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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

The undersigned respectfully calls The attention of country mer- chants, planters and saddlers to the large and well assorted stock of Saddlery and Saddlery Hard ware, which he is now opening and which lie offers for sale al prices to suit ibe times.
 The made up work is all man . ufactured in inc cifv of Philadel l.
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pha, of the best materials, and the Saddlery Hafd- ware is of direct importation.
 The following comprises in part ihe assortment :- Saddles and Brides, of every variety of style, Bri- de Filings, Martingaes. Saddle Bugs of all inds, Whips, Coach, Gig. Dearborn Wagon and Drs,y Harness, Skirting Harnes ss. Bride and Band Leatfi CT, Gin Bands, assorted sizes, Plough Brides, Col lars. flames. Trunks, Top Hides, Morocco, Calf ard Saddle Trees. of all kinds, Varnish, Coach Trim mings. &c., 8c. large assortment of Saddler's Tools.
 He invites purchasers call and examine and com- pare his goods and prices with those of other esab- lishments, before purchasing elsewhere.
 nOv2S 24SCmo ;. BOUIJEMET
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HI AVANA GIG A R s
 CONFECTIONERY, ,'t-


 CORNER CoNTIAND ROYAL STREETS,
 es ..st..l Opposite the Mansion House. VNHE subscriber thankful for past fayors, and soli Il citous for continuance of the same, begs leave to inform his friends and the public general, that he has just received direct from Havana, large as- sortmen of Cigars ofthe best quality, in connexion with large quantity of Confectionery of his own manufacture, from the best materials All which he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms for cash wholesale and retail. e sz
 Also--on hand as usual, a plentiful supply of Ho ''"saH' . < GEO. SCHUMACHER N. B.--Cakes for Partles or Weddings made to order. 3 sf-d H my5 132tf TOMMlSSION BUSINESS.--The subscriber NJ offers his services to the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of their family necessaries. Con signments of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly and carefully attended to- a' noys 226tf i;EORtiE q. HENRY. II AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE will prac- A tice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu. ary the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those counties. .ia- -iI ei ssl1.t H l .al tsi3 s2 Messrs. CAMPBELL and CHANDLER will attend to the issuing of writs for me during my present ab nov7 229t,f l5ala J.W. LESESNE. 1T AW NOTICE-JoHN w oopwAR R and Tao
 
 tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, vix,- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa Benton and Taliadega; also, in the Supreme Court O. Office at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky 1T MEN CANBRIC HANDKERCHlEFS, EM- A BROlDERIES, &c,--DANIELss & BRADY have received per Rose Standish large supply of the above goods, consisting of b .fllg'sN 10 M
 Rich embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs N d Reyierre work and hem stitched doua t
 Tape border and colored border de ibe i
 New style embroidered Capes and Collars ieW New sty Ie embroidered Chemizettes si sisbiad4a.
 Infanl's embroidered Robes and Frook Bod,es Embroidered Robes for evening dresses e5.;i ts Tarlston Muslins, s-4 wide, for evening dresses
 Embroidered Swiss and Organdy Muslns ra s Thread Laces, Edgings and InsertinRs i z Plat Laces, Edgings and Inserting, style
 Lisle Laces, Edgings and Insertngs aas 1..lifa Swiss Muslin, Edgines aad Insertings tiar4l
 Jaconet musiny, Edgings and lnsertings
 Worked Muslin Banda and figured Netts
 Ladiet' emhsodsredpIo long and short kid Gloves F Gentlemsn's silk, kids buck and thread do | ~ Ladies' silk, cotton and merino Hosiery ,s., Missess and chiidren's HosiAey. all descripiions 0Ig Gent's. Hose, Half Hose, Suspenders & Soarfi Silk pocket Hdkts, black silk Crasats Also-Gimps Fringss, Ribbons. etc. janso z Ca I
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

to be chiefly devoted to ihe dispensing of Family Me- dicines From their long experience in the business in this city, they have perfect knowledge of the medicines in general use, and their arrangements able them to keep fresh supply constantly on hand. They can assure all those who may favor them with their custom, that the strictest and attention will be paid to Physician's prescriptIons; and they will warrant all their preparations to be made ac- cording to the most approved method of the day. A large assortment of Periumery and Fancy Arii- cles; Hair, Comb Tooth and Nail Brushes, ana splendid article of Ladies' Curl Brushes just receiv- ed The old establishment at 35 Government street will be continued usual, where full supply of every article in their line will be kept al wholesale and retail. Country Merchants and Planters will find ii to their ineros, oail and exam'"e ,ho;r stock beautiful variety of Flower and fresh Garden and Field Seeds just received.
 NORTH & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail
 jan4 Druggists, 35 Government and 80 Royal sts
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APOTHECARIEs' HALL,

No. so Royal sfrea. ....- R * 5; $: :: - Mansion Hnnse under Ihe allnye name.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE. THE NEW-YORK EQUITABLE INSUR- Il RANCE COMPANY continue 10 take risks at the usual rates of premium agains loss damage by fire, buildings and merchandze, cotton in ware houses. etc.. in Mobile and vicinity -,4l .-.
 LAMBERT SuYDAM, President JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary. r N' Directors. -,.i Abm. G. Thompson, Silas Holmes, a -r Lambert Suydam, Shepherd Knapp,
 Robert T. Smith, Christian H. Sand,
 Paul Spoford, Henry Yates,
 Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous,
 James E. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, Loseph Bouchaud, John Q. Jones,
 John r. Nesmith, George Rapely. D h Joseph W. Duryee. Henry Rowland. James O. Ward, James Gillepsie, Gardner A Sager All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid. noy22 242 F. B. CLARK, Agent. AT Water-st.
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KNAPP x SCHULTZ,

KNAPP lE SCHULTZ,
 General Anction and. Commission Merchants,
 No. 49 Dauphin-street. Mobile, Alabama.
 UT subscribers having taken the above estab- lshment for the purpose of transacting the General Auction and Commission Business in all iis various branches, are now ready to receive consignments {; and any goods consigned to them for sale will meet with prompt attention. Du-LiberaI advances made on all kinds of merchandise. 4.I,.s.. ..
 REFER TO- J.B. Rathbone & Col 2 M S. StetsoD y Isaac Monroe & Co. Goldsmith & Haber, o D. E. Aaron & Co. Q W. E. Sackett & Go 2 A.L King, Cullen & Smith, Edward Leon, tl
 jan7 ..L D. D, Dickey,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20
THUSRDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 20. IS45
BUSINESS CARDS.
M. MAXWELL. 4 AUcTTON AND c 1MAfSSION MERCHAN. l'3t MoNTaoMrRV Alabama

BUSINESS CARDS.
 M. MAXWELL, HUTTON AND COMMISSIONM NMERcHANT,
 MONTGOMERY. Alabama. Messrs. Harris, Clayton & Co,
 Freeman & Bolton, uopur
 Wilson & May, dec1llfg c. Gascoisne, Esq.
 THOMAS H. CHEEVER, OMMISSION MERC CHANT. declO No. 40 Commerce-street -- JAMES A. HOOPER, COMMIS SION MER CHI "A MT, noy26 No. 40 St. Michael-st-MOBlI.E, ALA. HRNJ, M BRADFORD JAMES E. SAUNDERS. BRADFORD & SAUNDERS,
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Havs removed 10 No. ' St. Mchaei-st.-MoBILR. nov2l 24ltf
 SAM'L B. HOWE,
 WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, . s No. Is DAUPHis STREET, MOBILE. nov4 2tf
 C.a.MPBBLL, OI.B.n. & co.
 SHEA M--B DAT AG ENTS GENERAL C0MMISSIoN MERCHANTS, e72FRoNT AND 70 COMMERCE STREET. All Goods ,s;iI bs Reespsa aad Forvardsd free ns Ghsrg4' septle 2ostf
 JOHN PHILLIPS.
 COMMISSION MERCHANT,
 AND AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON, References MOBILE, Alabama. Hon. BenJ. Gorham,
 Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Ros,o, M.ss James Villa, Esq.
 William Davis, jr. Esq.
 Messrs. Spoford, Tileston & Cd, New-York. Charles W. Storey, Esq.,, Havana. nov27 j. H. RIVERS. ------ CHARLES H. CHURCH
 J. H. RIVERS & %. Auction, Commission X Forwarding Merchants Corner of Commerce and Conti-sts. -MOBILE. 05-Will make liberal advances all Goods signed to them for sale; also will make very ibe- ral advances on Cotton and Staves consigned to their friends in Boston. dec4 ~ GEORGE G. HENRY, FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION vl MERCHANT. ians No. 67 Commerce Street. Mbiie. -ias l. A. c. JAUDEN,
 COMMISSION MERCHANT, EsLAv.. MuRRELL & Co.,. Mobile. jans -.. c. W. DORRANCE,
 (Saccessor 10 /. Rea) Will continue to do an Auction and Commission bu. siness at the old stand. No. 16 Water-st. mh7 slt
 EDW. B. GALE, -.I. AUCIION OFFICE in Royal streef-opyosite fhe Mansion House, .H 0o- Is prepared to give his time and atteR,on to all business in his line. nova 222tf
 F. B. TYLOR. AUC7YONEER-No 4, Hagan's Buildngs. H A ,45. 5f. ga CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. p Respectfully renew teRder of his services to lis orner patrons and the public, for he sale of sr0cks, REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTToN, FURNITURE, &c.,. with an assurance of giving prompt attention any us ness confded to his care. nov4 22af . SMITH, DABNEY & co -. WHOL ESALE GROCERS,
 Commerce-street, Mobile, Ala. James Smith,
 Jno M. Dabuey,
 Wm. A. Smith, 156tf
 WARE & CHEsBROUGH, |. CD. ta GROCERY MERCHANTS, No. Commerce-street, Mobile, Alabama. Edward M. Ware, Aaron c. Chesbrough, i3 27tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

Il pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms as any other office in the City, They will insure
 or brick buildings and thelr in Mobile and its vicinity, the customary ,aies of premium v V .Cr1 a sd D. 0. CENTER & co.
 ! a5 Corner of Commerce & Cont sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

sa FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. FTNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- u NY of HARTFoRD, CONN continue to insure buildings oi Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and it's vcinites, against loss or damage by fire. Also to take marine and river rIsks the most favorable terms. '
 The Agent of this Company has full power and soon as the requisite proof of the same is submt- ted to him, without reference of the claim to the of flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with pronptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent, si 7
 oct2l ''' 5'it' Sl. Michael st. e
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Philadelphia satEdIery Warehouse. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

No. ? Danpiin .t,ret. 2d door atore cOmmertt sir,
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TNSURANCE-The Augusta Insurance and Bank take FIRE, MsRIKE and RIVER risks on the most favorable terms. .'.-5; .f i5 .snaop hr
 Insurance may be had on Frame or Brick Build ings, Merchandise, Prodnee, &e. n any part of the city or its vicinity. I. o. Di BOSE, Agent; .
 oct26 S9 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

INSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-The subscri- Il bers, agents for tbe Coniributionship Insurance Company of New York. continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchan,lize. &c.; also River risks reasonable rates of premium. This is an old estab- shed Company. worth $500, 900 capital paid in, and a large surplus 10 meet losses %
 iail3 - HUNTINGTON A CIEYEIAND. U
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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

F. B. TYLOR, AUCIIONEER-No 4, Hagan's Buildngs. I t A .44. il4 Yaa CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. J Respectfully teRder of his services to lis ormer patrons and the publc for he sale of sT0cks REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTroN, FURNITURE, &c.,. with an assurance of giving prompt attention any tus iness conided to his care. nny4 22Sf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

THOMAS IT. CHEEVER, MMISSION M ER C HANT, declO No. 40 Commerce street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-20

MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY--of6ce MI No. 34 St. Francis-st insures against Fire Marine and River risks.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
LANCASTER, SATURDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1915. NO.

for he heard the Judge calling after
him.
Wei, what's wanting now, I'd like
to know?' snarled he.
'Oh, nothing very particular re-
piled the Judge, 'only | thought that,
perhaps. as you had let me have the
two dollars, that perhaps you might
want receipt.
Mr.. Tarbox ground his teeth audi
bly,, and as he turned away, som ething
very much like Il swearn found its way
out. Mr.. Tarbox was deacon in the
church, though. So it could not have
been that.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
FIom ne Knickerboeker.
F,eeesrg n Lawyer. or Taking ise-
CENTS.
All i a'ways safe 10 receive money"

II 500 ~ $500
"There nowr' that'll do tolerably
well. said Elkanor Bunker, musingly.
Chitty in there, aud Starkie next beside
il. and my Lord Coke, and bis devoted
admirer, Sir William, on the shelf
above and then the Reports--Kirby,
Day, Root. and Connecticnt-we'il
striag them along here. Who says,
now, there amt considerable law on
these three shelves? And who that
didn't know would suppose that those
few books cost me something short OF
one hundred federal dollars, fer which
sum old Spicer has my promise topay"
A rash promise that, all things consid-
ered;" and EIkanor sat down to reflect
on rash promises in general, and his
own in particular.
Elkanor Bunker was lawyer; new
ly fedged and as yet without a client.
His shingle with
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

What Mert?-The process Of hat r.
ing eggs by steam, is unquestionab.y a
great hen labor-saying invention, and
yet it does not give satisfaction to "A
certain class Of varmints. 1t seems
that the cats have taken the matter in
hand, and instead Of raising kittens,
have gone TO Matching out chickens. -
A late London paper says that Mr..
John Milne, near Oldham, has fc-
male cat which has haichcd five hens
eggs; five chickens cane out Of the
eggs. The cat takes great care Of
them, and they we're all alive at last
adyIces.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
THE OLD 'UU.

A late New Orleans paper says
We dined with friend near this city
a few days since, and the desert con
sisted in part, Of five varieties Of
grapes, three OF figs, water melons,
musk melons, four kinds of cantelopes,
peaches, apples, pears, three species OF
plum, pomegranates, pecans and iil.
bcrts, oil grown on the premises. The
punch was made Of lemons in the gar
den, and the banana trees were bending
with the unripe fruit.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

An intelligent traveller in Ireland
recently remarked one popularity Of
the people. lie says every peasant |
met asked me the same question,name-
~: ',0hGt time Of day IL ,oas' An
Irish gentleman bet a dozen OF claret
with an English officer that he would
ride from Cork to Mallow on mar
kct day, without being asked this
question-and won, too--simply by
putting the question himself before
any other person could do SO.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

The amount of nails made in the
United States is estimated TO be fifty
thousand tonsl Forty thousand casks,
or four million pounds Of nails are an
nually made by the Boston Company,
at the Mill Dam. Estimating the
number Of nails at 100 to the pound,
the number here made daily, will be
about two millions; ard estimating
this number 10 be but The 25lh part Of
those male in TIE United States, fifty
millions are rnade, sold and used every
day.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11


The following graphic description Of
an old English town is from The pen OF
Willis. Itgives also some idea Of the
old fashioned English pocr-houses--
now generally outcf use there.
81 took yesterday an afternoons
country driyet5 a neighboring to Yn.
with no idea Of Iind..g any tang Of
noteworthy interest, bat it strikes me
that one OF two little matters that made
a mark in my memory, may be worth
reeording. Eag'aad il SO paved and
hedged with matter Is thials shout,
that you can scarce stir without pencil
ling by the way.
81 strolled towards a very pictur-
esque church while the ladies' Of my
party were shopping. The town
Abingdon is iumbled-up, elhow-y,
crooked old place, with the houses all
frowning at each other across the gut
tiers, and the streets narrow and intri-
cate. The church was rough antique.
with the mendings of a century or two
on the originally beautiful turrets and
windows, but as walked around il,
came upon the church-yard hcmmedin
at awkward angles by three long and
venerable buildings Two Of these
seemed TO have been built with pro-
per reference to the climate; for the
lower stories are faced with covered
galleries, wherein the occupants might
take the air, and yetbe sheltered from
the rain. Through the lower arches of
one of the galleries, saw couple of
old men pacing up and down, and on
enquiring of one of them, found it
was poor house Of curious as well as
ancient endowment-th the funds being
devoted 10 the support Of twenty-five
widowers and as many widows. What
else, besides being left desolate) was
necessary to make one n recipient OF
the charity, could not learn of my IN
formant. lie ushered me, however,
into his apartment, and charming lit
tie rubbishy, odd angIed, confused cup
board il was! could not but men
tally congratulate him on the differences
between his SRagge'y for one (for
each man had niche to HIMSELF and
the dreadfully whllewashed halls, like
new churches that have never been
prayed in, in which the poor are else
where imprisoned He had old shoes
laying in one corner, and smoked
print stuck against the wall, and things
hung up and stuffed away untidily,
here and therein short, il looked like
h0mei The whole building was but
arrow of these single rooms, long,
one storied and narrow structure, and
behind was a garden with portion d.
vided otto each prisoner-his window
so near that he could SIT in doors and
inhale the fragrance from flowers of his
own tending. rather think every
man was his own turnkey and super
iutendant.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

.Aaecdote.-Judge D. was re-
markable for his wit, as well as for
other talents. Atone place where be
attended court, he was not well pleased
with his entertainment ut the tavern.
On the first day Of the court, a hog I'M
der the name Of pig--had been cooked
whole and laid on the table, No per-
son attacked it. IL was brought the
next day, and the next, and treated
with the same respect; and it was on
the table the day on which court adj
iourncd. AS the party finished their
dinner, the Judge rose from the table
and in solemn manner addressed the
clerk, mr. Clerk said he, 'dismiss
that hog upon his own rccognizancc
until the first day of next term. He
has attended so faithfully daring the
present term, that don't think it will
be necessary to take any security
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

A farmer who had all along suppos-
cd himself citizen OF Canada, but
who was turned over to Vermont by
TIE running Of the late boundary line,
declared himself highly pleased with
the change, because Canada was cold
err than Vermont.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

As general rule those who have
full stomachs have empty heads, while
those whose stomachs 60 a-begging,
have rich minis. The glulton has no
more intellect than donkey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-25
Wdi,ss Letters from London.

As there are some o! our readers, we have no
doubt, who take an interest in the gossip on the
HtAer-sile Of the waters. we cannot afford them q
more pleasing variety, aside from politics. than by
occasionally laying before them the letters of y. p
Willis, Who is now in the old country. We give
below the first he a4 written, which is taken from
the New York Mirror.
"Ata tie rrfer has this rrorld for ,ls,afy fur
dGys-Ih' pasSsEg6Ts Of the BTifoHa The dlFsTeHe..
teieSsH tee ArseTiea. and EHssa Custom house ee.r
The i-lrlIHg oigssss-Ee7Gie Grtss-BHstIe,-I yrt
tsns a.aiasi IKE Doctors orders, tte.
My DEAE MoRErs-Aal have seen Of Engan for the
!a-t~e.yc Iays hes Oeeu tue iour bed ROOM and
all saw ct tue world for the twelve Gays preyi5u. was
the Ine'i' eta packets slate-:ooln may fairly claim
Ike i"e Eaz'r grinder, 20 have no story tell" You
shall have however, what eObwebs picked from the cot.
II hc'Brannia bad burnt the passage and pF ni1
had arisen from i;s ashes the pErnix would have been
weieomP unded cosmopOte, iO-dId you ever see such
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-25
TnH nREAT rIRE III 80 YnnK-

We believe that readofs have been put in pos eson
Of ~ the particulars IN regard ~ tbs l,c uisus
ro1s conhagfsuon IN New YORK.
Without The space Of present 6, publish much ~ nc on
the subject copytho following from be- Coulter oa5 Tn
qurcr embracing satisfactory isn We have
had 70 expect Il will be seen hai3 SIC sce.Il'.
have haj, were more exaggerated than nseozssrys
"EsuvArtn Loss ~ THE LATE Ffar - We a.s strong
Impressed With tic idci thlt the oi .. ~ the te
Ere IL greatly csUGsttd Assuming tst to- yaI Of
he burdnss Destroyed would s.cragc thousand DOL
lafs-- and iuJ j. very A'ge ssl.mllo clrs dofia
the smUuu' Of aroi.abs marer on the ground the
oss IN building ~ sb0.t e million ard hall sd ty
Die TIRE millions Tor the goods l..Toy,i, aud ihr
lus1 iais short 81 1--we mlii.ua. We q h1I,y @, rcd
That probably hHo tentls 81 this 10 fss u2un uirn o.
wealth wbp will ~ ~ Rsy suffer rom IT, The Insurance
C0mpan.os caa ey, aGd lacr stock 1885 has not
been held W widow. end ophins, bat by men Oflsge
means who could ahJrd To- hsk few thousands In he
hope q getting vcry lsrFe poniItng The e c Of this
great FIRE sece upon the business Of the city, will not b
p,reepHbo alter has ecossd be subject Of oonyorsa
lion"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-25
From Ms Qa,lse NsJewy, July ~.
SECOND ADEJL FIRE Ar QUEBEC.
2U.OUn PennIr llnn.nl,-..

IN lho annals Of .Oled city, two days ofhe year
will be sadly memorable, lh,sc ere The sSh Nay snd
2oh June They will become daJs Of mourning snd hl-
initiation.
ono short month after Tho vast conf grafton bready
communicated e. ia people u E0gsnd, cd and even
s,yul ire occurred, which has lc least 10000
people h0urc-ss and destroyed, moderate calculation,
1900 dwellings O.sL'c, from latgo and p pulous
-, icdpsoi ~ 'ae Upper Town. wiiha the walls.
,1d Gle Lower T.~u, from the ~ Cbaf,- 81 tire fo,t Of
the descent from Hope este, Cop Blame toe main H.
.-f o.. - Lawrence. Bot few small strests. ihiny
built tyIu itrfin no ST. Ecch end st. Levi ruiufJ.i--
S. Jsas'5 IS completely swept aNay. Tie population VI
'D8 isrcr iuubguIg, alone, wasirOm 5000 10 10000.
Tie dr.i IRE broke out ooopt eleven o'clock nJol
u The % M,y, ws,n 6.fcn westerly wind was blow.
g; hF winds drought had pftylh,d for Tine
rfcylpss. FIST aYu-r GaAes az The extreme
v.p4nsfd punt Tbs IRE We su5dued al midnight
he second broke tie 25,h Jine, between eleven
and twelve 0t.ss 90 ghi. and oay stayed aty o.
clock the n IL, ike tho Gs bad been preceded
~ Continuance, { dy weather and LIgh wnds;
css,y gale blowing ~ TIC lime Of 10 Outbreak iissJ
comhonced ~ tho extreme wndward point. Ind Of a. o
spJ where the FIRST fc arrested IN 81 Johns SubJfb.
TIE origin of second fire. which began ~ house 10
DA gufion Street. ljYs without the city wells, occupied
b Nj Tcssier, y. =, yeta mystery IL was fisi said