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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships alb I'VE
enumerated. is required to establish the to the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the proper
land Office, and make payment therefor. soon as
p, acticabie after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the Of the public sale Of
the township above designated. (embracng the tract
claimed; y otherwise such claim will beforieiled.
JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
my26 l5ltL OF the General Land Office.
o. POsTPoNEMEHT OF PUBLIC LAND SALES
IN FLoRIDA.-Public notice rs hereby given, that
The public sales of lands, ordered by proclamation Of
the Presideat of the United States, dated the 9lh
day OF May, l845, To he held at the Land Offices at
Nswnanspile and Tallahassee, the sisrenth day of
August next; and ut the Land Office at 81. Augus-
fine On the eighteenth day OF August next, all situate
in the STATE OF FLORIDA. are declared 10 be
postponed until, and 10 commence on, the lh day Of
January next.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this 18th day of July, A. ID. lS45.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President a.
JAS SHIELDS, Commissioner
aug2 1S2tmo stJan offhe General Land Office.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09
SHERIFF,S NOTICE.

COMMITTED To the Jail Of Mobile county on
~ the 24tli September, 1916, by Josiah Wilkins.
Esq, Justice OF the peace, runaway dark mulat
TO slave called MARTIN, 80 years Of age, feet 8
or 9 inches high. and says he belongs TO Geo. Bel
FARO, who resides about $50 miles above New Or
leans, State Of Louisiana. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away. he will be dealt with according to
law such made and provided 10 pay ail fees
sspt27 20Hf G. BANCROFT, Sheriff nj. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

FOR MONTGOMERY.
y Es@ p The and fast running steam
R,zzHssszEExE er UNION, ID. Barton, master, will
leave for The above and all intermediate landings
THIS DAY, the 9th inst. at 6 O'Clock, Pm.
For freight or passage apply to
ocl9 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
p cS@ n The steamboat jim, J. +. Rawls
&siss555 master, will leave for the above and
all Intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 9th
inst, at s o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
oicg CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

a FOB RENT-A comfortable Frame Dwell
E a::I ling House on the Spring Hill Road, nearly
opposite The Hospital, now occupied by Joel Hen
bricks, Esq. Possession on the 1T November. APP
ply TO JOHl CAMPBELL,
sept3Oc corner Of Commerc, and Dauphin SITS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

ga TO BE LET.--The store ST Michael
.:l street, adjoining the Arcade, now occupied by
L.. Hull & Son. Possession given immediately
For terms, apply 10 SAML. FRY,
oct7 2llKw AT The Post Office.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

In AW NOTICE.. W. LESESNE will prac-
IL tice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu-
larly the sessions Of theCircut Courts held in those
counties. nov7 229tn
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

RAGGING and ROPE-3O0 pieces Kentucky
I'D Bagging and 80 coils Rope, in store and for
esptl8 sale by q. WESTFELDT & BRO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

III REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-ln order
s to close the account Of the nterese the late Au-
GUsTUs WEsrFELDT had in our firm, we offer for
sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES; now occupi-
ed by us-the lot having 40 feet 10 inches front on the
east side of Water-st, by depth Of ITO feet.
mil q. WESTFELDT Il BRO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09

ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE. &c
.EL2-6 barrels English Dairy Cheese
10 kegs selected Goshen Butter
10 half bbls Pickled Tongues
q boxes Soda, Wine, and Sugar Crackers
10 half bbls Butter Crackers, landing from
ship Martha Washington, for sale by
oct9 -... SMITH, DABNEY & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05
Review of inc, Mobile ggarket.

COTTON-The receipt. of the week amount to 3O3 bales of which 145 by wagons The exports in same pe rod have been 2037 bales Havre and 3O2 New York together 2429 bales The stock port cleared yeser day POPS baes-against 25O last year and 4,l0 same time in 1S43.
 We reported this day week sales of 800 baes an average improvement of about Xc per h., occasoned ny the scarcity of suppy-middllng rated at 6H@6kc- The week just closed opened with stock unsod of only about 400 baies to which supply 300 baes since received has been added-a stock significant much attention from purchasers, and of pecludng the attempt buy upon orders of any magnitude The actions have been solely for shipment New York, and nearly all in completion of freight engagements Sales of the week estimated at 400 bales at irregular pces generally about the the previous week-rang- ing from AZ to <c for nenor to fair The stock re-
 anng in factors hands the of the week amounts about 400 bales, of which IA limited considerably above current rates and in consequence viewed as fairly in market The sales last month amounted to only about 500 bales and tho receipts little over 2OO0 prices at the close A3Sc be tier than the commence ment of the month The prices paid during the last fort night are about EXC per lb. advance upon the lowest point of the season.
 In comparative table the stocks at Augusta Ham burg and Macon omitted they calculated mis- lead, in estimating the supply to come forward unless corrected to late date On the st June the aggregate stock these points amounted to 2s3 bales against 4O242same time last year
 The discrepancy of receipts this over that of 18i3 ia only 4452 bales About the first of May there was excess of over co 900 bales.
 The foreign per Caledonia (o the Ath u were received here Monday advising decline in Liverpool of Ad per lb. The Havre marke, remained without al terahon.
 Such particulars have received during the week respectng the growing crop, will be found in another CO., lumn.
 EXCHANGE--We have no change to make from last weeks a,ions-indeed there fsw transactions in time bills that the may be considered nomlna- For New Orleans funds and checks on New York fair demand exists which principally supplied by the Bank at prem on the former and 1z prem the latter. In State notes some improvement took place early in the week owing to temporary demand on the part of bani deaors which having since abated rates are less firm, al though still ding per cent better than this say week Tn connection with this VIC may mention, tha ,hs eaIacfons the branch hank il this city under the
 extension law of 1885 requiring 53 per cent of the good ,ebs 10 e paid in before the ist of June, amounts to nearly hif million ofdoars or say three fourlhs of the ,no,,t reu,fired The circulation now outstanding does nat much exceed Sou00 and 1t is supposed the ssgferate H all the State institutions fas within s sOO
 D Phe rsceBfs of specie this week ss5OO0-preyious Sji,2is,so3. Zee table
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

WomENiN EGYFT.-"Thcre is something touch ing," says the author of 'The Crescent hna me Cros, Gan interesting bopk of travels just puhlis- ed by Wiley and Puissm,") in the ysarn'nss eN- hbied by some Moslem women alter religious on'h and the devoledness with which they discharge any religious duties or penances granted them but "o- men there receive no proper education. lhere 'S not an Egyptian woman who can read or w1'e' fA- cen, daughter of Mehomet All, and the lew who have been educated in the school of Mr. Luder, the Church of England Missionary.
 The Moslem purchases his wife as he does nl' horse he laughs a the idea ol honor and oi love; tns armed eunuch and the close-barred window are the only saieguards of virtue that he relies on her lt
 is entirely in the power ol her lord and her deall inc inevitable penalty of her dishonor. The law never interreres in these domestic arrangements.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

Why is II we can have no "auentive correspon- dent' in Conecuh county As the matter now stands, we completely in the dark regards one side at least of the contest now going in this con- gre'siona district. The Advertiser has these things better ordered. It has either travelling reporter hanging upon the skirts of Col Dunn, or is blessed with "ready. witty and hippant" correspondent al every village where the Colonel mounts the stump. Or perhaps the circulars of ready made fustan sent ont, and the blanks and dates duly filled in to be returned here for publication. The columns Of the Advertiser teem with one. slded sketches of the 'stnmping" auw in progress in Conecuh, whilst we are not favored with even paragraph for text. Our friends there apparently not persuaded of '"e importance of steam pulling, and leave the whgs sole managers of this bigh-pressure nachne.- in'arl'b'' Col. Dunn is happy, forcibe, per- 'p'cuou' and convincing tue whig views of he ta- rih' snneAA'on' etc ; while Judge DaTgsn is infel- cnous m he positions and feeble and inconcIusive in h's arguments. and when he does make point, especially on the subject of the tariff. he is win the wings. Indeed, Col Dunn is powerful arJ con. vncing on every point he touche,-he di.plsy, in all
 things the comprehensive and sound views of ma.
 ,ured statesman; while Judge Darqan i. the reverse
 of all this-manifestpg total ignorance ofpoi,ic,
 political economy, etc. Truly, this is sad news for
 the democracy. and news to every body, democrat and whig We felt high degree of prIde and confidence upon the announcement of Judge Dar- 1 gas as the nominee of the convention, believing that m him we had canddate worthy to lead us to victory and sn able exponent of principles Upon the announcement. indeed, of his name, he deemed by the wings themselves a full match, and by the democrats overma'ch for any uian that could be brought agaiust him. This opinion on
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

FRoM CAMPEAcHV.--The schooner AtTevida, Captain Sanchez. arrived at this yort yesterday from Campeachy, whence she sailed on the 24th ult
 The Courier of last evening seye:
 The Captain r, ports that about the llth June. the garrison of Tohasco, led by Gen. Martinez, Col Montero, and Col Bruno, rose m revolt against the present Government, their object being to re estab- fish the men who placed themselves in power in the year 1894.
 I, IA probable this insurreciion had some connec- ton with the attempts to eaect revolution lately made in the capital of Mexico-but which were sup pressed by the reignng faction
 We have seen a letter ahich corroborates the statement of Captain Sanchez The people rema'n ed quiet, but the mercaants were dissatisfied win the movement and fearful of the losses it might bring upon them.--TN. O. Tr0pic.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

The following fact IS not generally known, except to few gentlemen in this city. Shortly alter the terminal ion of the power and influence of hurbide, the dominant party Tn Mexico dispatched vessel
 to ,hls city with three important personages commits stoned to offer the throne of Mexico Joseph Bona pa, te who then resided in New Jersey. The Com nissioners on their arrival, accompanied Mr.. of this city-hen largely connected with the 6nancal affairs of GMexico-proceeded Is the readence of Jc- seph, and made the offer in pursuance o their ln- structions. The ex-King of Spain took twelve days to consider on the propostion, and after due deliber ation declined the offer, and the Commission re turned in a small armed craft to Vera Cruz.-lN. Y Evening tiaZ.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

MAPLE SUeAR.--They are doing wonders with maple sugar in Vermont clarifying il, and rendering ii as whiie and as spark linz as the best loaf The Boston Transcript says, "We have been astonished to observe the great perfection and decacy at which some of OUT manufactures of sugar from the juice ol the mapIe tree have arrived lump of this article. refined. clear. and sparkling has been sent to us as made by Mir Hoyey, Of Berlin. Vermont, whose re- sidence is on the line Of the Vermont Central Ral- road, and who probably will see much of his baaul- full manufacture transported across the road into other places. Sold at the low rate of ten cents per pound IL ought to be in denaud, and certainly IS a Vermont production of very available nature.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

PREIGHrs-There have been engagements since our Inst nor is il prnbsble there will be any further cargo cenS this the vessels loading will take neary all cotton in port The La Grange arrived in the first week under charter her cargo ng and now principally board The orena k full anu expect ed to clear to-day This will leave only one square rig ged vessel in port for which part of cargo may possibly yet be made up understand there is small ot for which the vessels now loading have room, in addition to the stock unsod. The last shipments t0 New fork at 4 per bale The last cargo for Europe cleared Thursday e1Goodwin. At the time last year we had vessels loading for Liverpool and for coaswlse ports The highest freight obtained a this port during the Ad to Liverpool and sc. to Havre, current in the first week of January-and the lowest ac0B cts which prevailed during the greater part of April
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

o-z-,rAppANT,S SFFFERVESCENT SELF | FER APERlENT-ln the sincere nope tnd, oueiS may he ind.ced to follow onr example, anu uy p' | taking Of one ol the mos delightiu pese'a haa G, lien within our reach m some tlhie' pe . e" ike ne in boast of renewed health, an InVigoratu and healthy tone of stomach, and ireeoo'n Hon. t.thousand ills, ." engendered in this warn o'''"a'' we would call attention 10 Tarrants Enerse;oeH. ;"d; Seltzer Aperient' for the cure ot Dyspeps'a o' .a
 oesiion bilious affections, heartburn, cosuVehesS' Head-ache, acidity of the stomach, &e., ana o'he' diseases natural southern atmosphere.
 We were delighted with ns effects, and nave eA- perienced manifest and decided relief from us "se aud should regret extremely to be deprived or me op portuniiv ofpurchasng relief from the many a''ne'
 for the cure of which it is justly celebraed' py ne use of preparation simple in it's mode oi use' pene, 6cIal in it's efecs--elfeTvescent as soda "ae'' anu possessing agreeableness of taste equa'' II not r" reror to the water obtained from the natural sprng' Celebiated as are the sSezer Spring., thus prepa- ration bds fair become far more so. II one may iuoe from the numerous certificates and eslImon'a's received from the mosi eminent ol the mehca r"'"'
 ty. which are in possession of the propI letor, ana may be seen st the store of Messrs MoSELt 0 TUCKER, Druggists and Apolhecarles cor"e1 D%u L. phin and Royal streets, where the Medicine can oe obtained, wholesale and retaIl, they being appointed | agents for he proprietor. mY'4 i4iA''
 NaETARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT | OF CUBEBS AND COPAIVA stands unrivdieo | for it's efficacy. It performs cure m lew oays- 1 no confinement or teslriction in diet IS necessary IL III be found invaluable, being prepared with the ! greatest possible care. upon well tested PrncIples'
 founded upon that important law, first established ny ] the celebrated Dr. Fordyce, ,iz.-'that como'na' ton of similar remalies would produce more ce'- tain. speedy and considerable effect, than an equsa. lent dose oi any snge one.'' In muny eases the disease is entirely prevented by it's timely appicacc titn For sale wholesale and retail, at ihe store oi
 Messrs. MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets.
 The proprietor has appointed them Agents ,or u''s city. my It -- I41 N A~o
 Ncs- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTloN--
 FAMILY MEDICINE-Iavont's Cordial khI" Of Turkey Rhubarb takes it's place the best remedy
 for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day and for it's efficacy and safety. deserves iIs name ol l being in truth Family Medicine. 1hose who sui
 fer from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety. or intel
 lectual application of whatever kind, will find Il 10 1 be il medicine of extreme value This preparation will prove healthul stimulant for the patient who suffers from the frequent of wine or spirits For
 sale wholesale and retail, at the store of Messrs MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apotheca' res corner Dauphin and Royal streets. The pro- prietors has appon,ed them Agents for this city.
 1 mv15 I42Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

The New Orleans papers of Thursday contain some additional particulars of the melancholy disas- ter of the Marquette. The hull was lowsd to the opposite side of the river, when on Wednesday morning she parted from her hawser, suIk, and is now nowhere te be seen. No other ded bodies have since been discovered in the river The im- pression is that several buried under lie wreck. Among the missing is Chas. c. Hartwell who, il short time before the explosion, left the St Charles Hotel to go on board the Marquette, and of whom nothing has since been heard.
 The Marquette was owned, we learn, y Capt. Tulpin, and was not insured; but who peak of pecuniary personal loss, with such sacr fee Of human life before him.
 In addition to the victims previously reported the following died of their wounds at the Clarity Hosptal:--John Hazard, 2d engineer; Hanriba , black man, 3d engineer; Wm Ramsay, of Alabama John Melton, of New Albany, Ind. two men, names unknown; Bernard Osborne, boy about twelve ye old; Margaret Troy, five years old Mary Anne Troy, seven years old.
 The following are in 80 dangerous a condlion thai it is feared they will be added the morta calalogue:--W B. Daniels, Neil Harkins, John Dearman and John W. Lee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

THE FORCE OF FILIAL FEELING.-We yes- terday spoke of the frantic behavior and evidences of unsubduable fia affection evinced by James Decker, for the sudden and melancholy loss of his mother, with her infant child, who was among the victims of the Marquette, and with whom he had just exchanged an atiectiona,e farewe-for brief time he thought, but, alas! il was for eternity.
 The mental excitement of which the event was the cause is destined, we fear to be more than monep- tary Yesterday afternoon, while we were al the Charity spital, he brought there in charge of a police officer, with an order from Recorder Baldwin for his admission as one lsboring under insanity. He certainly bore ate appearance of one whose reason wac oyerthrown but we trust that the kind and skill ruI treatment which he will receive al the hospital will restore his mind to it's and proper balance TN. o. Picayune.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

ALEGIsLATpRE IN BAD FIx.-The Lesisla- of Iowa have not received any pay or their ser must come from Uncle Sam, and he or his officers appear in no hurry to remit it. The Legislature tired to raise the wind by loan, but could not succeed. and many if not most of the member, have not the wherewilh to pay their bs It k reported that they have determined to continue in session until the mo- ney does come.-[St Louis Rep
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

THEJAcKsoN MeNUMENT.-It will be recol- lected that some inierprising gentleman made do- nation to the city some time ago, of a square oi ground on Fair Mount hill, on which should be erect ed monument to the memory of Gen. Andrew Jack son, provided the structure should be commenced within two years after he death of that lllustrious man. We understand that it is the intention 10 make movement in this matter immediately, and we are sure Baliinoreans and May yanders will not be backward in giving their aid 10 so laudabe, go noble an undertaking .-IBalt Sun.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

THE POLAR EXPEDITION Once more our gall laut tars are on their way fields of ice; may we hope to realize all the good wishes for the successful result of their voyage, that they have taken with them The ships Erebus and Terror left Woolwich on the I2lh, and Greenhilhe on ihe l9th of May to pursue their way along the Eastern Coast, and thence by the Orkneys to Bafin's Bay, Bs,row's Strait. and then, they best may speed to Bhsring Strait We shall not fail to watch them as long us we can and hope to have more to say of them in nex-(London Nautical for June.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

our part and also. we presnne, on the part 't the whig., snengthenedby the successful issue Of the canvas last summer for State Senaior-in which the Judge displayed il thorough knowledge on the very topics now under consideration From the beginning the end of the campaign, the tariff question, neXation, etc were eaboralely discussed by both parties, and m a cooler temper perhaps than is al with us The democratic party achieved sign al and gratifying triumph Not a little of the credit was awarded 10 Judge Dargan-and he has since been viewed by both parties as one of tho leading men of the distri7t. In the city of Mobile the con cesson to Judge DarEan of SO distinguished posi- ton must certainly be founded upon some degree ol merit. Yet after all, il seems that the proper est mate at home has mol been placed u,-on him. The discovery has been made in some of the remoter parts of the district that he is inadequate to the task assumed. is ignorant of the que stions al issue, and is completely thrown into the shade by the towering intellect, comprehensive views and eloquent demon stratons ol Col Wm. D. Dunn.
 For our own part, we inclined to think these spasms of whig pufery paroxysms akin to fear grand hailIng signs of distress Dunn must be in a poor way when this hunbus system IS brought out to boost him up.
 Since writing the foregoing, we have been favored with a letter from Conccuh, from which we make the following extract, which is of some importance as marking a new whis phase on the tariff
 "I was a Ii tie surprised that at Sparta, Col. Dunn made the broad admission that he was in favor of modifying the lari act of IS i2, the strict wants of the government for revenue purposes and m lay ing the tariff om the various articles of importa- tiou he would lay it as never to prohibit the in- troduction of one artlcle; also, that he wGsld be guided by the principle that the articles mostly con. sumed by the rich should bear the heavier burden, so as to lieve the poor as much as could be done These were the principles which Judge Dargan laid down, and to which Col Dunn boldly gave his un qualified assent"
 Where are Mir. Cay's letters and s'eeches on the subject of the tariff of 1842? Has Mir. Dunn tumblsd them overheard tool
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

AGREAT INvENTIoN.-The Boston Transcript says: "The new cotton spinning frame just but m operation at Lowell is creating quite excitement among manufacturers IL is said to require but one half the power, and will make more yarn, o more even twist, at about two thirds the expense of the other kinds oflIames m use';
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

PRICE CURRENT---Our letter sheet review of the market published thIs morning and ready for customers. twill be just in season for the corres- pondencs per steamer Hibernia, to leave Boston for Liverpool on the l6lh inst.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

WILD PIGEoNs.-As d curlous incident in natu raj history, we state that wild pigeons have reared broods m large numbers on the waters of Congaree Creek and Edisto River, in Lexington District, du- ring the present season. We believe it s the first instance of their breeding in this State since the set clement of the country.-[Columbia South Caroli- niRn 2fth uIt.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05

We learn from the New Orledns Picayune of Thursday, that on the day previous, the U. s. Mar shal arrested E A. Turpin, captain. and Samuel Hayes, engineer. o(the iIl-fated Marquette. Capt. T. il is stated. gave bail in the of s5000 for his appearance-ihe engineer in de fault of similar bail was sent tu aH