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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
New & Cheap Goods.

New & Cheap Goods.
THE undersigned has just received and is
i now opening . very handsome assortment
Of Spring Goods, which he will sell ss low ss
can be had 10 market. His assortment consists
10 part Of the following:
Very Super summer Cloths and Vestugs,
Alpaca snd Gambroons,
Super Summer aud Mourning Prints
Do Bslzarines and Lawns,
Do Ginghsms and Muslins,
Linen Drillngs and Linen for coRts.
.fiso: Cotton Goods for boys wear,
Domestic Plsids and Checks,
Blsaehed and brown sheetings aud Shirtings,
Gspllen,ens Fancy CraVsts,
Silk do do
A good assortment OF Hosiery.
Ladies' Gloves and MItts,f
Lace, Edging and Footing.
good assortment az Hardware, Cutlery
and Queenswsre OF every description
Groceries-A good asserlmAnt, viz: Coffee,
Sugar. Tea, Chocolate, Rec and molasseS.
Vinegar, Soap, Candles, Cheese, Feathers,
Figs, and 10 fact, almost every article kept In
country stores
He would respectfully ask bis friends and the
public generally TO call snd examine his stock
before making their purchases. L/S
J0HN G. WILSON.
Harners.Ferry Nav 90 lS45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

FOR SALE

I = - = - @@%-<e
w o.. be oHeredN Private ssle. ! hean,tf,.,
w aud productive TR.aCT 0f I.glE,n ]:
containing aboct
0ne HundEeg 4 Forty Acres.
Situated IN Jefferson cosuiy. Yifg:nia, inmr.
dlassly on The Baltimore ard obi0 Rail Road
about one and a>half miles from lbe old FUR.
race. an imporiaht pointnn the CHESAPEAKE snd
Gro Canal, and three miles from Hmpars4 Eli. !
~. where fEs Winchester ard Poiomsc lRsil
2osd jains The Baltimore sod Ohio RosdA Tie
saiI j. nal$rally superior. aud aaw weiIimrfbv,
"a fof the ,. auucilcn o. wheat at any otkef rson
lommon 10 the cosatFy.- Thsre arc a nuusbST
y arss rate spr.Ngs on, and twa stFes MS 81 VI.
Il running thrcueif Ike faEE. Z he situation i
ealthy, and 10 PlseS can Be bstieF supplied
|kili waller. o. moe c,uvenisst 10 cheap speaas
bf travel sod transportation. Fer iRforsasitoa
~ upon The anlcssgned- residag on The pre-
'nisss JACOB 7STRlDEk.
Oct 4. 1874 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
THE MEVERToN
Manufacturing CoInpanV.

NToTIcE Is hereby given that. IN eetnpli-
IN anes with the rsquisiiion Of tho charter.
general meeting Of the stockholders Of this
eenpsny will be held al Weserton on the first
Monday IN July neri, being shs 7ih day Of the
month, al O'Clock. ?. NJ. for the purpose Of.
sleeting Directors 10 manage the sIfslrs ofshis
company, for The ensuing year. ard Until sue
esssors be chosen. c. W. VIEWER, Sse'y
June s, leiS.--iG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
uoTTAon snuI1r

MWl&lkNINlE iAOWSlRo /
A fine large Barn. recently erected Spring.
smoke, Corn, Poultry. and Roo, houses. Also,
q house for servants, together with other requi.
site out-buildings, ali ID excellent repair.
There Is upon the premises : 6ne YOUNG
ORCHARD OF choice frnit,in full bearing ; and
also near the house there is large Investors
spring which affords running water ia most q
the 6elds .
do not deem il necessary 10 give turtle.
particulars in reference 10 the place, as pre-.
sumo that all who MAJ wishio purchase viii
call and examine the property for themselves
and 10 any such shalt BE- happy TO furniss
whatever information may be requisite, 90 sp
plication 10 me personally. or By letter. poti
paid. HENRY BoTEEER. !.
Aug Is. is44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
ALEXANDRIA, May 81.

ALEAANUKIh, May 81. "
.FLOUR.-The market is dull. saa sriees unset
ilede The only ssles hear Of fQN Sbis at the
Gasin At SASH Receipts BY the canal estei day
about 1000 bbls mostly puIia-store-n nothing doing
in King street. Wagon prlce,$4 Is. Receipts lit
tie or nothing,
lN.--Sineeo our last the receipts Of Corn have
been small, and prices are without change. We enH-
tinue considerations at S6sFor white, asd SO 40e
for yellow. We noIiee-s slight decline in wheat.
Sales yesterday It the balm Of 70oaSoo bushels q
q5e for nriufs red II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Ticket. slO-HaIvss s5-Quar;er. >
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Earfmers. Attention |!

THE undersigned has supplied himself with
a lot Of elegant timberfor GRIM CR.f-
DIES, and is now prepared TO 6x farmers out
los ''clean work"sthe coming harvest Those
who wish Cradles made +or repaired, will DO
well 10 send 10 their orders early, so that there
may be no disappointment when the busy sea.
son arrives. ALFRED 0'B.a.N.N0E
Charlestown, NAV %, 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Fruit. Fruit.

RUST received few boxes freah Orangss,
- Lemons, Prunes. RfislHs, Coeos nuts, Can.
dy. &c for sale very low. By
June S. s. H,6lsbosrer & Co.. 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
$3O,OOO!!!

Tickets SIO-Hslve. o-Quarier. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
NOTICE.

HTVHE Stockholders in the Shepherdslown
i and Smith6eld Turnpike Company, are
rsquested9o meet at the house Of Daniel Enller,
on Saturday, the 18th day Of June merit, between tho
hours Of aud o'clock, P. N. for the purpose
Of electing President, i've Directors and
Treasurer, 10 manage the affairs of the Com
pany for The ensuing year.
JOHN NJ. JEWETT,.
Secretary and TREASURER
May Is. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
FARM for Sale.

ID ENG dssirous Of removing 10 MlssorFil
ID Offer for sale the fsrm on which resideS
II is situated within halfs mile Of She Pherds-
town, upon the county road lsading ffom shenes
10 ChaFlestowr, and contains 23i ACRES lsS
OF which are arSole the Esmatuiug IS Sefss
being in wood.
Thn in.nrn....anaa ....n..-i..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Shannondale Springs,
Jefferson County, Va.


VNBE proPrietors have made arrangements for
opeuihg This delightful wateriog place ear
" 10 June. Me- A. p FiTcH. who proved so
acceptable ID the guests Of this esls blfsh msnl
last ysar. will be again in charge, with the be-
ne6t Of more intimate Acquaintance with jts
duties. 81 H
Shsnnondale Is ave miieG South Of Charles.
town. in Jefferson county, w. and only eight
hours travel from Washington or Bsillmors.-
Its medicinal QUALIFIED. snd Ahe charming scene.
~ By whieh il s surrounded. have been for years
the theme of admiration and Il Is no exsggera.
ton 10 say They are unsurpassed
n.A neat and comfortable STAGE win be
u the Rail Road Depot every day 10 convey
passengers 10 the Springs
TIE PRoPRIEToRs.
June S. Is45. ~
b9The Baiiimovs .amsriesn, .ASfisnal IaislIi-
gsnesr, PhiiadslPhis y. S. Gazette. and Ri<kmord
Hhig, will please publish the above 10 the coun.
try paper for ore month. and forward bills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Ruckskin Gloves.
Fresh Arrival.

gNHE undersigned having jnst returned from
- the Eastern cities, now offer 10 the pub
lie a very desirable selection Of new and fash.
iousble goods, which will be sold on lbsmost
accommodating terms. Call and see. u
S. Hfas6svsrS & CO. J!
Kableiown. JuneS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Clarke County Land
For Sale.

( Hall Mile Vest Q the Court House.
i &
lin purtu,snce Of the last will and testament s
IL Of George H.A Norris, Esq. deceased. The
subscriber Gill. as his executor, offer for sale
|before the Court House door OF Clarke counts
on The 25rd day q jane nrrtl Chat being Courl
|day ID ssid county aboul
TWO HUNDRED & Sixty or Sc
yensy .crcs
a The farm upon -scn he said acceden, resid~
led al ne Q sef bis death. There is upon the
poilicas4 The farm now offered for sale, about
so s9crcs Of Fine EEcGyn
Timber,
IA inc aud PRODUCTIVE ~. or. ,,aonn;
(which there are two neFsr yfaiIing SPRINGS.
moi far disianiTron The nweIing House. 4 hira
/ i 81 present out q rePpir. bu.>Righl Be made
comfortable al very small exReAxe. Nearly
shFes four,bs d the Yrsefis sneloAea wilma
STONE<f,E.NcE.
TAsre isalso .Oms hns fruis trees On fiss cen.
I've Of mp Gafm ihers i a'so ! beautiful size far
kui.dings
The tsfsaz az sale viii 10 aommunicat.d 4
applicants pEesions 10 the day OF sale II a..
sired assoon the day OF sale
WILLIAM q. NORRIS, Esf.
April2i, Is4s is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
That YerY Ronnet.

"HE NesPolilan-s so much in demand in
u Europe, is just received and forssle BY
June 5. S. H,6ltbotrey & Go.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
JEFFERSON LANn

TESgE. hairs q Jcha b. HsaFy have coaelusEsf
= tssdispuse u she Nil Fata.' and herekI
oGersiraapriysie sale. -
Hsfssilaated on he Potomac ! 'seE, Just be-
low Dsm No. 4, adjoining The mill was- = iheEcj
4 : 1araisg place Tor boats from the cESss-
neake ana ohio Caasl, IS known 10 Do Of tie
bes, qualify Of Jefferson Land, considerable
nor,ion 81 il being riek bottom Land, and Is we'd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Richardson's slEiEfSlre.
4 GOOD supply in qe,Il ss.llss sessi.huy
= % bard. b. :. HkFLEBcHER : co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
PURLKC SALE.

~ - ~ u ~ - n AAe
THE subscriber, intending to close up his
present business, will sell st public sale,
bis entire stock Of II a
New Furniture.
On SATURDAY. the l4h dag Of Jane merit, at his
Shop, on The Island VirgiDius, csasistinE OF lbe
following articles: R h
l Mahogany Sidebodrd
Dining and Breakfast Tables !. ~
Bureaus, Safes, Bedsteads
l smallFrning Lathe. Work; Benches;
a quantity Of Plank and Sta6, SC.
i7trms-All sums under $40 cash All sums
over $40, . credit ofsnineiy days viii be given
BY the purchaser giving note bea.ing interes,
from dstf, with approved security.
Sale teScommenee 'st ] O'Clock, p. NJ. i.
Harp.rssFsrry, June 5, ia4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
MAR9@9.

TO tls Fsrnsrs Of J.frsoa AID Bsfksisy
C0s4fiss.
THE undsrsiEned having rented The Leesown
Mil. belonging 10 L. ?. w. Batch. ESQ,
hereby gives notice that he will take Posssssloas
Of me sane o. the 6rstof Jdlyznsxt, where be
win Be pleased toereeeise
Grain ofeEery Description
to Grind,
and promises to Dc the sane with promptnesst
He also promises 70 be Industrious and acrou-
uodatinEto all who may favor hin with their,
custom. s6d no effort "a his part shall be spar
ed to please By pronP,ness aud attention 10
business. the undersigned hopes 10 receive
liberal share Of the public patronage.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Leetown. Nav 90. Isl5-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Valuable Jefferson Land

TON oALF1.
HNHE Farm Of Jacob PuItz, decd, ssolaere,l
II Of private sale. Its situated about two
miles North Of Smi,hfeld, on the opsquop
Creek. The Farm contains about I
s. $40 Acres
About 200 Of which is good lime Stone land, wen
situated. aLc in COED state Of cultivation
Tbe tfacs is well watered, the 0pequon run.
ming through Il, besides tTo reyer filling
springs.
There are about SIS acres Of timber, aul a.
bout30 or IS acres ofgeod bottom, which issel
dom oyer1own by the creek.
The improvements consist of r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

uNOR safe 81 the shannondsle Factory, some
beautiful Ingraip csrpslihe. which viii
b dispossd Of o. advantageous terms for cash
or on : skort credit, or Will hsssxchsnxsd for
Wool. 70 Be dtiiVSF1i By The let 5dns NEXT
loBE { 90.
sA, ne !. ,s kss.sfy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
.Notfefs.
rHEsNEEDFUL.

I'VE are really reluctant 10 call upon those in-
debted IN Us to Ike paym tina season Of the
year, but our HecesHties compel Us TO do il. We
hereforrhope that eusry oneta arrears III 1t lessl
pay porsion, n no. all. due ~. We desire that
this notice be not diiregaried, xsnt and mlaI
have MONEY.
D5rThe Rev. MIR. BRAIroE will preach Of
Z1ar Church, on Saturday and Sunday next, al
II O'Clock, Al NJ.
June s. asss=4Ssz 4s--~-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Rail Road Freieht Reduced

gnVtIE Transportation OF Flour from KeTneys
Ia VIE 10 Baltimore has been reduced to %
CENTS per barrel. r.
Also. Pias,<r from Baltimore to this Depot At
Ss.l3 per ton- ?. DUNNINGTON.
Ksrasysville, June S, 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
loot & SxzoEMaxING

JNHE subscribers respectfully inform thecili:
A./zens of Shepherdstewn7 sHd yicinitys,ihas
they have com menced the above business at the
stand formerly occupied BY Mr. McMutisp, adj
joining Daniel EntlerE Hotel, where they asg
prepared 10 do work In the Beatest style arc
most durable manner.
Prompness and fidelity shall ever be giver
10 orders and work. BY strict attention to bust.
ness we think tbat'we may rely with confidence
upon generous public for libersl support
I'VE expect to keep on hand considerable
quantity Of material; and persons who may pa
tronize US mayrely upon their ork being done
promptly. and our cash prices cannot be beat
JAMES E WOOD & 60.
6hepherdstown, NAV 8. 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

JNHE subscriber. 10 addition to The business
- be has heretofore carried on, Is now pre-
pared 10 nanufaeturs and repair
Threshing Machines
or every description. VI
PLoUQHS Of al kinds. ~
cLovER HuLtERs. Coax Shell -
LERs, MHEAT FANs, &C. 49, -
Having engaged hr. GEoRoE K. EEwa1s.
Who has been long and extensively known as a
6rst rate workman in this branch Of business,
snd having made arrangements for 4 supply of
the beat Timber and Castings, the subscriber
can assure all those who may favor him with
their patronage, that their woIk shall be done
with despatch, and 10 the most Satisfactory
manner WM. BERLIN.
BerryyilIe, Clarke 60 April 5. ls45 I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
For Hire,
7ER0CERTFS'

9UGAR House slrrups. "a arsi rate sriialel
- Codss, Sugar. and Teas. and gsnsFsl ~
sorims1t Of 81 kin1s Of Groeeries. lately re-
csirsd By THOMAS RAWEINs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

IN ATS -o'Lsry's spring style
IA Also-La Polka craial3
For sale b &c slsafooss
/, Msyl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
TWO aoou HousEs.

TWO GOOD HOUSES, '
one Of which is large tRosssory Stone House
The other is good. boarded house, tSFt
stories high, stone smoke-house, large barr
and corn-hcase. There is also on The farm :
pretty good Orchard.
Any person desiring further information as Il
the farm. terms, &c, can address or apply tc
ISAAC or DAVID PuLrz, residing on the premises
March 81, ls45-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Skirts.

NoHAIR. grass linen. lace, and corded
1Vl skirts, for sale by y
May 80. u MILLER & WOODS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Clocks.


EwUsf rscsived and Row opening 6Ds -
= sortnsnl of hsr1Rs cutlery. Moodwars,
sect T. RAWLINs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

ma E subscribers wish to purchase wool. for
i which they pay the highest market price.
June 5 KEYES & KEARSLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

THE latest style Beaver and Csssimere Hats,
and good assortment or Boots, Shoes and
Ladies Kid slippers. jus. reesived and for sale
BY Csans Z Sadlsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

NREsH oranges and Lehon. for sale b.
KEYES & KEARSLEY.
June 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

make, onened quietly. 5ut the demand
IN Monday TUESDAY. and wednesday
wa,.ys.y extensive. The sales reaching
up,wards 81 az 600 bales. more than one
hslr an SPECULATION but Is the buyers
were 20 treeIy me. by importers, no ad.
vance took place in prices OF any descrp-
,ion Yes,erdsy the demand bscame
limited and The market closed with heasi-
ness. the ouotsiIons Of last week being
barely obtalnable. Taken on speculation.
o6 800 American, and 500 Sutai; and
for expor.l l7DO American. 200 Peruam-
buco sad70 Madras. The total number
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

In putsnsnrs uf call pubiished In the Register and Journal, full meeting of the democratic party convened al the Court House on "Wednesday night, for the purpoee of appointing delegates the Dis uict Convention to be held at Claiborne the 9th proximo.
 The meeting was organised by ca Hing Gen. w.. CRABB 10 the Chair, and appointing w. H. DAvts Secretary
 Aher brlef but iorcible address from the chaIr- man, the following preamble and solutions were offered by Daniel Chandler, Esq, and recommended to the meeting by of hs stirring and effective ef forts:
 ThIs meeting having confidence in the delegates that may be appointed represent this county m the convention that will soon meet to nominate caDdi- date for Congress in this distrct and believing that lhe convention will make, from the distinguished gentlemen who have been recommended tS Its con sderatIon, such selection as will unite the demo- cratic party in the nees support, do therefore recommend he adoption Of the following Resou. tons, viz:
 1. Resolved, That the chairman appoint five dele. gates to represent hs county in the convention lha meets al Claiborne, the second Monday of June next, to nominate "A candidate for this Comgressona District, and that said delegates have power 10 fl any vacancy that may occur, by resignation or fail urc from an, cause 10 attend said convention. 2. Resolved. That while this meeting prefer the nomination of either Col. PHILLIPS, or Col. WALK ER, both of ~hom are citizens of this county ana each of whom has the confidence oi ,he democratic party, yet they will cheerIul unite in he support any one uh ho na, be nnmi"aed by the convention ai the candidate of lhe democratic parry
 No debate occurring on the resolui ions, they wei, put 10 the meeting and unanimously adopted.
 Col. Plalt WAS then called for and responded il his usual ardent and spirited le. The meeting then adjourned.
 GEO. W. CRABB, Chairman. l ". II. DAVIS, Secretary.
 Pursuant to the first resolution, the following gen tlemen were appointed Delegates:
 Gen. John W. Moore, Joseph C. Smith, Esq Major Thomas Holland, Hon, Joseph Seawel ano Major Boyd D. Simison. F
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

VALUE OF THE EXPRESS IIrEs.-We are 90 frequently indebted to the express lines, ccntering in ihis city, that feel constrained to notice them their enei prixe-and their value 10 the commu nifv
 There are three lres, which, centeriug here, di verge to si points of the Union. The first is Adams & Co ,the Great Eastern, Southern, and South W es- tern forwarders. They now run through To Portland at ,he East, New Orleans the South, and St Lou g at the West. They have TWO hunIred men ln their employ, who work on an average twelve hours day, and remarkable for their energy and enterprise. They take parcels in ihis city and deliver iben safely, in st least hundred different cities their route. ln addition 10 this, they have an English and French line. through winch they for ward to all parts of Europe, by every steamer and sailing pi c;@i from Nov York. Boston and Phila- delpha. Indeed, their name and business is s,,read over the ~nue world.
 The second is Lnngslon and Wells, the Great Northern and North Western line. This concern has been on the route for several years. They have of the best arranged houses in this city, the business in which they are engaged. They run to Albany, Buffalo, Montreal. to all the intermediate towns and cities, and to almost every point on the Great Lakes. They are also engaged in a Foreign Agency, in which they tansacta la, ge business.- They indOnable in their enterprise, and every where iavorably known.
 The third line is Gray's. Thus has just started into existence Thus far il has warmed by the pub lie patronage, and as il is conducted with skill and prudence, it may shortly increase into an extensive forwarding establishment. Mir. Gay runs to and from Boston, and carries small parcels.
 These three lines of great value to not only the mercantile classes, but the hole community The cheap postage system has been brought about by them and the independent press of the country, and they will, therefore, continue to tcceiye he sup port of the pubic. No set of men have ever lie. played more spirit aud enterprise ihan the maiagers oi this line. They have become marked feature of America.-lN. '. Herald.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
ID A AG E NA.ffHRa

Fer steamboat James l. Day from New-o Orleans Mrs Spencer, Maj 1urd Captain Grant, Dr Williams, Messrs Spence, Cooper, Stacker, Gamble Brown, Boul leIne Robinson, Cnssity Stuart, Ceveland Boykin Il W ishburn. Wyckof, Murrell, Horn-l3 on deck
 Per steamboat New World i'm Momtgomery-Rey Mir Lewis and lady, Capt Walker. lady aHd children, w Terrell and lady Garrett and lady, Mrs Meeker. Mrs Christian, Misses Giddon, Cogburn. Battle, Dade Slick ney, North, Booth, Atkinson. Allen, Revs Marcy, Per kins, Judges Garrow Hall liamilton Drs Townsend w Welch, Capt WiIhors, hessrs Greer, Kyle, Ashburn, Hull, E Benners Giohon, NJ Jackson, R Hinton, 5 Ewing. ] K y les, Hamilton, Smith, Harris, R L Balance. Huliinger, Wilson, Phillips Rnmbo, E Dudley, and Dudley, D smitherson, W B Rtey, W D Wood Lnndreth, E Bss, W Hoyt. Mclntire, T Carr, Mckay, Sharpli.s. Lamptuning, Murphy, C Tinny. Robinson. R Wyatt, Marlow, McReynolds, c Thrash, Furow, Brown, NJ Hunter, Weeks, Cook, 0 Quarles, Chivers, Marsh. Thrush, Engal der. Ahen l. Smith, solomon. Bloodsood, Knight, Savory. T Sprmgle, M Hunter, A Lynum, Barlow, NJ Fleming, swift M Agee. Cochran, Webster, T smith, Mil, Ter. kalhemer. E McBay, Coln, Jones, Hendricks w Holly, Garrison, Robertson, Electromagnetic others
 Per steamboat Lowndes fin Wetumpka-Messrs Bee. ton. Snedker, AbercrOmhe sayIe. MciIenry CI.yion and Meyer, HOtCh siss Rutledge WHrnock Wright, II EckOS Hartweli, Edwards, TUrwn, MasOn Gwnn, W Colvn, Draw, Posey, Christian James, Odem. Coche- ron. While.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

INUsDATIoN OF THE COUNTRY OF THE RHINE. We ealn from lie New York Schne that there has been most extensiye and wasting flood upon ihe Rhne. Owing to the intensity ut the wn- ter, immense masses oi snow had accumulated in the Upper Rhne cnu0lry, the melting of which has caused such deplorable calamies. In Cologne the streets along the river are said be under water, which at ihe date of the inlormato, (March 13) had reached the lower stories, and was still rising
 The only colmunIcati ion betW he streets the bank of the river, and the higher parts of the towr was in skifs. On the opposite side of the river the town of Deut7 was nearl, 1vei 1nwed, the part that escaped ioi mi'g an .land. In pleasure garden on the side of he river the upper branches only o the frees yisible. The whole flat cUuniry mound Cologne Is represented as in similar coniition- the dikes are broken down, and the frighliu de,as iation continually the increase. Such a flood, il is sad has mol occurred for nearly too generations.
 Great apprehensions are entertained uf suffering from scarcity of provisions, diseases and lack ol ploymen' for the pDor.
 The flood is said to extend from the borders o Switzerland to Holland Vast numbers of peasanir, had os every thing but life
 In the fortified town of Cobleniz, the water hac reached the pUt holes of the fort icn ions, and pas sengers landed from the sienmboats over the ramparts.
 Hall of ihe city of Dusseldrof was under water. = The great man featuring town of Elherfe Id, situated small branch of the Rhine, has also suffered verely.
 A heavy calamity has, we see, overaken the whole valley of the Rhine--one of the ia est DOT. tions of lhe earth. There is who has ever visited that favored region whose heart does mol warm al the Iecollectons of its beauties. The fl rod has laid it desolate but its natural frtiliiy and it's many advantages are such that Rlay hope loI its restoration 10 it's former prosperity and beauty. [New York Mirror.