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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

AsEMoaETER.-We b I've been graiiied BY an
examination Of the thermometer, or wind and ra in
gague, IN LOyd's subscriptions room. at the ROYAL
Exchange. The Committee deserves COMMUNICATION
for having thus aided in forwarding the interests VI
science, particularly aH-the Improvements made By
the constructor, Mr.. Foleu OsIer, not only in,
genous, bat substantial advantages, winch mist no
be neglected in the construction ofany similar in
strument. The apparatus may he thus briefly des-
cribed vertical fan or fy, such is used IN the
construction Of the modern mil, Keeps the pressure
plate always in direc, line with the wind; the
pressure plate acts four springs Of varied degrees
OF strengh slight breeze presses only on The first
and weakest spring, stronger wiad brings the Sc
oond into play, mud so on TO the third and iourth,-
the whole four being more Than equal TO any force
OF wind which can he expected in this country. The
pressure plate works a rod, ut the extremity of
which Is pencil acting 6, Under Of tracing pa
per IN the subscription rnon us the pressure plate
is forced back by the wind the pencil 10 proportion.
atey pushed down on the cylinder, and thus the in
tensity Of, the wind 10 acou atelv self registered.-
The direction OF the wind il shown on the dials IN
the yarlons parts Of The building, by the usual sys.
TEN Of rods and beve wheels: il 10 also reg ;stered
on the cylinder, by the agency Of per ,,etuai scrow
working up and down the indicating pencil. A rain
gauge is also attached TO the aismometer The rain
that falls into the gauge descends into receiver, ut
the Bottom Of the anioneier; and this being suspen-
dad, IN connection with delicate Indicating rod and
pencil as il sinks the rod falls and thus the small
lest quantity Of rain 10 al once self registered. The
registration 10 efJccied on cylinder, covered with
graduated paper, which ia made to turn round once
IN ninety six hours. The clock work 10 so consrsc-
led as to produce uniformity Of mo'on On this pa
per the varical lines lndicietim while the pencils
mark the pressure and velocity Of the wind and the
amount Of rain that falls. Al the end Of every
six hours the paper 10 changed. and the register
carefully preserved Tor reference -[Atheeum.
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0Tro THE PUBLIC The Ladies' Mltsinn.

p'rO THE PUBLIC The Ladies' Mlssinn-
ary Sew ing ociriy of Christ Church Parrish, 10 this
CITY take this method respectful, Of Informing the
community Mt large, that they propose 10 offer for
sale handsome coectinn uf fancy and useful anti
cles, Al The Wuyerly lIouse, on "wednesday. Thurs
day, aud Friday nights, the 26ih. 9th and 18th ms"
The proceeds Of The sale, after deducing the neces-
say expenses attending il, will he stey appropria-
ted to the supper, Of City Missionary, who will
preach the Gospel all who ma, I've Disposed to at
tend his services, "with"ut money and without
price,, and devote large portion Of hir time in WIS.,
Iiing the sick and destitute, without regard to de-
Distinctions. in every partot the city,
and III relieving their wants, bh spiritual and ie'''
porai To the lu extent OF his ability II is intended
that he will spend the entire year in the city and
pecia, the sickly A Clergyman well qlIali-
fed for ardu"us enterprise Is expected here in
the Of the ensuing spring. at least, no eorts
will he spared until such person be procured. TIE
difficulty VI procuring psrsoa willing. aud properly
qualified to engage in such work, may pei aps.
csson some delay eaf 81"
In view Of au object so purely benevolent and lbe
raj, il is believed that appeal 10 religious cm
munty like ours, p,overbial for it's herality 10 all
good works, is wholly unnecessary to induce ihem To
encourage the ladies their noble aud responsiia
undertaking, by their presence and substantial
port Haa mhl9
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

e3-NoyEL ExHIBiTIos.-His Honor tile May
or, the Common Council and Board Of Aldermen,
owners of Real Estate, heads OF Mercantile Houses,
and heids of families are respectfully invited to at
tend thu Numerous RONDO establishments in differ
eh' parts vi the city. at any time VI the day night,
ana scene will be presented to their view, highly
interesting and instructive. Strangers parIicu-
interest in the welfare Of the civ: after which dis,
cusson VIII take place On tie ropriay Of reform in
the city government.
The State Solicitor, it is expected, will explain
few sections o. the Penal Code especially that iur
I.ion u Landlords and Tenants. +
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Per steamboat Sam Dale fun Welumpka- Mauldin l.
Terrell "A haies Tarl1ron 3 Urick, Wallace y 60
81; Tarleton, Scott & Cummings Co. Harrison Bair
1879; NJ Snyre Al Harris, Clayton co al Thumpson
Matks-on 7; Bay kn McRHe 81 Riv+s, Batls a 81:
IIoyt, Ford a Robinson SO; Pratt llbi Gordon Cur
ry go; Donald y Marshall 3lO Crawford 80 w B"wer
& co 80; w Seat e; Tuoner, Gay co %; Dekinson
u Eusti< 53 X Carlisle |. Il l. Andrews ca 81 Labu-
Il Odds q; u Nave 6; uarwell II Davis So, i Il e
Holt 20, Andrews Dawson >; T Lesesne 10; Punch
I: ] Simpson SO; q Gug,e 20,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

The New-York correspondence Of The Charleston
Csurier dated the I6th March, gives the following
description Of he and prospects Of whggery in
New York. ...5...-r
The cold line wings" as they call themselves,
with Cassius NJ. Clay and W iLam II. Seward III
their head, and the Tribune, Albany Evening Jour-
nal, Onondega State Journal, &C., for their organs
have Determined TO go over with all their strength 10
the ground al present occupied b, the aboionists
swallow that huc porcuplne of party, and run ei.
ther c. NJ. Clay Seward Tor President in lS4s-
while the Cuurer and Enquirer and its faction wish
tn go over lu The American Republicans-saalow
that pnrty, and Concentrate upon either Mr. Webster
or Mr.. Archer, inr President. The ''young whigs'
form still another faction, who think "General" 10
necessary 10 win back the affections OF the ,eople,
and accordingly feel disposed unite. with MI the en-
lhusasm and devotion Of youth, upoa Gen. Scott
Winfield Scou How eharmingi how encouraging!
Even The name Of the old hero 10 enough 10 secure
SUCCESS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

Per Hteain schr Lion from New-Oreans-Smith, Dab-
new = co; IiurteI; w Eckord; UeFurpst. Morris rUi
Walker Il Hoim,s McRHe Raveses d Buil"ck; Ina Pc
den; Drshon, Tny lnr " NJ ers, Beers Smth West
fedt a Bro; Cap Drew; Howard; Camphrli Owen CO.
Per steanbOrt Jimes l. Day from New Orenns-
Rlx Keudrli CO; Z chamberlain; Stiles ca; Hum
phrics, Walsh Il Knapp Shuilz, smith, Da'ney q
co; Z w DJrrAncei W II Red wnni II smith. N Lv-
ipgston; o MaIrnge 60; Campbell, Owen d CO; Smith,
Walker & Coz Fuihove, George CT. Merchant i COZ
c w Ogden; J II Huber; ID Baz, w Hobruok.
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AsEcDorg OF EseuIRoL.-Noue amoog.t

ASECDoTE OF EsQUIROL.-Foue amougnt lis
are ignorant Of what took place at this
epoch. whea the rage Of refurmers covered France
with tribana.s, whose cry was "Bood! bood!'
Narbonne was not excepted. Her tribunal sat per-
suapeutly before winch a lawyer, the only one that
was permitted pleaded in bad verses, Tor the pls-
ouers and the prisoners constantly eonden"ed.
Disguised with the odous mixture OF ridicule and
bar6ariiy. Esquroi exclaimed: ~ could defend an
Innocent person better Than lhal"' These words
were heard by several euaes, the husband Of one Of
whom was about to be judged She besought Esqni-
roll with tears to speak for this unfortunate man.
EsuuiroI consented. Before the tribunal, inspired
roured forth language SO pointed, moving, and
new, that the judges. surprised and charmed, ac-
aui,ted the prisoner. Triumph of orpheus over u
sers. proof that the best advocates 10 the world
are seas ibihy and rsesos.--[ Medical Times.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

PRoyIpENcE-P.r bark Jnlia-sOC

PROVIDENCE-Per bark Julia-900 bbls potatoes
NEW ORLEANS-Per steam sehr LOn-2y7 pieces
bazging So coils rope so bVs cheese b25 SKIS coffee, IL
hhds bbs sugar, l07 do -four DO syfui, % do molas'
ses hi do mackeei 50 do bread 30 do potatoes, bxs
cand les, 40 mill stones, 23i sks corn, 20 do oats.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat L. Days bbls
pork 1872 do hour 80 hi do mackere, 10 56 do
sppes % cks bscon So hess lard. SKIS coffee Casks
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

= T the Mobis Ice House The price OF 10: = seG:
"A potally reduced TO half q cent pound fer al
ounn,ities exceeding 10 cents WORTH.
The expense Of euuIpg up wall make il pss<sal 70
s.t more for small quantities. For 8 csSt piece
there will be given sx pounds. Fer ten csns piece
receive pounds II is hoped The friends and custom :
srs fsis essahlishmsmta will hasten 10 realise ne
benefit Of his la price which il is feared eansst -
:" psr ,sS,a,.ss THOMAS McNELLIS.
,nhA,E1Hx ma. Ice House Keeper.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

The Providence (whg) Journal finds g,ea, tri-
unph for the ant-Dorr side OF Rhode Island contro-
sersy, in The rtpuIations of the annexation resolu
tons us they passed congress, that constitution
shall he first adopted by Texas, "with the consent
OF the existing government The conclusion is tina
congress has expressly sanctioned the Rhode Island
doctrine, that form OF government can be lawfully
changed without the consent ote existing rulersthe
men who are in power at the time. The conclusion
does not by any means follow from the premises.-
ed, except by and with the existing soyernrnent-,he
government de- acto. Independent governments can
know each other only in this way, and the pro,is-
ion that the consent Of the existing government mus
lie had to give iorce TO new constitution, means
merely that the constitution must be fran, in The
lawful way, according the forms Of L,w in TEXAS;
and Texas we all know has IL republican govern.
ment, containing within itself pro, isons for its own
amendment. II is very strained inference Of these
Rhode Islanders to deduce from The general ac-
know Judgement Of the respect due between indepen-
dent States 10 The governments de facto the DENIAL of
societies To reorm their own institutions and esiab-
lsh improved form OF government for themselves,
even Us in the Rhode Island case, where they are
without any constitutional mode Of amendment, and
are ii, the mercy of their rulers eld withhold
the desTed changes. II must be a very weak case
that relies upon such ianced sanctions to sslan il
self
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26
MOBILE
.E.Lnes iny Morning, March go, is45,
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting oflhe Democratic party Of The county
of Mobile, will I've held the Court House on MS
EvESISo "wednesday at hal p"4t O'Clock, '"r
the purpose of appointing Delegates TO the o.a'e
Convention, TO be held Tuscaloosa on the Isl MON
day 10 May neat, TO nominate candidate Ior nov
ernor Of this State.
The meeting will also take into con'idera''o" Inv
prooriety of calling District Convention. to nom'-
nate a Candidate for Congress in this District
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

WAsHINGTos BARROW, late Charge to Poriu-
gal, has @uned the edor,hp of The Nashville Ban
ner. ALLEN A. HALL, late Charge TO Venezuela,
has assumed The ettorship Of the Nashville Wing.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

NEW HANPsHiRE ELEcTIoN.-The returns OF
l76 towns give Sieele's majority over Colby, Hol,
aud all others 500. The majority will be consider
ably increased by the towns to be heard 6om
SIeee's vote has decreased since 1914, 2,O25: Col
by's has Increased 75l; and there is decrease u
299 in The number for Hon, an scattering. There
are Al towns be heard from, which last year gave
Steele about 400 moi 'rlty.
The aggregate vote is as follows:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

LIvEaPo0L--per -ni, Al ania-i 81 b'es cotton.
BOSrJN-per ship 6eorgisni-lj 30 bales cntion.
PHlLADELPHIA-Per bark Patton Jr-il2 ba les
he MI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

r ANDs FOR SALE VERY LOWLlsa acre,
aAof Land adiomiog the Big Spring. near Inc resi-
dence Of y A0siilI, Esq, Of the most desirable
building lots in the neighboriood.s cor
Also-A II acre Lot in the village Of Jacksonville
Also-The nndiyi ded half Of the south east quar-
ter Of section No, II, township No. s. range west,
containing 80 acres. ~ VA ~. ''s ,l,,-9
AIso-The undivided half Of the wes, half Of The
norih west quarter IL section No ~, township No.
,nh26 "9T THOS. MoGRAN, siSt. Mich,el-.t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

The u. s. Senate did not ST. on Tuesday, having
attended in body, the funeral Of MIR. BATES Of
Massach usetts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

o. The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him rs a candidate Tor the office ofClerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Mobile county al the elecii"n the
lHt Monday Of August next tnh25te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

bj- JACOB MAGEE is recommended by his
friends, as candidate for the Office If County Clerk
Of this county, nj the eleclinn in Angnei next. mills
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

grNED s. RADCLIFFE IS proposed by his
friends IA candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court,
and Will he supported by ,r.t
febIT 67u MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

u FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN
p e. n The light drausht Steamer LAIILA
EsessssszsEzx{zz.- ROoKil. o. b Hooper master.
will eave iGr the above and a the intermediates
landings, ON THURSDAY, 9Th inst. ali 0 rs.,
positively. r is,af s .'c
For freight OF passage, apply hoard or to "a
mh26 g.. CAMPBELL. OWEN g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

o. The friends Of WILLIS W. GAY will sup
port him as candidate fr the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court, al The election in August next.
ianI6 4OteS .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

FOR MONTGOMERY AND METUMFKA.
r. The srlrodd passenger steamer
SzzssE5{zZ SAM DALE r. M. JOHNSON n,asier,
will leave for the above and all inter mediate landings
On THIS DAY 26th instant, at 3 o'cl"ckArM "a g.
For freight passage, having superior accom-
moda,ons, apply board or tn ssl.
uh26 - Campbell. OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

UFI respectful, announce myself as candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county. ut
the ensuing August election.
mI,83 .sf.' raNH. ~ j. W. LANG.
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ARRIVED HEsos-At Havana, 9TH lust
fBy tho Mich oIas BiddIe.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. Adhered for loading ships Lnn-
caster; Schoodac, Griffin Catharine Williams; Princess
Wei oria, Thoms, Edinhurg, Dawson all for Mobile
totdins for observation-disclosures, Rodgers; WIN
Dmynrd, Miller Gossypum, Brown; Fanny, Lovett Ma
ryland, Raine. "a
Advertised at Liverpool for Mobe-ship ArsbolIa,
Rice. with dispatch.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

o. We are requested TO announce EDWARD B.
GALE as y candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
at the ensuing election. - . ..a.... t-lsl mill
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news will be found under its proper head
LATER FROM Extraordinarily INC snip
Nicholas Bidde, Capt. Truman, arrived AT '"'S port
night before as, we have dates lrom l.i'efPoo' up 10
The Eth February inclusive and from L'ua'H 0' Inc
9TH.
Parliament assembled on the l'h. and WAS opened
by the Queen in person The speech from The throne.
couched in the brief commonplSces of such doeu-
men,s. contains concise review Of the relations OF
Great Brtan with the European powers-teiers to
the Il iendiy yisns Of The Emperor al Russia aud Inc
King of the French during !he last summer ana m
tax.
The address of The Lords merely re-echoes the
speech from the throne
In another column we publish such particulars as
we deem Of interest.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

r .ANDlNG-ls hhds Bacos, hans. a., ass
.. ;s''''F'' - o. s. w S;lsFi &; r; aoY
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

0o-I offer my name 10 the voters Of Mnbile county
as cahdinae for the office Of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
yanl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

LArERrRoM uAvKE.-Last evening. just he
fore going TO pTess, We were pnl IN posseS'S" "
Journal du llavre Of the 7h February brought ny
he ship Eu,aw. Capt. Ford. The comne'c'ai
news " be found under its proper head
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

CO To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
thorized TO announce DRURY THOMPSON as IA
candidate for reelection To the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile county, st the ensuing Au-
gust election - febS 60tiie*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

0o-The undersigned announces himself can
didatc for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun-
~, at the ensuing August election.
. ianl7 4lie JACOB s. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

0o-The friends OF JOHN p. REMY announce
him ns candidate for the office Of Clerk of the CIR
cult Court of Mobile coauiv, al the election on the
frat Monday Of August next. jan14 3SteS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

20 The New Orleans papers Of Monday, announce
that dispatches from Washington City for A. J..
DoSELsoS, Esq our Charge in Texas,
ceived IN thai city On Saturday evesng, by ARcHi-
BALD YELL, Esq of Arkansas.
The contents have not TRANSFERRED, hut it is con-
leciured, with much show Of probability, that Mr.
FOLK IL disposed to the direction of the an
neHalion correspondence with TEXAS, for his OWN
administration.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

Gen. CAMERoS, the newly elected Senator 10
Congress from Pennsylvania. in place Of Mr.. b.
cHANAN, is sall TO have succeeded in his election
over the regularly nominated democratic candi date
by coalition with the uaigx and mattress Of the Le-
g'slaturs, 10 whom ne gave pledges 10 support the
IdrD as is, and the land distribution. The regu-
ar candidate OF the party, Judge WOODWARD,
was opposed to the tariff, and democrat OF
the strictesi sect. Mr.. CAaERoN, therefore, al.
though claiming I" be democrat, having succeeded
against his party 81 coalition with the wings. and
by adopting ~hig doctrines, caunot he down as
the representative of the Penns, lvania democracy.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26
| For tn. Rax,..sr na lgournnl.

IT Ut IuV II 'E'hkof M syH'''"''I = =,
~ MEssRs EDITORS You will please with
law nv name iron, HE li,t Of candidates for the
Offce Of Clerk Of the ConnIS Court
The kindness Of my friends in proposing me ior
thai Office feel grateful for.
Very respectfully your oh! serst,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

TTVHE FRENC LANG AGE- Mens. a, Espr.
Il FRoF 10 now ready ~ organise .easses "
French, after new sysiesH Of his "wn. and aiss
partly after the koberisouiau s,s,esf Fo< te-ns
&c. apply 10 Godefrov at his recitation resn
Cont sirea,, No. 2i, freln 10 o'etck ~ tsa sps.
Ladies w, s puuc,uay attended to ,heir rsspeo.'
tive residences. ,J ,-f .i.s sia .s5# q q. -,
N.B.--Moas q. frnR his long esrerienee 70 Mole
to teach learners fros, an, French rysem ehasever
and will always eades.or to suit the TASTE " s-
pills His zeal ard unremired sAtteation. We h'fes
will secure for him share IL former pasroaAge'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

- NETWORK ARD NEW ORLEANS -
,.lt SPRING FASHIONS.
lust RECEIVED direct from the manufacturers
~ n very desirable assor l,nent Of Drab Beaver
Hats. well worthy the attention Of city trade. For
mh26 HENRY SMITH, IA D.uphio street
ID w. ANDREWS & CO., No. sSt Michael
~ street, have in store per late arrivals, n COM
pete assortment Of Fajcy and Staple Dry Goods.
which are offered 10 dealers at New York, Pearl
street, prices for cash or approved city acceptance
among which are
Cotton aud Wooden negro goods ofe,ery variety
Brown and Bieached Sheeiings and Shir, ngs
French, English and American Prints
Fancy and Printed Muslins, etc " e'Ns
Alpacca Lustres, Iris Cloths and Merinos
Black and Colored Silks for ladies' Dress
tu Cotton and Linen Drills, Cottonades, etc "A
DENNIS and other Pantaoens stuffs u
~ Irish Linen, Table and Bed Linen
Checked, Striped and Victoria Lice Jac,net
, Ladies' Silk and Cotton Hosiery and la,f Hose
,., Ladies' and Girls Black and White Gloves
Laces, Edgings. inserings, etc inh26
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

l(tAUTION "A DRAFT Of NJ. & 4. Lacy. es ssA
~ accepted by lacy, Terrell d Co., dated Jsss,
fs44. and payable Ian l4,h, 184s, to etder ~
81 200 has accidrnally fsiisn into The hsads Of
person who has no right TO II and wha rsiusss 70
Surrender H. The draft isa nuiliiy. havlng "evsr
been appropriated to the purpose for which Il was de-
signed, and will not he paid by the drawers or ac-
ceptor.. The public are hereby cautioned against
trading therefor. When the unde. 81 tnsd lsst saw
the draft, which was tince iis rna,sriy, the b,ssk
(name to whom pnyable) was still untitled, aRd 10
protest has been issued upon IL i3.'g98s
mI.2l al,f p sJNo. ID. TERRELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF mobIle--March go, 1916

CLEARED.
Ship Albania Croweli, for Liverpool, by Gwathniey,
Forbes Il co.
ship Genrsisna Behn, for Boston, by II Rivers
Bark Patton Jr, Symnes, for Phiadephia, by Beers
& smith.
ARRIVED.
Ship Eutaw, Ford, fin Havre, tFeh. 81 10 master.
Ship Milton, Goriam. I'm Havre. 10 muster.
Steam schr Eagle, Smith, I'm New-Orleans.
steam schr Lion Drew, I'm New Orleans.
Steamboat Jas l. Day, Reynolds, I'm New-OrlenRs.
Steamboat Sam Dale, Ot., from Weinmpsa, with
IA 3 bales cotton.
ARRIVED HESce-At Havana, 9Th iust--sp Fcluca
Carmen. Pages.
"a h-Sp P0lacre Madronn, Aisina.
.l6th-Schr Pacific Smith; SIP brig Activa, Morn; Sp
Polacre Nueva Tisse, Pia
SAILED Foa THIS Poar-From IIavans, I4th inst
Brig Cy beie, Edmunds.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A LOT OF LAND. No three Isl o.ssctisa seseN.
n teen, township fourteen u ranke one east, o0a-
Ia ming nae,y -,r acres and seyeny fsur HUNDREDS
Of All acre, in Marenga county. State Of Aisossa,
situated on the river aide, and is vel kaosa u y
so,ne .f the best cotton land IN the State, -
Il will lie sold low by applying n n. ~.
Quinn If not sold NJ private sale previous 10 tse
ls Of Apr, II viii be sold Al public sale 10 ftca, VI
the Mansion Houae. siHa r - p ..4I.a -
s Aisa, one section Of I.snd ia Bsld~ia, essn,y.
State of Al.bama being thirty Eve, 1851 -
township (6) spu,h Of range two (2) east, esssis.
SIX hundred and fstyseyen acres and e'ahiy -shtes
hundreds of an acre. This 10 ame Il the hest tio-
bered land il ,he State and lying close "a the bay 81
Mobile. Is s.a..aa -
Tie titles to these snds are certificates hes Vie
Land Office, IL the United States. s.iT z,
mh22 95tIsiApss tttsa rsft N. I'm. QUINN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26
)enocrotic 1ickef.
Wing Tick

There remains 81 towns 10 he heard from, winch
will increase Steeie's minority.
The Members Of Congress IN l57 towns az fol-
lava:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

fNOSHEN BUTTER of superior flavor aud quail
VI ty, in half frkims, cony enient Cor families Cor
sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
mh26 f ,WES.'fJ Grocevs, So Dauphin.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

The aggregate vote is as follows;
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! II OST last nigh, between and II o'CIGeE, ,k1ss
IL One Hundred Dsar Bills OF ,h+ Bank 81, No.
bile. A very liberal reward will lie psid Zoe The
coverv of the same nn appiicatipn ~ ssa >.
i nh20 = iF es3ssi3E. a. ANDREWS u co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

r ANDING aud for sale by 100
IL -aei G. WESTFELDT BRO.
$50 pie~ss Kentucky Baqging ID -'.a.f
500 coils Rope; 10 bbls ard allu
.',., 7 behds Sugar. t.,a0q. u.y4.sf ,lnh26
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

n do 10 doz Whisk brushes; 10 das Shoe do;
black Scrul, sa; Chimp Scrub do rewns aud Sqare.
w indow do; All,capt and Manila Mats, 81 s,srs
and tar saie by WRIGHT 4 CUNNINGHAM,
-n,i,24 Gree~rs, 81 nau hin -sr-ss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

TifAMP AGNE-40 baskets. choice brand, for
~ sale low TO close cors snmcni by Z.
mh26 l & | JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-26

NOR SALE--A very likely Negro MAY, vaIu-
able plantation hand and good Hosll lev, for sale
nlh26 by MARSHALL, ROWE & co.