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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06
MEMORANDA

pFrom Capt. IowIand of the schr Gazsle, attached to the Light Houses the Coast and arrived here Saturday last, we learn that the ship Zoto, of Kenne bunk, from New-orleans bound to Boston, ashore on Logserhead Keys tTortugas on the morning of tho 22d ut, and bilged-about $50 bales cotton quantity of Flour In damaged state, and other portions of hel cargo had been taken out by wreckers and the stripped of her spars and rigging Her cargo consisted of 6ss bales cotton, lOl6 bbls our 25l do molasses hhds sugar. SlO6 pigs lead and 64s hides Three of hs | crew of the Zotoff arrived here in the Gazelle.
 D The schr Fox reports having experienced heavy gales during the passage. On the l7ih ult shipped heavy sea- which stove the boat. galley, Iarboard bull warks and done other damase-os flying jib &c., and was obliged to throw deck load overbonrd
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HB AASENG7tBSN

Per steamboat James L Day from New Orleans Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Qugley, Messrs Kennedy, Aiare, W Keith, Benae, edger, Long, Packard, Reid, Dais Nc Conaghy, Hnrdawny, Roberts, Gae-25 on deck.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-hiesdam Dyer Pniterson Col Erwin, Capts Case, Walker Messrs Caller, Hall. Walker Clayton, Blodget, Kenon, Ferguson, Lncea Brown, Bishop Portier, Rev MT Ken rick, Demack, Jennings, Kerr Atty Jemson, Dexter. Dyer, Miller, Hnsse-l3 deck
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ASSOCIATION OF FACTORY VOPERATIyEs-The Factory girls of Lowell talk of establishing a,ge Factory to be worked by themselves and of which they shall he the Joint Stock Proprie,ors
 CURIOUS FAcTs There is a gentleman in this Province, says n Montreal paper, who has vote for member of Parliament in fl different places. This ia about urirrtsol sufIrage
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Resolutions strongly reprobaiing ;he expressions and cruelty practised upon Gov. DoRR. have passed the New-Hampshire House of Representatives, by vote of TO to 43. While these resolutions were un- der discussion, Mir. Preston, whg member from New Tpswich stated that he was classma,e in Col lege wlth Thomas W. Dorr-that he there knew him intimately and thoroughly Dorr, in all his eon-
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EAL ESTATE FORSALE-The subscribers, AG Executors and Trustees ofthe Estate of A,ldin Lewis. Esq, deceased, will sell at public auction the Real Estate, situated in the city of Mobile, to wit The Land and two story brick Stores on the south. ery sIde of Dauphn street, now occupied by J B. Todd and W. E. Miller. Each store with the land belonging to will be sold by itself The sale will take place at the Mansion House the l2lh day of February, lSa5, at l2 o'clock noon. Terms made known al time of gale.
 Any further information desired before the sale can be obtained on application to Edward Hall, Esq., who will also attend all propositions to purchase al private sale before auction
 HENRY WHITE, Executors and
 VIM. R. HITCHCOCK. ifosiees'
 CrrY OF NEW HAVEN, Dec. 23, ls4i.
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IMPORTS.

HANRE-Per ship Jacob Pennell-l63j bales cotton. HANANA-Per brig Tarante-l00 bales cotton, ll9,- SIP feet lumber, 10 masts
 BOSTON-Per bark Mont pelier-597 bales cotton, 205 bdls and Ago hides, Dxa and bbls mdIe
 BoSTDN-Per brig Mnrscllois-387 bales cotton, I25 hides, F bbls tanw
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In consequence oi ihe dense fog on Saturday night and Sunday morning, the New-Orleans mail did not arrive yesterday ill 3o'clock.
 bre broke out on Saturday night in the clothing store oi Munroe & Co.,, corner oi Gravier & Mag aIne streets, destroying that and the three adjoining stores.
 There had been later arrival from Texas-iur- nishIng, however, nothing of interest.
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Review of the Mobile ,uarke,.


 COTTUN-Afnved during the week ileeJ bales, and exported in period l5, ,15y bae4-reducng stock 10 G. l3l bales including all on shipDoerd not cleared last evening.
 back briefly to he ytI IL, days subsequent receipt of the iorsign tws per Caledonia Fair cotton then quoted Jc. and n.~..g 41sf4c. al which rates the market rdled pretty steadily the succeeding days following which prices inclined in buyers favor without however any poste decline until the 24ih when holders gave about b. the declining te 1dency tnued the close oi the week-q dotAt.Ons the 25th being reduced % (D t.c Sale, for ending 2Ist at 95JU bales, ana that ending 18th II 5OU bales. For the greaterpart ot the time Engh bdyeis principal operators The advance ill reght, during the above pe period l-l6c.
 Al the close week proceeding the past the market rather irregular the advancing tendency Of reignt eXertihg unluvorable influence cotton. But little done Saturday, and Monday the receipt Of the foreign per Acadia, completely unsettled the market the transactions that and the following day being at very irregular pce, but generally about c per lb. bo low Le opening prices of tue week Buy cuinng far ter concessions, view the disa foreign accounts full particulars o which did hand until Tuesday, well in reference 10 tlle up ward oI reshts, holders reluctantly obliged yield shade order effect sales NedneS- day The decline the close O the day being 4 upon prices before Inc arrival of the foreign Du- ring the last two days fair business has been done at Wednesdays prices holders generally acguescng in the established reduction and freely offering their stocks We report daily sales tor the week: 00U Saturday 15(D SJn Monday, 1000 un day, 2JU0 WedneS day, 2O0l Thursday and 3009 yesierday-otu 1Ue00 bales. The largest share of the business continues he for English account the balance divided between north Europe, France and home markets The low stage of rivers has diminished receipt, Ofthe last fortnight The relative proportion of iae grades quite mited The 1sl cents below the highest point of the season.
 We quote under, rehrking that the market has hard ly settled down al regular rates and that the views of bro kers differ to the proper quotations nearly t4c.
 a1rn
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kNlg'fDsEtg'A.

LiVERPOoL-Per Br ship Alex Edmond-27ss sacks salt.
 DOSToN-Per ship Oxnard-57 nests bbls 9 casks. ss hhs oil, 100 do potoes 100 do onions, 200 casks nas 100 cases shoes, pkees glass Sc.
 NOBLERORO-Per ship Ceniurion-o2 tons hay.
 NEW.ORLEANs-Per steamboat Crcoe.-ss bbIs nut, 94 do flour. 3 pkgrs furniture. kegs whiskey, h's ohscco hhd sugar. pcs bagging, coils rope.
 NEW-ohLEANS-Pe steamboat Janes Day-l2 hhds sugar 22 pcs b,ggne 35 bbs mnlassrs, do bran dy, 4e do Hour 40 do whiskey, 30 do fruit do eggs ses oxs tobacco 2O4 sks corn 40 do cofee cks ca- ret, hhd bacon. Nc.
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COMMERCE oF MOBILE

Total. .37, ,5-5. le .ba.1- .SseI,g57 t6 The exports Great Britain and France, all by Amer Gun vesses Tu Cuba, four Spanish vessels oaded-ba lance in American.
 The average weght of bales this season Is 4e7t lbs and The average value S26 4. ARRIVALS AND DEP NATURES TOR MONTH OF DEC lS4A Exclusive ot Soois, aers Plot Boats cnd stelnbosi4
 CLEARED.
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Ont-door Rntcs of EyOh,ngc, Jan. }, '4
Cotton statement -Por. of Mobil.

Cotton statement Port or Mobile.
 FRGDAY EVENING, January g. l645 Stock on hand September lst, ls44..... bales 4l75 Received this week ...l1SS3 Received preNiousiy ll7230-lS9ll3
 I33355 Exported this week ..............-.......l5T6 l5T6y fahpo'teu pTtFllGSy .JlSeS--oilo Leaving stock on hand and on shpboard not es,,, cleared January ,, l8sJ................... '-
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FREIGHrS-We quoted advance this day week in foreign treghS of -l6c masters at the close refusing last paid rates Since then farther Improvement has taken place. American ssels receiving charters for Liverpool at %d and British making engagements at lll6d For Havre, vessels the berth have filled up F. cent; French ship arrived Thursday has been put up by her consgnees for Havre, Coastwise q fair de gree of activity New York and Boston 5c firm, and Pro violence ssDIl ll6c.-engagemenI being made at both. There two three foreign freghts in market for which shippers ndisposed pay rates but shipnasters remain firm although there has been arrivals within the last two days The advance in rates since the opening of the season is c perb. Arriv ed during the week square rgged vessels and cleared 3
 An engagement reported for Havrc at la since the above was written
 EXCHANGE-Fhe market has been very uniform in rates for tho last fortnight with fair of lions in both foreign and cOaswise bills The supply dy, and about equal to demand Present per ct. below the quotations the lst of last month The Bank of Mobile buys and sells domestic bills in accordance with outside figures Of table. Alabama State Bank are tending down and very dull. See quotations.
 The receipts o specie reported during the week S25 000 Previously Sl0 l6t-toa his 29 000 Same time last Sl, ,U7i e03
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the FOREIGN Ex PORTS, RECEIPTS and STOCKS CoTToN, at the cor respondn ng period of each of the following years:
 lsl4. Ia43. l942 Great Britain. bales. .2D s32. .172 790 .336 453 Francc. ll5 S42. 164iO.. .l09 0l0 Other Foreign Ports 75UyO. l59i9.... 36y7e Total sxpors.. q" .456 064. 2G5 l45. 4s2 Al Resapfs .1y7 6ue 6390. 9l2 452 stusks iklA AIS r.s 4sa A2s - 2s- ir--
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

, i .Lt or the arrivals Dr. ships, and SD. bflg-lsh was tom Jamacs and from Belfast. ufelanu! n otrA from eacl nf the ports ct Anwrrp Tfesie "hh Nroh- stadl, bgigs from Cuba and from Barcelona.
 D the de arlures for Great Britain. ship TOT "as- gov, Inc balance for Lve nn To frar'e all ior iia- other foreign ports Grigs for Havana ana TOT Porto Rico, wiil schooners for Cubs
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MARINE LIST.
 PORT OF MOBILE-JANUARY [

CLEARED Ship Jacob Pennell, Martin for Havre by Lecesne. Bark Montpelier, Stackpoe, for Boston, by Rivers & co.
 Brig Tarano, White, for Havana by c LeBaron. Brig Marsellois Sleeper for Boston, by Jas II Rivers X co.
 ARRIVED. Br ship Superb Mitchell. Is days from Demerara to Reid & 90.
 schr Fox, Stewart, i'm Baltimore, 10 II A Schroeder. Schr Nimrod, Chase, i'm Boston, to ] Il Rivers co. Sioop Herald, Burdick, fin Newport, R. l., to master. Steamboat Creole Hiern. i'm New Orleans. Steamboat James Day, Reynolds i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Bonrbon LappDgton, from Wetumpka, with 62e bales cotton. Steamboat Viola, Walker, from Selma, with SIS bales cotton.
 p The ship John Dunlap, Choate, i'm Boston, is re- ported in the Bay.
 CLEARED FOR THIS PoRr-At New-Yo ork, Dec, 27- Ship Great Britain, Wilson. At Boston, Dec. 23-Schr Shganaw, Wright. At Savannah, Dec. 30-Schr Edwd Franklin, Jenny cargo l55 tcs rice.
 ARRIVED HENCE-At New-York, Dec. 26-Bark Re- form Buckley. Al Holiness Hole, Dec 2l-Bark Ohio Ellis for Bost SAILED FOR THIS PoRT-From Rotterdam, Nov. 24- Ship Asia, Iialleu.
 ADV. F6R THIS PORTAL Philadelphia 27th ult-schr Emma Bancroft
 At salem, Dec 23-Bark Cowper. Lecraw. At Baltimore, Dec. 2s-Schr Gazelle, Springer.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

THE AsTI-RENT TRoUBLrs.-A partial ex- animation has taken place of the persons arrested as participants in the murder at Claverac which leaves little doubt of their guilt. Rumors prevailed in Hudson, where they confined, that an attempt would be made to rescue the prisoners; but every measure had been taken by the authorities to hwarl such an attempt. A force of 100 men had been or ganized, armed, and ia under pay for month"; There is also corps of 500 volunteers in readiness to lend their aid in of an emergency. A deter- minatidn is manifested by the people that the laws shall be sustained The facts elicried on the exam nation, furnish clue the actual murderer, and it is believed he will soon be arrested.
 The subjoined letter contains the latest iniorna- ton in regard to this melancholy affair
 HUDSON, (N. Y.) Dec. 25. ls44.
 "Our anii-rent troubles are on the increase. The examination of the four prisoners now going on, is likely to unayel all the secrets of their assoc ati0n formed in thls county the 18th of October last It enrols some very respectable farmers, and what is more astonishing, sone too who own their lands in fee.
 A very respectable farmer was committed to-day from the witness stand, who refused to testify ard answer a question which he said did crimInaie himself. Alter some hours he nt d message 10 the Court that he was willing to answer all questions put him.
 He was then put on the stand, and testified to ma ny important facts. So that with few such witness ses we shall al no distant day put quieus upon that agrarlan spirit m th. county. This rebellion four ishes well m our manor towns as ignorance IS ge- nial soil for it's growth.
 Last evening messenger arrived from Albany inc forming us that in the noon Of to-day, the Bur gess Corps with 300 stand of arms, in addition 10 a we felch the first of January. shall then have full faith in our new Governor elecr, he win probably at declare these several counties in state of n- snrrection, and quarter troops m every infected ds- trct.
 Our sheriff received message this morning, and from reliable source. that the Anti. Renters were lsonally notified last night in the town of Copake. to hold themselves in readiness, at a mlnute's wan tug to march to Hudson, fire the city and release the prisoners.
 Let them come; tables are set, and our citi- zens quite ready 10 wait upon them."
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

DUH H tu"h HHsurHHCe OO OI NeW. Y Ork IbNHE subscribers having been appointed agents 1 for the above company, aie prepared to take Marine and River risks on Cotton and other Mer- chandise, and solict from their friends share of their business.
 The principle of Insurance upon which this h. stituton is founded, returns the insured the nett prols m proportion to the amount of premium paid by them.
 The high standing of the company is a sure guar untee to parties doing business with them that all losses will be promptly adjusted.
 jun6 JAMES MAGEE & co. 66 Commerce.st.
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O Soc fetc Fra nc aise de He enfaisanee. e.-Le local de la pompe No neant pas dspossble pour LuN Dl, JanVier, In reunion est remise au lendemaln.
 Aux termes de Particle des regements oganque de socete est cntendu que s les socieaires ouvent pas en nombre Fassemblee renvoyee LrNDl, l2 ian4 30M DE ST. CYR.
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New-YOrk Circus.

A CAhD-MR. JAMES SANFORD most res- pectiuily informs his friends and the citizens of Mobile, that his benefit will take place Oh Tpssday frenins, January 7lh. which occasion rich lrea w''l be offered. A match Dance for Sl00 aside, be-
 tween MT. Sanford and gentleman of this city, du- ring the performance, and great variety of negro melodies and dances bv the members of the Ken lucky Minsres Band. The whole Equestrian Corus will also exert themselves on the occasion. ian6U
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IF' The Subscribers have hand, and are con- santly rece wing from their Northern Manuacory their usue supDy of fresh and seasonabe Goods u most every variety of ROOTS AND SHOES, which they offer their friends and customers at greatly reduced pr- ces, for cash or approved paper.
 dec27 LArON & co A9 Water-s sreet
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A PPLES-20 bbls Neutran Pippins, for sale by "A jan6 BEERS SMITH. z CASES Kerseys, for sale low by O ian6 T. fl. CHEEVER, 70 Csmmerce-st
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NOTICE-A monthly meeting of the Board ef School Commissioners will be held al the Court House on Tuesday next, 7th Jan, at 4 o'clock PH.
 ianS H. STICKNEY, Secretary. HERISSON-If Mir. HERISON, who is sup A posed to reside on The Winchester Road, three four leagues from Mobile, will call on Dr. GATES he will obtain paPeTs of advantage 10 him.
 janS
 DRAFTS GINS-These most highly celebrated L and popular Glns, in the three varieties, which are,manuinctured by Messrs Daniel Pratt & Co, will be sold either for cash accommodating terms, deliverable on the Alabama, Warrior or Tombeckbeo rivers, in this city by
 ian8 29E GEO. c. HENRY, 67 Commerce n INSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-The subscri- ! bers, agents for the Conrlbutionshp Insurance Company of New York. continue 10 take risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Re-. as also River risks at reasonable rates of premium. This is an old estab- lshed Company, worth $500, 900 capita paid in, and a large surplus 10 meet lnsses.
 janS HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. DIAPER WAREHOUSE-A Paper Warehouse, A where Merchants and Printers of middle and south Alabama at all times, summer and winter, find writing, printing and enveopng Papers of eve " description, has long been desideratum in tho commercial operations ot Mobile, The subscriber has made such arrangements with paper manufac,u. rers and others as will enable him To keep up 2 full supply of all qualities of Letter. Cap and Enveloping Papers, and all sizes of good Printing Popers, and he iatters himself that his prices will prove so low as to give universal satisfaction. His stock is now large, to which the attention of purchasers is res. pectfully invited.
 Writing and Printing Inks, QullIs and Steel Pens, are also offered extremely low st wholesale Terms uniformly cash. llan4 S0l F. H. BROOKS.
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eS TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. AO Runaway from the subscriber on or abou N the Slh day of March last, Negro man A named EPHRAIM. He formerly belong- | ed to man named Wright, whose name he some-
 times assumes. and was sold as his property under
 execution by the Sheriff of Mobile county about a
 year since. He is very intelligent fellow and uses very
 choice language in conversation. He is thick set,
 of ordinary height, and his color but shade above
 black He is probably endeavorins 10 get out of the
 State, as he pretends to be free. The above reward
 will be paid for his apprehension and delivery me
 at Blakeiy, Ala. JONATHAN JOHNS. oct4. 213ttf ..5...
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NOTICE-The undersigned hereby gives notice l that he has this day qualified as Executor of the last Will and Testau ent of Philip McLoskey.
 All persons having claims on the Estate are called upon to present them within the time prescribed by law, ihe same will be barred; and all those in. debted are requested to make immediate pa, ment.
 decl2 l0tC G, WESTFELDT, Executor.
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AAl ONDERS WILL NEYER CEASl

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEAsE-The
 W undersigned has nude such arrangements with the publishers of "Lttell's Living Age" that the reading part of the community can at all t,mes- summer and winter-be supplied with readable mat ter, (dstDct from the ordinary trash of 'he dsy) at p~y reduced prices He would also beg leave to say, 'hn he is at all times supplied win Paper of every description, and has been fo, Ms last len years.
 jan6 s. W. ALLEN, 25 Dauphiu st.
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MOBILE

Monday Morning, January C, 1S45.
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NOTlCE-T undersigned was appointed Ad- l Nminstratrix with ihe will annexed, by the Hon. JID. Lester, Judge of the County Court of ofWashng. ton county, on the estate of ANDERSON F. CATO, deceased, late of said county This is to notify al persons indebted to said estate, to come forward and make immediate payment; and all persons hay. ing claims against said estate, requested pre- sent them within the tune prescribed by law, or they will be barred. JOYCE E. CATO, Adm'r.
 Washington county, Ala. noy30 249ct
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IDA Lighter per bark Oxford from Philadelphia is dis charging al the first wharf below Government street. Consgnees will attend so the receipt of their goods.
 jan6 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
 qy NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs-schr NIMRoD, from Boston, is dischareing this day wharf south Of Cont street wharf, fjan6l J. H. RIVERS co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-06

OFFICE MOBILE INSURANCE CoMPANY,l
 Mobile, January I, ls45. ] A DIVIDEND of six per cent on the capital stock "A of tle Mobile Marine Railway and Insurance Company was this day declared by the board of di- rectors. payable on and after the 9th inst.
 jan6 3lUw THOS $. KING. Secretary,
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decl2 l0t

A DMINIsTRAToR'S NOTICE-Take notice "A that on Saturday, the l4lh of December. l844. by the Orphans Court for Mobile county, the sub scrber wns duly appointed adminstrator ad coreigen- dun, on the estate of Edward Cumfort, deceased. All persons having claims aganst the estate of the said Edward Cumfort are required to exhibit the same within the lime limited by law, or the same will be barred.
 decl7 l4tC THOMAS O,BRIEN
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| mond's original American Beaver Ea,s, manu- Gacured of pure Fur, and warranted free from Cotton Wool, New York city made, just received and for sale by HENRY & STODDART, .
 an3 corner of Water and Conti.at.
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FOR NEW.ORIEANS.

EOR NG W -Oht@GhiSfos
 (RegHiar ssm-'osskly packer to he Nc0 Basi".) tfzgN1" h The fine new and stsunch steamer 1ssAs@afsy MONTEZUMA, J .McC Baker mas rzter. will leave for the above port on Tl EsDAf, 7lh Jan. at 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight Or passage, having excellent accoumo- daiapns, apply on board 10
 jan6 C. A. GILBERT & BRO.. 50 Com-st
 FOX COLUMBUS. Ptnh privilege of rs-sAiPpng ps lrens of lON
 water.
 &szR3sR. steamer VIOLA. Walker master ', will depart for the above and all intermediate land- ings on TUESDAY, 7lh inst, at o'clock M. For freight or passage apply on board or to jan6 MOSES WAKING.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. r> e-' a 1he regular packet steamer ELLIE wlll leave Tor the above and all intermediate and- ings on THIS DAY, the 6th instant, and aiH not return antl she reaches the abors ports.
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10 jan6 MOSES WAKING. Agent.
 FOR GAINESVILLE. | h Tine very fine new fast running Ezisilz2s steamboat ELIZA, W. H. Roberts master, vii leave for the above and all intermediate landing, ,l,n TU ESDAY, 7h inst, at 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to jan6 NJ. WAKING, Agent. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMKA. Ca-@ n The steamboat CHARLOTTE, Le- lhrop, master, will leave for the above and lntei mediate landings on THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at 5o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to ian7 M. WAKING.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. A E,sDHo h The Steamer MARQUETTE, B. SkssssszzaezzIFE SkssssszzazzIFE1- II. Fry. master, will leave for the above all intermediate landings on WED- NESDAY, 8th inst, al 5 o'clock PM. For freight passage, apply on board or to jan6 M. WAKING, Agent. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h E@" ss The fine, fast running steamboat SstISsszHasFz5zZ BOURBON. Lapington master, will leave Tor ihe above and ali intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 9th inst. at l2 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board to
 jan6 MOSES WAKING.
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pMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co No. A WALL-sTREET, NEw YoRK Secured Profits cf Fiue Years Over Half n Million of Dollars!
 Applications for INSURANCE will he received the office
 of the Agenry, of St Francis and Royasts up
 stairs. decl4l ROBERT $. BUNKER, Agent.
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p HAVILAND, CLARK & CO., IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in Drugs and Nelicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Perfunery Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils Dye Siuffs, &c.
 Nos. 45 aud 47 Water street-MOBILE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-York.
 HAvILAND, llARRAL X ALLEN; Charleston, 5. C.. HAvILANp, kIsLEy X Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 1cmo T WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, DENTIsT,- Having returned from the North can he found his old quarers No. 45 Dauphn street, three doors below Roy nl-norih side
 REFERENcEs-Dr. Leyert Dr. Nntt nny22 2iQifk
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.StSN The American smp $ sUPERIOR. Captain Ssssdae A Hen, having part of her cargo on hoard. w'll have immediate despatch. For height oi 500 bales cotton, apply to
 jan6 GARDNER k SAGER, St Michaelst