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EDUCATION, NC.
ALABAMA FEMALE INSTITUTE E.

Right Rev. N. II. CoBss, Visitor anl PaiFon. Rev. ARIsTIDEs S SarrR, Rertnr. rHNHE object of this Institution is tn fl young la- \ dies fnr li,ai stniinn in lie which Providence de- signed that they should occupy, hy lomng iheir characters the hlsis of well informed mind fined manners and Christian mora-. Tn accom- psh hs end, II vl be he constant aim oli he Rec io ln cultivate and improve both ihe menIal and mo- ral Identities oi his hnpls, as well as To nhpaIt to llrm thorough Iustfuciion m all lh0se branches Oi learning which seIIe elevate and aduIn e fPnHie character.
 Bringing 10 ihe task which he is aioul 10 under lake, the results of many years experience In slructor of Youth, lhe Reclnr hopes thal, b, nuIe hitting exeriiun. boiii on his pau and on that Of hls Assistants, lie may be eunbed. nnl only l." give satisfaction his paiI"ns, bnI alsn la pIonUIr he welfare and happiness Oi tIoee who may be con hded 10 his care
 TERMS. Board, including washing, hedling, fuel. lights,
 etc., per session of five months .......... SJ0 TUirIoN--ln the Primary department ....... l5
 do In Inc higher departments. ....... 20
 For instruction in the Languages, ancient and mo- dern, Instrumental Music, and the various Ornamen- la branches, exira charges will be made The Boarding Pupils will be eXpecIed io attend the Episcopal Church. with the Rector's family un- less tlem parents guardians prefer some other place of worship.
 This Institution will go inio operation on the first Monday in November next Applications Tor lhe present, may De hiAue Io tue Rt. Rev. N. II. COBBS, D. D., Tuscaloosa.
 Tuscaloosa, Oct. 23 219M"
 MR. VIGUS' SEMINARY for BOYS, will he MI opened on MONDAY, 20lh inst, m ihe Building next north of lhe Episcopal Church, on St Emanuel street. The number Of pupils in this School is limited 10 THIRTY. To these Mr. slGUS will give his whole attention during the usual School hours. ocll8 2l6Kmo MR. HILL'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA uA DIES, will re open in the basement story of the Jackson street Church, between St. Michael and St. Lonis streets, on MONDAY, the 20lh of Octo- Der. The course of study will embrace thorough practical educal ion, also the different branches Of ornamental study. The number of pupils will be limited to many only the Principal can give personal attention to- No assistants will be employ ed except in the branches of Music, Drawing, Pant ing, and Modern Languages. These will be taught by the most approved masters. yet no restriction will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
 The terms will be Ss4. s5. sS6 and Ss7 per month payable m advance.
 REFERENCES: Hon. John A. Cuthbert, Gen. Theo. l.. Toulmin, s. P. Builard, Esq, Coi. Thos w Mccoy, F. c. Heard, Esq. Geo x. Stewart, Esq. B. R. Foniane, Esq. Daniel NJ. Riggs, Esq. c. W. Dorrance, Esq. Rich'd. H. Redwood Esq. Maj. R. Chamberlain, Aphonso Sprague, Esq.
 oct 16
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A-A LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE n1S

1zEA E7aE G.H. THE undersgned. wishing 10 leaveEG iIe Stae, offers for sale valuable Plantation, stu. ated Autauga County, near Statesvilie, contain ing 1900 acres. about 700 acres cleared and in a high slate of cultivation, being he place formerly occupied by John GiJerseeve and John Scott. On the plantation there is good Gin and Mill House; also, fine Dwelling, with all the necessary out. buildings. Attached to lhe plantation there is Tan Yard. in complete order.
 Also, forty six Negroes, consisting of men, wo- men and children; the stock of Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, &c. The Land will be sold with or without the Negroes, as the purchaser may desire. The above is offered at pri- va,c sale until he lst of December next, when, if not disposed of, it will be sold at Auction.
 Terms of sale-One third Cash, the balance in one two and three years, with interest from date. Apply 10 JAMES F.. ZoNIS,
 oct 7-2ll tldec Mobile.
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yzA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Es:.3 The Brick building soslh west corner offs. Anthony and Joachim streets, having front of l56 feet on St Anthony and S4 feet on Joachim street.
 AIso-yacant lot on Joachim street, adjoining he new Methodist, Church. oa the south, having Il front on Joachim street of about 48 6-l2 feet, by depth of l20 feet.
 Also-Frame dwelling and lot south east corner of Third and Walant streets, having front sn each street of no feet.
 A part of the purchase money VIII be required 10 cash-balance can remain on mortgage. Apply at the office of the Merchants lnsmanes Company, No. A St Francis street.
 hnsl T. W. Mccoy. Secretary.
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<sk FOR RENT or SALE-Magnolia Spring. E:::: with 40 acres land and four houses, one of which is good double Frsme Building, suitable ior a Summer Residence, one mile beyond Mojor Aus- till's
 IL is one of the most desirable locations in the County. Enquire of
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SjjERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED To the jail of Mobile county, sa Ni tue 10th October, lS45, by A. Wetherby, Esq, {, justice of the peace. runaway slave called WiL- iIAM-black complication, 5 feet inches high. aged about 90 years, aad says he besags 10 Johs The oHner IS requested to come forward, prove pre- p,rty, pay charges and take hum away, or he will be dealt wth according 10 law ia such cases made aud provided to pay jail fees.
 ociI4 2l3 C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M C.
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A FOR RENT-The Offices occupied by ,tss: Messrs. Esa,a, Murreu A Co. No 6s Com inerce s,-possession given ist Nov. nsxt Apply to
 Nly c. LEBANON, @ eonmerse-st
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f ANDs FOR SALE VERY LOW-16t acres Lof Land adioining the Big Spring, near the resi- dence of J. Austil, Esq., one of the most desirable building lots in the neighborhood.
 Also-A IF acre Lot in the village of Jack sonvle.
 Also-The undivided half of the south cast quar- ter of section No. II, township No. 5. range west, containing 80 acres.
 Also-The undivided half of the vast half Of the north west quarter of section No. g. township No 5, range 2 west, containing 40 acres. Apply to
 mi26 o9tr THOS. MCGRAN. 34 St. Michaelst
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MA FOR RENT-Dwellins lionse No. 52 State EI.M street, between St Joseph and Conception. now occupied by Mir. R. s. Skaales. with pantry, kitchen, stable ana carriage house. and good well of water on the premises Apply 10
 oc,Q MARSHALL, ROWE & Co.
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1sA FOR RENT-A Frame Dwelling situated Es,::H on north side of St Anthony, between Jack and Claiborne streets, now occupied by the Rev. Mir. Nall. Possession given ist November.
 oct2 Apply 10 ALFRED BATRE.
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VNTHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-For w one more years, ile Wharf north of Esa- vas, known as ChickaIois Wharf, eighty feet wide, well adapted for wood iamber yard. lmmedi- ate possession given.
 Also, for rent until the first November next, Sam ford's Wharf. Apply to
 aup1 E C. CENTER & CO.
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NOTICE-The firm of JAS. SANDS & Co. is this l ' da, dissolved by mutual consent, A R. MEs- LiER retiring from Ihe The name of tss firm VI i'll be only used in liquidation.
 JAS. SANDS continues the Commission Business on his own account, and under the sryle of SANDS Co. ncI2l
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perIIil,ernin. nt RnsIon.l

CLEARED FOR THIS PoaT--At Liverpool, previous to Oct. 4-Shlps Jane. and Miracle.
 LOADING FoR THIS PoRT--At Liverpool, oet' 2'- Ships Jane, Milligan; Mary Campbell, Berger
 BELFAST, Sopt 2s-1he Hermitage Badger oi ror'- land, Me- from Liverpool, was fallen in with lSh inst, ton 4O sinking stats,haVIng encountered heaSy sae' and the crew taken of by the Manfred arrived hero.
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INIRE INSURAN CE--'rlie subscribers, agents N for the Contrbul ioaship Insurance Company of New York, continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchandise and other property al lhe lowest rates of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 elO No S6 St NJ iclael street.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of moblle- -,Ictober as, ls4s.
ARRIVED.

Ship Tarqnn, Moody, Im New. York lo msster
 Ship Lorena, UrquhafI l2 ds fin hew.fofk to Whita' ker 4 Sampson.
 Ship Alsan'a, Raymond, ful New. York to master
 ship Leodts Robbins, IS ds fin Boston, 10 master,
 Bark Iiuna. Wheeden. i'm Boston, 10 muster Bark Shannon, Novel; irom kennehnnk, In bsilast to master
 Steamboat Monteznma, Baker, fin New-Orleans. Steamboat l. Day, Griffin. fun New OreaDs. Steamboat Jim, Couds hn Tuscalocsa with BIO bales eoltUn.
 Steamboat Bourbon. Bolton, from wetumpks. with 459 bales cniton.
 steamboat Dallas, Adams, fn Selma, with 52s bales cotton.
 Steamboat Wm Bradstrse,, MeahoF, frn Montgomery, with 549 bales cotton.
 Barge Enlerprze Jr, Burgess, from Bnrgess Lanhihs with l4S bales cotton.
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BY c. W. OGDEN.

SALE DAYS-Tuesdays. Ihursdnys and Saiw- doys. Always on hand general assortment ofGro- ocries and Western Produce.
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OFFICE or THE MUTUAL SAfETY tNs. Co.,
 No. 56 Wall-street. ] sENHE TRUSTEES oi the Mula,l Safety lhsu. \ rance Company have lhe satisfaction of intorIU- i@s the public that, after providing oi the payment in cash of their losses by .he late fire, and all other clasms, the Company is in possession of Bonds and Morsyages, and substantial Premian Notes ID an aaosnt exceeding S35OO0O; in addition to which they have received from their dealers .n hs city n nex subscription of over 100 .000 making tuta of reliable assets of upwards of Ss45O,O00.
 By order of ihe Trustees.
 ZEB. COOK, President,
 ALFRED PELf., Vice President. Jos. B. CoLLiEs, Sec'y.
 Tue office of this Agency will be re-opened about the Ist oi October and will continue it's business Of Fire, River and Marine Insurance as usual. aept2O IO4 ROBT. s. BUNKER, Agent.
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AzA TO RENT-The fine and commodous EsH brick two story Dwelling House, with two stoIy brick Kitchen. on the north side of St. Mi- chacI. between St. Lawrence ane Cedar sireeis.- The house has six we'll finished rooms. and the par lors have folding doors, with pan,rIes Re-. Posses sion given on the lst of November nexI-but if re- qnired it can be gwen on the lst day Of October.
 Apply to JAS. DEVInE V, or 10
 ausI4 SI II JONES.
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XFA FOR RENT.--The three story brick 'tore E.@M. on the southeast corner of St. Francis and Water streets, now occupied by D Crane and Tnylor & McRae. Possession 1st November. Ap- nly 10 (oct9I HENRY q STODDART.
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Y AW NOTICE--IoHN WooDwARD and THO A MAS WOODWARD have associated m the prac- tce of the Jaw, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Talsdega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 o. Office al Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
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AxA FOR RENT-A s,uail Framc Dwelling on ssA the south east corner of Third and Walnut sls.
 Alsu-Four comfortable Brick Dwellings on inc south side of St. Anthony street, between Jackson and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has tour rooms with fire pIaces-also d good kitchen, and well of water in the yard.
 They are now undergoing thorough repairs, and will be rented low to good tenants.
 Apply at the Merchants Insurance Co. Office, corn0r Royal and St PrancIs streets.
 sep,23 F. W. Mct,OY, Secretary.
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ETANCOCK'S & MANN'S ADAMANTINE HI CANDLES.--These beautiful Candles pos. sess the undeimentioned advantages advantages others, in the following espects:
 From, their extreme hardness and purity. they will Aoi melt under le5 degrees, whilst wax melts under l50 degrees.
 They are free from any unpleasant smell whatever. require no snuhing, and warranted free from a- senic or any other deelerisus composition.
 TheT superiority 10 wnx sperm candles. and their more reasonable cost m comparison. render them article highly deserving tue attention of mel lchants and shippers generally, For sale by
 MARSHALL, ROWE md CO.
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AA FOR RENT-The comfortable two story Es.H frame House east side of Lawrence street, one doer north of Church. Possession lst Nov. next.- The premises are ID good renalr and will be rented low to acceptable tenant. Apply 10
 ;vl P. TAYLOR.
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NTK. M. c. TAUGHT IS tue general Agent oJ 1FE the undersigned in iha city of Mobile and State Alabama. rny2Gl THOS. II. CHEEvER.
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NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersgn- V ed having associated with him Mir. J. M. Stan ard, t,e Auction and Commission Business will be continued under the firm of DoRRAScK & STAaARD after the 1st Of October.
 i,9 G. W DORRANCE
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H AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE. will prac-
 L 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. now 229tti
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INSURANCE

INSUINzkNCEs FENHE Subscribers, Agents for the SUN MU. Il TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, being now prepared to take Marine, River and Fire risks at ind usual rates Of premium, soli- cit share of patronage. This Company has assets after providingor he losses by ihe late fire in New York, of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars. oct II JAMES MAYBE & co, 66 Com. st.
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FOR RENT, sc.

N.a FOR RENT--'fhe Brich Store with lhe -Gi3 Dwelling and Kitchen nn iiir r"rner oi Ham. 'llon and NJ francis streets The dwelling is Reh suited for small family. with any rooihs and hie places n each The store has been "ecupied Tor he last year nr two as grocery, and Is well cacn. liled fol rhal bisiness dry gnods store
 Also--The two Brick Dwellings adjoining The above on St. Francis street, conianing t'nf roons wilh fire places in each, with klelen, etc.
 Also-A large two story Dwelling House m The northern pat of the ery, corner oi i.iaSc0h' 'na Conception streets, wiili iohf good rooms, anu "' necessary out houses.
 Also-At ilie upper end of Conception street. Il small frame Dwelling with two rooms, fire pEVe ia each, wIlh sond stable and yard. Rent low.
 For terms, whirA will be moderate 10 good iea. ants, appl. ai this office. oc'2a zzoa A.A FOR RENT--The desirable TWO slor, G.iA dwelling on the soHIhwesl corner oi GoVefn- nenI and Lawrence streets, opposite the Barron Academy On the premises IS a good well ot wafer and all Ihe necessary outi"ildngS attached to lhe house.
 Also-The dwelling house adjoining, on the west side of Lawrence street. with all ont-buildings and good well of water in the yard. For terms, apply to P F BROWN,
 oct 2il tInov On Ihe premises. AEA FOR RENT-The Office over No 40 Com- E.,a merce street, for rent aer inc Ist Oi NoVem.
 oci2s 2ls E. F. ROWLAND & CO, 40 com-st &.A FOR SALE OR RENT-A desirable Res ,GSiH idence on the south side Of Spring Hill road, will half an acre of ground attached. The house is next above William Turner's store. Possession given lst November. Apply 10
 aci2l NJ. WARING, Commerce st. <EA FOR RENT.-The upper part of the one EE=:A story brick building. No. So Dauphin street, suitable for Il small family. Apply io
 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 oct I6 Mo- S6 St. Michael street. ksA FOR RENT-The one story dwelling east GG.:M side of Royal, between Church and Theatre streets. recently occupied by the subscriber. En- auire of Thomas Mc(iran or
 oc,16 2i4 JAS. MASTERSON. AA STORE FOR RENr-That desirable store No 25 Dauphin street. at prese"t occn- pied by the subscribers. For particulars. apply W
 oct IA STANTON & BROTHERS. &5A FOR RENT--The three story brick ,tore E.%,M on the southeast corner of St. Francis and Water streets, now occupied by Crant and Taylor & McIlae. Possess,nn lst November Ap- ply to loc,9I HENRY 3 sToDDART. AA FOR RENT-Dweling lionse No. 52 State E%sM street, between St Joseph and Conception, now occupied by Mr. R. s. Skaates, with pantry, kitchen, stable and carriage house. and good we'll of water on the premises Apply Ito
 oc,Q MARSHALL, ROWE 6 Co.
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hsA FOR RENT-'rhe offices and sleeping GH rooms over the subscribers, for rent very low. For ier,ns apply on the premises.
 oc,2 l. Il. RIVERS & co.
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nISSOLUTION-The Copar,nership of Alex OPope and c. NJ. Pope, under the name ofALEx PoPE g. SoE, has been dissolved by the decase Of the senior partner. The business will be closed by
 C.MILTON POPE, surviving partner.
 C. Milton Pope will continue the Factorage and Commission business in the name for his own account. He trusts from experience of l6 years in the cotton uade-the hist eight of which he has had ths sole direction of the business of the late firm --ihat his friends will have the same confidence in the present house which they have always reposed in the former The usual facilities will be extended and serupulous personal attention given to the interests of those who shall he pleased ,o la vor him with their business He socits patronage Office corner Daupln and Front streets.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING lNHENRY & SToDDART, coruer of Cont and Water streets, are opening their new stock of Genilenen's Clothing, adapted for the fall and win- ter trade, consisting Of.--
 Snpertine Dress and Frock Coats
 Business Coats of Cnssimere, Tweed &c
 Doe Skin Pants and Satinette Goals
 Black French and Cassimere Pant,Ioons
 Do Fancy French Cassimere of new style
 Do Satinette asserted qualities and prices
 Vests of every description
 Shirts, Hosiery and under cloihings. lyord's fash onable Hats-iogeiher with other article suitable for gentlemen's wear, all of which they will sell al their usual low prices for cash only. octl6
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K. G. COOKE will continue the Commission Br- siness in Mobile on his own account and will atlen to the settlement of the busi,ess of COOKE & Bow EN. jy5 I'll
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HIRE & MARINE INSURANCE. The "Pro- H' iecion Insurance Company of Hartford, Con will insure buiti;ags nf brick or wood. and their contents, in the c,ig of Mobile or it's vicinity; also take Marine we. risks cargo only, at ihe cus tomary rate of pre,s;,,,n. JNO C RYAN.
 octiS Agent, St. Michael st.
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IrA STORE FOR ENr-That desirable EE store No 25 Dauphin street. at prese"t occn- pied by the subscribers. For particulars, apply W
 oc, fl STANTON & BROTHERS.
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nIS5OlOTION.--T coparnershp heretofore tP existing under the firm of Degrishe & harshr this day dissolved by muiual consent. All per- sous indebted the sand firm, requested To calt and settle their accounts. Al debts remaining un- settled the ls of November, will be placed im ihe hands of n collector W. s. DEGRUSHE,
 oct ? 2O9 JAMES MARSH.
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{ COMMITTED 10 the jail of Washington county Ooa the 22d of June iSd5, by William Chapman, Esg Justice of the Peace, a runaway slave called PETER, who has told variety of tales, saying that he belonged 10 different persoas-and now he says he belongs to Thomas Williams of Taedega county, recently moved to Arkansas. He is about feet 6 incheshIgh, very dark inulaito. and about 45 or 50 years oiage, has hls left leg, bite and two on his forehead, running up and down. The owner is requested to come forward. prove property, pay charges and take him away he will be disposed of according 10 low.
 scp9 l99Kmo W.P. SPARKS. Sheriff W. C. Y ITTELL'S LIVING AGE-Part 14 IS ready kI for subscribers, al 28 Dauphla street, where subscriptions will be received. Back numbers be obtained by application to
 sep6 $. W. ALLEN, Agent.
 OrIsIONs OF THE PREss-The selections of high order of merit. and afford an agreeable variety, being confined to no particular department of lilei atnre. There is the grave and the gay both of prose and poetry, all in the most beautiful and finished style. Every general reader sbosld luke the Living Age, II he wishes 10 become acquainted with the world uround him, and progress wnh it, Cincinnati Daily Times.
 One oi the best things of the kind which has yet appeared iu this country. IL eontans ihe very cleam of the foreign qaarieres and magazines. psialed in remA, kabIe neat and readable ssyie.-- Pcayune-
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AsA FOR RENT-The one story dwelling east EE::::H side of Royal, between Church and Theatre streets. recently occupied by the subscriber. En- uuire of Thomas McC;ran or
 oc,l6 PA JAS. MASTERSON.
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FVSHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends II generally, that he will continue the business heretofore conducted by MIEoE & RUSSELL, on his own account. and under the same firm and style.- His office opposte No l3 Water street, up stairs.
 oet22 2l6 COLLIER Fl. MINGE.
 e1- The Advertiser will please copy.
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NOTICE-The coparinership heretofore existing under the firm of DEsHoE, TAYLOR My FRS, is thls day dissoIved.b by mutual consent. The undersigned having purchased the interest ofTHos. B. TAYLOR, will continue the business under the style of DEsHOs & MYERS, and are charged with the liquidation of the late tirm.--June 19, 1545.
 CHARLES A. DESHON,
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T HAVE associated with me my brother EDWARD IL R. BELL, md will hereafter cont nue business under the firm of l. BELL, JR. & Co.
 iylO I BELL, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-31
TEN NESSEE.

The last accounts state, that there was no cleo
lion Of U. S. Senator. The Democrats, instead
of uniting in The election Of some good and true
man, are con,endno with each other, and encou-
raging The hopes and wishes Of their opponents.
Il is TOO bad, that, just as We have carried Ten
nessee after long and arduous struggle, We
should do everything TO throw her back into the
arms Of the Wings, by quaneling among our
selves, TO secure the election OF this or that man.
The ballo,ing commenced on The 2lsl October-
The two prominent candidates were Turney and
Nicholson, 10th Demooras--tEe Wings throw
ing their votes chiefly upon Bell. At the close of
the 9th ballot there was no choice, and The two
lois were had, and still no election. On the 9th
ballot, the vote stood, Nicholson 40. Turrey 80
Dunlap 8, Bell g. Henry 5, Foster |. On one
ballot Nicholson received ioriy-onc volcs-and on
another Turney received ~ votes. Thus was
The second day wasted in idle and unavaling con-
tests among our own friends. All must perceive
the mischcvous effects Of such wranglings Both
sections Of The party become SO excited and fever
ISL, that 10 gain their end, the selection OF man,
they arc tempted 10 seek the aid Of The Wings
Thus, we see a Democrat owing his election 10
his opponents, losing caste with his own party,
ard the State stripped OF much OF her moral
weight. TO The harmony Of the parry, too and
the success OF tsprinciples, such result is Of
ten falkland we fear for lis consequences upon
the future position of Tennessee.
The present events in Tennessee offer most
useful lesson 10 the Democrats in The approaching
Virginia Legislature. Unless they come here
resolved 10 merge the aspirations OF their favor
lie candidates in The sncc cess OF The cause, We
shall have a repetition Of what is now going on
al Nashville II is the duty Of all Democrats 10
resis, the insidious appeals of the Wings and 10
unite tremendously in The nomination and elec-
ton of men who are true 10 their principles, and
who will do honor 10 the Stale.