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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

Isafelnlly measuEsi with the chain N,
eompass. BY ". Pennington. ul.e surrey
or nj is's neiglhoEilood. assisted hy J.i,
Jones.
lie snTEegnT Was present mhsn Ih,
Nhfai VAS rrssllet. AMI saw llsai earI
ere had is share. o. Vas pui away il
separate moWs, and lhrsshed separalely
and the grain 81 measured.
Nos. aud = Two acres Of Ihe broad
fasi surveyed iogeiheE-
Two bushels nf seed 10 the aere;
Sereniy-iVe sharks;
Eiliy-fEe bushels Of wheat. or ga
bushels u the ARE.
Ma. }. One aere drilled. adjoining ill.
aboVe; the land. il any dilleren,. Talh
er inirriaF; treated exactly allLe--
One busllei and one peek Of seed 10 ID,
acre;
EnHy.lW0 sh0rks;
ThiTiy-ive bushels.
No. !. tine arIe drilled, little distant
lUnm No. 3.
Tine bushel aud one peek OF seed;
FOriy-lwO shorks;
1hiTly-iise bushels.
No. .. une ARE drilled, a little distant
from No. 1.
One bu.hel aud one peek Of serd;
Fifty shocks;
Forty bushels to the acre.
Here we see that. by ile use Of the
drill alone (lhe soil being in the same. or
perhaps an inferior condition. the crop
was increased :! bushels per acre. and,
adding the amount saved in the seed. q
Pecks.) make bushels and peek 10 the
acre; and further, that The amount Of straw
on Ihe drilled acre, with smaller qnanlil,
Of seed sown, increased ~ per cent; and
the amount 0 grain On The same acre was
increased more than - per cent.
II may he proper here TO state, that the
whole field between 30 aud 40 acres was
measured and treated alike; although, from
causes existing previously 10 The soil, some
parts Of the land. being naked aud barren,
was more denuded lh,n others. The sur.
face soil, being washed away, did not WELD
as well as other parts. | suppose that.
without the clover aud manure, the field
would not have averaged more than 3
Enthusiastically no, bushels TO the
acre.
The drill used was invented and made
by NJ. PennOek Il Sons Of Kennel Square,
Chester county, Penn, the inventors of
Ihe revolving horse rake. Seven rows,
about s inches apart, are planted by il
at one time, about three inches in depth;
The planters stand perpendicular; their
points projecting forward, produce small
burrows, similar in shape, but deeper than
those made by the teeth of the cullivator.
The wheat, thus growing in the bottom
Of The Gurrow, is protected from the bleak
winds Of winter, anil the fine earth, pull
verified by che frOsis, fils up the funows
by spring, and nourishes the young
plants.
Our own convictions have been sufli-
GENTLY strong upon the above experiment
to cause us TO purchase drill, or, as it
should be called, wheat and corn plant
pr-for it plants either equally welI-for
our own use; with which we have put in,
This fall. the entire field of wheat, con-
tanning about 40 acres.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

oG EaeA ard shs'ls, ob hsing bsokFn Opsn.
seEe found 10 eoniaih T0@s If dallsrs, -
Il they he'd ten lined there il she saus
oEdFf IN which lhsy ssme from ,hr boxes
"a ~hirh they WFfe orE'n>liF P-easd.
This PraPrUiy il n"a hroHglt iall zee
sgain. alter havi 9 laiE sh'rIy yesss On iae
bottom al lie nersn. s.ljseI 70 "a lie
Aorar'fal changes iaeidfni Ia such 81.
Hallon. B8slon .lilGs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
Respectfully,
CHARLES NOBLE.

Philadelphia, 10th month, 1874.
p. S. The acre yielding 40 bushels Of
wheat, il will be seen, have not compar-
ed with the broadcast in their per cenlage
yield. because of their distance apart; sup
posing that the difference Of yield might
have been owing to some difference in
soil,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
4 WONDERFUL Child.

Mr.. EDIroR: Perhaps you have seen
in The political papers Of the day meptron
made Of a rhId in tbs viciuitYd, mos.
astonishing mt, liectuaI ability. Being on
a visit to my father, / yesterday went TO
Gte this clIld. and verIly | believe him to
surpsss any thing on record in The history
Of man, and 10 np'n door by which we
az permitted for time TO see something
OF what our minds are, and what they can
become when this natural body shall have
been exchanged Tor the spit itusl.
This chlId's name is 7. II. Stafford, Jr.;
he is now pire years aud six months Of
age, Of small statue. and psllid counte-
nance; his lule ar0s not much larger than
my Two Fingers; he is OF noble carriage,
frank. and Yet not forward. His eye is
hls mos, req arkable feature, being very
large aud ve,y bright, and when excited il
rolls in its socket with an almost spasmod-
ic force, while his little hand is thrown
over Them both in such way as 10 indI.
cafe pain. am ted that there is scarce
" auy thing in the circle OF sciences with
Which this child is not acquainted. His
tory. aud particularly natural history. is
his favorite. examined him, however,
in nothing. but mathematics and aslrono'
nv. HIS father and my,elf were old Suns
day school scholars together. and every
"pportui ity was given me 10 test 'he
child ll.oroushIy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

ktromF - Won is'iBi . man - Re surely
y Child. Al a'l rIFris. I canboI bat
feel A. 4 lave - en- snmstli-g Of hat
Ne y'i @sy be ~ ca masaalsls ,hsli haze
beIn sasll.vsA up II i.fe.
GEORGE DENNIS0N.
Rggagaan. HsHsazass.. Augusa =, ISIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

John L. Drmmock, Esq, President of
the Warren Insurance Company, (Bas.
ton. has at his Office vety curious spec
linen Of the wonderful operation of the
st upon substances deposited upon its
bottom. IL is concreed mass OF sub
marine substances, such AS various shells,
&C., united with the soidlty aud weight
Of stone. from which ATE protrujed sew
eral silver Spanish milled dullals. This
is part oil large quantity which has been
recently taken up from the place where
the Spanish ship SAINT Pedro was blown
up, February llth, 1915. Az entetpris-
ing company 6tted out the brig Frances
Amy, Captain Blnney, from Bslmore,
for the purpose OF making an experiment
for 'he recovery Of the mouey known to
have been on board the Spanish ship at
the time Of her destruction. We ale hap
py 10 hear that The attempt has so FAR
proved successful that they have raised
and brought home over S27. 0OO-nesry
all OF which was in the same stale as the
specimen Of which we have here spoken.
Among other curious formations " hrch
were raised 10 The course Of the search,
we learn that a single cannon bali was
brought up with thirty dollars firmly im-
bedded in it. Some Of the solid masses
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There are sboutfourteen hundred news
papers printed in the United States, CIV
ing employme 10 something Ike 1900
hands.
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ANECDoTE OF FATHER TAYLoR.-
While Father Taylor was delivering one
ct his powerful dlscourses, al the Boston
seamen's Bethel, and "in the middle of
one Of his most terrible pictures, an old
ru>ty-looking salt got up and was walking
towards the door, when The parson sung
out, the enemy flies-our fire is too hot
for him-we have knocked his top hamp-
er dawn, and now he is crawling off I'M
der his lower masts,' All eyes (the church
was crowded, as it always is when he
preachers were turned towards the sailor,
who, pcrceiving that the lastremarks were
levelled at him, turned round and looking
the old man full in the face, said in pretty
loud voice You're damnable mistaken,
old cock, if you think your shot has made
this craft haul on-you never saw the day
You could make me story lower. I'm
only jisl going to get glass of grog, and
if You'll take turn there till come back,
Ill let you see how | can stand your
broadsides.' 'Good!' cried half a dozen
sailors; go it, Jack, cried others, you'll
make a first rate parson-try again. and
other expressions followed. The whole
audience was in an uproar, some laughing.
others more pious hushing and endeavor-
ing to restore order. When all was quiet
again. Father TAYLOR, by no means dis
concerted, having apparently enjoyed The
joke himself. said: THAT is tough old
sinner; but we have huled him-he has
got it hot and heavy between wind and
water. and unless he hauls into the Cos
pei dock he'll go down all standing; pump
ing can't save him now The sailor re-
turned, aud Father Taylor resumed his
discourse; and il is a remarkable fact, that
he never lost sight Of the old salt until he
succeeded in converting him. The sailor
is now very respectable man, and would
blush 10 the eyes if any one would bu,
even aIiude to this circumstance.
Boston Post.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
AN INTELLECTUAL PRODIGY.

The I"Il"wing srt,Cle, taken from the
Western Episcopalian, published at Gam.
bier. Ohio, is lrom the pen OF the Rev.
George Denhison, formerly Professor OF
Mathematics in Kenyon College, and now
resident Of Newark, Ohio:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
FEo'a ille Elslosial Ciiii-elai Il NsaI's a,uss,
tsazesle.'
CONCEALED WEAPONS.

Nh+N1 AssAAsAsN AA@tA NANs
Unless = man has the mnsi perfect
command oil hImsell-snre ri thunder
Mi possible circumstances of exeilemG nj
aud pT"voesli0n--nnlsss he i positive
llaal las blond csn never overthrow lis
Judgment. and that sick 81 well-druna
at sul'er-tso men will get drunk -
assalled or assalling--his reason must al
ways prelnminale over his psssiuns-he
had bclter Leave his bowie knife. sword
zane or patent reVOlVers at home. and GO
inTlh into the world with nothing about
Linn but natures weaPons--his hands
and n Ihuy are not enough, why then, per-
haps his legs will answer. But. in all
seriousness, YOU are safer without that
ugly instrument IN your pnckel-yOu, ny
Young friend oi icver-hral-a great deal
safer than you are with il-inasmuvh a. il
Is better sometimes 10 endure an insult and
even OUR &c, than 10 stand the chance, sud-
denly and unexpectedly. Of finding Your
hands unbranded IN blood and youI soul Ia.
den with a e,ime that will embil;er al your
future llle with remorse. In the first place,
no man can be tIsgraeed but By himself
we are perfectly satisfied Of ihai--superi.
or strength may fell him TO the earlh-
but a disparity Of muscular power is
not disgrace then again, admitting
that the emergency may arise when it
will be proper 10 resort 20 extreme mca-
sures 0i sylf delrnce--ior we do not DENY
that there are such in the best regulated
communicable, in the proportion Of
Il hundred 10 one, your deadly weapon is
dangerously at hant,. in moments when il
should not be resorted TO, though the i'm
pulses Of rage will prompt To use il.
Think, therclore-we beg Of yon--as you
deposit those means Of death about your
person and go forth into the turmoil of
existence, That happy aud innocent as YOU
are now, the lapse of an hour may behuld
you seli.condemned murderer-not
punished by law, peThaps-but blasted in
public esGmation--aecursed IN your own
thought-wishlng, IN very agony Of soul,
that the victim were yourself. Not pos.
sibIe! But it is possible lay, and proba-
ble-we read Of it every day-there are
hundreds Of evidences that il is both pos.
sible and probable; and tey that rely too
much on their selI-con,Iul in this parlicu-
lar, will find themselves deceived. And
besides, as to manIiness-courage-con-
idence in himscIl-yes, as to honor, too
who has the highest claims 10 these
the man who walks without concealed ad.
vaniages, or the other who moves mag.
azine of arms. hidden, seereted, out of
sight and unsupported! Is there not fear
in the very fact! If weapons must be
worn, let them be worn legally, in the face
of The sun.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
NEW YORK CIRCUS. HOMES S MAB[E PROP a(ETORS

TT is respectfully annoHnced that ihe Olympic Are lsa a~d Ne1 Fork Circss wih be ooened in Mobile. on the PUBLrc SagARE, for short season, on Wednesdas, December 3, le45.
 The interior of the large Pavilion under which ths exhibitions are giveS, will he arranged in superb and splendid tnanaer, and brilliantly illaninated w,th gas.
 The Equestrian Corps is eoynposed of tae f"H"w- ing distinguished artists, vix-Messrs. Waierin an, Madigan, Shay. Stone, Gaveaa, Kelly. Rnges. Rscheior, Moore. Duranh, Blake, Black w"od. Gra- vea and Master M"horv, and ih'le Miss MadigAn.
 Equestrian Manager. .Mr WArTRHAE.
 Clown n................Jok CLAvEAc
 Master of the King. ..........1 SHAY
 Engagements have been effected with a nusn,er oi the most celebrated performers oi she norhern cities. who are now on their way souh. and win so"H Ar- rive. Among them are Mir and Mrs N,cksoH, Mas. ter Nick son, and Mir. Gardner and fsmrv.
 Doors ~iA open a, st o'cioek-Perfotmanee 10 commence at o'clock.
 Admission to boxes Soc. Pit 26e.
 Chhirem half price ,o b"res. Servants 2S cens
 D9- In making the above announcements, ,he oo' dersigned with pleasure embrace the oppoiiuniis whic, s offered of expressing sheir grs,Hde and re- tvrn;ng sheH sincere thapks tie ciixeas of Mobile fH the asssl Tavo1 wth which thrir estabt sha'oo, has been received on formar occssioas. and wAica has inpeiied them to redouble eke,iions, in osdes ,s merit and secure renewal of the Liberal sad ga. nerous patronage which has heretsiSre bees besv~- cd os them while ia this city.
 uoyzS HOWES q MABIE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
sI,ERIFF,S SALE

WILL he sold for cash ia iroai oi the Court w Hsuae door of Mobile oouni,, On Monday. tho 2s,h day sf May, l846, bel~ren the hours oi II o. clock AM. and o'cock PA oi said day. v runaway negro man ca Red WILLIAM. aged about 30 yfars. sad says that he belongs John Mitchell. oi Made soa county, State pi Mississippi. Said negr" Ean William having been committed to the jail oi Mobile oounty, euibe I0th dry of October, ls4s, ty Akin Wea.hesby. Esq.. ius,ice of the peace oi h''b'le county, as a runaway sl.sr, and his owner hssOS failed ar-r dae ndics has been sivea. 10 come fr' ward, ptove pr"periv. p-y charges and 'ake htn, away he therefore is 10 he sold compliance oi ite statute in srch made and provided 10 pay jsit fees.
 norIt 23T,ds c. BANCROFT, ShetiH N. c.
 0rt- The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag asd Js"rrai (Tu.csioos and Hunts' ilis Democrat s penae cnpY ill day Of sale. q x.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
SIIEKIFF'S SALE

WILL be sold far cash in irsat s.f ;l'e Cosr
 W House door of Mobile county, on Monday. tle 4ih ,.Ay ot May, l648 between the hours of II o'- clock AM. and { o'clock ea. of said day, one datk hula,to Negro Man cal-d MARTIN, aged sb,ui B years, feet inche. high, aud says that he heiorss to George ReIfarro, ~ho resides sbvSi l5o Diies ..boye New Orieans, aRd State of I.osi.isRa. Said negro wan Martin having bees c.nated 10 ,he lai o( M,hie county, Alabama, Rs a tuaa@ny sia,r. ty J"sixh Wilkins, Esq. justice of,he peace ot Mo- bile coaa,y, the 2ii, day 0f Sepie shrr le45 aaa s-:- having nailed 10 cosn- hayward. psose property, rn, chSlg-s and take him awas. bo n such eases made a,d provided 10 pa, ja,i 'ees.
 oct2S 223 (. BAktROFT. Sherif M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
RY EDWARD R. GALE.

On WEDNESDAY the srd instant, at 10 o'oinck, al the Mansion Hoase, will sell wthost rs serve, three fine Negroes, viz:
 Negro fellow JIM. 26 years "f age. prime 6sld hand and good lab,r.r salis warranted. Negro fellow GREEN, 24 years of "ge, good house sersan, and accustomed the care of horses
 Negro woman MARY, 90 ,eus .f age, first rate sook and pasir, eook--wsrso,ed in osery respect Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
SHEkIFFpS YALE.

FhLu'
 UTILl. be sold lVr cash froBt of she Coutt w HoHsa dDor of Washington county, oa Aoa- day. the Aud day of Fesrsziy. l6s6. beiweea ,le hovrs nf sale of said day, uegro maR cahed PF- TER. copper color, aged ~ eT 50 years, eet inohes high. wi.h two his forehead. and says bs belong. tc ThoRss Williams of Tapsdess csssiy, Aixb~,na. Said sesro Peser hssHg bsea committed to tho jail of wsshinatoa c"aa'y. Alabama, as z ruHawaI slave, by W. CSapuHa, a iussice Ike peace of said chsniy, ca 'he 2lsi of Jsse, t6A6, and his or owaers havinR failed 10 come Eot ward, prove prapetty, pay charges and take him away, he therefore wA be pOld is eouqli- aace wi,h the 10 such made and prostd- ed top pay jaa fees.
 aoviO $ss,as WI sPINKS, Shetif " c. 0J- Tie Flag and Journai. Tuscaloosa; HaRis. vile Democrat and Montgomery Adtertiser will please copy and send ball ,U ne. VI. P. s.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
RNGLIaH SCHOOL.

nAKTOH ACApEhY-BAsEAGhTs sTokf.
 TR@HI5 SCHOOL will be opeaed "H Ito zo,h inst, E under the charge ofE E. BoYETas. A. D.. an efficient and experienced teacher. R ading. Srel- ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and EHsl'sh Grammar wiil be faithfully taught. T. nion f'< boys under eight ,ea,s, $2; over eight, ss prr month - No nupiI will ha received for A sho ter tern than ,wo months The tu,tion for Iha, tune will he re- aured, invariably, in advance. The school will be un.Irr ihe general super vision of the suhscriber.
 oc,Il Il2 D. r. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

MR HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA. lv1 DIES, will re.opea ia tue basement, story os the Jack son street Church, beween 3t. Michael and St. Louis streets, on MONDAY, the 2Osh of Oc,e- ber. The course of study will embrace shorouRh practical edsca,ou ss also the didereW branches ei oraamea,al study. The oumber of pupils wM 6a limited to xs many only the Priscpal CAD give personal a,tea.ioa to- No assistants w'ii be employ ed except h the branches of Musc Drawing, PaIat- ing and Modern Langszges. These will he tssshi by the most approved masters. yet 20 restriction win bs placed on patrons wao prefer others.
 The terms wM be SA, s6. $6 and $7 per usa,h payable ,u advance
 REFEREFcESI
 Hon. John A. Csihberi, Gen Theo. L Toslmia, 2. P. Builard, Esq, Col. Thos. W Me('oy, F. c. Heard, Esa. Geo N. Ste~"r. sAq. B. 2. Foa,aiae, Esq. Daniel m ...gss, Esq. CIV Dotrance, Esq. R,rs -. i1. RedwooI, Esq. Maj. R. C,anberiain. Alphonss Sptasse, Esq.
 ect IS
 Barton Academy-Male Department. HTR MERRILL. respectfully Rises no ice that he MI will reopen his Scheoi the 20,h insiat x the second story of the Academy. Instruction viii be given as heretofore the various branches of ihoroueh English ard Ciassica' Eduratios' 1a'''"a $5 and SS per rnonsh payable in sdvance. co's' pesat teacher of treach will be employed, and pa. pill. will be taught speak, as well as to read and wri,e Ihe language. Charge-S2 per mssth. ortl1 PIP
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

Tue sale to ooGueaee al i2 O'cl,Ik AM. Tbe tie believed De Gnques'iOaaDie-b1 OsiS rOeh ti- ue made i0 the pzrchsser Ille Bank has, ss lzo. videJ hv Au. Terns cash By order Oi be bOu6.
 nUv2Q 2A2 HENRY 3. HDLC0AbEs Cnshicr. NOTICE-TRUST SALE--In psrsoases of yhs powers io deed efuusi dated sixth March lasts made bs PIo,eny T. HsIi-, io the undersigned for the purpose of securing jrpd,a " HHr's, and WGl. W. Clayton, upou IheT endorsements upoB Lhiee notes, for thousAnd escb. aud one !of SIX lhousN0d dollars, of Uech ove l1 June lsrts and Ibe oIher wiU be due iu Deceuber pext, which deed has besa recorded i1 Clarke and WAsbIngl0H counties, we will the sixth day Of Deceu btr eeN at tue city of Mobile. se fo cs the following slaves uf Ihe sand Harris, sieci5ed u tue said deed io vii: Moses, Cherry, lack, Butcher. hhoda. Derry, Mary, and her ,Wa children; Enni', Mary, Ann. and childj Agnes. Nathan, Frances, and het two ch'ldrea; h.r- bara. Es,eae, Jim, Angei,na, and fpur chil'l,en; Margaret. Mnci,ell, Jim and ch,idi Less. P,is- cilla, and 6,e eh,drea; Jsa, Albert. Victoria, Or c.t a ~nd child; f3eu, FanaS, PaiseS. Eli, Nelly, MiIly, EliL., Dick, Louisa, JoliH, Moses. Elias, Cato, Robert, Dicy Bedaty, Sally, and her hse th- dseu iauey, Csrue,a, Edmund, Aatloni'ir, s"d oas chiid; Nancy, Sarah, Mary, Elisbs. Lyd'a, and one clhd; Wil, Joe, Louisa, Celia. and four chidreH; ; Washington, LauIa, Joe, FrankiiO.
 Tue slaves iH thr possession ot the uoder- s,g cd ,and be at the pianaion oi Judge aI ris. im WashinEIon county. They are likely raoAl oi slaves, have been accms,ed aud the sale ~ii be absolute aHd title upquesiioned.
 HENRY B. HOLCuhBE. rr..,o.. GEO. G. HENRY.
 noyI 227kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
 PRIVATE BOARDING.
MRS. JANE LEibi ARD

INFORMS her frieads ,ha, she has taken The is, gc
 ' building No 2S Royal suset, between Dauphin and $, Francis sts., Opposite the Franklin Hosse) and fitted up iu a haadsosn. style for the reception sf transient aHd permanent boarders The House will he on-n.d oi Saturday, Ike l5th Transi-nl bo.rf'ers el esr day, nm1l 23T
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
BY 5. I. & I. I. JONES.
 q IuNEl Au,,tao<

S.I JONES. Auc,looeeE. THIS DAY. II. g o'elock, ai eur arocery sales rooun, will be sold eensrL assortment of 0roee- ries, consisting q!
 Sugar ia hhds, Moiasses. sugar os,ce Hasas To4acco 0f various brands
 Havana and AmericsH Sessrs Brandy in quarter, half and eighth eaSks Gusheu Bul,er and Cheese. Leu'oa Syrup Ct4dials, Hade,ra sad Povt Wine n { casks Sp-rie and Wax Candies, Sweet Oa Nononeaneia and Reciihed Whishey Gunrowder, Imperial and fosns hvsea Tss 100 nests pai's and Couevs
 100 buxes Suap, various brands
 Sper.a and Whale Ol. 7s kegs new Leaf Lard Champagne Cider tp bnxes, Seoich Ale sa de Kentucky BaSgng and Rope, eic. AEer which. in Dry Goods Sales Room, will be s,. Cersd very handsosae assortment of (all and wntei Dry Goods and Clothing, Hats, Caps. Brosaas Raotn. etc.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
"A AAEKICAN MOTEL A RESTzUk1T. (y=A =; YaRAERLr COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. S.t4
 .ylwatsd oa Erehang -strs~ bef1s,s Haser and

SHxa,sd oa Erehang gs-strs~ 6a0s,s Haser and
 Commsres streets, Mobile.
 The sbeve well kaown and popular establishment having undergone thorough repahs during ,he past sum,nei, |, IA nov open for the reasoR.
 Tn planters aud hHsiness men generally the above establishment is the mirt convenient of aH, ia ihe city-being in immediate proximity to ihe ~har,es and principal horoushiares-and can accommodate from 50 io 60 with sleeping apar'neis, and ubput l50 wiih board The eating drparlnest is the ResIau,si plan, where lhey can get iheT meals at say hour lathe sde' the reasonable rates at which hoard. lnds,ng, &c. Gan be had. reduction ef from 10 to 20 per cen, from last year.
 dJ- The utmvst nrder and cleanliness obse, sed through ths establishment. The propi e,or hopes that wiih these recomme ndaions and strict attenlicn business. 70 merit shane oi pat osage
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

4 PPLETOh'J LITERARY MISCELLANY. "A series of books for popular reading.
 No. l. Gertrude, tale by the author of Amy Her bert.
 No. 2. The Betrethed, by Alessaadre Msnxoni. 2 volumes.
 No g. Memoirs of sn Ameriesn Lady, with sketches 0f nanners and seeosry in Amerira. by Mrs. Grant.
 No. {. The Lie of Frederick Schiller, compris- ,na aa examination of his works. by Thos. Carlyle. Just received and E,r ssIe by
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