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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05
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~ THE Lars WILLIS safLcas cLaaH
SOLEMN, yet beautiful to view,
Mnnth OF my heart thou dHwnnat hsIs,
With sld end faded leaves 10 sIrew
The summers melancholy bier,
The laanings of Thy winds hsaT,
As the red suuneI diei hiar,
And bar4 Of purple clouds apPesr,
Discerning every western 3iaf
Thou solemn month hear ny vaiss.
II tells my soul Ut other days
When but 10 live Vas TO rejoice
When earth was lovely 10 my ga5e
Oh. visions bright nh, blessed hours
Where are their living captures uo~
/ ask my spirits weAried p1wers-
ask my pale aud eveied brow
look 10 Nature, and behold
My le's dim emblems, rustug round
In hues of crimson aud Of gold
The years dead hOnOrs on the ground
And sghihg with the winds | ieei,
While their low pIui0us murmar liY,
How much their sweeping tones reveal
Oh lie aud human destiny
When Springs delIghtsome moments shone,
They came IN zephyrs from the West
They hure the wood lark's melting lone
The, stirred the blue lakes CLASSY breast
Through summer, fainiing in The heat.
They fingered in the forest shadej
But changed and strengthened now, they beaI
In storm. DER mountain, glen and GUIDE
How like those transports Of The breast
When lille IL fresh IN Joy IL new
SoiI as the halcyou's downy nest,
And Transient oil as they are true
They stir The leaves la that bright wreath,
Which hope about her forehead twlnes,
Till Grief's hot signs around il breathe,
Then Pleasures lip It's smile resignn.
Alas for Time and Death and Care.
What gloom shout our way they fling
Like clouds in Autnunh's gusty air,
The burial pageant Of the spring.
The dreams that each successive year
Seemed baIhed in hurs of brighter pride,
AT last like wilhered leaves appear,
And sleep in dat kness. side by side.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

CHINESE LITERATURE.--It is very mortifyins
10 us To know that in all the great Inventions such
rs gun-powder, printing and the Mariners compass,
for which the of Japhet have taken great credit
to themselves, we have been anticipated By The inha-
btanis Of the Celestial Flower Land" But
comes the unkindesl cut Of all cheap Literature
we had always thought to be IA genuine Yankee no
tion.-But alas for our vanity Mr.. Cushing, who
has been delivering series Of LECTURES on China /,
tells that the Chinese have long been in the habit
Of publishing books for the mass much cheaper, and
we are sorry to say, much better, than Paul de
Kock 8 novel;, McKenzle's Exposures, or any Of
the other valuable trash with which the beralily of
the New York press has lately been inundulng the
land. The Chinese, with their silent anticipation Of
all our good things. are provoking people. We
should not be surprised II somebody fnds rail road
d eae eorHsr Of tie empire,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

FROM MEXICO The steamer McKIm, from
Galveston To New Orleans. passed The Princeton
near the s. W. Pass Of the Mississippi. taking from
her Mr.. Perrott bearer of dispatches from Mexico
to this government. The Tropic of Monday morning
says
I've were fortunate in having free conversation
with Mr. Perrolt. from whom we gathered the toll
lowing particulars, the most important Of which is
his decided o0nuetioa that all eriSfag difficulties De-
tlceen tbs gapTnmsm and Merico ,uH be anlicabiy od
jasied. The MeNcans begin 10 think that the Unit
ed States are their hest friends alter ALL A great
change in this respect has taken place within the
last six weeks. The improved feeling is common TO
all parties II has been broug ht about by the late d
fcuies with the French Minister on the one hand,
AID 4he protest Of the Brtish Minister against the
proposed revision Of the Santa Anna contracts by the
present congress In regard 10 the British protest,
II seems that the last Mexican congress declared
that The acts and contracts OF Santa Anna should he
rev ised and certain aumulled. The duty Of iey
sion devolved upon the present congress- But the Bril-
fish government, through its Minister, has notified
Mexico that il will hold her To the performance of
all contracts and agreements made with British cit
Mexico, vi course, 10 forced to eld witl the
best grace she The consequence that the
vision, which has bceI transmitted 10 The President
for his sanction, will probably be ,etaned aud thus
fail Of becoming law. These, with the thousand
and domestic difficulties that convulse Mex
leo TO hel very CENTRE all combine to set the people
and the government IN more friendly position to-
wards this country. The presses opposed t" gov
eminent are fierce, even 10 malignit,, ana Il speedy
revolution win overthrow oi he powers that he,
is expected daily Pare DIES, ii is SAID, has several
thousand TROOPS within l20 leagues oil HE capital,
all prepared for such events as may lranspiIc Her
rera's power is dearly held, and will he AS brici III
its existence AS il brilliant IN lis origin MeS-
co has yet too much blood How IN evil war, to
spare any Tor tnegn contest. Rnbl,ri les and MUIR
ders are more frequent and bold lIan ever, aud The
COVER nn'ent has not The power to put them down
The tenor of the dispatches is unknown, but they
can be inferred from The above
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

ANOTHER PHASE OF MILLERIsM ON LoNo Is.
LASD.--A Jamaica, l., l. paper states that Miller
ism has experienced "A revival there. One OF the
preachers lately arrived there; and pretended that
he had received an important revelation from heay-
en-, in relation to the second advent; and insisting
that all must ,0nt up The demi and his evil works,
administered strong emctics TO his deluded followers
to produce this result. Some of the sisters, howev-
er, took so strong dose that their lives were des-
paired of, and The fellow was compelled to make good
his retreat by flying the sea shore. pursued by an
enraged mob, and escaped extra coat of tar and
feathers, by getting board sloop bound for New
York
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

GRBAT RuBpERI.-- The messenger al Messrs.
Livingston 4 Wells On Thursday night had his irun,
stO len from the The depot III Rochester. The
cars arrive Rochester about o'clock and the Mes
senger then takes his trunk in wagon and goes To
The Rochester Office where he packs in the Roches.
ter packages aud returns the depot. On the even
ing question, upon arriving AT the depot he found
that the doors were Yet locked aud the car-house
fall ol PASSENGERS.
Having key, he opened The door OF OF the
cars, placed his trunk on seat and covered ii with
a buffalo robe. He then had occasion to step ont
uppn The platform, loo king the donr behind hun. He
remained but moment, and when he returned the
trunk gene. Ii mast have been taken out by
some one through the window of the car. Search
Immediately nude, but when the cars left, II lew
minutes only allerward, the discovery had not been
made. The trunk Is a small one Of Tin, covered
With leather, and well secured with straps and bande.
Mr.. Powell The messenger, says that at Buffalo he
had one package and some small once, nclsudng
continuing i 900 containing IN gold. A Bala-
VIA Alexandria and Attica lie received only one
small package each and at Rochester only two small
packages. About 5000 Il is though in charge
Tor the Albany Banks which II Is believed were Of the
American Exchangc Rsrs IT. This cry, and a Wall
street broker expected SaUO0 by that FxpLrss, SO
that the whole amount will mol probably exceed
$4,000. Notwithstanding the excitement in Wall
sueet Saturday their Express Of Saturday even
ing took up larger amount of money than usual g.,
showing that this accident has not shaken the public
conf ence. Letter received ~ them rum the Ro
chester agent yesterday morning, stating that the
police of that city have clue 10 the trunk, which
we sincerely hope may this have led To its re-
c0yery We are informed by officer A. M. G. Smith,
thai some months since he observed two well-known
regues ON d,feren, occasions in Wall sreelppposite
the ufices OF this firm aud oI Harnden Co, intent
ly watching their internal operations ind that he
kept close watch upon their movements but no.
thing transpired 10 warrant their arrest. Informs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

Per steamboat James l. Day from Hew-Oreans-
Mesdames Collins aud child. Sager, Fry and CHI lid,
Misses Dale, Nicol, Messrs Fry sager, Mriemo, and
Brooks Bell Hanson Foster, Weeks. Srngrr, Scott,
Garnlan. Cabot, Nisbei Livingston Capls Fullerton,
GrnnT, Wison-2l on deck.
Per steamboat Noxubee from Demopois-D Malone
and lady, Messrs McLennd, Parker James. Harris Fra.
1ier. Rain, Hyde, Spooner, Col Barney.
Per steamboat II Kinney from CnIdies Lsndng--Mrs
RaVesies and CHI ildren, lion e Calhoun, Messrs +
Calhoun. Thorpe, Borden, Caller, Wood, Payne; w
Boyle, Valentine, McNabh, Chidress WSems, Dumas, J
Martin, Capt j Crawford, Alien, Sempr.
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sEMl-wEEKLY REpoRT-MoBlLE MARKET


Tuesday EEESINo, Nov. 4.
CoTToN-our marke, continues very quiet, with
declining tendency In prices Sales since Friday shout
eoO0 bales of which Monday prices establish
ing decline OF fully an &c per ID. We quote mlddrg
&c; mid lair n a7s, f4ir to fully fair aGOosc Amer
The respec Ing the oregn got out nothing
done To-day, Tbs receipts have fallen of
sderaby aud stock shs now reduced TO some GO00
bales.
EXCHANGE Is misunderstanding 7i@s prem New
York GU days li@ozt dis, sight Checks
doors i0l dis-Bank rate !dts. A labaua notes 2!a3
dis. dull
FREIenTs-No transactions reported. Masters are
sitter, aud I'D hear been refused to Liverpool
coastwse DUH al &c per h.
SEVEN DAYsLArER-We are indebted 10 the courtesy
of commercial house In this city, the annexed par
Hcniars of the Liverpool MARKET received by the Great
Western steamer al New-York. These the tns
accounts received the NewYok Of the 2sth shy
ing nothing Of the steamers arrival. member of The
house which they enclosed here was is sup
posed, passenger by the steamer to New-York, and
Forwarded them thence Immediately arrival.
Cotton is again quoted lower. with extremely light
sales.
From The Brokers' Crcular.)
LIVERPOOL. Oct 10 lsi5.-Cotlon-The demand has
been more limited, aud the sales less than In ANY pre-
Nious week during the yrur, both the and specnln
tors having operated very sparng1 purchases have
consequ in some instances been made at decline
OF I'd per Id. Speculstors hpye taken $500 American,
and exporters 500 American and 200 Ptrnnmbuco The
sales of the week only 1880 bags. Mobile
ord TO mid 49, So G4td. lair good fair Al a4i good
hne 505!d Estimated stock 925 eco bags-agnnst 9C5,
$50 Inst year. Taken by the Trade from Jan. ls 10Th
Oct, lls74l0 hssslas rar $40 bags Taken ON
speculation this year 81 $50 against 4Oj $50 last year
LIvERPooL, Friday, Oct. lO-The dullness mar
ell still continues, md prices have again recede shade
n the current qualities Of American There has howev.
er, been letter attendance Of the Trade during the
few days but they have merely supplied their immed
wants Brszils und Egyptians moderate request
last weeks rates.
Spectators have taken $500 American, and exporters
500 American and 20U Pernam.
Sales Of the week, l6, $50 bags.
Prices this day-Mobe ordinary s4aid, mid Al AID,
mid fair Al 644d, fair 4id, good fair to due 4iG5ld.
imported this week. 2,lO bass-tolaI this year $780,
452-sams period last year, l.s26, 35g bags.
Taken for consumption. lls7. OO0-same lime last
year, l,Ol5OOo
Computed stock. 10th OCT. 1915, ye5, 2OO-lss, year
0os, 700 bne,.
Taken on speculation this year, 5is 760-same ilu.e
last year, 4O5, $50 bales.
Forwarded unsod this year, 5a79o-ss year $50 bs.
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MOBILE.

wednesday Morning, November 5, Is45,
The mails csme through Yesterday fteishied anh
buck papers from ali quarlers--frOs, New York ind
Boston to the 2?th, and rem Washington 10 the
2Sth nlt. Inclusive. We spent some two hours in
pouring over the mass, and though we found Them
10 contain nothing OF special Information, lbeY are
moi entirely barren Of interest
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SHIPWREcK.-The Norfolk Beacon OF Monday says
The ship Victoria. Of snlem Woodbury.. from Batavia
bound TO hew-fork, with cargo of $500 picul5 al
gar, $500 pcns coes and 20 or so tons ssppan wood
went ashore on Thuradaf evening" 23d ntimo, between
Nagg's Head and False Cape distant from Cape Henry
about 80 miles-Ihe wind blowing heavily at the time
from the N. Il. The capnin aud crew abandoned the
ship at about AM, and were taken on by the brig Pio-
neer, bound TO THIS port and Subsequently by the tot
Boat Aid Drummond from the Pioneer and arrived here
this morning At AM The v. had been in eaky cond-
ton for days aud the crew exhausted by
pumping When abandoned, the ship was in S or ia
thoms water, with feet water in her hold About eis
days previous her aband0nmeni third Of her car
go THAT portion betwe decks had been thrown over
board to tighten the ship. Ship aud cargo NO duub,
total loss.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

NEW .YORK-Per bark VIM d Jhmes-ass'ld mdso
NE WOaLEANS-Per schr Luuise-2Oo bbis flour, 10
do wifi kry. is do rice W do mob so do srk
do beet 80 coils rope, 90 SKIS corn iU kegs lard bales
matr, Z cks, q bXs claTet.
EW-ORLEA NS-Per steamboat J l. Day-lO hhIs
beef, -four, do whiskry 81 do moussts Is do mp
pies do pork 10 hhds bacou 80 pcs hasRng, 100 coils
rope. i hhds les rice, lUke2s lard Is bxs
bacro. 200 sprCie, casR bxs csre 20 sAs shorts
Al bx. lemons und oranges, kits fish, DC.
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wEGHcs.,.vS OF C.,.V,y0N

Per steamboat II Kinney fun Candies LaLdlng-Rives.
Battle co 100 bHles' Msudln Il Terrell "a; b + Du-
mas s0i eavens Mnlun- IA Carlisle II; Anderson
Il Dickson a Scott, OLgh & Go =; Andrews co s..
Per steamboat Nokubee fun Deniopols-A Led Hrd
d. CO 40 bHles Leaveus 4 Malone SO; Dickinson 4 Eus
It's 80; q Cook 2ii T Lesrsne 20i stooder Isl Isr-
well d Davis Isl Desha, smith CO ST Boykn Nc
Rae ~ Donald q MaIshall L Rupert d McLelIand |.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

TENNESSEE U. s. SENAToR.-The two houses
of the Tennessee legislature met the 2lst ult.,
for the purpose Of eecting Senator OF the United
States. Alter nine unsuccessful baotings, the
election WINS postponed TO the next day. The fol.
ing is the vote the first two balloings-'he
ninth not differing materially from The first
lst ballot-For Mr.. Turney IL; for MIR. Nichol-
son 40; for Mr.. Dunlap 7; for Mr.. Bell 36.
SON 80; for Mr.. Bell &c; for Mr.. G. A. Henry s.;
Milton Brown 2; J. c. Jones 2; w. II. Haskell
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

The Paris correspondent Of The Courier des
Etals Unis' says that Baron Roihscid of Frank
fort, prepared splendid fete, and sent three beau
fu carriages to Nayence, at the lime The Queen Of
England and her royal companions were expected to
arrive at that place, he offered lol their service.
When the carriages arrived, Prassan prince being
in commnnd of the ceremonies for receiving the
Queen and crowned heads, sent Rolhschild's carria
ges back with his compliments; stating that it had
afforded the royal severegns much pleasure to receive
his money, but they had no use for his carriages"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

We are requested by the committee having in
charge Inc arrangements for the reception Of Mr..
Calhoun, 10 say that ne will receive the calls Of his
friends and the citizens generally from ten 10 one
o'clock to-day, ut his rooms mt the Mansion House.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

IT FOR MAYOR-GEORGE E. HOLT Is announced
by his friends candidate for the Office OF Mayor at The
municipal election, and Is recommended 10
the sufIrages of his fellow citizens individual on
nenty qualified the Office and such, entitled to their
confidence and support. sepl3 20ltiet
~ We are authorized to announce CHARLES A..
HOPPIN Esq, Ms candidate for reelection to the OIL
flee of Ma, at the ensuing municipal election.
NJ The friends ofC. e. LANGDON announce him n
candidate for Mayor at the next municipal election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

The bos'onP's' says young attorney at law was
eowhidsd W 9 htleinan who has a Lad, sme vile.
L, Reis.nors, A>t wssk.
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SAILHn ron THIS PoRT-From Th0mas,Un, OcI. al
Brig Saline, Singer.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

HAY. &c-iiay, landing on Conf street wharf
A120 and / bbls Picked Salmon, Halhu, Fins
&c. For sale by
noy5 J. C. & ]. f. SMITH.
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FOR WETUMPKA

T Or " II z VI 7 u n
h. Es~ p The fine passenger steamer BELLE
Szzz ssSSaSE POuI.E, johnson, master, will leave
tor The aboye and intel mediate landings. on THIS
DAY. 9th instant, at E O'Clock pm.
For freight Or passage, apply on board or 10
no,5 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--November 8. Is45.


Schr Louise, Ledoux. i'm New. Orleans to MISTER
Schr Industry, Long, I'M New Orleans, 10 mister.
Steamboat l. Dns, Reynolds FIN Nrw.O Orleans.
Steamboat Noxnbee, Kinney, from DemopOs, with
l96 bales cotton.
Steamboat II Kinney. PoslIey, from Candls. Landing
with 232 bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

NEW RAISINS-50 boxes Bunch Raisns
~ so boxes Bunch Rasins, 50 l do do do
Landing from ship Cotton Planter and tor sale b,
nov5 BARRON, MEAD & co.
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h f~1fssgzeA, The new and yer, light draught
t1r11sSg==ezSs Sseamboat EUREKA, A. Leonard
- muster, drawing only 20 inches
water, viii leave for the above and all intermediate
landings FRIDAY, 7th, al 5 O'clock, PM
For freight or passage apply on board or to.
nnv5 M. WARlNC & co.
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nEXTER's WnI5KEY--lCO hbs Dex,er's
~ double recti6ed Wh,skey, landing from Creole
and for sale OH the whariby
nov5 F. w. Mccoy & JOHNSON.
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WTINES--75 or casks Port, Madeira, and NAL
w aga, for sale by
nov5 MARSHALL, ROWE h co.
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AY--l4O bales prime North River. for sale on
Il Conti-street wharf by
nov5 IL. RIVERS a. co.
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To Grocers and Country Merchants.
niRECT IMPORTATION OF MALAGA
~ FRUITS, WINES, &c---The Spanish Mis-
iico del Carmen, Capt. Pages, is expected to arrive
here between the 10Th and Goth inst. from Manga,
with full cargo VI FRUITS, WINES, Sc, con-
sisting IN part of Bunch Muscatel Raisns in whole,
half and quarter boxes; Grapes in Jars; Almonds,
Figs, Olives, Fiherts, Lemons, Prunes, Olive Oil,
Claret in casks, &C., SC; which will be sold on
landing To the trade on favorable terms.
nov5 ESLAVA, MURRELL g. co.
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HNEA-100 boxes, 6 lbs each, Imperial and Qua
Il powder, for sale ny
noy5 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
I EECHES-l box healthy Swedish, now land
IL ing and for sale in quaint suit purchasers.
noy5 MOSFI.Y & TUCKER, Druggist.
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A RROW ROOTS kegs Bermuda. the very
N best article for family use just received and
for sale by MOSELY 4 TUCKER,
nuy5 Druggists,
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETuMPKA
q CsDAs p The fine and ,s,, hahf drashI
$50 steamer NATIVE. Jsmus brainaTd
master. viii leave Tor die above and all Intermediate
landings on THIS DAY. 9th mat al . clock al,
For height Or passage apply to.
noy1 VI. WAhlRd "
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CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Boston, ocl 26- Bar
w T Wheaton, Martin.
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4 tOAL-Lstrpool orrel. loose and in casks
~ Camel do do
Peach Orchard do do
Red Ash do do
nnv5 for sale by E. G.. CENTER & co.
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SWEDES IRON--?00 tons assorted from ] to
- IL inches wide, in store and for sale by
a0v5 o. MAZkNGE Il co.
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I OST-A pair OF Gold SpecacIes. The finder
IL will be rewarded by leaving them NJ the Auc
ton Store of (nny5) {. w. Ogden.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
= e. r The fine steamer II. KINNEY,
SEssiiszaES9zZ.. PostIey master, will leave for the
above and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY,
the 7Ih inst. AT O'clock PM.
For freight or passage apply to
nov5 NJ. WARING & co
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ANDLES-l50 boxes Newhedford Sperm. w.
" K. Rodman's brand, landing and for sale low,
noy5 by BARRON, MEAD & co.
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CANTON FIRE CRACKERS--IO0 boxes land.
~ ing ex WIN and James, and for sale by
noy5 FOSDlCK & CHARLOCK. SO Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

M OUNCEY'S SuperlatIve Cream Ale, new
lv1 stock, landing and for sale by
nova W. H. BUNNELL.
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HAY-I5O bales prime North River Hay, land
noy4 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, SO Com.si.
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DUTTER AND CEEESE--l00 kegs Northern
Id and Western Butter; 200 boxes Northern and
Wesieren Cheese. for sale by
no,6 MARSHALL, ROWE & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

STANTON s. EROS, 81 Dauphin street. are
- now prepared to manufacture GentleInen's Clo-
thing 10 oruer, having engaged lashisnahle Gutter
from New-York.
They opening the latest style OF French
aud English Cloths, black and fancy Cassimeres.
the newest patterns Of Velveis, Cashmere, Satin
and Silk Vestings, which III be got up in the best
style. Gentlemen wanting their Clothing made 10
order will please give us a call. nov5
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DUTTER-l5 kegs selected Goshen, landing
ID and for sale by
noy4 &c. CENTER & co.
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TENO iIiRE--A young, aclive fellow, good Dray.
Il man. Also, an old Woman. Apply ri this
no,5 office to G. A. STUART
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FOR MONTGOMERY.

<PSPnv- D. The splendid new Passenger
w. s4.assafaaE steamer MARENCO. Capt. Ja4. }.
- 4 adams, will leave Tor the above ami
ali lnIermrdiale landings IN THIS DAY, The 9th
inst, al PM.
For freight or passage apply to
noy5 CAMPBELL, OWEN B. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-05

Ii becomes om ungrateIul duty this week 10 an
clis ing ministers OF England and France about
10 ek indie tho war in La Plata, which, through
similar agency, was kept alive from the battle oil
Arroyo urande TO the victory Mt India Muerlo.
This singular contradiction with the avowed object
Of their mission with difficulty be accounted for,
without offence to The honesty Of purpose of their
governments, OF to their own good sense.
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For NEW nRLEANE.

o. CABIN passage "a. Deck passage u oO
d~@s~ "a The fne new steamer MOHfEZU-
lS-F6sfk MA. krlly, master hut s<sSessly leT
e sAfhis trade. having been thoroughly
oyerlauled, sp,sd I"ersossd, snd mach improved by
the addition of tne asY.S Cabim, all :" Sfais
Rsors Heo BO.lprs, stc has resumed her regular Sc
mi weekly trips, md Will leave for Ne" Orleans on
FRIDAY, Tth inst, at 10 O'CLOCK AID.
For freight or passage, having fine accom- uoda-
tiuns, apply on board ar to
nov5 {. A GILBERT & BRO. SO Com At
0.~ Passengers desiring ii. will ta landed At lie
Rail Road.
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lNRAY FOR SALE--A second hand strong cot.
~ ton Dray, for sale low by
ooy5 c. A. STUART
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sacks, for sale low 10 close con-
- signment Apply To
npy4 f.. T.. CENTER Il CD.
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bacon, SUGAR & MOLASsES--lO casks
Id Bacon Sides and Shoulders
hhds Sugar, rs bbls Molasses
In store and for sale by
nov5 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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Pickles, Preserves, Jams.
u Jellies, Mustard, Sauces and Spices, put up in
the bes, style Landing from bark Sou'herner and
for sale nv Inov4l J. O'REILLY & co.
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IAY-25 bales landing ex-brig Acton and for
novs kosDICK a. CHARLoCK. SO Com.s,
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FOR DEMoPOLlS AND CHILEs' FERRY.
= e. r The fine, light draught double en-
CINE steamer NOXUBEE, II. Kim
ny, master, will depart for the above and inter-
mediate landings on THIS DAY, 9th. at 1 O'Clock
PM. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
CAMPBELL, OWEN, & Co, Agents,
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