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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

The "Baltinorc American attaches far too much
consequence to the correspondence which il has ex.
tracted from the "Phadephia United States Ga
zelte." The American republslies Il, with the re-
mark thai il "contains statements which will be read
,eiM concern" We confess, for our parts, tina,
see, with cancern, such articles published by
any one wing paper, and republ shed by any other.
All the material statements in tine article are
either unIounded or grossly exaggerated. II 6rs,
states, for example. that "Mr. MeLane has more
than once asked permission to return home" (rhis
is not true. There is not the slightest shadow OF
truth for the assertion and Of COURSE the reasons
gratuOusy assigned for his request entirely uli-
founded.) And YETI after making this statement, The
writer is pleased absurdly to add, that it is thought
that means have been used, are to he used, 10
duce him 10 leave London" This too, liz equally
untrue. The whole statement about Mr. Buchanan
is also perfectly unfounded. II says: "If Mr.. Blu
chanan can be disposed of-sent TO the Supreme
bencl-he will give trouble to the cabinet in its
arrangement Of the tariff and he will not he in The
way force out Of the annual message of the Pres-
dent anything which may SAVIOR Of little hostility
England relative TO Oregon"
We assure the "Baltimore American" that the
President has not the slightest desire TO get clear OF
Mr.. Buchanan, as every one around him perfectly
knows. There not man in the cabinet who would
seriously urge Mr.. Buchanan TO retire to the bench.
Not one who would not seriously regret his retire.
inent. But tie reason assigned by this writer is
equally ridiculous; for, whilst the President listens
with great respect the advice Of his cabinet, and
TO nome Of them with respect than 10 the
sells OF Mr. Buchanan, he acts upon his own convic-
ton, and takes his own course. He will certainly
pursue this course in the composition Of the mpor-
tant message which he ID preparing 10 submit to
Congress.
We do not correct the numerous errors which are
almost daily circulated from this city, (someiimes
without any evil design, and sometimes FROM gross
Misrepresentation; j but when such strange msstate-
ments as these appear in respectable ~hig paper
as the "Baltimore American we canno' ferbear 10
notice them. We would respectfully advise its edi.
tors TO be more cautious hereafter in republishing
letters from Washington; and we beg them. also.
not to take too "much concern in believing every
hing they see in the public newspapers.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

arMOBILE HON sTORE,-DADE &
RAYNOLDs, SUCCESSORS TO DRfOREST, NORRIS &
CONN Rocks, Boiling Cloths, Mill Gear Bar Iron
Mill Irons, and Hardware generally-No "a Water st.
octl8 2l5tf
{gt- a. DuROSE n go. WHOLESALE and
RETAIL DRUaaIsrs, M. 80 Waie,-st, Importers oil
Drugs Chemicals and PUumery and dealers in Paints
Oils, Window Glass, Dye Stntfs, &c. sep6
GFCHINA, Glass, Earthenxyare and Gut
LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.--The subscriber Is
receiving extensive men OF the above art
clos, hitch he offers nj he Invest prices.
novA JAS. MASrEkSON. Imporler. 81 Water-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

G. j. INGERsoLL's History OF THE WAR OF
lsl2.--The New York Courier and Enquirer of the
18th inst, contains paper written by Commodore
Stewart, defending himself and the memory of Com.
modore cambridge against the charges of the lion
Charles J. Ingersoll, in his history oil The War o.
1912. The statements made by Mr.. l., in his His
tory, were to the effect that Commodores 8. and B
were Influenced by sefsh motives in their efforts to
procure an outfit Of The national vessels at the
commencement of the last war, after the admins
,ralion had determined 10 keep them in port as
water batteries.
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xEcEypTs s,E cs,v"VON

Per steamboat Nosubee FIN Ches' Ferry-Donald &
Marshall SO bales; Toomer, Gay 60 As TartI, Stewart
& co 3s; + Carlisle So; Dickinson Euss 81; Desia
Sheppard Il 25 Thompson, Mahieson & Simmons Is
Anderson Dickson l2; Peck N SharkleOld 10; BOyr
d Bro Z; - Fontane Il Son g; Boykn N McRae A
Leavens IL Malone Z.
Per steamboat Ciermont I'm Weumpka-Rives, Battle
a co 2l4 bales; Dickinson Il Euslis 49, Lnbuznn 4
Odds S.
Per steamboat Eureka FIN WetumpkH--G w Tarleton
hale; Gordon s. Curry 8; Rivrs, Battle II co 10; Donald
Il Marshall a. BrOsdnax, Newton a. co d. X Cook 10
Desha. sheppard co g. Walker Il Holmes s; Dickinson
Euss 3; Tart, Stewart Il co o. Fry, Bliss 6; G
Goode %; Leavens Malone s; Boykin Mcliae lOj Il
order IL.
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He sleeps lone and deep meath the waves foam,
Midst the music of shells In the Nereid's home,
Aud the wings of the wind Silly sweep o'cr the wave
whose star studded bosom he wished for his grave
The morn wakes rosy DER oceans hushed breast
And the whistles shrI In the surge's white
The skies are still pure in their soft sunny glow,
But PhaZma now sleeps In the silence below
Let the breast of the billow be bright in the sun,
As a soul in the smile oflhe high holy One;
And the winds the waves whisper toneless and low
For Phazma now sleeps in the sea groves below.
Let the breath of the flowers he horne er the seas
On the echoless steps ofthe mild summers breeze;
And the tempest there cradle Its fury to rest,
For Phazma now sleeps In the ocean waves breast
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

Per steamboat James !. Day from New Orleans
Mesdames A insworh and family, Proctor RheA and
children, Winter, Miss Rhea. Messrs King, Boyneaud,
magee, BELOW, Grimm Woodcoch, Spfgh Hitchcock
on deck.
fer sieambo.' Clermont fin WetumpSa-K iIarriso
ana iady Buckley i~iy aud son, Miss Smith, Messrs
crawford, n hIyes, Il |. Reynolds, 4 II Cheeyer,
J. Weeks, T Gordon, Gay, b Pey sen, Bridges IL Duu
nam, Myers, y Lackey, Sorley
Per steamboat Eurtkn i'm ~etumpRa--Misses Mark
Roane, Me-srs Perry, Hood, Stone. Rntland.
Per steamboat NOXubee i'm Chies' Frrry-Me slan,
Seabrook, Strahan aud child, NJ CHRISTOPHER and 80,
nr fefne, Messrs williams. f T N Hawkins, WIN
Bell, NJ Lock, w II Williamson, G W Tuylor W
Hardsway, II Shackleiord, Wilkinson, s Jones', Z
BTashears F Butcher, DutchmAn, SirAhun f II Lyo,
Williams, udge SS RingenId, Ooh KING nirksnn
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

Per schr Token I'm lInriford-Cumpbell, Owen CO;
Greene, Robbins 60; Smith, Dubney COS Bull
lard Gilmaui X Foote n co; 4 r Miller e. co; 4
h Carlisle.
Per soop New York I'm Pensacolu-W Reynolds; ID
Crane u
Per steamboat Jnmes 1. Day from New Orleans
w Calvert; NJ Waring Il co; ) 4 | Jones; Wilson Il
May; Foster 81 Batlee Hugely, Mann Il CO; Campbell,
Owen a. co.. smith. Dabney IL 20; Ttknor; Bank Of
Mobile; J Chamberlain; Hon VIM Craw ford; ID Lang
doff torrance n Stanad, II Huber; Barron. Mead N
co; Glenn l: } GlassoH w II Redwood; Mszange d
co; NJ ROuilrmeI.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

Coop ONE.-Soon after the close OF the wal
Of 1919, an American vessel, with y crew of greer
yankees moorsd at ii. Catherine dock, in London
One Of the yankees piichedinto a large warehouse
and the proprietor, presnning from his appearance
That he was green one, accosted him:
FRI iri-ririend, caan you t-t-tell m-m." Here
me suffering stopped his speech, and his book
Ne s., advanced TO bis assistance saying r. ~
lie was goisg to ask you # you knew why Ba-
wall guess du, replied Jonathan; / guess
halaam was suffering man and soujdu't SPEAK. 20
his ass spoke for him''
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

NEWPORT-Pcr schr ST Deuys-2OO bbs potatoes.
100 do onions.
HARfFORD-Per schr Tokens cases shoes, 10 bds
chars SO bbls, so hfdo vinegar 20 do gn hhd 0O bxs
cheese, DC.
PENSACOLA-Per sloop New York-lOO doz pals,
$500 feet Lumber.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat J l. Day-I06 pcs
baggng as kegs lard do butter "a bbls -four do
lasses do pork. do oil do eggs "a do onions lG do
apples, 20 do whiskey. hhds sugar, cks bacon tee
rice, as bxs cheese, &c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

have rumors, says the Wash
ineton correspondent of the Charleston Courier
hat Mr.. Buchanan will be succeeded by Mr.. Walker;
that Judge Mason will take Mr.. Walkers place
and that MIR. Barton, of Louisiana. will be appoint
ed Attorney General. II is also said that Col But.
Ter, OF ken@cky, and Mr.. Flagg, of New York
Will become members Of the cabinet.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

We are a great people. The seducing and pois-
onining Of beautiful cousins, the marrying lovely
girls and poisoning them like rats before week Of
the honey moon has elapsed. the killing Of "a
thers. brothers. sc, husbands by their wives and
wives by their husbands. has become a mere mat
ter oil Inoonshine. A Horace Witsie was lately
tried in Oneida county. N. Y. for killing his grand
father IN the town Of Marcy. and sentenced TO the
State prison fol--seven years. IL. Statesman.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

proposition has been made to hold a conven
tiou at London of delegates from the different de
nominations and christians for the purpose of uni
ting their strength for the promotion of chr isant
throughout the world.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

MYSTERIOUS IN SUDBURY sIREEr.-W learn
fran Mr. Stowell OF oI cester, says the Worcester
Transcript, who was engaged during last week, in
moving large house, to make room for an eSiens-
I'VE block Of stores, on the Dir. Shatuck place, at
the corner of Sudbury and Court streets in Boston,
that. IN Friday, while digging for the new lounda-
tons in Of the cellar and below the surface
of The ground the w.rkmen discovered vault brick
ed up IN each side with l6 inch wall and a space
within Of IL feet long and is inches wide, the
whole covered with bricks TO the thickness OF J.
feet and 80 solid that when all bu, the last layer OF
bricks had been removed, several blows with hea
w crow bar were necessary break intn the cavi-
w. The workmen were much animated, expecting
to find hidden treasure, when, 10 and behold, II
contained human bones in II stale Of great preser-
valiom! Even the hair remained on The scull When,
bv " HON, or for what purpose, this vault made
and its tenant enclosed, are questions involved in
profound nystery.-[Bos Times.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

G7The friends and acquninIances of John w. Town
send respectfully invited TO attend the funeral of his
son WALTER john TOwNsEND, from his residence
the of Monroe and Conception Streets al o'clock
this afternoon.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30
Memoir ANDA.

pschr Allure, $50 repOrted) jenkins, from Havana
Tor New Orleans put into Galveston (nO da,e) in dis
tress, having experienced heavy weather-iCs, sails
main boom, aud leaking badly.
LAUNCHED-AI Newcastle, Me-, 18th inst, from III,
yard OF Messrs. HscOck, StetsOn Co beautiful sijn
of $50 tons, be called the Amulet She is owned b,
the builders, aud ID fine specimen Of urs
She has been bnit with great care, under the direction
Capt Alden G tford Of this city, aud W III suffer in
comparison with amy ship built In the state She
is one OF the most perfect models for regbing Ship,
combining strength, capacity and beauty, with great
speed.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

GOVERAMERT % SHIrS.-~A New York Jour
nal says that the steamship Cambria, commanded by
Capiain Julk ms. left Boston on Thursday last lor
Halifax and Liverpool, with eighy-two passengers
mol one of whom Was from any place south Of Bali'
more; and thai probably the southern people shunn
cd this ship, through feat ol"anolher abolition riot
on board Or readers will remember that on
this ships last trip from Liverpool, tho Captain, AZ
the ugestion OF man board, undertook TO hold
an abolition meeting, which WIS sIrenuonsly resist
ed BY majority OF the passengers, and finally pre-
vented.
We are clad TO learn that the southern people have
rescned this insolrnce by avoiding the ship; and
we very freely say lhal the northern people would
have exhibited quite as much self respect and quite
az much understanding about the rights, duties and
pruprieties of nautical command, by following tins
southern example. We say that every American,
whether abolilomlst or anti-abOinnist, STAKEHOLDER
or opponent Of slavery, has very quietly pockeIed i'm
insult his country and to all passengers ia public
by taking berth in this ship alter this
proceeding. What right had Captain Jndkins 10 at
tempt any such thing None. Ills business is to
transport his passengers and merchandise safely ac-
cordine TO contract, aud in the mean time to study
their cominrt in all respects. And their business,
during the passage 10 treat him respectfully, 10
Weld prompt and cheerful obedience TO all The rules
established for the good government OF The ship, and
to aid him according their ability when request
ed, in time OF common danger. --IPubllc Ledger.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

SAILED FOR THIS rORT-Froh New York Oct 81
Ship Cotton Planter, Pratt.
From baltimore, Oct 2I-Schr Sarh Elizabeth Smith
At Boston, Oct 2O-Bark Harriet bartlett, Baker
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobile October 30. Is45.

CLEARED.
Bark Gsrelle, TreadweIl, for NewYork, by r q Cen.
ter x co.
ARRIVED.
schr 81 Oenys, Bramar, I'm Newport via Key West to
master.
oehr w IN ozmsn, Tryford I'm Pensacola, 10 master.
schr Token, Post, I'm Hartford, TO master.
Sioop New ork Adams, I'm Pensacola.
Steamboat l.. Day, Reynolds, lin New Orleans.
Steamboat NoNnGs. Kinney, from ChIes' Ferry, with
27S hales cotton.
Steamboat Eureka, Letnard, from Welmpka with 1873
bales cotton.
Steamboat Ciermont, Ballard, FIN Wetumpka. with
25y bues cotton.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

NOR HntE-A Girl about 10 years old, accus
H. toned To house work and nursing children. In
quiIe OF HARRISON d ROBINSON,
oct 30U No 2 st houis street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

EXPORTS.
NEW-YORK-P bark Gazelle-466 bales cotton 5s
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IN--lO pipes landing ex-shnp Atalanla and vi
" store, for sale by
oc,sO MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

n NLAREr-5O cases Bordeaux Carel; 8 casks
oc,S0 G. w. OGDEN, rs and II Wafer st.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30
IL RANDf-5Ob casks, landing and for sale by
- octS0 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.

r ARD-50 kegs prime Leaf, Tor sale by
IL oct30 c. W. OGDEN, 75 and III Water-st
OLIVE OIL, &c--30 baskets fine Olive OIL
" 80 boxes pure Sperm Candles, for sale by
Oc,sO c. W. OGDEN. rs and II Water st.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

FOR MONTGOMERY.
- &C., ~ The fast running packet steamer
SsassSIS -LOWNDES, A. II. Johnson master,
will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
OH FRIDAY, Both inst at O'Clock. Pm.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dalions, apply on board OF TO
oct3O CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

FOR MONTGOMERY.
- Ese@ ~ The fine passenger steamer CARO-
LIMA. Dupree, master, will leave
for The above and all intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, the Both instant, at 8 O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
oc3O M WAXING & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

FOR MONTGOMERY.
p CSD-s n The steamboat CLERMoNT. X.
Bullard, master, will leave Tor the
above and all Intermediate bindings, on THIS
DAY, the both instant, al 8 O'Clock r"
For freight OF passage, apply on board or to
oci3O NJ WARlNG & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

FOR NORTHUMBERLAND WETUMPKA.
h, fs~F<sgD A. The new aud yer, light draught
id, Vsteamboat EUREKA, "A. Leonard
=, master, drawing only 20 inches
water, VIII leave for the above and NIL intermediate
landings THIS DAY, Both, at S O'clock, PM.
For freight on passage a ppiy on board Or 10.
oct30 NJ WARING 81 co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

4 OAF and RUSHED SUGARS--40 package.
IA Iandisg ex ship Alabama and for sale by
oct3O MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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TTOBACCO-60 bxs superior quality in SINAI
Il boxes, for sale by
oct3O G. W. OGDBN, rs and II Water st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

RUTTER-2O kegs prime Goshen. landing ex-
ID ship Waverly and for sale by
oct3O MARSAIL, ROWE f. co.
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HOFFEE-6O bags prime Rio Coffee, in store
u and for sale by G. w. OGDEN, 4
oct30 la rs and II Water street. 5
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

n EW PRINTED CAMBRiCs-E ngi,sh. French
~ aud Americam-HENRY & STODDART have
Just opened an extensive assortment Of the above
comprising the newest designs and choicest fabrics
| imported.
Also--American Printed Cambrics. some of which
are very rich. being fac simles Of The richest French
Cashmeres. Corner OF Water and Cont streets.
nci2Q
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

2tA FOR RENT-From the lst proximo, that
IN large dwelling house with fine out-hNises, ETC.,
on the Of Church and Conception struels.
The lot is most spacious, having large front on
Church street and fine depth on Conception street.
The premises n well supplied with cstern water,
and also the city water works are introduced. Rent
moderate. Apply TO
ocl30 225 AUSTIN & TARDY.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

II appears bya letter from our Consul at ST.
Peteraburgh that3 ,s42 1873 pounds cotton were
imported into that Empire from the U. s. than there
was in 1913, and he thinks there will be 500 900 OF
900 900 spindles in operation there ibis year.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

low for cash by JOHN CAMPBELL,
oct29C corner Commerce and Dauphin SITS.
4 ANDING from ships Wavery aud Lorena
Ia from New York
80 boxes No Soap, 10 ! boxes Raisins
25 half bbls assorted Crackers
40 boxes do do
10 half boxes Pearl Starch, s boxes Maccaroni
81 jars fresh Prunes, bbl fresh Curranis
2 eases Sardines, rs dozen Brooms
2 bbls soft shelled Almonds
rs dozen Brushes, 8 TESTS Tubs, Mats, Cords.
Washstands, etc. For sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
nc,oQ Grocars k9 Daunhin street
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

n-5NoTICE-The Rev. GEO ROTTENSTElN will
preach in the German Language in the United States
uour Room corner of Royal aud 81 Fraaces Streets on
sabbath next, II O'Clock in the morning, and al o.
clock IN the evening. The Germans are aiee'ionnIey
r.nnasieJ IN attend oct30
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

FOR MONTGOMERY.
C~SD@ n The fine Passenger steamer NEW
Ssss ERA, 10 II. Estes master. will
leave iolYhe above and all intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, the 30lh inst at O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage applyio
ocl3O CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
FOR DEMOPOLiS AND FINCllES' FERRY.
- E@-s n The fine, light draughl. double en-
49, cine steamer NOXUBEE, H. Kim
nv, master, will depart for the above and inter-
mediate landings on THIS DAY, 3Oth. at o O'Clock
PM For freight or passage apply on board or TO
CAMPBELL, OWEN, Il CO, Agents,
oct3O ~ Front and rs Commerce. st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

Art g. The basis of the Tariff for the collection
of duties articles not specified will be 30 per cent
rule will for calculating the duties in The nte
rior according To the laws now in force. The dues
for anchorage and damage, the duties of Municipal
lies and localities will continue as in times past.
All goods mentioned in The Tariff, and liable to
measurement by the inch, when they have no fixed
OF bredth will be subject to the laws respect
ivyly applicable To them; but when they exceed a
| in BREADTH will be taxed by the square vara.
Here conclul The list Of prohibited articles. In
our next we shall give the articles subject to duties
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

Oj- ALABAMA PLANTER. Az yet tho subs
scription 10 this periodical il not sufficient 10 justify
the immediate commencement Of its publication
The Undersigned is therefore reluctantly compelled
in consequence OF his own limited pecnniary reeour-
ces. to postpone the publication till the lat OF Janna
ry, by which time il is hoped the friends OF agfleai
lure and agricultural reform will aid hun IN plac-
my the Planter "A solid basis.
This occasion is not perhaps inappropriate to
make IA tender of thanks TO the conductors OF The
southern press for their kind and faterng notices
Of the specimen number, as well as 10 numerous
friends who have interested themselves in increasing
the subscription list. w w. MCGUIRE
o. The city papers aud those Ol South Alabama
will confer an additional favor by giving the above
| nm Insertion.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

NLOUR, geo bbls Flour
II 10 half bbls Pig Pork, 80 grocc Matches
10 boxes Capers. Fer sale by
oci29 J.C. u ]. +. SMITH, - Goy't-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

TNEA-50 III caddes. Imperial and Gunpowder,
i landing and for sale by
oci3O MARSHALL, ROWE E. co.
MACkEREI.-S7 bbls No 2, 30 do do 3
lVa SO half bbls No 2. Landing ex- ship Michigan
and for sale by
octSO MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30

mr. We are authorized TO announce CHARLES A.
UOPPIN ESD, II candidate for reelection TO Inc OIL
fee Of Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.