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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
-- 1a-- For the North Carolina Standard.
memorabilia Meeting i'm Granville.

On Tuesday of the November Court numerous
meetino oflhe Democratic party assembled, in Or
der 10 consider be propriey of appointing delegates
to the convention meet in Raleigh on the sth OF
January 1916. -, 80 IN, IT, Chi
and A. M. Veasy, was appointed Secretary. AZ
he reGnes, of the meeting, the business for which
thew were assembled was explained by A. W.
Venabls Esq, and the necessity OF prompt ana e'-
fcient action strongly insisted on
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
PUBLTC SALE,

II SHALL expose at public sale, Friday the 2stfr
q instant, at the late residence Of Lewis Pool, decd
number of Horses, Mules, Hogs and Cattle, the crop
now on hand consisting of Corn Wheat OATS Potatoes
Fodder, Hay &C.. together with all the Farming Tools
Wagons, Carts, Sc, and the Household and KfcheH
Furniture. er4 s,s..l- -......-.r "a -
The sale win be continued from day day until ali
is sold.
Terms of the sale: Six months credit for all sums ever
ten dollars. Bonds with approved security will be re-
quired. CATHARINE POOL, .ddH.r.
November 17ih, 1915. b76-2t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19

The Hillsborough Recorder has misrepresent
ed US t,ciee upon the same subject. A few weeks
since spraking Of the course Of The Wings in the
Tennessee Senate we said "Whiggery is the
same every where, in its faetiousness and l" ai'
imOrdinote lore of pOaeer," and the Recorder, in
order 10 make out a case TO suit itself, quoted the
first clause of the observation, and kept back that
part of it now put in italics We are not, howev-
cr, disposed TO be very particular about The mat
ter. especially as the Recorder will find it impos-
sible to make out Whiggery the same every
where in its action upon public questions. Does
the Recorder, for instance, occupy upon the Tex
as question the same ground with MIR. Webster ,
Is that paper governed, as MIR. Webster seems to
be, by the 90 idea that there may be yet hope for
resistance to the consummation Of the annexation
of Texas"2 Ifso, we beg leave 10 say that the
veteran of the Recorder differs materially with
the Register, for that paper of yesterday sings. to
all intents and purposes, another tune. Verify,
Whiggery is not the same every where, except
in its factousncss and in its inordinate love OF
power"
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.M.qIL .aR R.9.ssG Err E.V.T s
kT nATEJ6xu
AT RALEIGH.

.Dortheyn Jhaa. daily. Due . a. m. Closes l-ss.
m. Rail Road.
sOataeyn, daily. Due Top. u. Closes al . a. M.
Two horse hacks.
Greeasboroggd, tr-weekly. Due Monday. Wednes-
day and Saturday at M, and closes Sunday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 4 p. Four-hOrse Stages.
PsHsborOUgh. twice week. Due Saturday and
"Wednesday at Up. and closes Monday and Thnfseay
at 10 a. Two-horse hacks.
.Nesebe1n, tri-weekly. Due Tuesday. ThntsdAg and
Saturday at p. m, and closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at p. m. Four-horse Stages.
TgreoroHgh, trf-weekly; Due Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday at 10 and closes Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday at 5a. N. Two-horse Stage. go
ROr6Or0ugh, once week. Due every Friday at q.
m, and closes every Friday at 10 a. Horse Mail.
HdysoOod once week. Due every Monday At p.
M, and closes every Friday at 10 a. m. Horse Mail.
NoTE. Letters 10 be in time for the Mail, should be
put in the Office Is minutes before the hour for clos
ing Letter postage Eve cents for letter not exceeding
half in weight for any distance not exceeding
500 miles, and ten cents for any greater
half ounce, fractional part Of half Ounce charged
as q single letter. ia14E 4E@ =
Nov. 1916. 662-tEs
BY the sweat of my brow 4 hope. 10
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NOTICE.

II SHALL expose to Public sale. on the Isl day o.
IL January 1916, at the late residence o. AIcA1nus
Perry deceased in Wake county, near Fish Dam Ferd
twenty miles north Of Raleigh. & -.r - a-T
Fourteen likely Negroes -,
5 Terms of Sale. Six months credit, and bond witn
two approved securities required. -.
.Fs.5,ss l4.ss ra17aiT JESSE PENNY ASIectsI0''
Wake county, Nov. 18th, Is45 eH-oP.
H5Register will please copy.
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s@ Mrs. Nancy B. smith would take 0c-
S1S casion respectfully to inform the pubic ina.
she continues to make garments Of all kinds, Ladies
dresses, &C. and do repairing at cheap rates and on
IF ,bosc who NAV have such work put out Her resi-
dence is few doors the North of the old Baptist
Church. 9Ef .5. ~-.z.c
Raleigh, November 18th. o76-u.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19

y. s. Senator from Nelo Hampshire Gov.
Steele has appointed Benjamin w. Jennes to snp-
ply the place Of Levi Woodbury. in the United
States Senate -,a sz4s a~
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Attention! New, Goods.

W. E have just received splendid lot Of Gentle.
w mems Dress and Water proof Boots, Ladies
Walking Shoes and Slippers, lot Of Kerseys. Jeans.
SC sc. These together with entire assortment of
desirable Goods will be disposed of accommodating
terms. HEARTf JORDAN.
Raleigh Nov 18th IS4S 576.tE
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Attention YYakerCnYaIrYl

DARADE at the Capitol Square on fhe LET Saturday
IL in December next, at IL O'clock, aimed and equip
ped in Winter Uniform. court martial will be hold
Immediately after parade BY order of the Captain
C. w. D. HUTCHINGS, o. S.
November 18th, 1915. 576
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SState of N. Carolina, C ALDwELL COUNTY.
- Court Of Pleas Quarter Sessions. Oct Term Ie4o
Mary Bowman John Bowman aud others.
Petition for DoweE f= e.r4
On notion it is orderiered that publication be made
six weeks in the North Carolina Standard as to the
residents be and appear at the next Term Of hs
Court tho Town of Lenoir, then and there 10 plead
answer or demur to the Petition flied in this case: IL 10
further ordered that Joseph e. Newlsnd be appointed
Guardian of the minor heirs mentioned IN said petition
.. . Test. -f- G- J. c.. .NEWLAND, ACXk
Lenoir, Nov 5th, Is45. (Pr adv. $S .OO) 576.6L
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HIfdwnv AcndeInY

WNHE Spring Session of 1916 will commences on
Il Thursday the first day of January. Board can be
had conve enient to the cademy at Sc per month.
JOHN H. BARLOW, Principal.
= Noyember IL IS45. ...s ..t1. ...... 576-5t.
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BY the sweat of my brow 4 hope. 10
. EARN MK BREAD.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
lxleeteS 81 ffsgyts1 -as f'snrrsAA -
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
NAY "a, l8ij.
IAsr NRMs rRoM MEXICO.

The Washington UaioO say'--'LeN
t.f. have been received from the hom'
sqnad,on, dated a, Vera Crn1, APrII2@' IL
snnests that, on the i5,h of April Como.
1,fe Conner made the city Of Vera O'u1
but, owing to Iigh, and cou'ary Winds was
ro, sbls TO anchor before the place un'l'
,be ls,h Al the same time the oa'que
.robuac,, from New Yok, with General
Almon,e ON board, achored III The por'' l nc
souadron communicated with the su'hor'''e'
81 Vera Cruz. The officer sent on shor'
was coutteOuly received, snd the OsO'
Offers were made, Of granting every lac
iny TO the squadron for attaining wha'eVe
il might be in want Of. The Mexican ha'
was saluled, and an equal number o' gu"
were relurued by the fortress Our m'n''
er has been informed HAT no iurh'T o'p''
mo,c intercourse can be SLOWED be'wee
lhe Goyernmen, Of Mexico and heoh''e
States With the exception ouf' reiS"oN
with Mexico remain as before
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
MILITIA TRAININGS

The worse than useless aluaI battalion
Irairings have just come off this eoun,v
and he..whole of them have BET a compIe,e
scene of burIesque upon the mlua system:
or rather a burlesque upon a buIIesopo
system The Legislature, for few wear.
past, have appeared to sci their W, 10 work
W '''"s % '''o'" cOh'eh p' upon % militia
system as II was possible for NJ, ,o do
and they have succeeded 10 theirheor,..
content. We would now advise nom 10.
abolish the system altogether, as a h..o,o
ar preferable. Ii is now but liuI e,so
han nuisance, and should be present. o.
'uch BY The grand jury,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
GREEN BAY AND MR.. ASTOR

1t is mentioned in the Piusburg American
that John Jacob Aslor had taken tract Of
land at Gleen Bay for a debt of 5000
which he bad instructed his agent ., Mack.
NAV to sell for The same money. For sew
era years no one BIZ fo- II, Dnrrg the
lage Of land sPecuIalIons in lha, portion Of
county, New York specnIaror, named
B----' had seen ID, and asked the aoep, if
" was Tor sale, and The price. The aren't
it might probably be worth some
'Lnr more than $1,000, asked what he
"o"id give. The other told him he wopll
give $50 600 lot it! The agent, a matter.
u Iac' man, who confined himself cDo.,lv
o the business fhis agency, and hule
l"are OF the revolutions going on around
I'm, was amazed. \ think Won can have
t, bnI must CoRsuIl Mr.. Asior. have
lot the least doubt, however, bot that he
vii give 1t to you Mr.. Astor's answer
vas to this eIecI--'I had no idea il wa,
'Or'h so much. There is no better iudce
The value of property than Mr.. B. and if
is worth $4,000 to him, is worth
$4,000 10 me, tell him he CAM
ave IT, 1t now forms part of the town Of
reen Bay, laid ofrby Mr.. Asor in lets.
'd sold for an immense amour. in Is35
I'd SO.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

The Ne'0 Pcst-CGce Balmce.-Tbt
Postmaster General has selected, The United
States journal says, from a vast number Of
models, after patient and careful nyeslige.
Hon' The balance of Messrs, Stephenson
Howard q Davis, Of Boston. 1t is as sim.
pie as Fairbanks small balance, very much
like II in principle and appearance, and so
graduated as 10 stand cnmoved when a half
ounce letter is placed upon it, but kicks the
beam wnen straw is added y it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

The Foreign News BY The Blilania is
not very important says Public Ledger
The excitement respecting Oregon and
Texas appears 10 have died away. The
Times still continue 10 discuss these
subjects, but the general impression
seems to be that there will be no disturb
,nce Of that peace which has been found
10 contribute so materially TO the pros
perily Of The new and The old world, and
that The Justice and moderation Of the
respective governments will bring mat
tiers 10 an amcable conclusion. The
Times has an elaborate article on Texas
and California, and argues that if Texas
do not not remain independent The Unit
Ted States will seize on Mexico, Cali
tornia, and every other point on the
western shore of the Pacific. The
Maynoolh Bill seems 10 be the princi-
pal topic for parliamentary discussion.
i The measure has passed through the
preliminary stages successfully, and will
6e carried on the final vole. The Re-
pealers are still holding their meetings,
collecting The rent A great banquet
had been held at DundaIk. The pro-
gress OF Mr.. O'Connel and his friends
, hither from Dublin was that of heroes
; riumphanL The first Of July, near The
Obelish, upon the Boyne, was fixed for
i The Drogheda demonstration. OCon
{ nell has not delivered any recent Trades
j.. against The United States. Affairs at
Switzerland are as at last advices. The
erms of the amnesty have been arrang
ed, and Lucerne has promised 10 dis
charge her prisoners. Rumors prevail
hat the federation is about 10 be divided
t. INTO The Catholic and Proteslat Canlons
+ The amnesty referred 10 will cost The
d other Canlons S5oO,O00f. The Minis
er of France. M. Guzol, IS dangerously
~ Il, and has had leave from his govern
" nent 10 retire, lemporarly,for the good
= tof his health.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
TEXS-

The latest accounts Iom Texas confirm
The news that the annexation resolution.
will be accepted aImos unanimously BY
the Congress that is TO ssenble in jane
and that two Senators andtwo Representa-.
lives, with a good conslilunn in their hand.
will be in Washington city n The frs,Mon.
day of December next, kncking a, the
door Of Congress for admiss,p.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

ed by an appropriation of the public do,
main, and no, o. money from The Treas
ury, and as the public domain was rapid
y appropriated in each succeeding year,
he plan, il practicable Snd expedicnt
'hould not be delayed. They according
recommended The subject to public
attention during the recess.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
COMMUNICATIONS.
SPR RING.

h4N"a |
An what ia this that comes booming on
from The misty regions OF the future, and is
draining 40 rapdIy into the vast abyss of the
mast Il is the mighty year. Saw you
no, his snowy font, and fell you moi his
lev breath as he first came on chasing
his predecessor, and heard you not the
hoarse believing of his angry blast as mel
drove all former time before him, and as
he came in wrath ard took possession, so
Ills likely he will vent his spleen when driv-
en- from it. So us she year that's paSsing'
Yes, It's the mighty year-and it is pass
ing swiftly. The time of its sierner and
less pleasing aspect is already passed, and
,he season of budding promise, and the
singing of BIRDS. has como See upon
the hiIl.sides and DER all the Bosom Of the
beautiful earth, that magical drapery is aP-
pearipg-and life, and 10y, and hope are
every where aboundng.
Spring time has come-ihe laughing
cheerful springIime-that bewtchlng,
strange and fiNul seasOn-wiih all It's smiles
we soon learn 10 doubt many Of its sun
my promises-and there's many heart 'ha'
feels deeper sadness as this emblem o'
disappointed hopes presents upon the pros
poet.
have seen the early sunbeams OF the
openng year kissing the brown and emily
earth, and coaXlng lis dormant energies uh
Ill the dull unsighsIy thing has smiled out
= right, and pu, on life and beauty in thou
= sand forms, And have seen that life ant
. beauty all destroyed by an untimely frost
{ There is in human life spring-lme to-
and have seen happy, heedIess'lhin
basking in its sunbeams, nor dreaming 0
y aughs bu! happiness, when suddenly
cloud has passed., a storm has driven o'e
the prospect, and dashed the fairy castle
imag;na,ion had consTue,ed---' leaving nc
wreck behind And have seen the oh
,ec, Of a mothers loye-lhe idol of a fl
e liners heart, on which was lavished all fa
,bcr's care-sprino up-advance to all III
lloyeliness ofyoulh large hopes
: = .,.... L...a,o. ,,J rsoCuInogs :, man,
hears-and as looked again, the miIde
bIaslp Of vice and folly had left their big
} upon bim-and all ,he golden hopes tha! hs
:, --'-~- ';oA- ---., "y,,y ,u,,o o.y, Il.
!. open ing up in young and buoyan, heart
q cheated their possessor, into cbeerro,ros.
S "h'ie-and then by some unfriendly slorr
are stricken dead-and their dry insight
talks lie hustinq on the memo,v
Al But alter all SDring is IN tho ,,o;.; =,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE

Miss Louisa Bingham, eldest daughter Of
W. Bingham, Esq. Of Philadelphia, niece
OF Lady AshburnlOn' is the young American
lady who was announced a short time apo
as having been married IN Paris to descend.
ant ofAe famous Templar in Iyanhoe'-
Count Olivia de B0is Gui.ber
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

Another Match between Peytona and
Fashion, ii is stated, will come off about
the 27Ih of next month, over The Camden
course. Fashion does not intend lo yield
her sure's without contest.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

A HIpPoiamus, by some supposed to be
The Behemonth Of Scripture, has arrived in
New York. 1t was captured not long since
oy boats crew from a New Bedford YES
eel at ihe mouth Of river in Africa. No
animal possesses more singular appear
ance, none has more curious habits
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

TWO Carpenters of Harrisburg, have
contracted to rebuild The Court House N
Carlisle for $4,000, and the Commission
ers OF Cumberland County have effected a
loan Of $4,000 for that purpose.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

STEPHEK MANSFIELD, has been
appointed Post Master, al Berwick.
f. B. CoLLINos has been appointed
PoYMaSter, at Wilkesbarre.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
Fee bills

FOR
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES,
Printed on sheet for the purpose Of Post
ing 10 in their Offices,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
EPThe Law requires every Juslite snC
Constable 10 have his bill of fees posted uT
in his office
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ON LETTERS.

Single letters, or any number Cf
pieces not exceeding hall an
ounce, 300 miles or less. cents.
L over 300 miles. 10
Drop letters, mot malled)
Fol- each additional half ounce
or part thereof, add single
postage thereto.
ON NEW SPAPERS.
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es or less, sent by editors or
publishers, from their Offices
Of publication any distance no.
exceeding 30 miles, Free
Over 30 miles and exceeding
Over 100 miles, and oalofhe
State II
All sizes over 1900 square inches
pos'ae same as pamphlets.
ON PAMPHLETS, &c.
Pamphlets, magazines, ard peri
od'caIs, any distance, for one
ounce or Ieso' each copy, Q
Each additional ounce, or fraction
lional part thereof IL
ON CIRCULARS.
onaFio post, single cap or paper
not larger than single cap, ,od-
ed, directed and unsealed, for
every sheet any distance.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

1he Oldest hhoJiimt = Peter Annie
OF North Bran'ord' is said to be the oldest
man in The State of COM ecticu, He j.,
0! years tn!2 ? mouths old.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24
D9naEssszEsrzzzrrru.

Fashion ran a second race on Saprdov
with Southern mare, ,Jeannettesu. 1t was
easy beat Fashion winning the race. The
hTS' heat she ran the four miles in 8 seahe
second head, s4s.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-24

For the information OF our readers, We
copy below, in a condensed form, the rates
Of postage upon letters, newspapers and
pamphlets, as regulated by the new bill, by
The last Congress.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-16
SEHspNI, RO0K =,
To Parents, Guardians and Teachers O
 Alabama and Mississippi.

To Parents, Guardians and Teachers of
 Alabama and Mississippi.
 FNNHE undersigned would respectfully call your at
 \ tenlioG to the following list of School Books, universally adopted and highly recommended by al who are interested in the cause of educatIon:
 Alabama Series of Readers-No l. The Primary Primer, new edrtinn; No ?, The Child's Reader, new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edl- tnn No i. Porier's Rhetorical Reader, new edi. ton; Websler's Elementary Speller; Me,rical Sto- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; OlneS's Geogra- phy and Atlas; Olney's Introduction to Geography; |; The Book of Commerce; Watts Improvement of the Mind; Buon's English Gramuer, RullIons Greek Granmer; OImstead's Natural Philosophy {; Lomsock's Nalural Philosophy; Comslock's Chem isiry; Comstock's Physiology; PreslOn's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholar s Compan,on Tine Scholars Reference Book; Wen. sier's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Coodrich's Ecclesiastical History; Lin coln's Bolany. Burretl's Geography of the Heav- ems; Aexanders Evidences o Christianity; Stone $ Rhetorical Speaker; Hodges Logic; Willaid's His. tory of U. $, vo; Willard's History of IL $. Natural H;l Theology; Theology, Bible; Nermans Rhetoric Newman's Political Ecunomy; Buller's Analogy Kame's Elements uf Criticism: Davies first Les sons in Arithmetic; Pavies' Arithmetic; Davies Key to Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key 10 Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Buurdon's Algebra; DavIes Legendre's Geometry Davies Surveying; Davies Anals tical Geometry Bavies' Descriptive Geometry; DaVes' Calculus; DdRits ShhueS CnauoWs, AntnOH iaatln Les sons; Anihon's Latin Prose Composition; Anlhon's Latin Prosoiy; anthon's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar Anlhon's Sallust; Anthons Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anthon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anth0n's Greek Grammar An,hon's Die tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Dcton- ary; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An. drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An drews Viri Rome; Andrews Sallssl; Andrews a. tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises i; Donnegan's Greek LexIcan; Greek Testament; i; Ains~orth's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; Homeri ias; French Guide; Bolmar's Levizac's s French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; Re- cueI Dranatlque; Recreatons, Ins. at E,nusantes i; Adventures Of Telemaqne; Boyer's French Diction- ary; The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur. rows' Pianoforte Primer; Melneke's Instructor; i; Hunten's Instructor.
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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-16
nz A v A N A GIG A zS g
 AND CsDNFECTIONA

CORNER CoNrI AND ROYAL STREETS
 ... '.r, Opposite the Mansion House. FgNIEs bscriber thankful for past fayors and soli- X ciious for continuance of the same, begs leave to niorn Il friends and the public m general that he has jusl received direct from Havana, large as. s,rtneut of Cigars ofthe best quality, in connex with large quantity of Confectionery of his own manufacture, from the best materials All which he offers for ,ie the reasonable terms for casb --whales.'s and retail.
 Al5o-On hand as usual, plentiful supply of Hot Coffee ant Pies at all hours.
 myS I32tf .4, GEO. SCHUMACHER NIB. Cakrs for parties and weddings made to order COMMISSION BUS!NESS.-The subscriber V 1ers his servicesto the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of their family necessaries. Com s,gs"in,s of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly and carefully attended to.
 nnVS z2Rff 2. fff iEOR,iE G. HENRY.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-16

INDwARD c CENTER & CO, corner of Cont. kL and Commerce sIreets. have ID store and Ofsr for sale On favorable terms
 SAIL DucK--90 bales Nos 2, 3. i 5 and 6 CotIea Sail Duck: 10 bales Nos 2. 3 and 10 Cotton Rs
 veus, IS bales Il S PilSt Duck, Nos and 9;
 Heavy and light Russia Ravens, English Navy
 Canvass. Russ,a Bear Duck, U s Pilet Ravens.
 40. A and 72 inch Bagging, 40, A and 51 insh heavy Canvass, Hammock and Tarpaalia Cle.hs
 Band feet wide, Cotton Cloih, Gotten sah
 Twine, Grain and Meal Bags.
 DRY GoODs-4O packages, consisting ot nH ss-
 sortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry 0"Ods' BLASKETs--l0 bales heavy and light s2 WIsEs-Chsmpagne grape brand, plat ssS qusTs;
 BoucheL Fiis do do; Madeira oi 6ne qszs''s ia l
 and 1 pipes, Sternwein m cases, dszss eecas
 Claret of fine quality, Port Wine. Pico maae'rs'
 Marseilles Madeira, limitation POIt ID casks DRASDlEs-Alex Seignetie' in hall plpes' under
 Custom House l,ek, Heanesseg old Londsn DeeSs z do do in and pipes OILs-Lynch's pure salad Oil, pure wiRter o'eecs
 ed Sperm Oil ......,H PL,s,erer'a Hair and Fire Brick agr,. TIN PLATE-5OO boxes Tin Plate l-s PoaipeO, Grown and Charcoal Plates, lOO Plate Tia RooFfNo T,E-l5O boxes l4x20 Roofing lin, tOK II do do i.t ,s.t
 25O handles Iron Wire, assorted niHbess ., l60 bundles Sheet Iron, assoried numbers
 Easi India and English Blanca Tin @-~ Sheet Zinc. black and tied Rise,s. etc.,
 CoPPER-Sheaihing Copper, l2, l4, 1s 16 asd ~
 uunees, Brazier's Capper, 10 io 90 b sheets ss NAILS 300 kegs Nalls and Spikess assoFted, I'd 10 40d .-tt ia lt' +l atf itfsH n-ff'ftt' N+ HATs- 30 cases Hats aud Caps, sarioas styles IRON CHEsTs-Scou's -fs-7 ,. Sfeb2S