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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
RuuI It's N DIuUIVy TOT pIdHIIn.
SAMTJET, MERRILL

It IS therefore, considered that said suit be dismiss
ed in pursuance of said agreement; and that said
plaintiff Of said defendant his costs and charg-
es by him expended herein taxed at -dollars;
and the defendant withdraws his plea herein, and
the plaintiff his replication"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
ID. =. WARD,

Merchant z'aiIOrs
HAVING removed from his old stand thankful for past
vors this notify the public that he
opening large aud splendid assortment Of goods
Building, he
happy all his Old friends and plenty
the care which he has made h present selections conf.
IDENTITY hopes be able suit all tastes style goods
an am
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
ADMsNISTRATOK,S NOTICE.

OTlCE hereby gven that the undersigned has apponte
administrator al the estate Thomas Ceeseman late Mar
on county State Of Indiana deceased An persons having claim
aga INST I'D estate viii them duly
ent and those owing the VIII please
delay. The estate Is supposed TO be
Oct Is, le45. 81 3w is JESSE PRICE, ad,uinistrafOr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
The Political Beacon.

The first knowledge we ever had of the suit of
John P. Dunn VS.. Samuel Merrill having been with
drawn, received in his paper of the 9th inst.
The comments of the editor addressed to us are
medley, perfect medley, of alsehood, ignorance and
twadde, and arc unworthy of further notice.
That the editor may have all the benefit the settle
ment may give him, We republish the certified copy,
from the Beacon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16

COME the parties, by their attorneys, and file the
following agreement: "John p Dunn. vs. Samuel
Merril-action in the case for Libel-For the Mari
on Circuit Court, 1915 1t is agreed by the parties
in the above entitled case that the is adjusted
and compromised on the following terms. The suit
having been Instituted by said plaintiff against said
defendant on written charge Of false swearing and
perjury-and the issue understanding on the declar-
ation-pleas of justification and replication
The plaintiff withdraws his replication-thed defend
ant his pleas of justification, and also TAKES BACK
and withdraws all the charges, for which said suit
was instituted; and also pays the COURT COST
thereupon the plaintiff dsmisses said suit Judgement
be rendered against said defendant for the cost
of suit July l6, 1645
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-16
business OF the Nj. and 1. Rail Road

Daring The lceek ending October II, lS45.
OUTWARD. INWARD.
Isl Passengers. 204 Passengers.
63. 700 lbs Merchandise 5,256 bush Wheat.
800 bis SILT IS Corn
10 +" Whiskey. $50 g Flaxseed.
Tar n " Bran
9 Molasses 4S9 bis Flour.
5000 Shingles. 20l bu Oats.
Isl bu Stone Coal. 10000 II Lumber.
III half bis Beer. ID cords Wood.
II Plows lS5 empty barrels.
5000 Hoop Poles.
, bis Apples.
90 bu Potatoes.
$500 lbs other freight.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

3 We have made no announcement Of late
with more pleasure than we now do that Of
the appointment Of Senator Woodbury. to
the office Of Supreme Judge. In the q. s.
Senate, he will be much missed On all
trying occasions; and we do not injustice
to others when we say that his place there
cannot BE filled. AT the present time, no
member Of that body possessed in SO emf
iieiit degree the confidence Of the peo-
pie or the President. At the great crisis.
when Senator Benton got wrong Oh Texas,
Senator Buchanan on the tariff, and Sem
ator Wright on both, what could we have
done without u Woodbury., who stocd Al
firm as his own native Granite hills. al
special election took place ID New Hainp-
shire On Monday u hast week FOR vuenl-
Der Of Congress in place Of Mr.. Hale
The contest has beep.a warm one. Yet,
aged as he is, Mr.. Woodbury., has been
speaking in every part d the State, all
through the heat OF the summer. We
were in hopes to have had the pleasure ii
voting for him, some day, If not for the
frst, certainly fot the second Office IN ,hs
| gift ofihe people Of this nation. But II
taking this Office, we suppose he bids adiet
to the poliicsr field; and, if even %, III
best wishes Of Che democracy win AWAY,
] beswith him. - sAick80 sDanocras. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Carpet Mandatory.

One Of the editors Of the Richmond
Wing, who has been spending some time
at the East in the examination of the .yari-
Gus manufacturing establishments Of that
prosperous section Of our country, de-
scribes in one Of his recent letters a visit
to the %Lowell Carpet Mandatory y
where he suddenly found himself in Tire
midst Of of more than fifty looms, 'sfrom
which seemed to spring }" he remarks,
Gas il by magic, some ofthe most beautiful
figures In wool he had ever seem" He
adds. N e...4a s.4 et5At aA As4 e
Until entering the building where we
found large number Of the Lowell Girls
weaving carpets, ! had no conception what
ever Of the great perfection to which this
kind of work has been brought in this
country. The carpets then being made,
BY the only power looms. and first ever
known Of used, in any country, were equal
in richness and beauty 10 any OF the
kind it is possible to produce. AndI was
forcibly struck upon examining, the style
Of carpeting manufactured at Lowell, to
find that it was the very article that many
of our merchants have to mark /" German, =
from the fact that there are mary peo-
pie in this country who imagine that car
peting cannot be made any where else
than across the waters.-Tha. such an
idea is not only prejudicial to Anterior
Industry, but also exhibits want Or IN
formation, 1 do not hesitate to say. Why
SHOULD not aTarticle manufactured in this
country be as good as that made elsewheres
And why should we not foster our own
enterprising artizans in preference to those
X. In being guided through tia I..ccrpe,
building" BY an. intelligent youth, who
seemed to take pleasure in showing me tina,
some things could he done in this countr,
40 well as others, WAS taken into tia
part Of the factory where ~Chanille's ant
i TUT, Rugs, are made. Here again, IL
see the exquisite" perfection Of some .
the LoweH rugs surprised me beyont
measure. And was struck again with III,
fact, that many Of those very Lowell Rug
.would hsve to undergoss fGermsn',s 5
..Enelish,n. stamp, before the peotls q
America could BE made to appreciate them
@4# sf8 III E@9AKSff ~ NV =. -FtRs VIZ &fsa e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
A late Phi,adelphia Ledger contains /

"A late Phiaadelphia Ledger contains the
following. We shall expect to hear Of .
Commercial crisis ere long:-"There il
evidently something in the wind. Yes
terday and the day before. the reported
sales 10. the Gifatd Dank reached frs thou.
sand three hundred shorssi These, i,
SO so per share, amount to the large sun
Of $45 $50! and a. the sales were con.
fined to few individuals, tits very evi
dent some bold speculative movement !,
on foot" haila IIlas Al.l M a1lIe1l IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

& CovsrErryIr.--State Bank OF Judians,
ten dollars letter b. ,ignetie,. two wolnen
with harp. Al one end q female fgpsc
with pair Of compasses in her hand; above
and below her pictures 81 temple AZ
the other end, aniIndian female figure, and
above and below herihe word .aen.p n AL
the bottom, small figure Of atailroad en-.
CINE. Paper rather inferior. ,a,.e..,s....e
This counterfeit is 50 well executed that
we think i the most dangerous one lately
issued. We do not see Il described III the
Detector, and therefore warn our readers
TO keep good lookout for them.--Ha
nibd! Journal. s W 1900
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

NoRocco.- '>,e learn that Mr., Mil
lowry late Cons,d at,AIorocco, has return
ed to the ! nited States, bringing intelli-
gence IT," DE Emperor refuses to rece;y.
Thomas n. Carr, Esq, recently appointed
e that lodiea. M. Garrtha been permit
ted 70 land 10 a private capacity, and il is
said that Mr.. Mullowpy a citizen OF the
United States, hnt native born subject Of
the Emperor, brings letter 10 Tie prcsi-
dent requesting that he may be appointed
instead Of Mr.. Carr. j That efforts haze
been made to prevent Mr.. G., from being
recognized there cannol lie, a doubt The
insolence Of the Barbar, power should Ls
rcbuked.- cin. Eng. tn - Eaa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
scraps Of Curious Informatien

t1~f-~t's - FsSsutAvAS AM1OkAM&3AO0,
Hops are natives, Of both Europe and
America, The Hop culture was intro
duccd into England from f'lapders. IN The
reign Of Henry, VIII. TIT. followinc dis-
itch was cnrrera about the year t546:.n
~ assHops.i Reformation, BAYS and Beer
T. y Came int Engtand. al lin one year.nlioY
About the year 1870 the corporation If
the city Of Loudon. pei,Iioned Parliamentte
have two nu'sances removed, First New
castle coai--son account Of lis smoke and
stspclr--and second Hops, because ( III the
Language of. The petitioh) they spoyl ~
TASTE Of drmk!" The Enehshs Nsexi wA
founded Iale BY Henry the eighth in 1917. y
!. !. Markets were introduced into England
- - 4r,.i yxFtt ..st,ssi.. 49, = .niy
Soap was first made in the city Of Lou
don III 1924 s'i'7'"'' Y
Glass, 1857 a''a3 1's..a'..' s''eis
.,.s-,l'.G yels F..tl- st..fbesys.-A tHs9
The NUM- or of horses in Great Brit
I ain is estimated al | !, on,rJo. Hackney
coaches were introduced into london III
1925, at which. time there were 20. Cop
per Gems. were first used BY authority ID
England in 1925. The pros ess of rs,iling
coins was discovered in England in 1863;
previous 10 this all their coins were ham,
mered out ;singly. In l643 wind saw
mill was erected Oh the Themes styled "a
mill by which one man and boy can ac-
complish as much as twenty men"-but
II was soon suppressed lest il sheuld
=
bring suffering upon the leborers. 'as.si.i
Iron was first manufactured In the
United States in l7l5. The Warwick
furnace which was built in 1886: remains
in operation still--atter working for near
ly a century, -' ~ "
y The first steel was made In Grange Co..
n. Y, in l776. The great chain which
was extended across tie Hudson during
the Revolutionary War, was of this metal,
and made at the same place. Each link
weighed 100 lbs, and the, chain, which
was six weeks in making, weighed 1856
tons! ! The FIRST cannon made in N. York
were from the same boundary, IF the same
iron--manufactured in 1916. They'con-
sisted Of s, II, IS, "a and 50 .pounders.
II is estimated that the quantity Of iron
produced in the United States in 1916,
will be 9l9,l0o tons, valued at $33 ,940,-
600. la9a ~ reM .F-.irEt Hah%epT ~
! The population Of England in lS4lawas
1895, l38, showing an increase in ten
years Of ten and a. half per cent. Tho
population Of England in ITO was about
1000, 600. The population Of Ireland was
S,l75,l24, Of which number 6,427, tip
were Romanists.g The increase in Ireland
for ten years was only about per. cent.
The total number Of Jews in the world, is
said to Re 6,So3, 1862. OF these there. are
in the United States, $4,000; in America
10000; Europe 1926, 1862, Asia B. O0s-
600; Africa $4,000 in the city Of sPhiIa-
delphia $500; N. York, l2,oOO; Balti-
more 1880; Charleston 1900; London
10000; Constantinople 10000; Amster-
dan $4,000; Rome 5000; and Jerusalem
5000. HI sor4i e.usTi9 q yniaa0
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

DEArn OF JupGE .SToar.-Thi5 chi
nent jdrist died at lis residence IN Cam
bridge, Mass. orpthc evening sf thu 10Th
inst, aged % gears. ~ ussge Story !hss
been one Of the Associate Justices 81 ths
Supreme Bench Of the. u. s.. sincs 1911
fto which he wa appointed by M. Mad
I ison. -4ail.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

my dear padam,n said doctor to his
patient, 81 am truly grstified to see you
yet in life. At my last visit yestesdsy, you
knowI told you you had but six hours to
| live. ,'s'seYes doctor you did, but Ibid
! ~ take he dose you left me. So
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Jour- Of Commerce.
,f.,aI ! .o,ii.4sa.o eli MI .CASToN, June 2.

iSfsa h eTn{f4at,.n Sf.l AK aSASIoN, Juhe 4.
! On Sunday, The 18th May, there was .
most distressing fire in this city withint lle
walls. Ina small open square mat house
had been erected for theatrical ci,tertain-
ment, and some 5000 or 5000 had assem-
bled. TO Witness the performances. d Sud-
denly, in The midst Of the play, a fire broke
out Immediately under the seats occupied
BY the women. ..t :,
Of course there was rush for tile
streets, but there were but two narrow
doorways out. One Of these was, soon
closed BY the falling Of part ofthe build
ing, so that it was almost impossible to es-
cape. NV .'-'- 80 ts. NJ.
The bodies Of about 1900 have been
found who died from sufFocation or the
flames, or from being tranpled upon, in the
crowd. Many were awfully burnt who
still live. 3.tt -7 'aa gtt'l tAsI
neaWhether the fire originated in designer
by accidents not known. ae.,4a e =. f-s5..
Altogether about so houses were des-
tro5cd. The whole number of deaths il
computed at 2o00. .s's' lNs 's2al's
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Naila.

iHA KEGS Boston and Juniata Nails, sss,d
W sizes, on hand and for sale, by sassa}a
apr 26 ,45s w. F. COOLBAUGH 4 CO. Z
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

On RBLs, Tar JUST receivexnad for sail
~ by april II ]. g. LAUMAN. I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
stores ana On1ces.

"YE ere prepared to rent Thu entire base
w ment story OF the tsBarret House. p
There are some FIVE or six ctcellent stors
rooms with cellars under the whole. Fol
terms, which are cheap. enqpire of
may 3 PAS GRIMES 4 STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

Flour sp worth % Is PER barrel il
New York. aN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
sARRET HOUSE,

BARRET HOUSE, r.
n.rS Lsusos aad Third streets, Burlington.
T. C. FLETCHER, PRornrEroa.
usgIS Hoase, recently opened is one Of the
largest and meat accommodates in The West
= eosnt.y. 1T has all the conveniences of the
=, hotels in The cities, and is fitted and fur
L. Il ne neatest and most substantial man.
= The proprietor has had iluch experience
! he keeping Of public houses, which, taken in
,snex;ca with the facilities afforded in Bur
iatoa Tor furnishing his table, justifies him in
-.eisins that the character Of his house shall
hhfuP. 49, .
II vaheut families, can at all times be accom-
scated With pleasant and airy rooms, and on
rpsssbe terms.
Eaniiss viii also be taken as permanent boar
lus. 90, 1Sl5. ..s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
~ JAMES CLARKE.]
H. a,ettf and Aoutrtiser
rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY JAMES CLARKE, S.
.,,rrsox ST., BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.
+ + 4 N 5 !:

T F. Z
f,ors.ARs per annum, IL paid in advanc.
~. ~, r Ans al the Apirstion of the year. =
= ..sseriotios ~ili be discontinue untiiiail ar.
H.. .Asll have been paid, unls Is az the option
~ sa,tors and 40 subscription viii be received
.nerser term than three noaths. All Sub.
F..;.s, Tor less than one year n-cst be paid in
.s.,rt,,e u,eaf. offs square and less will helm
- a.re for OxG Dosa.aR: aud Tor every suhse-
= ;us4rsioa Furry CENTS will I've charged. A
"a discount gill be made npon Yearly sdver-
e,,sars must be paid on al Recommendations sest
!, ,s, olsre. ~ 2F
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

nIFFERENT qualities, on hand and for sale
~ hyI Enay 81 'A6l d GARRETT 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
LARD

i'm KEGS choice Lard putnp for family
i JO use aud Tor sale by is DAVID.
March 2 (Hawknye copv,)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
i. ,.s A. W. CARPENTER,
4n sl5ifa.ifss.} @
!, - Matchmaker 4 Jewelier, 60
~ '0asn. nsar fAe corner Of Jsfsy.on stycsf
d tsfss BURLINGTON, IOWA. fano3


esrser Of MUM and Washington street, opposite
lie Market Hou.ie, ~
H. received his Spring supply of Drugs
ano Medicines. also, Paints. Oits. Var
n'sh, Pain. Brushes, Dye .tuffs, Allnri, Mad
der. Indigo, Glue. Gold Leaf, Bronze. Tur-
pen,ine. Lard and Fish Oil Nindow Glass
whitirg, Patv, &c, Sc. In fact good and
extensive stock OF every arice in his line,
ooaeht tand paid torl il the best markets, and
selling very low Also, a laroe ass,rt,ne N,
OF Patent Medieiaes; Dr., W,star,s Rsisa,n Of
Wild Cherry; Dr.. Brandreths Pills, Nerve
add Bone Liniment; Fahnestock,s vermifuoe.
Agne Pulls Of every description, all genuine!
aud many other celebrated medicines so
Ounces French Quiuine, pure. s-<s
mar 29 rs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

- ~ 4. 8 .S0HNSrON. sttorae,s At Lv. Far,
sdisss. lows Tetntofy. VT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

IDMfSON. attorney and c,un.eifor =
-. ~ and counsellor sno solicitor in Chan
-. Ts,s S 9, ior the purchase and sale Of real
- ~ f Y Henry county, lows.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

(I BOWIE. Attorney At Law. will prse,ise
- Ne several Courts Of the Territory.
49, - ne eorserof Main and WsshingtoD
svailHcrox. Oct. Is. 1912 ss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02
COMMENTARIES

Per brig Earah Brown from ewYork-M Warlng coi Campbell, Owen x co; Twelves X co; c DuBose & co; W H Chdsey; 0 Ryan, O Mazange coi Rves Battle & co; Mosely Tuckeri s Bullard; Daniels Brady; Gurey; A Stein II Brooks: s w Allen; l < 1 Jones; Fosdick x Charlocki M Sumwat Maudif Foots & co; x Loughryi E L Andrews X co Horton x Clock; Walker tV Holmes; Averyi Carlisei A C Morehonsei T Rileyi T X c Holt Arnold; Fry; West feldt & Broi Skates X coi Crawford; Harrison & Robinson; Broaduax, Newton co; M 5 Setson; Dargan & Lockwood; II Rivers & co R R Beiknap; D Spear X co; ] Conningi L'Hommedeu Bro; Boykin X McRaei Coser Robinson & co; w ! Morris; Ulrck & Wallace; Sands & co: T McGrani H Murphy; LeAvens & Maonei A Deshar; T Lessesne J Bowen; Il X R Williams; r Heard; Andrews x Daw son Smith, Dabney & co; Rami; E DeVendeli Beers Smthi C Chamberlain; Gueringer; Mallory, Ross Smith; Boyd & Bro; Conlyi R Gibbsi w Bower d COS W II Redwood; Srinsfeow & Hanna; A Pope Son; c " Dorrance Dr Gale; Whitaker & Sampsoni w Frank seaman; J Hodges; K Randaili Woodruff & Ocot; Wright x Cunningham; Boulwarei w A Dawson; L Hubbell; A Nesbtt; Marshall, Rowe & CO Myers; O'Reilly coj D Tillotsoni Coffin & McCu' tough; E c Center & co; Walsh; Barron, Mead & co Stanton 6t Bro; W Ilarwood; Tarleton & Scott; J Newhouse; A Aud; Reid Ss co; c LeBaroni Hayiland Clark x co; w II Bunnell; W II Stewart; W Ham- ton; II St John X co; Toumini Price, Ellis & co w Andrews X coi Puegpat; w c Easton;J Frank lin; T P Miller & co; Ball.
 H Per schr Commercial from New Oreans-C LeBaron Marshall. Rowe x co.
 Per steamboat Fashion i'm New w-Orleans-Humphries Walsh COS Ogden; Pope & Son; Beers X Smith M Waring COS Wright & Cunninghami Mallory d Ross; Smith, Dabney & co; Wilson & May L Guerin- ger; II Huber; D Fowler, Jr.; Foster x Batellej A Knapp; W Stuart Go ldsmith x Haber.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02
SHERIFF,S SALE,


 WT ILL be sold cash in front of the Court House W door of Mobile county, on Thnrsday, the 18th day of August, l845, between the hours Of o'clock. AM and o'clock, PM, of said day one negro man called BARNEY black, aged about 40 years, D feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, State of labama Said negro Barney having been committed 10 the Jail oi Mobile county, Alaba- ma, as a runaway slave, by Charles B. King. Jus tce of the Peace, of Mobile county, the 10th day of January, lSl5, and his owner or owners having failed to forward, prove property pay charges and take him away, he therefore will be sold in com- pance with the statute in such cases made md pro- vided to pay Jail fees, &c.
 febl7 67tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

Loss OF SHIP CENTURIos.-Ship Centurion, Of New castle, (Me) lark from New Orleans for Boston, wal swept ashore by the current Nantucket South shoa ya o'clock Friday evening, 18th inst. Capt. ClhrN lef the ship with boat and four men, for assistance and in the morning fell in with fishing schooners Far view and Freedom Wellfest who went 10 the wreck at g AM, Saturday al which time the ship had bilRed and the half way the upper deck, ana the ship breaking to pieces The schooners succeeded m saving sails and part of rigging Remainedo by me WrecE until 10 PM Saturday when the ship had settled and the water was ihe combiDgs of the haich A lao saved about thirty bales Capt Clark slhes that the current was running 4 miles per hour when she struck Cargo consisted of lO6 buea Of cotto 97 hhds tObacco 59 bales hemp, 913 hdes bales buffalo hides 700O saves 6292 sacks of corn.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02
--- HBAASENaSRlya.

Per steamboat Fashion. from New Orleans Mesdames White and children, Andrews, Taylor and children, Sharp and child. Maxey, Miss Bates Messrs Andrews. Taylor Bates, Walker Hagan Brenan, Cournesy Peden, West, Ranch, Mesler, Dade, and on deck
 Per steamboat James Day from New-Orlean-Miss Nichols Judge Nichols, Messrs Powers, Stobbns, a- gan. Winter, King, Eldridge and on deck.
 Per bark Cluremont, hence Ut New-York-Mr Cas- cogne, lady and family, Mrs Walker and child Mrs Chedsey.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02
 HUHlsOR'.'A.

NEW-oRLEANS--Pers schr Commercln-57bx bxs wine, 4e bbls flour, 32 cks bacon, 250 sks corn.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion, hhd to- bacco 39 pcs bagsng 5 bales 67 bags potatoes Inf cs brandy IS bxs lemons bgs cot on seed tcs cafe l2 bbls whiskey, 10 do apples, 54 do onions.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

EVIRE INSURANCE--The subscribers, agents A' fir the Contrbutionship Insurance Company of New York, coninne To take risks Buildings, Merchandise and other property at the lowest rates of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 je10 No 36 S Michael street.