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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-12

Mo- ,EXCHANGEPLACE, RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
Mole the following Schemes, and remit TO Hoyt
10 ensure success. All large Capitals are sold b.
ID. NJ. HOYT.
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{ 1g sunday School CeIebration.--A rslebra- tion nf the SahhHih vhen n the St Fr4nrs street Me- lhudia Epscopal Church. will ake place ihi@ day. The Sabbath schools of the city win jsia ihem dn the festive occasion.
 The following Programme and order of exercises will be obserycdt All the Sch0ols win meet at the Second Presbyterian Churrh. at ; o'clock proCe slon will then be formed in the following order ! lst Tine Sabbath Sch0U Of the Second Presbyterian i Church.
 2d The Sabbath School Of the First Pre-by teran Church.
 3d. The Sabbath school Of Ihs Protestant Episcopal Church. 4th. The Sabbath School of the Baptist Church. | 5h. The Sabbath School Of the West Ward Metho dist Episcopal Church.
 9th South Ward Methodist sabbath School. 7h Government street Meihodi>t Sabbath schdn
 sih The snhhRth school of the Fralk.n street Meh0- dist Episcopal Church.
 9ih The Sabbath Srhool Of the St Franeis street Me. thndisi Episcopal Church.
 The procession will unareh dnwn Sl Francis street to Royal thence Government street, thence up Govern mrni street Joaki. thence Jnnkim 10 Ihe Church where an orh,ion will he delivereby W IL PLATT Erq
 Aner which n cold colalon will be served up 10 the children ln fl suitable place
 The hienls of Sabbath schools are cordially invited 10 attend By order oi the CoMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. 2. S-Conlrbutors tn the coilai0n will send in 10 the Basement of the Church. dtc2o
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NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT.
 J, DOBLER.

Bookseller and Siationsr, No. 49 Dauphin Street,
 \ 5 now opening an entirely new and excellent as- II sorlment of valuable Books, The collection em- braces ihe best and Standard authors, whose works have from time io,ime appeared. History, B,egra- phy and General Literatnrej the Sciences, Naiurs] History. Useful and Fine Arts, Greek and Latin Classics, Phllogy. Law, Theological and Medical Books ,8r., from the numerous writers on these sub ects, may all be obiained o the latest edtiops, at the least possible expense. s t+.,ssf,ac
 SCHOOL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers, Die tionaries, Gramnars, ArIihmetics, Biographies. Histories, Biographies; French, German and SDan- ish Graunars and Dictionaries: Latin and Greek c iammars Exercises and Lexicoas, with the best elementary books of Rhetoric. Eloculion. Logic, Composition. Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Draw ing, Book keeping, Natural Philosophy, Cheiniairy, Rotany, Mineraogy and Geology; Natural History !, Physiology, Astronomy, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, &c., 10 which the attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents, s res- pec fully invited.
 SrATioS ERY-EIegantly bound Bia,k Books of every description, suitable for counting roomn and public offices; they warranted 10 be superior for style of finish and durability; Ledgers, Journalss Daybooks Invoice Books. Cash Books; Sales Hooks of Blue and White wove or laid Papers, in Russia Ends or plain !Bindine; iiall.bound Day books Long folio petty Ledgers; long and marrow petty Cash Books; Bill Books of 'ariors forms; Receipt Books, Bank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher- ing Books, Scrap Books. Pocket Ledgers, Pass Bopks Indexes, Copy Books. Scratch Books, Pro- nissory Notes, Bis of Exchange; Drafts, engraved and printed; Copying Presses and Books; Bills of Ladine. Blank Cards, Visiting Cards. Checkfooks; Ship. Steamboat and Dray Receipts; Cotton Weighers Books. Ff THf 9
 BLANK BooKs-mHde to order and to any requr- ed pailern; Printed work, Music, Periodicals and Pamphlets, neatly bound. si "a. ffs.s
 Together with Bibles and Prayer Books, Gin Baoks. etc in beautiful bindings. The wkole of which it is designed sell upoa the IS, favorable terms. iflias 3h dec 24
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of NIoDiIe--Decsm mber a5. 1s4j

FOtL OI NlODtle-- Dece enlOrf go, 164Js
 ARRIVED. Ship Amulet tnew) Howes, 2l days from New Castle, Br bark Abercr ombie Louel, from Greenock, in bal last to Ghsnn.
 Schr Harriet Smith, smith, i'm New York, to master. Schr Wellington, Adams from Portsmouth, 10 Jas II Rivers X co.
 schr Mary Chase, Stevens. i'm Port and. master. Steamboat l. Dny, Reynolds. i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Bourbon, Bolton, rom Tuscaloosa, with 9O2 bales cotton.
 steamboat New World, Bryan, from Montgomery, ". .Ih 634 bales cotton-74 nasselaerE. steamboat sam Dale, Johnson from Montgomery ', with ll4e bales cotton n--l0i passengers. Steamboat New Era, Estes. from Columbus, with s73 Steamboat Factor, Garrison, fin Aberdeen, with 754 Steamboat Native, Wilson, from Aberdeen, with 7s4 ba,es cotton
 Gaines X Bowiand's flat fn the Bsbee with 35 bales cotton.
 Guie's flat i'm the Bgbee with l bale cotton.
 MEMORANDA. 4 IF Steamboat Native, fin Aberdeen, reports the II Kinney, hound down. snagged ihe mouth Of The river on Thursday snd would have diseharse her cotton CLEARED FOR THIS roRT-From Boston, Dec l0-Dris Mobile, Buckley. From Providence, Dec 13-Brig Acton Dasgett From N,'w-York, Dec il-iiria Gen Wilson. Minor. From savannah, Dec l5-Ship Lancaster, Simmons. ARRIVED nEscE-At New.Yorh, Dec ll-Burk Yer non, Williams
 or New Point, Dec l5-Ba.k Hermitage, Fry, for Balti nOre.
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A GA K ND.

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED has just opened A large and well selected stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared 10 self Teachers Parents and Gunrdians, low any House in the Southern country. He has also large stock Of Lnw Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous md Standard Library i0aks: to which Is ndded n MANU- FACTURING ENTERTAINMENT. Clerks oi Courts, Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made to any pattern and at short nace catalogue ot School Books can be had by calling at 28 Dnuphin street.
 nov l4Kmo 5. w. ALLEN.
 uWAVERLY HOUSE.--This establishment has bren thoroughly repaired, painted ma furnished throughout and is in complete order, and open for the reception of BOarders.
 The accommodations of this House equal to any in the city, and the Propretur will spare pains pense to make his guests comfortable
 nov22 244Emo JO. CLEMENT.
 IT CHINA. Glass. Earthenware and Cut- ERY--WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-The subscriber is receiving extensive assortment of the above arti cles, which he nfiers al he lowest prices.
 novi4 JAS MASTERSON, Importer, 3l Water-st
 WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist.
 GF Office on the North side of ST. FRANCIS street. next above the State Bank. nov IS 24Otf
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PASasfNs.zssr&

Per steamboat Bourbon fin Tusralonsa-MoI.ean and ady Roper and lady, HaN den, lady and family, Mrs Clilhefn and daughter Gen Lang. Dr WaFIea, MessFs Wandard Foster, Tnrner, Saltr sagget, Calhoun. Dy CT. Wenra Lowry Reynolds, Massey, Thorn, Claren- dine, Rising Mcbride, kine.
 Per steamboat Fac Iur i'm Ahereen-Mrs COotes and children, Col Williams Messrs Griln Columbus Har- bin, West Rogers. Hawkins Early, Chase CrOssiand, Files, Prester, Bo, kin.
 Per steamboat Native from Aberdeen-Dr Marable, Mesars Pitchett. Thompson sherman, March, McLane, Risnn
 Per steamboat New Era i'm Colnmbns-MFs Priichard, Mrs THnner Connolly and iady, Dr Perrine Messrs R- ley, Weir, Chambers, Malonry. Jacobs, Hall Willis W MnrshAli Hanna iiili, Bright, DIlon Pckens, Pritch ard, Price.
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CONsvaNEra

Per steamboat 1amts l. Day from New -Orieans- Wson May; Campbell Owen a coi Poster & Bat Ielle; Wool Brewer; Perrymhn Son D Fowler Jr; Mallory. Ross Blocker; Dr.hon Myers; DOrranee k sIanard, q keithi C & smith; BssfoH, esd co; St John, Powers Co; D Wheeler; T Miller < co; l. Gueringcri Goldsmith & Ilaber, CIu5at T Carme- lich.
 Per schr Harriet Smith I'm New Yofk-Jas Corning; Fry Bliss X co; Ilnn,rhries, WaIsh & eo 0 Mszange co; Fo-dick Chnrlock F Carlisle & 70; 8 d Jonesi II Bronksi q Afnoii kinei Freeman ds Bolion Cnmpbell Owen C co; TAI Isene; Peek < Shacklefard; T Gthhsm a SoM Maring co; Mar shail Rowe & eos D ale q naynDlds Prire. EI X co; OReiliy ro; Smith, Dhtney & cu: MHsse < cot H l. ReYRolds; Kelly Allen; Goldsmith c IIaber.
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We insert to-day lhe whole ofhe Governors spe. cini message to the legislature on the subject of the Banks and the Public Debt. We add from the Jour nal and Flag report The debate in the House on the motion 10 print. Mr. Hubbard, of Lawrence county, lost no tune ia making an issue with the Governor, and there is not in the State a cea CT headed Wan, or more dangerous aniagonis, Il con roversy than Mir. Hubbard He has T keen eye for discovering and sharp knle for dissecting ia fallacy or an imposture.
 The message contains ample material for comment, but ihe arrival of the long delayed mails yesterday prevents us from giving il attention in this paper.
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OJ- Amos Kendall has been again most severely afflicted. One of his sons, it will be remembered, was killed at Washington city last summer. Late papers state that the mother and brother of his wife burned to death short time since at their resi-. dence in Missouri, with their dwelling house and it's contents! Hls family IS, ia consequence, again plunged into deep distress.
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Messis. Newhonse & Co.'S cabinet warehouse 275 Hudson street, New York, has recently been destroyed by fire. Insured The New York Journa of Commerce says that the greater part of the loss falls or the innfneymen who employed there as their tools were ruined by the combined action the fire and water
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The new Supreme Court of the State of Georgia has been organized. It was agreed among the mem bers of the legislature that each party should be re. presented on the bench. The whgs having ma. iority, selected E. F.. Nesbet and Jos H. Lamp. kin, and the democrats Hiram Warner. They were accordingly elected unanimously, Nesbet for twe yoars, Warmer for four and Lampkin for six.
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Don't be in hurry. deacon; wouldn't you like a glass of good old Jamaica this morning1
 Thank you kindly, said the old gentleman. begIn- ming 10 dismount with ali the delteration becoming a deacon, l don't care if do.
 An, doo't trouble yourself 10 get of deacon, merely asked for infornaton--we havn't drop in the house.
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A fire occurred in Columbus, Ga on the 2Olh inst, by which nearly whole square in Ihe business part of the town was consumed. The square is bounded by Broad, Randolph, Oglelhorp and Bryan streets. The amount of the loss is not siated The office of the Columbus Times, conducted by John Forsyth, Esq was destroyed, but we are pleased to learn that the presses and some of the materials
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CHRIsTMAs.-To day ihe several Protestant Cab bath Schools of our city will commemorate the anni- versary of our Sav,our's birth. The exercises 10 take place at II o'clock in ihe New Methodist Church, and will consist of prayer, singing by the schools, and an oratIon by WM. H. PLATT. Esq., See their programme in another column.
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CIRcUs.-Two Christmas performances will be gi- at the Circus o-day-one in the afternoon at ? o'clock aud the other at 2 o'clock at night. The former will afford fine opportunity for the gratif- c,lion of the young folks and family parties. The Pavilion is superbly fitted up and lighted with gas
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Shakespeare makes of his characters say, "How sweet the moonsne rests upon this bank ''
 The modern reading about Banks and moonshne IS Ibis,
 ''How slick these Banks do rest upon this mooD- shnei"-l Yicksburg Sentinel
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AMBREiNE SoAP.-Geu,emen shaving them selves have in this compound good article It re- quircs but little water, and forms rich lalher- is of pleasant fragrance, and leaves the skin soft and sInoothe. R. l.. Watkins & Co. have it on sale.
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JOaaN K. RANDALL,

Stationer and Biank Book Manufacturer. OOffers for sale terms, complete and extensive assortment O. LAW, MEDICAL, SCHUOL aud MISCELLANEOUS rOOKS Account Books of all sizes constantly hand, made to order, ofa superior quality of Paper and Binding. gState and County Officers can have their Dockes, Fee Books, Records, Assessors aud Tax Collectors Books made short notice and to any pattern. DForeign and Domestic Stationery in great variety.
 Merchants Traders Teachers, Parents Planters, and all others who may need either Books Stationary requested call examine stock and artces dec22
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u~a,as,p~

LIvERPOoL--Prr 3r ship LantSl-4I I75 sks salt, IS dog mats.
 NEW-oRLEANS-Per steamboat James L Day-I2 sks bran 96 do corn A hhs sugar. I6 b6ls whskey 76 dc flour 92 do molasser B. to beet Is kegs shot, ck bbls bacon. 6 l5, ,oU0 old. tc,
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young lad lost his arm last week at Lowell. by its becoming entangled in the machinery. A present of thirty fhres Hundred dollars was made up for him ---three hundred of which was given by the compa. ny, and fhree housand by the hands employed, inc IemnIe and male '0peratives.'-lBoslon Post.
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Gs- The Franklin Society Reading Room IS open dail, from o'clock AM. to 10 o'clock PM, in the Hall of the Society St Joseph street, opposite ie Public Square.
 Subscription $6 per annum, payable in advance.
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It is stated that a pennyworih of pounded cam phpr mIxed with winrgass of brandy, sud smal q antiy poured upon inmp of sugar, and held ii ihc "oulh until dissolved, is a certain for ser. ihro,,.
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PHILADELPHIA
NEW AND CHEAP UMBRELLA AND PARAsoL

NEW AND CHEAP UMBRELLA AND PARAs0L
 MAHUFACToRY,
 No. l04 Market steet, nert doo, eaxf Of the old stand WY M. II. RICHARDSON has withdrawn from w the firm of w. & w. H. RICHARDSON and commenced business on his own account at No. 104 Market street, between Third and Fourth, where he has for sale d full ssortnent of Umbrellas, Para sols, Parosoleites and Shades of the newest style and best manufacture, at he lowest market prices.
 Cotton Umbrellas, fair quality, 35 cts.
 Silk do do Sl 50. Other Goods in proportion. You are respectfully invited 10 call and see them. dec25 22Mmo
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This day heng Christmas. the universal holiday ot the christian woll. in order permit lhose em- ployed m this office to par Ike in the festivities of ihe day, the Register will mol be published to morrow morning.
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EAIRBANKE's PATENT sCALES--The E subscribers offer fur sale loi of Messrs. E. x T. FaiTbanke's Patent Scales. Apply tess
 WHITSITT. GARNER $ CO, Agents. dec24 corner St Michael and Water.sis
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CoLLEcroR's OFFIcE,l
 December g, l845. { SEALED proposals will be received al this office S until lst January next, for furnishing the United States Marine Hoso,ial al Mobile, with Provisions, Groceries, etc for the year 1s46 Lists of the arti- clos required be seen at he Custom House. de.9 S1til1st JAS. F. SAUNDERS, Collector.
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MOBILE
rhursday Mor1.ing. December 25, ls4g.

PRicE CuRREKr Our newspaper aud letter sheet price current will be issued as usual on Sa. tarday morning Our friends will oblige us by leay. ng-liseir orders tomorrow.
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THOS. S. KING, sec'y.
CoLLEcToR's OFFIcE,l

CoLLEcToR's OFFIcE,(
 December g, l945. SEALED Proposals will be received al this office sO until Isl January next, for furnishing the United States Marine Hospital al Mobile with Drugs and Medicines, for the lS46 Lists of the prnci- pal articles required be at the Custom House JAMES E. SAUNDERS, der9 Sti 1st Collector.
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OFFICE MopIlEIssunAroE Co

Mobile, Dec. 24h, lS45. ! THE Stockholders of lhe Mobile Marine Rail- N way and Insurance Company, are hereby nOti- fled lhat an election for thirteen Directors of this Company 10 serve for the ensnins year, will be held al the office oi tine Company Monday, Jan. 5th. IS46, between the hours of l2 o'clock M. and 2 o'clock PM.
 dec24 2lf THOS. s. KING, Sec'y.
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BANK OF MOBILE,

J NHHURSDAY, the 25h inst. being Christmas \ Day. lhs Bank will not be open for business. n Bills and Notes due on that day are required 10 be paid on Wednesday the 24,h inst.
 dec23Ms T. M. ENGLISH, Cashier.
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'DICH SILKS AND SPLENDID sHAWLs-

ID ICH SILKS AND SPLENDID SHAWLS- EN DANIELS & BRADY have just received few Dresses 5rthe richest Silks imported this season, amongst which will be found s aa 3f VT Rich striped Brocude Silks, in dress lengths Rich striped Pekin and Armure Silks ; Plain and Cameeon Silks of all coors
 Rich black English and French Sa.ins
 India Satins md Satin Turques
 Rich black striped Armure ft f. ~F Pout de Soi and Gros de Swisse si, ( T Black Levantines and Sinchews sfss Florence Silks of every color t.e Al R'ch Cashmere Long Sbaws "a Rich Cashmere Square Shaws few rich India Lung Shawk
 A few rich India Square Shawls N4ft %F Freuch Broche Sha Is, fine quality IA Colored Mos. de Laine and Braize Shawls
 Plain black Merino Siawls rR PlaIn black Silk and Satin Shawls Y Figured black Satin Shawls
 Plain caIored Came leon Silk Shaws Colored Figured Silk Shawls kE Lides' Velvet Points and Cravats "'' Ladies' Silk and Satin Cravals m endless va. riety. dec25
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AIsDEORY A HALL.

ARMORY HALL. n-FMR. XAUPpS DANCING ACADEMY will he opened on the 2Oh 2jt ol January, 10 o'clock and o'clock ra, Tor young Ladies and Masters-nshl Srhoui for Gentlemen will commence on Saturday bih Dee. s5 o'clock His cnnIse will comprise-PoLea, Polka Quddritie, Wditz de Deur pas, Hop Wdhz Gallo pade, QuadriAe, Ia Sylphic, Tc TERMs--Per session, Ul l6 lessons. ...........Sl2 Two Or more trulh same iamily. ench. 10 Private lessons at residence. l2 Polka, Polka Quadrile. .............. ID 0J One course of instruction only will he requisite 10 obtain Il complete knowledge of all the above daIces- Mr. Xaup will give his SHlo0n durIug the present sea- son. Practising QuaJe Parties for the farther improve of his pupils, which will afford io his patrons a opportunity oi judging of his st, ie of d1ncng. nOv2S 249Kmo
 MOBILE IRON STORE. DaDE q REYNOLDS, No. 24 Water Street.
 Guns, Rifles, Alnbama Hunng Knives
 Mil Kuck,-Kuln, Esppus and Burr, all sizes
 Swedes Iron, Boiling Cloths
 Hoes. True Chains, Axes
 An,iIs. Vices. Screw Plates. Nails
 Bellaws, Patent Stocas mud Dies
 Gin Gear and Mill Gear, Iioilow-Ware,
 Saw Min, Irons in sets complete fnll assortment of HARDWARE eenefally. dee24M Iron, Steel, Nails, NH stones. 61c. o. hAZANGE CO, corner Com aud Erchange-sts
 Offer for sale iull assortment of Swedish Bar Iron, hnt and square
 American and English Bar Iron, fiat, square X round
 Do Horse Shoe fdo do
 Do Scroll do do
 Do square and round do do. extra sizes Swedish Plough MOuds
 STEEL-Cast German, Crowley and American ana Sheet Cast Steel, and other articles for Cotton Gin
 manufacturers
 Horse Shoes, Bnrlens patent
 Horse Shoe Malls, Grifin's patent
 CuI Nails, swedes Iron
 CASTING S-American, English and French MILL STONEs-of all sizes Hoes, Chains, Coliins' Axes, Ploughs straw Cutters, Fan Mills - 0Wiih general assortment Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, all ot which they offer for sale on favorable terms. decllUmo
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N GLASSES -60 bbs in fine Cypress, for sale MI dec2I by MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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~ UANO-For sale by the sack. Apply to
 " dcc2l LAIRD q LITfLE.ollN
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NEN-ORLEANs MARKET--Tuesday, Dec. 23-The re- cep's of cotton continue sma and the present being il4hI holders firm in exacting very lu The sales yesterday amounted 3OOO baIes and previ rates fully sustained.
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A DvANCES-MoRAE, RAVESIES & BUL- A LOCK, will make lbera advances on ship ments of Cotton consigned to their friends in Bos- lon and Philadelphia; also, on consgnmenis of Wes- tern Produce to their address. deG25
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JAMES H. CAMPBELL,

JAMES 1T. CAMPBEEL, ATTORNEY r aud COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
 PENSACOLA, (Florda,) Will practice regularly in lhe counties of canbia, Santa Rosa. Walton, Washington and Jackson, in the Stale of Florida, and Baldwin, Monroe, Conecuh and Coving,on, in Alabama dec25
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-31
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST, PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
TERMS:

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published every Saturday morning, al
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period than siT months; nor any diScon.
Hnuance permiHed,until all arrearageS
are discharged.
T'ER7TSEINENS not erceeding a
square ,0iH be conspicuously inserted al
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md Tcenty;fUe cents for eUery sobSe.
quc,u Insertion. I7~.A liberal dScou,,
mate 10 those ,Dho aduertise by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business must
be post paid.
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WOMEN-THE WORLD.

When Eve brought ,ooe 10 all mankin
Old Adam called her l0Oe.man.
But when she lDoo'd with love so kind,
lie then pronounced i. ,ooo-man'
Aud now with folly and with pride
Their husbands pockets trimming.
These ladies' are SO full of ,DhimS,
That people call them whim men.
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How can the red man be forgotten, while
so many Of our states, and territories, bay
lakes and rivers, are indelibly stamped b,
names of their giving
Ye say they al! have pessed away
Tha, noble race and brave,
That their light canoes have vanished
From of the created wave,
Tha, mid the Gores, where they roaret
There Rugs no hunter shout;
But their name is on your waters.
Ye may aot wash 1t out.
lis where On,ario's billow
Lake Oceans surf is curled,
Where strong Naagara 'hundeIs wake
The echo Of the world,
Where red Missouri bringelh
Rich lbue from the West,
Aud r ppahannock swee'ly sleeps
On green Virginia's breast,
Yes say their cane like cabins.
Tha, clustered o'er the vale,
Have fled a"ay like wi,hered leaves
Before the autumn gale,
Bu, their memory iive,h on your hills,
Their baptism on your shore;
Your everlasting rivers speak
Their dialect of yore.
Old Massachusetts wore it,
Within her lordly crown,
And broad Ohio bears il
Amid his young renown.
Connection, hath wreathed il
Where her quiet foliage waves,
And bold Kentucky brealhed i, hoarse
Through all her ancient caves.
Wachucel hides its lingering voice.
Within his rocky heart.
And Allegheny graves lis tone
Throughout his lofty chart,
Manaddock on his forehead hoar
Doth seal ,he scared trust;
Your mountains build their monument
Though ye destroy their dust.
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MACHINE POETRY

The loud wind roa,ed, the thunder rolled
Fierce lightning spill. the sky
And all the ives, seemed lringed with gold
As | was reapng rye.
! laid my sickle down 10 view
The grand and awful scene,
But did n, stay TO see il through
Oh MOI warnt so green?
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THE G. ARL A N ID.
Indian Names.

by MRS. L IL. slGoURNEY.