,. ..t.l al "a ::
From the Clyde, Feb 1l-Ship Hermitage, Badger.
From Deal Feb 22-Beln Marina. e... 81
2s-Ship British Merchant. Birnie. ,-
Is MEMORANDA. o. a7as
SPOKEN. 18th Feb, 80 miles sw of Tuskar, ship Me-
ioka, from Newt Orleans. bound to 49,. Wished to
be reported. + 8Es
sHIF ocoNEE-Ac eoants have reached New Orleans
of ihs total loss ofthe packe, ship oeonee Jsckso from
New York for New Orleans, the Berry Islands. The
| passengers taken OF by ship yickaburg.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

The scriptural paintings Of "Adam and Eve ;, and
the "Afiictions Of Job, have been brought t. town
and are arranged for exhibition at the Bap,is,
Church. They we're painted by Mr.. Gaze. Of Buffalo.
New York. and are praised in lavish tie, us by the
papers o that city, U.Eft Ff-.f .Ii -..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

pAASENa.palsA-

Per steamboat Creole from New Orr. uns-Mes
Barslow and child. A IIarri,on, Miss goldsmith CHpts
Day, Burgess. Mrssrs Hin, Francoa, erlt, Raj y.
IHiro, Huntington, Landon. LiItej I'M Carlton, Carter
buiterwOrth. Weir, Hin, Wegaerniap--8 on deck.
o. Per stealnboai Warrior I'm TuscAlo. sa-Ur Tunst,H
h dy and child Waller lady and cid, Wynne ard lad,
Meador and lady, Mrs Dorman an child Miss,s Tink
or, Messrs Toland Monet, DUFF, Durwiek, Beamer, n
and Moore. Shelly, Cooke, Hin. Barnes, Dawn, Dick.
son, Dew, Bell. Powell.
Per steamboat Bourbon I'm -Messrs oster
! Beal, n Leland, W Prewitt, r Lloyd, r Carney J
Mays, ID Conner, Master Daley.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
Professor sil,lm.n's Geological Lectures.

Professor Silliman's Geological Lectures.
ECTURE X.-(Ihe last Of the course. This
~ Evening. March 2sh, at half past O'Clock in
the Presbyterian Church Government street.
Subjects The Human Era, preuded by the Quad
rumona animals with four hands. Man the 6nIsh
ing work of the Creation: lis remains found no
where fossil except in The most foi tionss
human remains oflhe deuge. why not loune. Ques-
tion ol Time, in relation to the Scripture History.
Ultimate object and effect of Geological Laws in
lation To the preparation Of the Globe for living be-
ings and FINELY for the human race.
/, Or Single admission Soc. I. %
0o- Tiskets, TO be hadat 8. W. Aliens Book
Store and at the door. a.. ..a mh28
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

We are informed by the Clelk Of the Bourbon, ar
rived last evening, that the democrats Of TuscaOosa
held very large meeting on Monday last, and APP
pointed John Mccormack, 5. A Hale aud y. A.
Moore, delegates 10 the State Convention, with in
structons to support the Hon. N. TERRY for Gov
ernor, as The drsI choice Of Tnsca!oosa county.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

: II = a.
THURLow WEED, who Is now at santa Croix,
in one Of his leters TO the Albany Evening Journa
gives this account Of q remarkable phenem non: a.
My attention was called the other day bv ID ctor
Stephens TO phenomena, which reveals, in strik-
" manner. the wisdom aud bei,efcence of him TO
whom we are indebted for all bounes and bless
ings. At sunrise the atmospheric as TAR up as the
eye aches, over the Island. transparently clear.
Between seven aud eight, when the sun begins 10
assert its supremacy, small specks Of, snow white
clouds appear which gradually enlarge. and finally
towards meridian. have into each other and ia-
ken form whicI,is described by the Island, pre-
seniing Canopy il il be moi lrreverent 10 say
AN awning. which projects the soil and sthose who
dwell upon H. from the burning rays Of he SUN dur
ing the hours III its greatest power. But for this
bene fcen intervention Of elements hetween the Earth
and the Sun, lis intense heat would prove alike "a
tai to vegetable, ANIMAL aud human existence. Nor
is this, in the opinion Of pr 8 The only benefit de-
rived from the cIoud1hat canopies the leland. He
insists that most of ourrin. instead OF being drawn
from the Ocean, Is taken up from The moisture upon
the Island, condensed and returned 10 US in gent'e
showers. I'd hAaaz -1.-l-l-- = y Q '....,-'
KkowI spGE orLAsouAc I'll see,nss START
ling assertion to say that few persons in ,our midst
possess any real knowledge Of the true nature Of lam
gusge It's applicability, power, material. rst prn
ciples, or analytical rules But strange the opin-
ion .nsy appear the mars, II has been burne out
nrabIe lectures " Or. kraitsir Of Hungary. gen.
tleman and u sclolar, .~ho commands alike The LAM
guagcs af Europe and Asia, aud has. ia his oral DIS
COURSES true aysiem III t,eir acquistn
most clearly 10 the minds OF his hearers. In profound
learning, Or, Kraitsir Is truly "ons Of thousand;"
hrs requirements could be made of immense value TO
communities snd colleges, and 70 retain him among
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

Pursuant to notice, II meeting Of the democratic
party Of the county of Mobile was held at the Court
House oa last evening. "Wednesday, the 26lh mat. }
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates To The State
Convention, to he held N Tuscaloosa on the fret
Monday of May next TO nominate Democratic
Candidate for Governor Of this State, and also to
take into consideration The proprIcty of calling a
District Convention 10 nominate a candidate foT
congress IN this district.
On motion of B. Bo, Kin, Esq, Col. w. r. Hal
let was called To the chair, aud on motI"n Of joseph
se~all, c. J. McRae appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being stated by the
char, Col. p. Phillips moved that an express
sion of the preference of this meeting on the saiou.
names now before The public Coz the Office of Gov
ernnr, be had and TO that end. placed in no,uina
ton the name Off w "cClung, OF Madison; b
Doykin, Esq ofe' ed substitute the mamie o
Col Nathaniel Terry, Of Limestone. On a division
ii appeared that
J. w. McClung. Esq had 80. SO votes
Col. Nathaniel Terry had. :. rs votes
Ga motion Of Jno. A. Campbell, Esq, ii was re
solved that Messrs- Us
THos, McGRAN, p. PHILLIPs.
INo. +. DeSALp. w. o'RRlEE.
and u. SoLoMAN,
be appointed Delegates repi csc NJ the democr a
tic party Of Mobile county IN the Convention 10 b,
held al Tuscaloosa. on the frst Munday in Ma,
next, and that said Delegates be instructed 10 cas-
their votes in favor Of J. w. McCuug for the demo
cratic candidate for Governor of this State, and tina
sid Delegates have power to fill any vacancy tina
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

BENEFIT OF THE WORKING WomER. Their
was tim aud 'encc at Palmo's last evening. The
beleiit netted about s75 The clipper Ten Than-
sa"' Kept away Borshese's benefit neted 81 100
anu dement, Tor our own poor oppressed work
York Sun.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

we nave oeeh requested to e We notice that Har-
rngr"n's celebrated Moving Dioramas and Italian
Fau'occin "rnerly exhibited in this civ. will omen
on Monday next, at the Corinthan Hall--Gr,her
particulars o. WHICH win appear IN an advertisement
| IMAM IrIilA Il
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

LlNERPOOL-per Br ship Duncan-l52O bis cot OIL
LlVERPoOL-Per Br lark Asia OF bales Cotton
HANRE-Per ship Charles-1454 bales cotton.
HANRE-Per ship Dinden-l9g0 la es cotton.
Newly ORK-Per ship NormaI-l740 bales COTTON
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

IL appears thai the BENTON Bill which was adopt
ed amendment 10 The Texas resolutions 10y the
Senate, was, after all, the production OF Senator
HAYWOOD, Of Nor,h Carolina.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

The United States Senate, after closing all tie
business before them, adjourned sine die The ooh
inst. Two nominations were rejected by the Senate
on The 18Th, viz: those ofJNo. N. PRRNTIss Tor
Marshal Of The northern district Of New York, and
WIN. SHALER. Consul TO Hong Kong in China -
Gen. GOULD. of Rochester, nominated and rom
irmed to the aiarshalshp and Mr.. WEST to the
Consuship,
The injunction Of secrecy having been removed
from the proceedings Of the Senate, il appears that
the 10Th Of March in secret session, Mr.. Berrien
moved resolution Of instruction to the President,
that the constitution would require HIM to proceed
I'M Ter ths treaty making power, in The annexation Of
Texas The Senate laid It on the table. % To 20, a
party vote. except that Mr.. Johnson, whig. voted
| with the majority
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

o. The EASTERN mail was through yesterday with
the "'ejgn accounts 10y the Cambria Boston. which
we copy IN their proper places
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

n FOR RENT or SALE-Magnolis Spring.
IL With 20 acres land and fbht hOuseS, one Of
which il good double Frame Baildng, suitable for
Summer Residence, one mile beyond MOTOR Ass-
siil's.
Il ia one Of the most desirable locations 10 die
Couuty. Enquire IT
nATENT ACTION PIANO FoRTE-0l-
bert's, superior toned INSTRUMENT. with Ma.
hoaanv and Rose Wood Case, lion Framed. and
suited to This climate. For sale lDw By
mh2s JAS. A. HOOPER, 10 81. Michael st
E TnsuTanes Against Fassss-.
TIVE sub.crbers, Agents for the Contribution Ice
IL surance Company OF New fork, continue to
take risks on Buildings. Merchandise, Cotioa in
store and on board Steamboats,, nj the lowsat rates
Of premium. o.. .g.tr 81.
This Is m old established Company. With caPi'
u" %ha7 HUNTINGDON Inc X CLEVELAND, Agent.
: - Resiuction In the price ef Zoe.
A r the Mobile Ice House lhs pricsaot Ice y tam
IA porally r. dueed 10 half a cent posnd fer all
quantities exceeding 10 cents worth. =;
The expense Of Cutting up VIII make i needfel 10
ask more for small quantities. Fora 8 esat piece
there will be given six pounds Fer = tea ceHipeee
twelve pounds. II 10 hoped she friends and custom
ers Of this establishment will hasten toirsAliae The
benefit of this low price il y feared cannet Be
cont nued ihrungh the season., .t.s5......s.....
,s Per ar.lers THOMAS McNELLIss
mh4 90iKmo Ace House heepef'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

The concluding Lecture Of Professor SILLIMAS's
course will he given this evening. The topics TO be
discussed, will he by reference to the ady-r
tsement, are deep ant exciting interest In his
previous lectures, Professor S has occupied the
entire space from the period when the earth was an
underlined chaotic mass until by the operalion ,f
those laws impaired to matter by The creator, order
was brought out Of confusion. lie has discussed
and illustrated in highly popular and satisfactory
manner the various phenomena presented Mt each
successive epoch IN the earth's hsto ey-and he now
p opposes TO con 'lude the series by shelving the
place which mn occupies in The geological scale /;
the consistency Of geology with scripture history,
and the ultimate object and effects If geoIogica
laws. We understand also that a brief synopsis Of
The course of the lectures will lie given. s..
We have heard but opinion espresso in re-
gard to these lectures. They have given the most
o tre s',isacion and We trust Prof. Silliman's VIZ
10 our e''y will have proved agreeable to him
sc" as we are sure ii has been profitable to the nu-
mer"' aud intelligent assemblages who have attend
ed the course. - o.. .s-l
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28
MOBILE
Friday Morning, March as, ls45

fG5-PRIcrs CukREET.-Our letter and news
paper sheets will BE- published at the usua hour to-
morrow Saturday. morning Persons wishing AN
extra numIer OF the large sheet Containing the late
foreign news) will please leave their orders 10 day
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

The editor Of the Advertiser is very obiging, and
we dare say as disiiieresied as obging in calling
our attention TO the pursued towards Senator
BAGBY by some Of the presses of III $ State. He
wants us, apparently, 10 rush INTO controversy with
our democratic brethren, AS hastily as they, Without
aIse il not mavolent abHse, out from Washington
began to assail Mr.. Bagby. This might be very pleas
ant to whiggery, and perhaps quite rs pleasant to
others, who If not exactly wings, have grudges to
satisfy aud objects serve, in making upon Mr..
BAGBY. But we are satisfied that n candid exam-
naIon with full knowledge Of the facts, will not fa
in due time, dss pate in the minds of all democrats
who mean fairly by their party, the prejudices which
an ungenerous haste condemn, before hearing and
without information, scattered with such proluseness.
| Some there are, probably, who had old quarres,
which this is a go"d opportunity 10 revive, or who
wanted to quarrel with him other points, to which
this nigh, lie prudent introduction, or who dislike
Mr.. BAGnY for having friendship of which they
| dlsapprove, or for moi admring every thing which
they do, or Tor being IN the way othesel,es the
iavorres to whom ii may be pleasing as TO the
Adverlitet to encourage the efforts msjudge and
Condemn him, mol only without IA hearing bu, with Il
refusal to listen explanation. We prophesy tina,
all Of this class among the democrats. and all the
rest of whiggery to boot, will make such gross
and palpable injustice is attempted against MIR.
BAGBY successful among the democrats of Aabama.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

Mr.. MoULToS, agent for the disposal OF a new
Map Of the United States. is now in the city, soil
citing subscriptions. Ii is really such new, splend-
nd and complete affair in all respects that bare in-
specton will shew its superiority all others,
and its great value to every library country house
OF place OF instruction. In proof of this fact we may
state that ii has been d'pred, and large numbers
purcAased by congress, by nearly all the State leg is
lures and most Of The schools, academies and collie
ges in the United States.
This map is six feet bv seven, projected upon a
scale Of "a miles to The inch, engraved upon steel
plates, colored and vanished on rollers Ii shews
The base, meridian and towuship lines Of all the u
States surveys. II has plat Of the western lands
beyond the Mississippi, assigned to the Indians, and
incu des On ie west aud south the last geogra-
lical information about Texas and oregon. On the
north, il includes The las, and most accurate map OF
Canada, wih the district and township lines and
the government surveys. The new State of Iowa 10
also laid down These are improvements upon all
preceding maps, which have furnished only outlines
ia these particulars. The map brought UP to lS45,
and contains all the counties, townshiped towns
and other subdivisions Of The United States, It's
Territories, iexas and Cannda existing in January
last, and the execution IL as handsome IA the work
is complete.
These descriptions W i'll show that il is worthy Of
examinaIon-"no catchpenny enterprise, but the re-
suit Of An expensive and very successful undertaking.
Much more ought be said to commend H. The
publishers are Sherman and Smith, The agen, will
call upon our citizens 10 exhibit i, for their pa
Ionase. -ru .t
The map is accompanied by gazetteer, which
furnishes Typographical and statistical information
upon every subject and place named in the map.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

The proceedings of the public meet ing held a, the
Court House on Wednesday evening, will be- found
reported in another part Of this paper There was
good deal done there, winch il is we'll not to re-
port Doubtless The wings who were present will
make the most of The scene which was exhihIted.-
Democrats have no desire make il more hurllul
Than IT has already been, by renewing it in print
The meeting, al one time, quite numerous but
the debate continued so long that when the vote was
taken upon instluctIng the delegates TO the conven-
lion, OH the subject OF The person TO be supported Oh
hehalfof tins county, SS voted for J. w. McCLUNG,
of Limestone So this majority of IL in 16i votes
ont of 1900, must, we suppose, be deemed and Ia
ken Tor the present al least to represent the wish
es OF the democracy Of Mobile.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

p, FOR FREIGHT.
ssh The new schooner EUROPEAN, Captain
A&& Studley. burhen 80 tons, 10 now ready for
mSSas ~ J.H,.MvERs & co.
WANTED-A SERVANT 10 cook wash and
w iron. Apply To -. 80
CUGAR--I5O ll,ds sugar daily expected, for sale
- mh2s by JAMES SANDS co.
M OLASSES--50 bbls in fine order, for sale by
M mh2s .gi JAMES SANDS & co.
DORT WINE-.Jn draft or by the dozen, for sale
IL mh2s by JOHN O'REILY co.
GALT-In bleacIled sacks IN store mud for sale by
y mh2s WHEELER. 20 81 Michael st
M OLASsES-25 hts in good order, for sale by
1vl mh2s c. W. OGDEN. rs & ~ water.st
M HTsKEY !bbs -Reotided, ia store and
mh2o G., ". OGDEN, rs and " Water =,
DOTATOES-25O hampers French. II exec llent
Il j.. order. just landing and FOE sale low from the
mh2S N wharf BY J, II. RIVERS 4 co.
DAGGING aud ROPE--A superior article, Ken.
- lucky Baggng, for sale by -
mh2s >D.WHEELER..2ss 8, Michaelst
IRON CHESTS-Eleven Iron Chests, 8 coli's
Il ard Gay ler's manufacture, for sale bv
ml2S - U& r.. G. Ct.NTER co. =,
I11UBACLO--5O bx. Carv.r's Tobacco, landing
mhas JAMES SANDS q co. i
'DoRT ER-bo casks ~ q,a,ts and pin,s. sups-
II rior art,cle, for sale by riI. ~
m.2s MARSHALL, ROWE & CO ~
RRAN-Soo sacks best western. in store, and
ID handing. Tor sale by M
lmh2s CA. GILBERT l. BRO. so Com st
4 A LILO hhis and 10 Dbl. Philadelphia Dra"sh'
mhas IS WH III 4 SAMPSON, 20 co"'..,
'CLAREr- For table use Of very choice quail
nsas 50 - : JOHN o,RElLLY co. "a
TEAs-Black aad Greea'Teas Of best qualries.
Il Tor sale by altaa
s. NILS s., JOHN o'REILLY & co.
ENOR SALE---A very superior Barouche Car
Il riage, well made, with Harness complete for.
one or two horses. For sale low by ~ 4
Inh2S 49, gs.t II IS 81 JONES' 4
~ Northern Cider; 10 do do Cider vinsssr, for
mh2s WHITAKER 8 SAMPSON. 20 Con,i..,
u OPE-5OO coiL strand Rope, Hemp Stalk
H brand. very superior article for Presses or
Planters. for sale by BEERS q SMITH .,ls,i
mh2s " s.. Michael street
g UGAR CURED HAMS-Canvassed aud un-
- canva.ssd. Of extra qualify and small size. in
''D'' A'" ''' W, WRIGHT & cuNNINcHAm,~ u
mt2s - - Grocsrs. So Dsuphia-ss
q ONDRIES-5OO bags prime white Corn
- 100 bbls ,ecifed Wbiskey 10 III
100 bbls supe, fine Flour
20 casks Cincinnati Shoulders. In store and
for sale by
mhas MARSHALL, ROWE d CO.