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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
HORRIBLE DEPEA WITTY

Edward Kinder wa, tried q, 81. Lou'
is on the lllh inst, on charge Of keep.
ing a house Of i'll fame and, 10 ihe course
of The Trial, withdrew his plea of no'
guilty and pleaded guilty. II appeared
'ast The onl Y inmates of his house were
his WVe and three daughters aged II,
.Ionrteen and eiepen! with two sons.
Kinder was an Englishmsn. poor, q
cripple, and in very bad health.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
CURE FOR APO PLEXY

Even after .ll other remedies have fail.
I'd, certain cure for il will! be found in
in rice water Boil the ricehake the water.
make in palatable with salt, and drink j,
copiously while warm. We never knew
This simple thing TO fail, t'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
AN ACCOMPLISHED ROGUE.

AIN aOOO ~ hOt "
The New York Morning News, in mo-
icing that young man nsmtd Jehn
Thorpe, the son Of an emineu, bookseller
and ststione. Of London, was recently sen
fenced to Sing Sing for two years on a
charge Of grand larceny, says:
The life Of this young man has been
very evenlfu, and until now he has escaped
punishment for the crimes ne has perp.ra-
ted in England and this country. He isa
nan OF talents and a scbolsr--familiar with
Ill the fine ar,s, and penman Of exusor
inary ability. |, is said that he can copy,
with pen and INK, line engraving with
nicely, tina, it is almost impossible TO tell
|,i IRON the engraving itself, and that after
seeing a signature once, be can initiate ID
$50 perfectly ,ha, il canno. be discoved which
lis genuine. We have been informed by
gentleman intimately acquainted with the
family Of Thorpe that he had repeatedly
committed forgeries in England ppon his
j father and uncI (which had been bought up
or acknowledged as genuine. Within a
year or two however, he committed for
geries in England, for which the police
were in search Of him, but he succeeded in
escaping 10 this country by secre,ing him
self in vessel. Since he arrived here he
has carried on a system OF fraud ard swind
ling obtaining large amounts Of money
from English gentlemen in his city who
were acquainted with bis family and from
several of The consuls-lhe French consuls
among .he number--,o whom he produced
letters from .he English consul and other
eminent men in England. Many of the
+ persons whom he defrsuded would have
; Iprefered complaints against him. had moi
( The indiclmen, upon which he was on Sat-
! turday convicted proved sufficient
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
STATE TREASURY OFFICE.

HARRISBURG, July 29Ih, 1917
The holders Of certificates Of the funded
debt of this Commonwealth, are hereo,
notified, ,ha, the n,eres, due on The frs
prox., will be paid at the Bank Of Pennsyl
vania, in the Civ of Philadelphia.
JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN.
STATE Irsasury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
WILLIAMSBURG FURNACE.

Continues to DO a splendid business,
making from five to six tons Of the bes. OF
metal daily We understand lha, Col. M
Dowell; is making arrangement, TO build
mother furnace by The side OF the present
one. in the course Of the year. Success
attend him:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

Chester Butler Esq. has been named BY
the Wilkesbsirc Advocate as candidate FOR
Canal Commissioner. A better selection
from the whig ranks could not be made.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

lii said ,hs, spoonful Of hors6-rsdisb
put into pan Of milk, will pressrye the
milk sweet for several days; either IN tat
open air or in cellar, while other milk vii
$ our.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

"A Correspondent Of rkesBsrw!ek Enaaitsl
tsccommends John M'Reynolds, Esq as n
Candidate for canal Commissioners, in case
MT. Foster should resign. Of his fitness
no one can Coubi, and his nomination would
be hailed With universal pleasure,by the De-
mocrsey of the North.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

The fools are mol all deud gets,
said some one years sgo,and il is no les.
tue now than then, if we may cred. The
thousand foolish (alsehoods Sc, foa, by our
neighbors in Danville, in relation 10 the
Removal, the latest one that we have heard
OF is the most ridiculous of all, and brough'
to our mind the above quoted line All will
no doub, be amused TO learn tha, the sub
jec, matter of this great and important news,
which is circulated as secret wormed
out Of some Removal man; and which il
calculated 10 have an important besrn g
upon the result Of ihiS fall election, is the
start ling announcement, that subscription
paper has been privately circulated 10 raise
money 10 puiup the public buildings; bu
that it was perfec, failure: &c. &c, The
whole concern is perfect e,snd each ant
every yarn Of a similar kiEd. pul sAoa, be
l,ween Ibis and the election, can be described
i'm the same manner, There wilt no, b.
any difficulty in taisire ME ,necessSry'snb
seriptions under the Removal aet, and al
''Or'es.lo The een'rary aye made 20 moon,
shine. - - - sf:t, -. ..i%i !t.t saf
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

The wretch who murdered The Adcock
family in TiPpath county, Miss, was taken
and tied by The neck TO The top Of a ben.
sapin, and thus sent TO his long account =
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

. =. e. FOR L
:, JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES'
Printed on . sbee, for The purpose Of Post
rug mp iu.,heir Offices.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Eerhe Law requires Justice and Con-
stable 10 have his bill Of fees posted up in
his Office.
ALSO
Blanks for CONSTABLE SALES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

The Banks Of Cincinnati have resolved
TO receive Spanish shillings for no more
Than ten cents and sixpence o cents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02
3S9
STATE TAX.
TOTAL,

We mentioned in our last, that the whole
amount Of the State Tax, due from this
county, for l645 had been paid. amounting
10 over ten thousands dollar not ,aen
Knowing The exact sum We have since
learned from Mr.. Clark, The County Treas
urer, tina, he not only paid into the State
Treasury the tax for lS45, the sum of
$ll $751;, but $1,000, on taxes Of former
years, making in the whole, $l4,6Sl,
thereby making saving to the county in
the percentage Of FIVE hundred and eighty
dollars and five cents. We venture to say
mo county in the State, according I,
|her means, has done better, than Colum
|bia, and the thanks Of the community, arr
due, no, only TO the County Commissioned
but TO The County Treasurer, Mr.. Clark
for their united and unweared cxeriions /,
advance the interest OF The county, by pro
curing this large amount Of funds in 8,
short period, and in all others matter
TO the business of the county
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-02

To haze Green Peas in HInter. Take
he peas when they are plenty, shell ,hem
wash and scald In hot wster, then drain; q
pul them into bottles, and pour on strong
brine enough TO cover, on this pour thin
layer of good salad, cork lighl, then dip the
FORKS into melted pitch, The bo,lle should
be quite fa!l, arid 9sp, upright. ,''raa@
+. g.. WHAT rs LUxuRY,
"A candle would have been a luxury to.
Alfred, cp,on gown TO his Queen. Car
pets IN lieu of, Fashes wopla have been 'lux
uriea 10 tianry Val. glass windows 10 his
nobl's. A lenuce 10 Henry the VllI.'s
Queen, silk gloves and slock ngs 10 Eliza
beth. and so on, ad infnitum.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17


DAeuERREoTYpE.--There is not apparently
much interest felt at this time, in regard to this
when the siscoverer first brought it onward.
Even in its infancy, supposed fidelity in portray
ing the ''human face dv,ne," struck every one with
wonder and admiration, and its delineations were
enthusiastically claimed as perfect copies Of nature.
But the novelty soon wore of and the art became to
be consider ed az common thing; and, AS conse-
quence, the interest which awakened ut its ad-
vent in measure died away. Not so, however, with
the ITSELF The ingenuity and perseverance of its
followers have from day to day added something to
it's perfection, and so striking are the recent i'm
proyepepls conrasIed with the first spec linens cxhi.
bited 10 The public, that are justified in the opn
ion, that with all the late discoveries the art is yet
in is infancy.
We are led 10 these remarks from an examination
Of some Of the late pictures taken by Mr.. BUGBEE.
For the last twelve eighteen months this gentle.
man has devoted himself assduously to perectinE
Daguerreotype miniatures. He was not satisfied IN
following the beaten track and producing no better
likenesses than the early masters. and we can bear
testimony to his success. By patient igatons
and experiments, he s enabled, with the help
Of chemical preparations, TO impart TO his pictures
something Of the divinity that stirs within the orei-
nal. There rs liie like elasticity, distnctness and
prominence imprinted on his plates which are Who'll
ly wanting in those formerly taken. An inspection
Of his numerous specimens will show this in strung
contrast. w.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

Liverpool ..........Feh. IIaWre ........... Feb.
London. ---........ Feb, New York;. .Mnrrh
The mail through yesterday with dates from New
York OF The 9Th iHst. The Commercial Advertiser Of
the evening Of the sh says1he sales of cotton for the
week amounted slCO bales of which 260O Mobile and
New oreans-Ihe arrivals during the period
1858 baes,-p e, have had downward tendency MI
the werk and the close about per Id below those
of Saturday last Quotations his iollows-lnf A IA o.
585s mid 5Id6! mid fair Ct eli fair 81 81; goud fair
7iISi fine -Ggt.
NEw-ORLEANs MARKET-The Merchants Transcript
OF Saturday says; In last we reported the cotton
market having closed Tuesday evening with very
active demand, and prices exceedingly firm and rather
tending upwards Owing chiefly to the unproptous
state oi the weather Wednesday and Thursday fo
business, the market maintained very quiet and innc
tive character with sales of about 1000 bales per day
prices however rniing the ms previously fts'er
day the weather fair. and good demand prevailed
with sales fully bales In all cases holders have
been able obtain full prices, and ally an ad-
vance of &c on ordinary and midiag, which improve
ment we quote. The market is lrm and appears 10 e
IN a yer, healthy state, with comparatively limited
quantity of cotton Offering this period of the season.
The sales of the week amount TO 255UO bes, OF when
10000 bales sold during the past three days
Inf3sD4l; ord 4iM5t, mid 5sa54 good mid 81 81 mi'
fair saul; 6i@6s; good iair 7a74; geod and fine
7i0-.
MISUNDERSTANDING siD9 per cent prem' Francs 5z7t
GD5-32t; New-York lt02. Boston li02i Phiadelpha
and Baltimore liD2 per cent dis. Tor ~ days.
Frei2hts-The freight market is reported dull British
vessels readily accepting Cd Tor Liverpool, which sosors
all the engagements Vessels the berth for daVre ARE
filling up slowly al Is 6c. Coaswise tbe quantity OF
produce offering the but me plentiful sup
ply OF vessels has caused redU'on IN raes-New-
York aud 30 ton &C..
VIRGINIA, March l-Recets Of cotton to date, l2sOO
bales Stock OF cotton at date, 4sOO bales Exports,
n
MONTGOMERY Mach l4-There has been maeria
improve mem In cotton market during the past week
good cotton. IN pariic sought alter, the better
PORTIONS OF which will command &c. We now change
our figure, for exemts To from 81 TO &C; principal sales,
c oss IL No. 54M5ic, with plenty oi buyers.
AtAP.LAcHIcoLA, on the eth inst. the cotton market
WIS rm and the quotations of the previous week
are retained. Sales of The week 2,l73 bales stock
hand 50, $50 bales
Freishs-To Liverpool the engagements are light, car
goes offering freely lied Coastwse freghts remain
tie same as last week.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17
- A - u ~ Na<uyRS

Per steamboat Creole from New orleans-Mr sdames
Neay, Bload Rogers. Lyon, Miss Lee, Messrs Calhoun,
Champlin, Eyre, Patrick, Clark, Miller, Dade, Stewart,
Gay, Sparks TAFT, Blood shelton Lyon. Capt Russell,
Masters Hart. Russel-2l on deck.
Per steamboat James L Day from New OrleaDs-Mrs
Allen, hr: Graham, Miss Torrey, Messr: and Thorn
Torrey Mcclure, Boyd, Stately Rev Mr. Allen, Profess
sor sIiman, SHIRLEY, Mccoy, Upson Watts, Taylor, II
Crenshaw -26 on deck
Per steamboat Victoria from Tuscaloosa-Mrs MCGEE.
Mrs Smart, Miss smoot Messrs smoot, Ledyard, Nor
rison, Lanadon, Cook, Bailey, A Lamb, w Miller, G A
Oliver, Duiin. A Easton, Mayer
Per steamboat Mnrengo FIN Montgomery-Dr Holt and
lady, Murphy and lady, stewart aud lady, Mesdnmes A
Cummings, Goodman, Brown, Miss Goodman, DIR Wal.
ker, Gen Tulbut-and Others.
Per steamboat Potomac fun Columbus-Messrs Payne,
Pennington Stevenson, II Gilmore, Daniels, Daley,
Ilaughton, w McRay Daily, Houston Bryant, Ezell,
Russell.
Per steamboat Belle of Afiaknpas fin Aberdeen-Mrs
Chappe and child Mrs King, Col Frank Messrs Hut
ton w Cunningham, Fox, Berryh, Bryant, Wilkinson,
Duren, Mcdowell, Bass.
Per steamboat Eliza FIN GainesvilleP Williams. lady
and children, Mrs Rurch, Miss Coign, Mesars Will
linms, Brngier, McDouie, II Runp-r. r Chaudron B
Marsh. Matthews. Maury, W A Williams, W Bu. h
ner, Gillespie, e W and II Brewn. E Waidrup. e G
Duden, w Rngford. o Tart, Watts, w Eakin.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

wv. W. PAYNE, "a representative in Congress
from the ith Congressional district in this State
who was referred to in the letter to the Richmond
Enquirer. which Mr.. BAGBY pronounced tissue of
caumnies upon him, has published card in the
Globe, denying the correctness of the references
therein TO him by name. lie says the whole state,
ment, as to him, is erroneous, and adds that Mr..
BAGBY never made any alluson to Mr.. LEWIS IN
any conversation with him fayne) on that occasion
and thai he (Payne) never made any communication
to LEWIS, as coming from Bagby.
He adds that justice TO MIR. Bagby requires that
il should be said by Mr.. Payne that "Mr Baghy is
among the last of men. who would be influenced in
his course any question. by the intended ton Of
another"
So there is all round. among our delegation. u
general acquttal of all unknd feeling, aud general
recognition Of the integrity and frmness OF Senator
BAGBY.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

aysThe whig majority in the Ohio Legislature is
engaged in the greatest scheme OF gerrymandering'
large or small, known in The party history Of
this country, According TO the Ohio Statesman
they are rearransng and altering The county lines,
detaching townships from slime counties and adding
them 10 others, removing county seats. and manu-
featuring countless for the purpose Of changing
political majornies and securing wing votes in the
legislature The SIalesman says, that in pursuance
OF this object they up and angle, not only organ
ised townships, school districts aid sections, but cul
through farms aud gerrymander the established lines
Of The oldest counties.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

THEATRE.-Nr. Anderson, whose mastery per.
characters of the drama, has stamped him as an ac-
of the frat order, whose talent needs but time 10
ripen into greatness takes benefit and appears for
the last time tonight. The pieces selected Tor the
occasion peculiarly adapted to the finished and
polished style Of his acting. The play of"The Pa
trcians's Daughter and The Cnizen's Som wac
written for Mr.. Macready, and played with distn'
gushed success for great number Of nights in Lon
don. The piece Of "Matrmony'' is better known
and bears the reputation of of the best and mos
p leasing Of genteel larces.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17
Review of the Mobile Market.
IFrom our Price Current Of Saturday


COTTON-The arrivals of the week are 22,G7s bales,
and the exports ~ 466 bales-leavng the stock hand
and ship-boad cleared of l772}5 bales against
1871 1856 same time last year.
In last weeks report we quoted an impr ovement of
about c with sales of nearly 40 900 bales the largest
business of the Since then market has CONT
nued maintain upward tendency, prices having gra
quotations of Friday week. The improvement has been
perceptble in middl ing descriptions, which ad
Zc-the grades above being about 16th and
those below an bOAc. The transactions show great
falling off from the preceding week attributed by purchas-
to the high prices and stiffness of holders Buyers
with disposition to proceed have found hemse Ives
great extent unable to bring their orders into market
and hence considerable share the business for foreign
account has been in completion of pre- vous orders and
closing of freight engagements with portion in execu
ton of discretionary ORDERS and probably something for
joint The principal operations have been div
ed between the English French and home markets. part
being for export TO Spain and the Continent
The market opened with good enquiry Saturday,
holders stiff sales amounting bales Monday sales
1000 bales, prices shade higher and holders very stiff
Tuesday sales $500 bales the market being fully c
up. Wednesday the weather wet and disagreeabe,
sales reaching however 900 bales stiff prices
Thursday the weather continued wet but good enQniry
prevailed for cotton holders mostly asking further add
vance, and generally indifferent about selling until after
mail hours when the accounts from the New York
ket proving unfavorabe, rather accommodating
spirit exhibited but nothing If consequence sold
the dayss sales about 500 bales Yesterday the
anticipating lower prices, in which they dsap-
pointed holders in most proving nearly stiff
previous day. although Thursday, eVincing
considerable desire to selsaes of the day about 2 500
bales Total sales of week about DO 500 bales. The dmin
sheG receipts with reduced estimates for the crop and
the decline in eghts equal to &c per b the princi
pal causes alleged for the advance quoted.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

Per schr Commercial I'm New OrIeans--W Calvert; J
Jewett; Foster Battelle; Marshall, Rowe & co.
Per steamboat James Day from New Or eans-
Hoskins; Fry Bliss co; Marshall, Rowe co; Fos-
ter Batielle; Stiles & co: Brown; L Andrews &
co; Eslaya Murre q co; Knapp Shuliz; Cosiar, Ro-
blnson & CO; Deshop, Taylor Myers w Mccoy e.
cot Smith. Dabney co; o'Reiliy co; Foote q
co; w Ogdeni Rupert g. McLeIland; Freeman & Boz
toni Henry Stoddart w DOrrancei Catonet; r @
Brown; Cole; II Barney,
Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans--M Waring
g. co; Bank of Mobile; ] L Weeks Hubbard; Smith,
Dabney & CO; g w Young; EsIava. Murrei 4 co; BAR
ron. Mead co; Nisbei; Hugely, Mann co; Stiles
d co; Perryman Son; J Staperi Mar hail. Rowe Ss
co; Ticknor; ST John. Powers co; q w Dorrance;
Chamberlain; Gage & Post; G M Pope; Taylor & Me-
Ras J II Huber; Mallory & Ross; Sands co; A Fin
lay q co; J & smi III; d Fontaine & SOM d r
Hutchinson; 81 John, Powers co, Coming; Cru
Eat; g Moore; Wilson & May.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

THOMASTON-Per schr Gunaro-I000 caska lime.
PROCTOR'S PIANTATION-Per schr C0rnella-30O
bbls molasses, 100 hhds sugar.
kEWORLEAkS-Per schr Commercinl-5O SKIS oats,
243 do corn, Is hhds sugar bbs rice 4e do flour. 81 do
mO1asses, 10 cks bacnn.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole 305 bbls
aour IS do whiskey do porter 80 do moasses, 80 do
beef 40 do pork, Is do eggs do hominy 50 do apples
pkge gold $4,000 specie is cks bacon, 20 kegs lard 40
pcs bAggIng, $50 Hks corn.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Day-50 bbls
apples, do eggs 90 whiskey, 10 do poistOes 10 do
pork 81 do beef las do hour 1853 coils rope 1876
gng loo SKIS Coffee lay do corn, cks, Is bS cheese 40
do wine kegs butter, 10 hhds hscon ~ bxs gss Or
cks brandy, 81 reels yarn, hhds tobacco.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

LIyERPOoL-Per Br ship Mnlsbsr-2l4l bales cot
ton.
LIVERPOOL-Prr DR. bark Mary-1547 bHies coltoH
LIVERPO. k-per Br bark LOchlibo-2a93 bales cot
ton.
uAVRE-Per ship Havre-2lsO bales cotton.
BREST-Per Br ship B0ndGeH- 1859 pcs ship build
ing v Ond, 30 masls.
AMsTERDAM-Per Br sh Up Iiore-l4l6 bales cotton
HAVANA-Per brig AttakApas-l37 bales COTTON 49,
79i feet lumber.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

EXCHANGING continue previous quotations on all
points the variation from which has not been sufficient
authofze any change' Drawers have supplied the
ket freely fair demand existing which keeps rates toe-
rable steady The Bank rates also quoted this day
week State Bank notes have ruled generally steady
rates, with moderate enquiry and adequate supply
Planters and Merchants Bank notes have improved but
little remaining out certificates bearing per cent inter
est which issued by thus bank redemption of her
circulation, now HGDl dis
In the responding week of last year. sterling bs 5H
(D6 PREM Francs 5f45D5f.50 New York 60 DAYS 3G03%
dis. and sight l1zOlZ dis. '~
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

ders consider choice which = carce worth sac. We
aware however of one parcels selling at sac
retail way = and even &c per h. more is common
obtained. II is fact which we commend to the aiten-
0fgrocer> that market has ruled throughout the
sSnn niihn D 9sc. of N. Orleans prices, the charges
ntWeen the wn being about &c. per h.
SALrfhe imports of the week amount to 1861 SACKS
All Liverpool The weather has initiated somewhat
sainal transactions in this article for which good de
HBd continues Ia prevail. We note sales off caTgoes
Gown sacks at ~ &C and three at s5D57c. bleacheu-
atoaL From the wharf sales of lots al 95e cents 70"
fhwn and 81 for bsaehed bags Two or three carpoes
III hfioa hut not al present we believe on the ahe
WHIsREY-The request moderate, with a good supply ,
rces having slightly declined during the week we qo'e
reeed extremes of 2O5f02l NC. according To qualify
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

90 We learn from Washington that the Honora-
BILE JOHN Y. MASON, Attorney General, has been
appointed by the President as Secretary of The Ma
w, ad interim.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

Among the passengers in the Gov. Dudley. from
Wilmington to Charleston, on the 1lth, Messrs.
Dellet, Belser and Yancey, members Of congress
from this State.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

the MISSING PAcKETs.-All hopes of ever
again seeing the packet ships United States and
England, seem to be abandoned by the public
The United States has been l0I days at sea, and the
England So, I'erlods of unparalleled length for
packets to be absent.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

UbPAKRALLELED SPEEp.-President Polk g
inaugural was received at Cincinnati, by the special
Express of the Cincinnati Gazette, on Thursday, the
9th instrnt. in forty hours from Washington
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-17

We hear Il a the mulatto, who murdered the two
sons OF Mr. Hawthorne, near BelleviIl, has been
rested.