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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-06

Of the treasury, without further legisla ,ion.-
Their case is, undoubtedly, one of much hard.
ship; and it remains for Congress to decide
whether any. and what relief ought to be- granted
to them. Our minister to Mexico has been in
s,ructed to ascertain the facts Of the from the
Mexican government, IN an authentic and Official
form. and report the result with little delay a,
possible.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-06
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

BY a resolution Of the House of Delegates, says
the Richmond Enquirer, offered by Mr.. Goodson,
the use of the Hall has been granted to the Edu-
cation Convention, which will commence its SEES.
sions on "Wednesday the 10Th of December
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-06
OUR FLAG!
VIRGINIA.

The Richmond Times aays. with regret how
ever, that it considers the indications decisive,
that the call for Convention will be submitted
to the people by the Legislature. with proviso,
that the Convention be organized on the mixed
basis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
WORrHAM, MeGRUDER A. co or., r..

WORfHAM, McGRUDER Il co. offer for
w
10 hid NO p. n. aud y, Cso, sus.,
~ boies Lnaf A.
rs hh~s p and 81 croiI No as Fl. part prime
$40 bars Ri" issuira. AMI b-.tu ND Law. C.a,.
TEA-GunPo~s.'. Iat~r,.I al Bl.sk
~ hbds prime wea-ra BACON
zoo bbis No Q NC I-rriax.
10 do No family d.
$50 do hsm'y Posr
100 boIss oIl9 and 1919 Gla.
30 da Soap
100 do Woodruff and uuTs pairs. C.pil-,
IS do Sperm and pai-ni sp.fu 40
1000 kegs Dup sporting shi blast 90 Powder
200 .'d-s good aud god damaged so~ I-ai.-t
Shot
rs boIes Tia Pt.is
1000 Iss sp~nsr
5nO sseks saIt
too ibs best English Thread
leo Now seotia nd stones
900 kers Nails. Assa.t.d. dom liy 10 sOiy
casks Copp-ras
Sperm and WHALE oil
o-roon Indigo
10 bags Ginger
do Pepu.f
Pinento. Mare. Nutmeg. AMI Cloves
Pure Cider Vinegar
100 busbel< Clover Ssed
Herds Gas and Tns,thy do
bed Cords. Cotton Ya'ni. cotton Lis~s
lam. AMI Ground Plaster
ikoN-A large AMI .ssssta~si Of iron Easii.h
C"un,fy and Tr-d-rar. VI n
Plough Plates AMI Sheet Iron
ANts-s,mmon nd Barn n,ak.
srEEis-spfins. HnEisI Clustered
American do Cast ste.I
Nail Rods It'd -zrs "a. n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
EOLIAN,
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE.

WE unaefs'rprd having been appoiued By Sun,.
'1art. New Agent in tb,. e,,v Ia, m, n ~ A.,
~ WY Invented oLiAN PIANO PoRTEs l.ep. Constant, IN,
al. sspyiy of ,bes. Irstruss-uts
wonderful base e,t~d
tenon throughout this Ensapd h.. % BEEN o,, -
unaied advantages numerous -tsr.I r-.rt. ~
have spontaneously appeared In lie public prints.
The Combination Of IN. Piano For,, n. Al.
narainm long sought "s The Inventor Mr. a. CoIn.n IN.
sneeesly oousunnaIed ar,tdnr N ~
'uer The facility % producing III. n-,r
msn" :. Will Its Application imp.rs taeh tone
OF construction Of the Piano simplicity Of n. ne
ehah-'n warrants IN. p-r.t 10, na,v
Yortr. - '-'
re oan be any uieru mad. Plano Fort. n,
of from 500 according Tn the .u-r az nav,
In sddtion 10 the rIpea-.s Of RAJ .poststsan
The upd-rssn-d od~r. fo the 6,,p
rnro foftrs nc To have the attached
An constantly Pain Piano For,.- from,
the above makers. will be M a. r.et,or finn
oflse prices and md
~arantsdto BE- at ast equal any
the q. s,aiaa y A rAyInv
MAJ sto,. - - g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
RitbmOno Dailp iUbis.
sa''er-, 4; Il; II. r ahi.n.Mr:s.
ffom the Columbian Magazine.
A MOTHERS PRAYER IN ILLNESS.

ffoas the Columbian Magazine.
A MOTHERS PRAYER IN ILLNESS
nv FRANCES .. osooob.
Yes. take them first my Father Let my doves
Fold ths'r white ~ings in Heaven, sal. ou thy bfeast
Ere am called away. dare not leave,
Their young hearts here.-,hsir innocent iho.shile..
hearts. .H..
Alb! how the shsdowy train Of future lie
Comes sweeping down Liies vista a. gar.
My May. my careless, ardent tempered May.
my frank aud iroIc child! In whose blue eyes
wild 10y aud passionate alternate rise;
whose cheek the morning in her soul lluines;
whose little, loving heart, won, a glance,
Gan sway To grief or glee.-~ho leaves her play,
And puts up her sweet mouth aud diinpled
Each moment for kiss,-and softly asks,
With her clear. flute like voice, "Do you love mel"
All! let Inc stsy!-Ah let nIe stil be by.
To answer her, and meet her warm caies..
FOR, a~ay.-ho~ Oft. ia this rough world,
That earnest question will be asked in vain.
How oft that eager. passionate, petted heart
Will shrink abashed aud chilled. learn Ut length
The hateful. whitening lesson ol dist u,t
All! let her nestle siill upon this breast
In which each shade that dinis her darling face
Is fet aud answered. as the l,ke red, cts
The clouds that cross you smiling Ii-sven! -snd thou
NY modest Ellen!-tender thoughtful. uus;-
Thy soul aituned To oil sweet harnonies;
My pure, proud noble Elicn.-with Thy gifts
or genius. grace and oveyness.-han hidden
Meath the soft veil Vi innate mude.ty,
How will the worlds Wild discord reach thy heart.
To startle aud sppa!-thy generous scorn
VI oil things base aud mean-thy quick, Keen tasie,
Dainty and delicste,-;hy instructive lear
OF those unworthy e u soul % pure,
Thy rare, unehildhke dignity Of mien,
An-they will all bring pain to thee, my child.
And OH fevsn their grace and goodness meet
Cold looks and careless greeungs,-how will all
The latent evil yet undiscipned
In their young, timid souls, forgiveness find1
Forgiveness aud forbearance, and soft chidings
Which !, their mother, learned, Of Love, TO give!
All! let me stay!-slbeit my heart is weary,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

hskss LiBsfB fsse % Packets u.opd nd
- rsss vi. eos-nrne 's~tf rrrui.r ab.r
sna VII be- composed of the following v.-~-
neseas sAChELok- C.p< utpAs Hosros.
Brg JOSEPHINE C,ns In. &c.,
Que 81 h- ahove pine. reru,u v ,v-r,
n we can with eon1Hisne<.
M pos'e A. hsy were bss in-r.
~~ a. Any osr vesis and by -...dy and d.
e'e' "~n ." nnt experience r uzd>.
ss very superior Accommodation. -t-enr.
P>-ssse'ss sfPy1 J. fiSiiER q sDS, OF
- a.. ~ HASkINB 4 LIBBY.
An freight fren thu country foe v...- viii be-
vhan.s. am
s92 - \,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
ADVERTISING

We were informed yesterday, by Of our Dry Goods
merchants that one single advertisement the cause OF
ms selling TO one man sk dresses which with the "6x
ins amounted to upwards OF ninety dollars! This gen
iemsn saw the advertisement in the paper brought TO
town with him. the merchant without looking else
where. called Tor the goods; and purchased them.
one advertisement sells ninety dollars worth VI goods
who can estimate the amount that may be sold by adver
. 'ng oil tho tme.-PEr REr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
NUHBEE %
BALTIMORE LOCK uOspIrAl

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Nerth Frederick stpsss, usp,e.
o~ TINS RioHT M.sD siDE ooLxo mos ssi Tisos2
sTrEST T"o DOORS 'so.x rsx cos~ss.
WHERE may be obtained the rnuss s.s,Jv
w remedy fsr Goaoh. Gksu. ssr,essr,s s,.,,. ~
" pain the io'"s Affections q K.sys .v,ry ss,s
4 CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Attendance from in The ~ornirg fM 10 ss .irk.
DR. JOHNSTON, s4r
s.s-s ar, Han Losaa. and e,.aa.. ~ -
!" 'h- human franz but mos- especially q
CERTAIN pRxAsR,
WHEN tn m-ruided and q ps-rv
imsrb-d TIM. painful dc. !. a. ~ .o-. 49,.
an t"ed .sn-- of shame d-sd of discovery dss<ss - A..
applying tho.s edsesoa s.d r,.-<,.Sss, -. .
s.e delaying ,- eoa.iu..os. $780,. - s.
bofrd das- make their appearance -,
n'- nocturnal pains IN the bead hh. a,...sss 81
.rh, dsafne nodes th- ara. Ix -. = -
n - .s aud p'sr.-'~s ~sA asss. .ssaav.
aud the sern Of s..vsS - -
..sa. s =. ,s, S s Da, psso :. his s....s
therefore. Dr JoS rDN ps.ss-. hIu--1 10 p~.rv, a..
Europe Aarrea he en-. so.ss.a.s, :. -
-aie AMI speedy the tAs Isss -
h-a melancholy thou.asd. an v,e,,-. IN 49, -.
on '. OWING to u. "n..ns. Of ssoras
send '- unfortunate sufferer sniny s... q e. -.
FATAL MALADY.
IAfr No1'er Per'ons who have injured CO.
"taon- by e-Itsin practice speedily cured
whsta that young hope oT h. eo.,sv a. a..
darling - h should BE- -.
- ~, ~, ~ " '"e cons Ievahnx iron ~ -
fore contemplating
.. mAhhiNcE,
Should r"dret hsta . md body ar. the mo-
requisites In h.ppn.-s vuh..
~ u"oxh We Ieeoues phgrim.sv pr.,,><s
u' ~ 'n~ Ne~-the mind Incomes D.,
~ van Ins nae ans nos rejection, that h.pVi... II
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
br addresses young and injured 49,
by prisae and niproper induiEerees.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE GENITAL
ORGANS
OF vriIe power {. the u~n,hy mo, s-.,.,, -.
who givea Ieep-- to tA~r u..-s,,. -
-Ie----. ,.n sat ZEN, ~
ful Effect. that NAV .u-u. Ahho.,. , et ~ SeeA
dcposne. IN h. urn. sr.v, ,na 60. sse
the abuse Of organs by .re,..av~ v,..,~
particularly the no- f,,ou.., -
WIN that uni. r.apd the ,.bs-,, IN e-a % N Ssw
pro Rating ,L ,p,er !. s-t ,op - nal th- psss
.oLrAlY ytcs INN b, tbr .ts-n, -. VIC psaeoes ~
,snee the digestive functions ,s- pay..e. -
~ oy 10" req1rni and toe szens.s.a
OF u renA organs Parents and guardians a.-d via
rep CT To the IN ,h~u son.
o- o. DO 'sy a.n.s to other Washing oi.s- f..
ion - ,s ,s ~ .ts Ana synpsoaa si,esiias esas4,,
though aans Practice d-'ueuv. i.a az
oo''' ,>,,,o, ,,,,r.,. -
iN''b,N AMI SEMINAL EMISSIONS.
=, VI ~ disease which b. The rsssh Of ~
sees' hAo' oui vry br'ei de,eriptioa r,.sr
Begins ny loo hasfy discharge of eopu.rve ri ms.
s',sA'. ueA".
-, - ing "" nasty have no rover while he cree
o At. ."~ '"pfree snd sonn over As
~ ' ot eui-ios heonue -asiy er<asS -
p'onsh' on ~ lassrvoas deas BY merely touch
~h"u. any r"@sure and ~hsut eeeton and 4. IN q.
eh'iaisd aud s-nsiiSes esr..sA~ xs.f.i n
~. " '.A'a'"h - ruhsas In brakh, place ~
az ras .nasiaird and weak the unhappy viei.. oT ar
l.u.uJ Lok d,D,-,. ~, -. 800 Asd hees, has
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS!

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS!
INHE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
Il t'ih- eliz-ns OF Rc aae country that be
has ree.'tda beautiful ss.nteE OF
and inv ties ne ateaiion Of buy-nt
a.. Va n
The I'low ing "a few of the aiding articles:
FOR LADIES' WEAR.
omlf' $. N shired Ca'lmens. len ely n,wl
do. plan do,
Esiy rich PARIS
"a IN siIp-L ai"uTnins d..
BLet and blue blk P.nl de soe
dc. do. Gto De swiss
Blue Tx Ie.snine
Bu- his 81, v-Iyrs
Rich MourI lie LANES
Grass 10Th
Cashn r., Ters-n and Nett shawLs
ThClI LacI, Robin
nd Glove BB hisd FIII do
FOR GENTLEMEN
Go CAssim' and Nssin.s
satinsis T~eeis and ker, eys
fnBoes, o. ankets AID ~ :kf.
Lambs wool aud M-rLo h
To d.. DrawsB
fuspt nlers Gloves and ConLpr,s
FOR SERVANTS.
1000 yanls diessed Cassibet, al Is ci. per ward.
THIS By fT III. L-st and the mar
k,t
1000 Negro BaEksis. from cal 10 100 ets
toGon uznai'uIg- ketseys. aud Ow pr,eed N, nnris
Al the above aIi'e beng pureh
cash by EDRIS bERkLEY
Cbrab "a. AZ NJ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18
DIR. T.. ID. ROBINSON

CONTINUES to give his attention TO persons
~ an II WITH Chronic ard supposed ii.
"a" -saee' The BOTANIC during year.
D" Inv t~ ., ~ hh III laTsr ] b..
greatly iei''"d AMI many -nt-y ELaurnx
under y'p-s Thrash liver Coz ropsy serfaLa
eis nn pa Fl Ca!cal OF the Rl der Uic-ts
tnr Ir1 TenEa Chooss, AneanuLsz, D,. Ip
Ss u'efi lie - hld Ih-
eers are successfully ir,ai by NAuT-s rrm-iIe-.
tS-y he pain aud vi bout ih- Of a
The knife d 50 all oeT r-glrd
nam Tor u ni''trr OF but little
ma , d We been e"Ird onc- On Broad SifteL No. ans
81 PERSONS from ditane-
\ supply at Medicine for SHE who.t nj retail
Richmond. sept 90 dan
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Regular Daily Line Old Point. Norfolk. nm.
through iulIimore,

Regular Daily Line Ia Old Point. Norfolk. md
through 10 baltimore,
WITHOUT DEFINITION
= r. n The steam boats CURTIS PECK and
S4shzE<k- JEwESs, will leave the Whsr Rockets.
alternately every morning (undAys excepted precisely
O'Clock chnE al ab- intermediate andings RIVER
Al mi f'h and returning Ray Iror
ga and HerAh Hampton RoadO thr
rive IN baltimore the morning oeIoes
select TOT HIMSELF either OF the Having
day.
THIS n- affords eded advantages Line
itb- Advertisement Of the Richmond O. and Rail
20 TO the contrary notwithstanding economy
les sHorns ths hs- of splendid
Jse' Rver-Oh Point and FORTRESS Monroe passing directly by
the gre hip PeRnsyvAna and the Rp Raps RAM
the morning any return
at O'Clock that evening by the ~ route.
Passage anil fare included.
Passage, and fare included Baiimorc ..... o. 90
HASkINS a LIBBY.
Richmond June ~,
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FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.

ELLIS have ceivrd
rna and "harka~ay' fon Liverpool, AID by
walls IA h. Nor fan For-ign
Dones &c Dry g. Dis To ~h th.y
Merchant Their stock 81 C ani.t, Heavy
Prints, Is unusually Il &c aud u o prices.
IL No noubI. Ir.ni Ftont
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH

NM
~ ING. SPLENDID fAI.I. AND WINTER GOODS -
g. DUNSPAUGH a co. respectfully announce Ia
Of ARTICLES their line that they
comp' OF Pail and Winter Ciohing,
ed To sell the very prices Cash our
been nuaetulei by Sr,ires snI all nat. selected
the greatest which enables purchasers that
they buying n well as fashionable garment We
have Just received by late ARRIVAL aud constantly adding
stock by weekly the following ,t,le' OF Goods
Gents superfLe Frock and Dress Cost+
do. do aid pam Ovrreoai l. pme very cheap
Do. Tweed and Felt floih Goats, Of v.
DO. blaek an fancy Dress PaRir, great variety
Do. Satin Bombarine. va-nrIa and siIs ve,t,
Aud general Of h-riDo Angola buek,kn cotton aud
linen shir also sea Cravats Gmve- spenders ke OF the
latest styles
Genruen
a call and the
OF tst uobeY 80 doors b,loS Messs Ion
don, wilinrk A. DIe~Iy
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18

= GRn. PETERS PULLS
a. 5 d, Brandr,ihs n
5 do wriRtts indian Vegetable do
do sm,th's Sugar Cosi.d ID
DO Beekwhh's do
J do Leidy's Hood do
10 do Cosby's do
do nyoti's do
. do Jiyne's sanative do
! do MoffAu's do
! do Vslier's French do -PoT sale by
oc IS A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-18

FOX LTVERPOOL.
I'D The 4 ] Brig ARK, Capt. Johnson, to
load at hernusa Hu.ded without delay For freight OF
100 halss OF apply To
- TIIAs upp
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Fresh Hardrare, Cutlery, DC.
Latest arrival OF New and f'asiionabIe
DRY GOODS.

Rf the arrival of the packet schooner Patrick
~ E~nTy jul, fda New York, a. JENKINS
e'N"i $50 900 ~tH o ard fashi bab- Dry "os
impaired Ia tins by the
lh extensive ass rn'"n mpfses all the
ipuabl- Dress Goods
Try up To the first ibeoSer The follow
many Nep drrirab articles eitins the
Goods oT b.a
New sly silks, CssaDeres and Mouaehne Oe
Scars
New styl- MSnt lii- anI Cardinals
Black L. Fancy Cor yrset. for trim,
ming Dfrs -, MATTHIAS aud Cardinals
Widrh aek : las, for Dr' So Scarf and Man llas
FlzH :o.knr,
Eii' on o d.. Tor trimming Capes AMI Dress
VII e and coord rsrIa'an Nushs, and Rainbow Iaess
Cha eetb- IRIS Cloths foo lies md chiLirrhs
Polka Iaces
100 pieces ch-sp Thread Iaecs fine
bought ai~i VIII be- sod al great saerI6ce
Elegant Cap Bonnet and Mech Risanis
TurkiB. BrOeii, Rmbd and otrrr ShIws
An eIiensys stock OF Irish I.n-ns D1psr TweInss Table
Cloihs sbrriibts ani Napkins
kch PiIno and Fable Covers
Moirins Of all color; fnng.s of and worsieI
lOOOps Drs 'Caieoes aLI Furniture IL .tI Prints.
CarpetitEs fam Is cts to 81 rs per
He inh kHg',o i Colns. sils and Cotton Umbrellas
'I"i'is Cis-iuercs an vetnr'
White, rcd aud yellow fai
liLcw-ItO bsis and anil Bic
ahi : Ia 'i,Eg fInIn to ) ards
lied Iieknss C'tirn OLnatu Kentucky
large STOCK Of WOODEN Goods, fer femse eLrbIng
fooo bahkrts foi NrgTo ftom SO ga rs
higher
WhTnfy aud Mactnaw .nkrts with many Cool. 6om aue
on altogether stock q goods IN this
Merchants families anil calmiI- for their
oSn satisfaction article viii be- soil by
X n JENKINS
&c S1pls and Fancy Dry Goods and I.'pen siorr
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For ROTTERDAM.

ny The superior ship Harkarqy, Captain
- Corn'ck, now loading City Point. q sail in a
few days Pct bav. eEAnl ap-
- 20 CHAS. PALMER.
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n FALL SUPPLY,
- Boots, Nhoes, Hats, Trunks
- ~e--Tm ,uHcEistE 10 Svw
HtcEVISa Ms FALL SUPPLY ~ Bo"rs. "
~ "a lie c"rFsDtsa nj q axBt
b's' - ~hNh bs has hsdsn
90 cha ed ffum the best hohrfn asd Eastern ssRsetusr
and stsueh will sfa, great hsrx.ins
WIN may b. disI o-.d N give =
have connected tist Cap buaess Grtu
trade snd have njed Mr. SAMUEL CLARKE. ubs 10
avoa glad % s-s ny
~ds insth rrnh Mr. 60 Cd patrOus al,s ~
s whom ~ had tho pleisurc supplying suty
mtnt Nc a. w Fsfy lave an .h.n sa Fso.vn,
rom t'He b. His Fahonabiy
fshrf lti'- Mute secsied approved F.e
t'fes ~ whch eau - sol ted from a., pubse
gsnerany JUpAu uYTas
No ~ Main
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FOX LIVERPOOL.
k6 The | copperrd Brig Massachusetts,,
Pritehafd m,si-r-tn load al CITY without delay
For freight OF 100 iibds roSa.eb Apply 10
&C CHAs. PALMER
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DATENr SAFETY BANK LOCKS

I.shonabIe and durable mr. anuae
iud order the Also Warm All
fof Public Bu, dins-
Thing line VIII do ~-I u- n
sell good any
&C 7-5m JAMES fOHIiiNE.
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SILKS SILKS!
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of styles Silks varying IN
n pTic's from &c to - So the yard
Rich blue lila, pouli de
Do 90 \ Tipsd SIks
Double width blue back waIerrd Silks
Scin sBJ Apron Il,
Biaet Gro de- Rhre and u ,lan
White, striped anJ wa'rf-d do
Plaid Go DE- Ne ps aud FLorencc-
Cap aud BOnDst khants rra-c c,Il on
LArIIROP, CHRISTIAN co.
n IL
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
RECEIPTS OF CSsTTON

Per steamboat Charlotte i'm Wetumpka--Mauldin 4 Terrell 2O4 bales; Androws co l56; Desha, shep. pard X co ll9 w Parsh & co S7 Dexter X Abbotl 64 M Snyre Ali Bradford Saunders 80; Urck Wallace X co 6l; T Wafer l9; Andrews X Dawson 29; R liar. well B. Toomer, Gay x co 20; Tarieton, Scott & Chm. minRs 93 Horton & Clock 4s w Bower & co 10; Rhea Sykes X co l2; Seaman s; Anderson x Dickson IS; X c Holt l7 Allen & Haden 4; Leavehs 6 Malone go; ] Wihers co 6; Rves, Battle & co A; Harrison S Blair 10; Boykln McRne 5 Simpson < Rolh s; Dickn. son X Eustis Is; Walker < Holmes 8O 'a
 Ter steamboat Marengo i'm Montgomery-G Goolc 10 bales Cook Bowen lG Dickinson & Eustis 64; Smith, Walker & co 9; w Matthews l5 T Lesesna 25; Boy kin McRae 24 T X c Holt 10; W Bower & co 24; smith Wyckof & Ncol 34 A Umer II; Donald & Mar. shall ll7 Ulrick, Wallace & 4 Gordon X Curry 7 w McQueen 10i Bull & Boardman IA; Harrison x Blair $; Withers co 7s; W II Bunnell & co 3; IIarwell Davis IA; Armstrong 5; E LAndrews X co 394 Tarleton, Scott Cummings 93; Maudin X TerIeII5; M sayre 35 Andrews < Dawson l49; NJ Sayre 35; Geo W Tarleton 27 Rives, Battle co Is; Wm Hardaway & co 5s; Toomer Gay X co 23s; Harris Clayton co 97; pr kumph l9; Desha, sheppard & co l Allen & Ia- den 10; Eslava, Murrell co 8; A IIotchkiss 3O 8 Bullsrd 24; Pope x Son l2. -r lI .-.I
 Per steamboat Dallas from Chiies' Ferry-IIarrison Blair l59 bales; Allen Haden l89; Carlisle l46; Boyd Bro eOi LeaVens & Malone 89; Toomer, Gay X co 46; Peck shackleford A. Desba Sheppard X co 43 E Ledy ard co 39; Anderson X Dickson 82; T Hill 20; Harwell Davis l5 Mauldn Terrell Il Stringfe
 low. Hanna & co To; Dickinson a Eustis l5: Lyon S Baker 7 Ulrick, Wallace 8; Harris Clayton X co G B Fontaine q Son 5; Minge Russell 5; Jas Craw. ford 5; Rives, Battle & co l. Goode + Jones Swan Hey 3. tt TIFF " R Per steambost Bourbon fm Tusca loosa-B B Fontan, & Son 245 bales; L Andrews & l03; ;Mauldin & Ter relI 45; Ulrick, Wallace co 3y D Ball 49 Storey Ellis 2i; c Cummns 23 Peck X ShackIefor 22; Sim Redns II, Tartt, Stewart & co l6 Rives, Battle e l5; Stringelow, Hanna co l3 Campbell 8; Harwel Davis 4; M Wiihers X co 6; Schroeder 8; AlIsI | Haien 2, Desha, sheppard co2
 Per Honnell X sherrod's fiat fin Colbert-G Kelly T Puryis l2; Lyon Baker 40; Harris Clayton X co l5 Cummns 8; ToOmer, Gay & co 35. p"
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PASsENs:s.s,s.

Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans-Mesdam ame Rank, Cullen Kire and child, Col Byrne, Purser Ramsey Messrs Anderson. Dalton Montandon, iamil,on Mener Walker, Payne Jennings, Jenkins, Caldwell Calhoun, Hurtel, Cook, Goodow, Morris, Dobson, Leo, Mccall Rippeta Armstcsd. Honstley. Womnck, Powell, Hall McCauley, McGowan, Wright, Wagner, singleton.
 Per steamboat Bourbon fin Tuscaloosh--Mesd Il Moore. Williams, Case, Revs Williams, Moore, HaIum Gen Carroll, Messrs Jones, Jemison, E and McMalh Bentridge Herrington, Hancock, W Jones, Taylor, Scott. Brown, Riggs. ~
 Per steamboat Dallas from Chiles' Ferry-Dr Murph, and lady, Mesdames II Foster and children T Hanna M Lee, Messrs II Kettles, Sutton. Abbott, D and Holly, McGrew, T Carter, E Jamee, M Rushing, N Rhodes Morgan, Curtis, Stewart, and A Bonner, I Billups, Patton, D A and E Graham, Barnes, R H Law, Bennett. Bolts. W Earbee, L Davis, c Shol den, McGrew, Patton. f 1b j ..Hr .'ii s t.t
 Per steamboat Marengo i'm Monigomery-Mc and lady, Curtis and lady, Mesdames Arthur, Phillip, and children, Munday, Sampson, Misses Barr Cook Bishop Freeman, Col DiRgs, Capts Lawrence. Walker Drs Rumph, Banks, Messrs Rhew, Huston, Neal Noble Tatnm, UImer, Patrick. e and D Rivss Bryan, McRae McQueen, Beebe, Hochkss, Adams, ParmIee, Breese, Whitfield Beers, Dean, Lasee, Clements, Colt, Phillips Barr smith, Buchell, Steger, Caen, Cochran, McGrs. gor Butler, Iklehammer, Rickets, Mossy, Matthews, W Folly Perminer, Lewis, Stewart, Bacowin, Flies Ross Rowney, Etheridge, Hale Rhodes Robinson, McIatyrs Johnson. Sanders, Smms. rII . I.'
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ALABAMA PLANTER.

The undersigned, so soon as the necessary ar rangemenls can be made. will commence the Pubica- tion m this c, of periodical of the chafacer in- dicated by the above title.
 Tn presenting the enterprise to the public Il '' deemed needless al this time to into long de- as of the objects of the Planter. It wi be devoted the whole range ofagricunre and horticulture as applicable to this State; and in order to aid in the advancement of the agricultural reform, about which so much interest is fell, every scheme of prac- cal bearing will be presented to the consideration o planters. U. .. .4...f.= etfr.
 The Planter will be conducted in such manner both as 10 matter and style of printing, as to merit the confidence and patronage of the planters of Ala bama In addition to the competent editorial ability which engaged, such arrangements will be effected with practical men in different parts of the State as to insure at regular periods, well written co mmun cations on the various departments of agriculture domestic economy, &c, &c.
 Al present il will be sufficient say that the Plan ter will be issued weekly, either folio quartt form, on fine white paper and clear new type, anc that the subscription price will be fixed al as low rate as can be afforded. In the course of a week o two prospectus wIll be published stating more full, the plan of the work. w. W. MCGUIRE. Mobile, March 3, 1S45.