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SLATE FOR SALE.
= 00n DUrCHESSES; 1000 Countesses;
O,UJO 5000 Ladies', per ship Henry Gardner
from Liverpool, comprising 1904 squares. For terms
splo 1855 JAMES DEvINE. Con,.s,
- UNDRIES- y - -
$3.50 bbls Flour, 1000 bags prime Corn
80 bbs Recti6ed Whiskey
IS casks Gin. Sides aud shoulders
80 casks and tierces extra Hams
1000 bags prime Corn, 200 kegs Leaf Lard
81 kegs prime Butter, 20 hhds Sugar
in st0re and tor sale by i...- ..
apis MARSHALL, ROWE CO.
ROCERIES-
u $50 bxs frs, quality Sperm Candles
$50 half bxs No l Boston Soap
20 casks aud bbls Winter beached and UNI
bleached Sperm Oil
10 do do Spring do do do
2 do do Whale do do do
at .aei 80 quarter barrels Cranberries
20 boxes Maccaroai and Vermacila f- a.
-'' 90 sacks Govt. Java Coffee
200 empty barrels, for Moasses or Sugar
For sale low by JAMES A. HOOPER,
apl6 es. 40 ST Michael street
~ WESFFELUT y BROTHER have 10 store
N and offer for sale '.tif'@ -''
FLoUR-4s0 bbls Missouri .'-
SUaAR-25 hhds prime New Orleans
MoLAssEs--33 bbls landing
CorFEE-15O bags Java a-t'.I
OiL-l00 baskets and boxes 'tf
SEaARs-750, 900 Regalias, Canones and Ira
bucos of fav"riie brands
SuaAK-I6O bbls Loaf Crushed and Powder
ed, Boston refined api5
Try GOODS, &C. u,,.. 60.
II 100 pieces three quarter White Cambrlcs
500 doz Cotton Flag tiandkerchiefs
100 Light Colored Sawis
200 pieces Imitation Pongee fIandkerchiefs
ALso-An invoice Of Furniture, consisting Of
Chairs, Tables, &c sc, for sale low by -.s -
apI6 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 st Michael st
SLATES LANDING-ls,OOO l0x2O Countesses
- 1900 l0xl7 Yiscountesses .,.l..
| 2 800 l0xl6 large ladies il,l Dol. .-. -.
26 500 SKIS small Ladies'. just received per
| Hannah Kerr from Liverpool, for ssle BY rs.
| apis u. WHEELER, % ST Michaelst
| ~ UGAR and Notwithstanding this day
/ ~ from schooner Atlantic ft'tI Ha
| 81 200 bbs and half bbls Molasses lh.as. 1dE
| 20 hhds choice Sugar. For sale by
| apl7 WIN. HALL.
ID TAGGING, ROPE and TWiNE-
| ID $40 pieces power loom Bagging aiil3 4
80 coils Rope, 1000 lbs Irvine - N..s ~
| In store aud for sale by
spl6 L. r. MILLER q W.
| DAGGING and ROPE-Lauding from steamer
| - Montezuma- $50. ..,,. I'd.
$50 pieces Keatucky Bagsing
| 220 coils Kentu;ky Rope. For sale by
apIs L. L. ANDREWS y co.
| DAGGING, $500 pieces Baggias, 81 to 100
- yards; 500 coils Rope, good and ch'sce; 6ooJ
| lbs best Irvine, in store and for sale ~
} apis +. W. MeCof co.
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UT' w EIJ + EfIIT
RAINHOLD WESTFELD1

oct3O RAINHOLD WESTFELDT.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-On the LIST of
~ May next, GEORGE r. CLAYTON, Of Column
hus, Mississippi, Incomes partner in the house OF
=. T.. HARRIS q Co.. Of this city. The Commits
sion Business will, from that day, be conducted
der the firm of HARRIS, CLAYToN & Co. ap29Ky
FENHE Subscribers having formed Copartnership
IL for the transaction OF IA Faciorage and Conmis-
sion Business in the city Of Mobile, under the style
and firm Of WALKER HOLMES, won Id respect
fully solicit the patronage of their friends and the
public generally. ROBI L: WALkER,
my30 I54Ky cO&cp BURWELi4 HOLMES.
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Doarding school sing sing, New-York.

boarding school, Sing Sing, New fOrk.
MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL, PRIscIPAL
YTNHE SUMNER SESSION of Ibis Institution
Il commences "Wednesday, the 30lh April. The
remarkable healthiness OF the location, It's proximity
10 the city of N. York being distant less than three
hours sail, the convenient aud comfortable arrange
ments of the building present advantages possessed
by few institutions. The Principal rs graduate Of
the United States Military Academy al West Point,
and while instrucling principally in the mathenntl-
cal department, maintains siici PERSONAL supeivi-
sion all the others. As healthy recreation and
an Improvement TO The carriage Of the pupils. they
regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill.
The terms $3.50 per annum. winch includes
instruction IN French Pupils 10 furnish the usual
articles, they will be furnished at small expense.
For the other modern languages, music. drawing
books and stationary. an exira charge is made.
The Principal refers particularly TO The following
gentlemen, sumo of the patrons Of the Institution:
Chas. King, Esq, Hon. B. F. Butler, William
Barnewall, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq. Charles Knee
land, Esq, Isaac ibson. Eco, Cornelius Dubois,
j., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea
venworih, Esq, of Elizabehtown, N. j.; General
Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, N. Y; Colonel j. 5.
Mcintosh. of the u. s. Army; Hon. Charles A.
Wckliffe. Of Kentucky; Arch'd. Grasie, Esq VIM.
r. Halletl, Esq, John Bioodgood, Esq., of Mobile,
Alabama. apl0 liz
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C. BANCROFT. Sheriff C.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NJ. j. McRae
1t M
William II p,in,ross

w IMAM u. Primrose.
WILL I've sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on The first
Monday of May, -iSi5, between the hours of IL
O'Clock AN and 4 O'clock pm of said day, all The
right, title and interest If William ID. Primrose in
and to the following described pieces, parcels
lots Of land and premises, situate, lying and being
in the City Of Mobile, and described as follows
wit,-si'uaed On Lafayette street and running it'll
said Lafayette street hundred and sixty five l65)
feet thence running at right angles with said street
one hundred one seventy Q7O) feet, thence running
parallel with said Lafayette street one hundred and
sixty-fve (l65) feet thence with aad fronting o.
Campbell street one hundred aud seventy (l7O) feet
10 the corner angle made by the intersection Of
said Campbell and Lafayette streets, containing
three lots, numbers one Q) and two (2) fronting OH
Campbell street, and lot number five 10y fronting
Lafayette street, and being further represented
as lots No. ~ and 8 Of square No. 2, of section
No Of the Espago tract and south OF the Spring
Hill road, the same having been levied on the
property Of w am ID. Primros, by virtue of the
above stated ezorutpn which issued from the County
Court Of Mobile county and to me directed.
apps l0Stds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
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n AW notice.. w. LESESNE will prac-
II tice Law in the counties of Mobile, 'dwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu-
ry the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those
counties. now 229ttf
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T1I6mTaONIsF DE6IGAil

Nr bEPDf,
n.y. No So Front str,si; MOBILE, Ala
49, BAAA-Itoce,ttd ;irf ship st. Leon
3A fac assol tment or BOTANIC Me-
szzzs8s UiCIhES.
In store previously, Dr.. Th0nson's, Howard's,
Mattson's and beach, Books, or Botanic Works.
Also Jewett'a and Mcl.ean's LlnIments, and But
er's Eruptive Oiminents, &c, sc.
Which will be sold for cash approved paper.
apl0 JOSEPH REED.
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AzA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-ln order
to close the account o. the interest the late AU-
GUsTUs WEsTFELDT had in our firm, we offer for
sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES; now occupi-
ed by us-te lot having 40 feel 10 inches front the
east side OF Waler-st, by 'epth Of ITO feet.
mil g. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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NJ OTICE-A persons are hereby warned not to
' credit the steamboat ARKANSAS, without IA
written order from Capt Piitfeld J. J. Deshon
as no debts otherwise incurred will be paid by the
owners Of said Boat.
mhI3 JAMES REID Il co.
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PUBLIC SALES.
SHERIFF,s SALE.
hiar1in s. SletsoD,
~ order of sale
Iev. A EoI,l,.,L

,,, Levy q U0IdemIlh.
" I'LL nc sold for eash in front Of the Court
~ House door Of Mobile county, ON Monday. The
9th day Of May, ls45, between the hours Of il o.
clock AN ami O'Clock PM Of said ,lay, ten boxe,
aud Two bundles n Merchandise, consisting Of Cali
Goes, Russian Clpth and various articles Of Dry
Goods The same is 1" he sold as the uro, ertv n
Levy < Goldsmith, BY virtue Of an order Of sale IL.
sucd ly irhn A. Cuthbeit. Judge The County
Court Of Mobile county. Said goods are 10 be sold
perishable property.
anIs II9tls r. kANCRCFT sL..inM q
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SIIERIFFiS SALE,

John F. Albums Diego McVoy
VS. vemdifInni exponas vs. venditioni exponas
II Stickney, d. II. Stickney
M ILL lie sold for cash n front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the fret
Monday Of May, 1916, between the hours Of IL
O'Clock AN and O'Clock Pm Of said day, all the
right title aud interest Of Daniel II. 5tickney in aud
TO- The i"' wing nieces, parcels lois Of lands The
McFoy tract in Mobile county, being lot number
% IN division number three, 10y and lot number
~ IN division humber O) Of said division, re-
be sold the property of Daniel II. Stichney. by
virtue OF the above stated vendioni exponas, which
issued from the Circuit Courl Of Mobile county and
to directed.
aE5 l0Sids G. BANCROFT Sheriff M. G.
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kiA FOR SALE-A ston fronting on ST. Mi
- cIiae street and running back TO Planters
street, now occupied by l.. HILL & Son
Also, vacant lot on the n.rth east corner of st.
M ichael and Conception streets.
For terms OF payment, with will be made easy,
apply to SAM'L. FRY, Post Office.
.mhl9 80 or to JASPER STRONG, Pensacola.
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nOCT. b J. HARRISON has returned To Tie
~ city His office Gas heretuioie) is at The Drug
Store oil L. WALSH, 80 ROYAL street. febl3
II AW NOTICE-JoHN WOODWARD aud Tho
~ MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac-
tice Of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Taapoosa,
Benton and TaIla,ega also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa. y
N1y-Offce al Taladega, Ala dec9Ky
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N OTICE-The undersigned will continue the
' General Commission business under the firm of
"WEsTFELDT & BROTHER"
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VNHE first Monday in May being The time appoint
Il ed for the annual election of officers connected
with the Protestant Orphan ASYLUM, public notice
is hereby gwen that proposals will be received for
The situation of Matron for that institution.
ap3 1861 f.. F. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
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%GzA FOR SALE--The two story frame Dwell.
LES ing, situated on die north side OF ST. Francis.
between ST. Joachim and Conception streets, now
occupied by DIR. Mott. This house is in good repair
and the lot 73 feet front by 100 feet deep. For
terms. apply to
janll 36tt THOS. 3. KING, Sec'y.
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a ANCES-LIberal advances made on ship
"A meats Of Cotton To New York, Philadelphia and
New Orleans, by .... ..
mil F. w. Mccoy & co.
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ID USHTONS s. cos Compound Tonic Mix
h,me. a sneedv and certain cure for the Fever
and Ague-A fresh supply just received al The ian-
tiers Drug Store Sign Of the Blue Mortar, south easf
corner Of Dauphin and Water streets
mh29 bLA'h ~ w.
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STOCKS WANTED-Life and Trust CO., Mo
Sbie Insurance Co., Bank of Mobile and Planters
and Merch ants Bank.
FOR SALE shares Fremen's Insurance Co.
Apply to
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DAGGING AND ROPE-250 pieces Maysville
ID and Louisville Power Loom Basging; $50 do
Hand Loom do 500 coils Kentucky Rope, landing
and in store, for sale by
api1 F. w. MCCOY & co.
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Insurance xainst Fire.
FVNHE Subscribers, Agents for the Contribution ln-
Il surance Company of New York, continue 10
take risks buildings, Merchandise, Cotton in
and on board Steamboats, AT the lowest rates
of premium.
This Is an old established Company. with CAPT
tai of $500, 900 paid in.
mI27 H HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. Agents
Mrs. James Belts Uterine supporter,
For The rthef and Of Procidentia and PTOiapsa
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mhl7 P. B TAYLOR, Z Hagan's Building.
AMERICAN POWDER COMPANY.
TgNHE Subcsriber having been appointed agent for
y the sale of this celebrated POWDER, has just
received supply OF Rifle and Sporting, which has
been prepared with great care, is free from all damp
and warranted equal to amy manufactured in lle
country. JOHN PHILLIPS.
febl2 corner Cont and Waler-sts
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NHE undersigned are prepared to make liberal
= cash advances on shipments OF Cotton 10 their
friends in New-OrIeans. Philadelphia, Ne"-York,
Boston and Liverpool.
lan2S BEERS 4 SMITH. y ST Micllael-si.
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SnAMANDER SAFES--The subscr iber,
y agent of the Manufacturers fur the sale Of the
above Fire Proof Safes, lie prepared to furnish them
Of any size suitable FOR Offices steamboats, Those
wishing to purchase, are requested to examine
Them, with the certificates, from ,hose who have
tested them. JOHN PHILLIPS,
mh2t CO, ner Cont and Water streets.
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A %he made e E. V c. GE Il FfT CO. Cy
A DVANCES on Cotton 10 Liverpool and Glass
"A gov, by [febl5I d. WHEELER.
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DRANDY, &c.-l0 half pipes Martell's 1886.
- Old Brandy; puncheon Old Janaica Rum;
pipe Wine. All Of superior quality, and for sale
under Custom House lock, by
apS JAMES MAGEE s. CO. &c Cum st.
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a DVANCES ON COTrON--Libersl advances
"A male on Cotton, Tor sale in this market, or for
shipment To our friends in Liverpool, New York or
New Orleans. L. l.. ANDREWS & co,
decl2Eno corner Com. Front and St Louis-sts
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A advances will be made on
"A consignnents to our friends in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Richmond and
oct2s JAMES SANDS d co.
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A DVANCES on cotton 10 Liverpool, Glasgow,
IA and New York made by
rnhS LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN.
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A DVANCES ON COfrON--rhe subscriber
"A will make liberal advances cotton consigned
to Messrs. w. A. u q. MAXWELL g. Co., and
Messrs. FLETCHER, ALEXANDER & Co., Of Lii
verpuol. Also, OH shipments to his friends in New
York. (nov2O T.. MrGRAN. "a st Michael-st.
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r or FOR SALE-A most desirable building
IL lot eligbly situated near the business part Of
the city. For sale low and on long credit. For
price and terms, enquire Of ...t
III. +. w. Mccoy,
jan3l at the Merchants Insurance Office.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

A CLEARING SALE. and decided bargains Of
"A every description ofWlNTER CLOTHING.
by HENRY s. STODDART. corner Cont and
Water streets.
To eifccua complete clearance OF their presen
stock Of Woollea Clolhng, II. 4 =. have determined
10 sell il off nj and under prime cost. Their object
ed a., e,p9n,.nc. the ensuing season with entire
fresh stock of new aud fashionable clothing
Merchants in town and from The country, Planters
and o,bers in want Of clothing are respectfully inv-
~. iii and Examine the stock ap5
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Treasury Report.

We have received copy of the Report
of the Secretary of the Treasury, made
TO Congress on the Sd instant, which we
shall spread at length before our readers
SO soon as we can command space for
that purpose. We may state in advance,
however, that the Report takes fully as
decided ground against the present Ia
riff as that which the President took in
bis MESSAGE.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday the Sd of November by
Henry Landis Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH BOYER,
to Miss MAReRET HANCOCK, all of Jen-
ner tp.
On the same day by the same, Mr..
JOSEPH KlMMEL, to Miss ELIZABETH
HosLER, all Of Somerset tp.
On Sunday the 7th December by the
same Mr.. JOHN KEIsER, of Somerset tp.,
to Miss ISABELLA ALLEN, of Stoystown
Dor.
On Tuesday the 9th inst, by the same
Mr.. JOHN SPINLER, of Somerset tp., to
Miss DEBORAH PEIsHEL of Westmoreland
county.
On Tuesday the 18th ult., by the Rev.
David Earhart, Doctor w. ]. WILSON, OF
Leechburgh, Armstrong county, TO Miss
SARAH ]. PATTON, ofSomerset Pa.
On Sunday the 30th Nov, by the Rev.
John Boiling, Mr.. SYMMs c. III. McCHEs-
NEY, of Petersburg, to Miss MARGRET
BRUCE, of Somer6eld.
In the Green Glades, Allegheny co.,
Md, on the Oath ult. by Rev. ]. w.
Fribley, Mr.. SAMUEL Brook, of Peters
burg Somerset county Pa, to Miss MAR
eARET ANN LoARE, of the former place.
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,rhe Late FOREIGN News.

The Foreign news which we publish
to-day will be read with interest. 1t viii
be seen that the Oregon question occu-
pies at this time portion of the British
Cabinets attention, and that contrary to
previously formed opinions, the British
Ports have not been opened for the ad-
mission of foreign bread-stuffs. The lat
ter circumstance will affect the markets in
the United States; and the Baltimore Pa
triot states, that the demand for -four and
wheat has already been diminished and
City Mills and Howard Street flour had
been offered at Sc, but found no buyers.
In Boston prices have declined 25 cents,
and the New York Journal of Commerce
states, that in that city ''the price of flour
is not fixed, and the feeling is down.
wards"
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Shall we have Wari

All eyes are now turned toward Wash
ington to see what course Congress will
take in regard to Oregon. If the sug-
gestion of the President should be carried
out and England be notified of the inten-
ton of our Government TO take posses
sion of the Territory, it will be consider
ed on all hands as tantamount to decla-
ration of war, and may have a favorable
influence upon business. 1t is not likely,
however, that Congress will take any de-
finite action upon the subject early in the
session.
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Effects of the Message.

We learn from good authority that the
Presidents Message has had very ma
terial effect upon business in the eastern
cities. Apprehending a reduction Of the
Tariff and the establishment of a Sub
Treasury, as recommended by the Presi-
dent, Merchants and Manufacturers are
beginning TO contract their business, mo-
ney is mcommonly scarce and commands
2 high interest, and decline in the pri-
ces Of produce is confidently expected.
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I'd i ~ ID:

On Thursday the 4th inst, JOHN LE-
ANpER son of Samuel and Catharine
Kurtz, aged 3 years 9 months and 8
days.
On Monday morning 9th inst, SARAH
HILDEBRAND daughter of Henry and
Elizabeth Picking, of Jenner tp, aged 4
years l / months and 10 days; her sick
ness was of short duration. Thus
"Life is span, feeting hour,
How soon the vapour flies!
Man is tender, transient flower,
That cen in blooming dies"
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n o 4 &c 4.

THE undersigned Auditors will meet
at the Office Of Samuel w Pearson, on
Wednesday the IlIh day Of January
next, for the purposes in the foregoing
commission mentioned, at which place
and time all persons interested NAV at
tend If they think proper.
WM II POSTLETH WAITE,
SAMUEL w PEARSON,
DANIEL WEYAND,
dec17 As Auditors.
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The Express.

The Express which carried the Presi-
dents Message from Cumberland to Pitts
burg, via Somerset, performed the whole
distance according to the account given
in the Pittsburg papers, in something like
10 hours, The first &C miles, we under
stand, were run in S hours.
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CAUTION.

XXTHEREAS my wife Lydia has
Nv left my bed and board without
any just cause or provoea,ion, hereby
Caution all persons against trusting or
harboring her on my account. as am de-
,ermined to pay no debts Of her con'rac-
TING from and after this date. 24lh day OF
October, Is45. SAMUEL REAM.
Turkey foot, Oct 81 '45-der2-3
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Pennsylvania Telegraph.

Persons desirous Of procuring full and
aud correct reports of the proceedings Of
the Legislature during the ensuing ses-
sion, are referred to the advertisements of the
editor of the Pennsylvania Telegraph in
another Column of this paper.
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Pennsylvania Telegraph.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
deeI645

The session Of the Legislature which
is Just at hand. we have reason TO believe
will be one that will excite much interest
amongst the people Of the Common
wealth, and iDduce desire to obtain ac-
curate repnrts Of its proceedings through
paper published at the seat OF Govern
uent,
We have engaged ihieIligen. and COM
pelenI Reporters for the Senate and
House of Representatives,. and shall pub
lish in the Telegraph full and impartial
reports Of the same up to the latest hours
Of publication. and send 10 subscribers at
the rates specified below.
We shall also be enabled TO give the
latest Congressional Intelligence, with
the Political news at Washington. hsV-
ing engaged intelligent and experienced
correspondents at Washington CITY, fIr
that purpose.
SEMI WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
The Telegraph will be published Sc
mi weekly, at 81 for the session, or S3
for the whole year.
SIX copies OF the paper will be seut
to one Office for $40 during tie session.
or for SIS the year, 10 be paid in adj
vance.
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
The Telegraph will be sent TO subscri-
bers once a week at So per annum and
will contain Literary, as well as General,
Legislative and Congressional news.
CHEAP SESSION TELEGRAPH.
For The purpose Of placing the procee-
dines Of the legislature within the reach
Of every ono, we have made arrange
menls to issue the Telegraph once
week at the low price Of ONE DOL
LAR for the session. in all cases TO be
in advance. The weekly session T'ele-
graph will be made ~ Of the Legislative.
Congressional and General News that
appear in the semi-weekly paper. and
will be issued from the press every Mon
day morning,
TPersons procuring FIVE subscribers
and forwarding SIS, shall receive a copy
for their trouble, TIiEO FEM
Harrisburg. Nov. 90, lS45.
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law NOT1gRa
SAMsE w. PEARSON.

HEAVING returned TO The practice OF
IA the law. tenders his professional
services 20 his old clients and the public
generally.
Office in North end Of Snyder's row,
lately occupied by A. J. Ogle, Esq.
deel6 As 3m
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Somerset County, SIS.

,s1...< A T an adjourned Orphans
SMMSl< "a Court held at Somerset,
:s5eaS in and for said county. on the
'sssssN 9Th day of December, lS45.
Before the Honorable Judges thereof.
IN the matter OF The real and personal
estate of Frederick Younkin deceased
Aud now 10 wit, December Sth. IS45.
Ross Forward, Samuel w Pearson and
Isaac Hugus, appointed Auditors 10 as
certain advancements and distribute the
real and personal estate, among the heirs
and legal representatives. OF said decd
Extract from the records Of said cour,
certified this 9Th dly OF December, :s4j
WM Ii PICKING,
decl6 Clerk.
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sgoIEY TO BE SAVED! c


Persons indebted 10 US longer than six
months, are requested to make payment
before the lst of January next. Those
interested will save money by attending to
this notice.