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ASSENs:1etsE,

Per steamboat Fashion, FIN New Orleans-Mesdames
Seguin, iessing Miss Coad Coils Dent, Halter, Major
Marks. Caps Green Baldwin, Judge Ioichkiss Messrs
seguin, Hrssns Gray, Grrahlin Russell Nesmer, Coad,
Jones Bremet, Lyon, Hail. Jarvis McRae, Frazer Dou
glass, Andrews Bramner, Burke Watkins, Strong Gold
smith, McPherson Houston, Merritt. Walker, Mosely-9
deck.
Per steamboat Carolina from Coumbus-J ii Turner
and lady, DickersOn and lady, Mrs Tanner, Messrs
North. Wolff, White, Black. Cunningham Russell,
MasseTgill Garrett, Wilson, Leonard CoeHiun Taylor,
Ezell, Carlos, Lothrop. Lorain.
Per steamboat Tuskaloosa fun Tusca loosa-Mesjsmes
beckley, Adams, Smiley, Messrs vandyke. Morris Hard
wick, Campbell, Mayded, Smiley, Chlders. Evans, Tail,
Shea.
Per steamboat Bourbon FIN Tusca loosa--hIrs Phillips
Mrs Ctherel and child, Messrs Leievre Patterson, Sa-
wage, Hendrix, Hearn, LyttIe. Vaughn.
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FROM WAsHINeroN. One of the editors of the

FROM WAsHINGToN.-One of the editors of the
Morning News, writing from Washington, says:
"N0 nominations at all Of any consequence were
made to day. The President intends only to ill va
cancies al the present session Of e Senate In de-
terminlng On removals and appointments Which il
may be necessary TO make, hs intends 10 Iake tiS
time and Obtain the best information and ADVICE
which each case may admit Of In regard to New
York, you need not fear that such counsel will be
sought from any other quarters Than those known TO
possess the confidence ofits true and honest demo-
cracy. and truly and honestly to represent il.
"rhe idea that lopd and louder vocferation by
clamorOus demagogueions for Texas to be the
great and sole-sulicmg passport TO Executive favor,
now pretty well exploded. The Presidents Ina,,-
guration this subject is admirable, aad in perfect
accordance with the true democratic sentiment and
sense Of the North in regard to Texas.
1.-THE fact is sufficiently public to warrant al
usiOa 10 IT, that seats in the Cabinet had been ten
dered 10 both Mr.. Wright and Mr.. b F Buer--to
the former the Treasury, and 10 the latter the War
Department. Mr.. Wright is understood 10 have de-
cned from his view Of his obligations 10 ibe STATS
which has just elected hun lis eubernatorial chair;
and moreover. to decline the highest ofices 10 the
country is way Of his, which is certainly peculiar
10 him.
nMr. Butler is understood to have Iet himself
bound by hJs dyties to his family no, to leave his
present position in biz profession, for the strong
inducement thus addressed like to bis personal and
political feelings. He doubtless selected as the
first after Mr.. Wright to receive this offer, 10 copse-
ounce of his known peculiarly close personal Tela
tons towards Mr. Van Bu'en, for the purpose Of
exhibiting the most signal proof possible of 'hs Pre-
sident'siu sense Of the part which New York and
der great statesmen have borne in the recent con-
test, and of tbe relations consequently subsistng
their part towards bin, and his part towards
them Depend upon Il that there can never be other
than Of the cordial and confidential character;
and that Mr.. Folks sentiments on this subject, even
while gery properly standing entirely and bona Ode
q oof fio any GoDnexon, direct or indirect, with
Inc question Of Presidential succession, are such as
do equal honor to his heart sed head"
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The following Standing Committees were annOOn

Lie IOHOH1nb oAhHuihB
ced by the President of the Senate !
Committee on Foreign Relations-Mr. Allen, Chair
man, Mtssrs. Cass, Arthelion. Archer, aud Hnge'.
Finaaee-sir. Woodbury., Chairman meSsrs'
McDuflie, Evans, Benton, aud fhelps. =.
Commgce--Mr. Haywood, Chairman mesStS
Huntington, Dix, johnson. and SEWER =,
Manafaeturss MIR Dickinson, Chairman, Messrs
Sturgeon. Senlple, Simmons, aud Spe'ghu
Agricuhws-Alr. Sturgeon, Chairman mess'S
Semplr, BITES, upham, and Barrow: A.
Military Afairs-Mr. Benton, Hartman meSSrs
Hannegan. Dix, Crirendrn, and Phelps. s.
/ Mhs a MIR. Atchis0a, Chanm meSsrS' sen"
| Ele Fairf Id Barrow, and Co,wln' a..
N..tal Afairs-Mr. Fairfield Chairman meSS'S
Coquitt, j. M. CLAYTON, Mcnuiie, Dickinson.
| P,bGe Londs-Mr. Rreese, Chairman, messrs
SpaigM, Woodbridge. Ashley. and Jarnagtn.
| Revolutionary Ciaims-Mr Semple, chairman
Messrs. Jarnagin, Hannegan, Greene ana So"lu'''
Pirate Land (faims-Mr. flanagan. chairman
Messrs Semple Dayton, Johnson, and L. Layton
Indian A6airs-Mr. Sewer. ..hsirlna"' "e''''
Bagby, Morehead, Phelps, and Atch,son. ,....,
Cidims-Mr. Bagby Chairman Messrs mansu"
Semple, NJ Clayton, and Dickinson. II,
Jaiiciary-Mr Ashley, Chairman, Messrs' Hu
ger, Berripn, Webster, and Breese:
Post Office aud Post Roads-nlr. Niles, Oharn'a.'
| Messrs Surgeon sSemple. Simmons, johnson oil La
| Roads and Canq,s-Mr Aiherton, Chairman
Messrs. Lewis. Sturgeon, CROWN, aud ""odirugt
| PeAsionS-Mr. Dix, Chairman, messrs- Dates
Ashley, Miller, and Atchison ..
District of Coiumbia.Mr. Colquitt. Chairman
Messrs. Sewer, Miller, Johnson. oil Md AN" ""o'
| bury. a., u.,.
Patents and Patent OGce-sIr. Woodbridge
Chairman, Alessrs. Hannegan, Spc'ghi' S'urseo"
and Lewis
Retrenchn,eni-Mr. Lewis, Chairman MeSs's
Morehsad, DAYTON, Atheran, and Dickinson n
Territories Bagby, Chairman, Messrs. A''e"
i Evans, Levi. and J. NJ. Clayton.
Pablo BuitdingS-Mr. Dayton. ChaIrman' mes''S
Simmons, aud Bates, - :.
Contingent Fund ofthe Senats-Mr Miles, C"a''
man, Messrs, Breese, and Corwln.
Priating--Mr Atherton, Chairman, hiessrs Siul
mons, and Senple.
Bngrosssd Biiis-Mr. Speisht, Chairman. Messrs
Greene, asd Jarnagin
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An acl Of grace done by John 'Ty Ter before he
retired, which il gives pleasure to be able com
mend.
Capt. Newton, rs our readers know, was in CON.
mand of he U. $. steam ship Missouri, when she
was destroyed by fire in Gibraltar bay.
On bii return, Capt Newton was tried by a Cour
Martini, and sentenced 10 be suspended for som.
years, we believe. with the loss of pay during sus
pension.
Discipline. aud The nsages Of the service being vim
Dictated by this sentence, under which, moreover
Capt. Newton has heen suffering for several months
Mr.. Tyler in consider alton Of The excellent genera
character and past services of tins gentlemany AM
gallant officer, RENTED the remainder OF the time
suspensIon and he liz now restored and awaiting
ders.
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The mail yesterday brought da of the lOlh from N
York-from other points late as due.
There wis lille more activity in The cotton market
this morning, the Courier aud Enquirer OF the loi
aud 400 bales sold Prices continue IN favor oil
the buyer, as the receipts are unusually large.
The Herald Of the same date says: The cotton mar
ket this week gradually tended 10 favor the buyer,
leaving prices nj the close FULLY ic lower. We revise
our quotations Inf 4aD44; ord 4I4ai mid ST ISL good
mid 5L05i; mid fair 5ia5ic. stock 5000 bales.
Freights TO Liverpool steady at ad TO Havre &c.
Al PuIL.psLpHrA on The 9Th, there wa. no change in
the cotton Market the demand less active, the
weeks sales amounting only $40 bales comprising $50
baes Upland. ord 10 mid fair 5.M6i; 1870 do mid fair
L. ui.iana and Mobile al 81 a63; and the baance
packed and samples, 4lD5ac. Extreme 4!GO64c.-
The stock is moderate and comprises every quality ex
cept inferior, for which there is some demand
Liverpool classification Inf and ord 5ci mid 5I
So, good mid 6064, mid fair 6i@6l' fair 7aD74.
rAMBuRa, March 12-Cotton- We have no change TO
notice in prices that there Is better irelR "eng
buyers, with tendency upwards. Sae' ifOih ware
houses have been made to large extent since our a'.
report which continued to yesterdays aud good DE- a.
going forward Ia Charleston aud savannah Prices H.
day range foilows Ord 10 mid 4d4s mid lair 44mts;
iair 4I good fair 5GD54c per 10. choice lot Would
bring sic.
COLUMBIA. March I2-Co,ton-since our last report
there has been slight variation in the price oi our sta
PIE. We quote principal safes Al from 10 sac.
very fine 10, would bring 54c There is not much com-
ing into market
The FINANCES OF DEsMARK-We dnd in the German
papers the OF the revenue aud expenditures o
The Kingdom aud Dukedon Of Denmark, IN follows;
Revenue for IS44. Doilnrs. l6,73S, i4S
Expenditures for 1914. - ..l6,430,e6L
Excess of Revenue 3U7. 26g
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COTTON CARPErs.-Tbese hard times have rul
people To many economical shifts, and these "slfs'
tnrn, have pu, some folks TO inconvenience. No
longer than last week, "A gentleman who had been
Tor several months counting lady. for her fortune
81 with REV. The girl astOnisied, but not SO.
her mother. The good woman thinking he was IA
1ercenary, bought cotton wove carpet, and spenI
one whole evening ia talking TO her ,iaughte, Is love-,
about the ''hsrd ti,nes,'' 10 Illustration of which,
she io'nted 10 her cotton carpet. "Nuf ced.' The
gentleman was of 80 XII f
'.Mother.' was he young girls question, "wmt
is the reason Mr.. X. has 10, saken me?"
"My de he is Poor bimse IT, nnd Of course. (ponr.
ing 10 the carpet, he makes 40 aduanoss ON cotton
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THE EsetfsH APPREkrIcL system The
Demalara papels ANNOUNCE ibe arrival al Berbice OF
the British ship Roger Stewart, op The 20lh Of Jam
vary, with s4s Attiean Emisrans from Sierra Leon
The Berbice Gazette saysi "the arrival created a
great sensation, and every face bore token Of the
satisfaction the event occasioned" Doubtless, these
are some Of The free iaborsrs the British about ill.,
Producing in their coonies-lhe captured, condemn.
ed AND sppsniced cargoes of the slave vessels taken
by, and aTler c0nfnewent at Sierra Leone, instead
oil being restored to use hoWes and that freedom
fiom which phanthropjsls aIlege they have been
torn, are re shipped across the ocean to toll in Brit
sh colonies under The ''na,ne' ofapprenticss.
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The FRIENDL Ess.--lt is strange and sad thai
society does afford stay, support, those who
are left alone in the wide world; nay nay, more
that to be 80 left seems in great dgree to sever
the bond between us and society. ''He must have
some friends. Let HIM apply to them," we are APT
to say whenever of these solitary comes be
tore us whether il atvice, assistance, or defence
that is needed. "He must have some frends!" Ii
is phrase in use, and in our own hearts we
60 on TO say, IF he has not he must have lost Them
by his own ault,' and yet how many events may de
prIve man, and much more frequently woman, Of the
only friends possessed.
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SC. w, A. SCOTT.

The Pittsburg Post, speaking Of the 800 06C
raised for Mr.. Webster in Boston, and which IL
10 revert to the shrewd donors their heirs, upon
his decease says;
'We shall not deny the right Of the almoners to
the money which III ey generously dropped upon
the Webster plate, although We don't believe the,
earned 1t themse selves. But, however and,spoied and
indlsputable their right to the money may he, ,e,
have no right to expend it in corrupting the public
men Of The counry--they have right to '.contan.
nate by base bribes,' man called to perform the
high and honorable functions of a Senator Of the U
States. The contributors to the Webster subscrp.
tinn are as aa,enable to society for the manner in
which they lavish their wealth, other set 0,
men WHO as their means TO lps prejudice OF the com
monweah, either moral, Or politically"
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MoRsE's TELEGRAPH.-Ibe New. York Ex
press says: "The register Of Prof. Morse's Tele
gy9p}, situated in The over our office, was ope
rated yesterday morning during the shower of rain
by the galvanc actol Of qpe of the metallic roofs to
which the wire was ATTACHED, in the line from this
terminus to that at the Lycenm The eIssirjejty de.
yeioped by this roof was sufficient to producs bold
and legible characters on the paper, and worked
with the same regularity aud precision as when con.
Pectef With the battery. Any Of our readers feeling
scientific interest IL IBIS matter can learn all the
particulars BY aPP.lng 70 Mr. Cornell, the Supern.
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GONSEGNEtE EOS

Per steamboat Fashion, from New Orleans-M Wa
ring CO; iiumphries Walsh co; Barron, Mend Il ca;
Rugeey, Mann q CO; T Miller Il CO; Graham q Son;
O'Rellly co; Blocker & Haden Fowler Jr Hull Il
Son; a jones' Marshall Rowe IL Coz Thorn; T.
l. Andrews COS L Toskins; freeman Il Bolton; Fulli-
owe, George co; w Mccoy & co; Campbell Owen
d CO; Finlay & CO; w n Red ,ood S w Allen; Ddu-
iels s. Brady Washington & Callahan; G Wood L Ho
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THEATRE The beautiful musical drama Of
The Forty Thieves will be played tonight for the
last time this season, in which piece our young fayo.
r,e, Miss Coad. will appear for The first time since
her return from New Orleans, whilher she wen. to
aid the Sesu'ns 10 tbe production of their operas.
The drama of the Little Devil will commence the
evenings enterfa nmenis.
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1t is stated that the edict of the Emperoy Of Rug
STA Tor the removal Of the Polish Jews of Siberia has
been suspended, and will probably never be acted
upon. owing TO the interference of Sir Moses Monte.
fore and otEers.
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0G-The formal resignation Of MIR. BUCHANAN,
u s. Senator from Penns, yanja. has been laid be-
fore the Legislature of that State. The Hossa of
Representatives fixed on Thursday 27tb, far filling
the vacancy. The Senate will nrobaby concur.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

AN OLD SCHOLAR The Emperor Of China sem
down a member Of the Royal family to Annoy. La.
sumner, to obtain from the Reg. Mr.. Abeel, Amer
can missionary. iuII knowledge cf Geography. The
size Of iiie Various countries, their lacalty, &C. The
ssionary gladly communicated all the Information
desired. The United States, England and Franco,
appeared I" interest The aJd tartar more than any
other countries.
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MARRIED-At Grove Eiii Clarke co , on Tuesday
llth inst by lion. Judge Powers, Mr.. ARcHD. smoo1
OF this city to Miss SARAH ANN. eldest daughter OF
am Kemball, Esq.
In this city, on Friday morning, 9Th inst. by Robt d
virgins. Esq, Mr.. RICHARD WALTON TO Miss MAReA.
RET A. GRIFFIN, both of this city.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--March IS, 1916.

CLEARED.
ship EPaminondas. Lambert, for Liverpool. by Jno n
TOuiIiin.
ship Venice, salter, for Havre, by Bsrnewall Il Wan
Bark Tha nes Prince for Providence, by T Il Church.
Bark John odlin. Hanover for Boston, by II Rivers
& CO.
Spbrig Josefta, Arazo, for Havana, by G IeHaron.
SIP Polacre Lince, Marstany, for HAVANA by Eslayu
MuIreil & CO,
ARRIVED.
Br ship Windsor Castle, laney. from Liverpool, 10
master.
steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, I'm Ne W Orleans.
steamboat Bourbon, Case, fin Tuscaloosa, with 4lO
bales cotton.
Steamboat Tnskaioosa, Lavergy, I'm Tuscaloosa with
500 bales cotton ~
Steamboat Waverly, Smith, from Waverly, with 73g
bales cotton.
Steamboat Carolina, Carroll, from Columbus, with
1882 bales cotton,
Wells fiat from BiRbee, With 300 bales eoiion.
Shelby's fiat I'm Noxubee. with 242 bales cotton.
Morrison's fiat I'm Noxubee, with 1873 bales cotton.
ARRIVED HENCE-At New York, 9Th inst--Ship Michi
Mason, Is DAYS; bark Rose Standisb a.
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We regret TO leurn by letter from Charlestowr,
that the wife Of The Hon. JAS. A. PEARcE died OF,
Saturday. Mrs P. bad been dangerously i'll for some
time, which had kept Mr.. p. from his seat in ,he U
States Senate. -IBalt. American.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

Letter FROM EURoPE.--Mr. Grand, wi,
writes quote below from Graham's Magazine
il keen and wel-trdvelled observer and his lete
will I've read with amusement and instruction: u -t
Or real beauty one sees but little in Paris. Out Q
Twenty ceS, Ten III least may be said be less tina
indifferent, five rat9 pfetl,, three toleraby so, on
quite So and be last one ian agreeable esnregsjon.
OF that radiancy and transparency, that arle polis
which one sees in London or % England generally
not trace ia 10 bs found on This side of The channel
But then, even in England II is only HE higher class
IS who eau boast Of beaury the countrnanaes of Nh
laborng orders nowhere more delorlned and de
graded than even there. .
But after all there is city in Europe where 70,
see such leyions Of handsome women as IN Broadway
or in Chestnut strss, where youth and beauty are NJ
most uniformly united. The miners Of PhiadeI
pha more beauty than all the SIX Of ibs
French ''modisfes" can show Of by candle light
You meet frequently handsome foot-n pretty hanc
fine eye brows-coral lps-a pretty neck-a fin.
waist-long jet hair-pearl teet'--a round arm, sc
but you scarcely meet these things, or any
her Of Them, in one aud the same person A File Oh
sculptor told APE that he required twenty eight diff
ept models 10 make Venus, and that after all hii
goddess had very pgy Toes, WHICH he could not even
supply from imagination.
As 10 form, no women IN tho world are equal "a
our own American. If the Greek model is YET to be
found on earth, il 10, I AM sure, IN Philadelphia
and the Eastern Shore Of Maryhud. Fools HAYS
said that they are deficient in enbonpoint, but the
Tue poetry Of figure consists in being proportions
ed diat nothing can be added without destroying the
harmony Of ~ ibe paris. and nothing taken away
without exhibiting 4 deficiency. This, too, is the
reason why our American women fade sooner than
the European Take y syilaIIe away from poesy,
and you destroy the ,hytm, prose essays can he
handled in any wa, without losing much of their III
fractions Tie fact ,s, scarcely saw 4 woman on
wv Continent Of Europe that could not spare. or dis.
poss Of twenty additional pounds without suffering
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

FATAL AFFRAY.-An affray occurred in Wool
vi lie last Monday, between Jos. b. Tut und S. 8.
Horton, in which the former was killed by pistol
shot: Mr. Horton has been held to bail in The sun,
Of 1000 dOlars.-[ Cahawba DEMOCRAT
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question Of snsaiipg law to put stop To slayehold
Ing on the paf OF persons resident n Massachusetts
is now snder cons liberation BY a joint Gommjtee O
the legislature. An ACT has been prepared for pre-
saniaon 70 the committee, which provides that an,
resident IN the coPDleawealh. who shall for tht
space ofope month, ~b,:le % residing, Knowing!
partial or entire 10 any hp@ag being o. i slays
whether for life or for Term Of years, in any pari 81
the world shall forfeit and pay to the uss Of The eou.
monwealth for every slave claimed or possessed
the oftwo hundred dollars with costs of prose
cpliqn, agd The fuI Their oil two hundred dollars
Said possession Or claim shal b continued.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

09- 70 The Voters Of Mobile county We are ATT
thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON Ms IA
ca ndidate for reelection to the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. lebS 60iiles
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

Mr.. Browoson, in bis last quarterly says, "ihere
"a party, and large o,r, too, in this country.
who think that in every subject of difference With
foreign p"wer, the United Slstes must necessarily
te wrong
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashinn-26 bbls
molasses, 10 do whskey 1870 do Hour 80 do potatoes
hi do beef do 20 hhds sugar. 49 do bacon, 2le coils
rope, 4 pcs baggng 1872 SKIS corn As do coffee 45
I.rd
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

o. JACOB MAGE is recommended BY his
friends, candidate for the office of County Clerk
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

Ex-senator BATES Of Massa, husetts, Is sew, relv
i'll al Washington of IL "lung fever"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

NOR SALE-A first rate NEG O GIRL, good
Il cook. washer and ironer, raised il Mobile cbun-
~ by Creole family IL not sold at private sale she
will be offered at public auction on the first Monday
Of April next, in front Of the Court House doors
For further particulars. apply The norsh east
er Of Dauphin and Dearko,n streets. mills s2yids..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

COL offer my name 10 the voters Of Mobile county
as candinate for the office Of County Clerk, the
ensuing August sleeIjon.
JanI5 30ie EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

R-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce
him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile county, al the election on the
first Monday Of August next. iaal4 3Ste@
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public meeting of The citizens Of Charleston has
been held to welcome Mr.. CALHOUN, on his return
to South Carolina.
The New York Herald states that large number
Of persons in that city have snited in invitation
to Mr. CALHOUN, to visit Eew-York and parIake
of public dinner.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

II seems thai portion Of the wing press, not con-
tent with the aborve effort of the CLAY Club in New
Orleans. to iniure the standing of the Rev. DIR.
ScoTr of that city, have changed their ground of at
tack, and are now representing him having viriu-
ally admitted that lie had done Mr.. Clay injustice,
nasnuch as he had retracted charges alleged have
been made against that gentleman during the late
Presidential canvass. The following card from DR.
ScnTr places the matter on The right footing:
To The Editor Of the Registr:-
Dear Sir,-l see in the National IsteHigencsr and
also in other papers, that my name is set down among
others that said Ia have EXTRACTED charges
made ag inst the Hon. Henry Clay in the late Presi
DENTAL canvass. THIS is altogether "A mis- AXE. So
far as il regards myself 1T is NOT True. | have
never RETRACTED, changed, or modified in the
slightest degree, IN any way, at any time, single
word or syllable that | ever said or wrote about MIR.
Clay.
lnasmuch as the newspapers have dragged my
name before the public, desire that this correction
should he made public also. | hope all the newspa-
peers that have fallen into tins or, will do the
justice to publish this Gard IHAvE NEVER RE-
rRAcTED ANY THING THAT EVER SAID OR
WROTE ABOUT Mr.. CLAY.
Yours respectfully, SC. w, A. SCOTT.
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3O7,263


HAVRE-Per ship Vence-2l73 bales cotton.
HAVANA-Per Sp Poacre lince-367 bales cotton.
HAVAkA-Per Sp brig losrha-232 bales cotton
BUSTON-Per bark John Odlin-457 bales cotton, 5
PROVlDENCE-Per bark Thames-909 bales co,lon
bales and la COW hides 249l pipe slaves so bxs Candles
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

0S9I respectfully announce myself as a candidat,
(or Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, a
the ensuing August election.
mhS SIlf I w LANG
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90 The undersigned ANNOUNCES himself as a can.
didate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun
ty, at the ensuing August election.
ian17 4lte JACOB s. MARSH.
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port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the
County Court, at the election in August next.
ianIR 1nleH
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-18

0D-We are requested to announce EDWARD B.
GALE as candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
at the ensuing election. mill