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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

HB n ONLY A MEcHANEc.-HoW frequent.
u is this remark made By aristocTaIic ups
starts, who have nothing 10 recommend hem
save their money and impudence, when the
the name Of an honest and intelligent me.
chanic happens 70 be mentioned Ia their
presence. They consider ii degrading TO
associate with those who do not, like ihems
EselVes, possess wealth, even though that
wealth was. obtained b. the most Tascally
means. Nothing Is 50 disgusting 20 WE'LL
bred, Well~infsFmed people, as 10 hear an
ignorant coneeitsd, pufedAup, lOng.haiFed,
iimpudeni dandy, talk about mechanics a. #
they were no better than bEuls9
No true lady OF gentleman would Be gull
y Of such h.tlsness. tits only The iRnof .
ant spoiled bsauty-th worthless, eonlemp-
tible soap>lock Who wonld d 90. Show Is
The man OF woman who would consider il 4
disgrace to associate with honest, WeIl-in-
formed mechanics, and We viii show you q
lpooE, worthless, ignorant, eoncsited creas
ltaEe, useless 20 himself and the world, and Q
disgrace and snoumbNnce % bis friends.
Western E,ifeenPa Meeseappr.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

O. Fare to Tuscnmbia. Ala, 90; TO Decatur
SO; 70 Huntsville, 9I4 50.-I'ime from Mem
phis, Tennis % HnnisViIlee, Ala, 3 days.
STAGE OFFICES. Memphis. Tenn. It tho
Commercial Hotel. Yazoo City, Mias, at The
Phoenix House.
Z SIMS & BROTHERS.
March 81, 1886 s9-6m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

REAsONABLR ENFzRENcE.--A clergyman was
censuring young LADY, foE tight lacine.--
ssWhy,n replied the young lady, ssyon could
not surely recommend loose habits 20 your
paEishioners.n The clergyman smiled.
fpayfe Journal
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

IS ciiog having read ID e. other PAPER that
fhe.e s. ichacco, which e mn chew al
snoke i. IS viii forget n oUssa dollar ID
The word eni concludes. hat many 81
his subscribe efe been furnished with The
arlicls,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22
TO TRAuELLERS.
IF ARE r. EDUCED TO
Go cents DeF Tile.

VIE subscribers rsspectfu inform The pub.
lic, thel they have reduced the Fare on ell
0l theig Stage Lines 81 SIX AND. Al HALF.
CENT 8 per miles Their Coaches and Teams
are good, and their Drivers steady and accouilao-
dsting. "A Sla9e eaves Memphis, Tenn, daily
Except SundaYs,l i0t Holly Spfint |i1g., there
Connecting with their Weekly Lines South
Tor Oxford, cotfesgille, Grenada, caTIolllon. x-
ington, Benton, Ynzoo City and Canton, there
Jackson, Mas. So Holly Syringe. connects with
their 1zi-A Yeekiy Line, East ior Salem end Ripe
ley, there connecting with Messrn. Gpllahaf &
0alfolte Line e nsedmkia, Ala., rhere cons
connecting "a lhb main Eastern Line to
= 49, 1rNnr - ~
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

no hire BY the month o. year, 8
ulouf negro BOY, who can 90 lhe work
81 4 small farm. Enquire S this ofiices
aug 15-0-tf
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22
THE FAZOO CITY WIG.
PRIurnD And PUsLBHKD EVkaT ERlDKxs
DW o. ~ 0TBWgNSo
On Je6eTsoR-sireet, merit door 20 the % Gee d
JNessrs. WiIkinson h Niles, and n W.


On Je6ersoR-sireel, merit door 70 ne 81 Gee q
JNessrs. Wilkinson Niles, and f. IA.
QudcksnbOsss
rERN9s-The WnIa viii Be furnished 70 sui
scFibsFs e SIS 90 per snnum IN advances 81 s.
a the end Of the year.
ADvRRRfsEMgNrS will be inserted 1t The rate
n 90 Der square orthe frst inseftionand so cent
tog each week tasies linss - ie.ss GO
shutting square. The uqIn5sy Of ineel lions r.
auirod, must Be marked On the margin al the mae
nscFipt 81 they viii be inserted ell forbid, ann
charged accordingly. 81
Political, Cotton Circulars Or any articles q
tndividual interest, wall be charged ~ adFekilse
nenis and must be paid for IN Advance.
All Advertisements from distance, must be-
accomPanied with the CASH oE they will not
81 inserted,
Announcing candidates Tor ofice will be S.
ioE county offices, SlOfOr state Ofices--in adj
For advertising Citations from the Probate
Court to persons interested 70 come forward and
show cause why "a OrdoF0f sale should not be
granted, e dOllarb. 20 be paid for il Advances.
For advertising Orders ofanted by the Probate
paid tof ~ ADVANCE.
For advertising Chancery Notices 70 non-res'7
dents. IS dollars each.to Be paid for in ADvANcE.
For advertising Peiinons Tor Dover, from 10 20
IS dollars % Be paid form ADvANcE.
For adVeriising Notice Of Letters Of Admins
HA--At@ - NN4A-N-a 't---
For advertising Notice Of annual or final set
element BY Administrators dollars, % Be paid
for IN ADVANCE
For adVertislng Notice Of Insolvent Estates
ior months, 81, q Be paid for IL ADVANCE.
Trustees Sales, and all other advertisement
not specified, must Be paid for l ADVANCE.
Ali advertisements Of q persone nataHe will b
lchhiged double price, and Payment required il
ADTANcE.
Yearly AdVeEgisings 80
Fol forty lines or less, reneWable 81 pleasnf
500. No eontract taken for lesa Than one year
land payable half yearly Ia advance.
The privileges e annual adyertisera il limited 6
ltheir eva. immediate business and all advertiSe
jmeuts foFthe benedt Of other persons, sentin B.
4 chem must be paid for ~ squars.
Pfofessional Advertisements.
For 10 lines o. Less not slteEablel month";, 81.
g 20 do do do do q
g 10 40 do do Il do. 9
or A. the shore rates are the eaIpp Is thos
lcElob shed ~ ll4tt.e1 ~ sDutet 09ekson
ctshd Gulf dad else where 81 fhib State, NJ De
dpction will be made from them in any cas-
whatever.
G--AI.I. lob WORK MUST BE PAID FOL
ON DELIVERY.
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VoI. 70, No. Whole No. 4ss.

chew il very often, and swallow Il bat sci.
dom. Il Is peculiarly important 70 clean
and rinse ihe mouth thoroughly tsiogs Co
ing 10 bed, Otherwise great deal of tie de-
piFnciivs acid win form during the night.
I Il these hints induce only one person %
AXE better care Of the teeth. ] shall Be more
han rewarded for the trouble Of wiling. !
an continually panied % zee young people
losiag their teeth merely for To want &c 8
ieN Blnlp pgbcalltl md o1eeannos ehe
ter = siege or stsamcaE without finding the
atmosphere polluted and rendered absolute
u unhealthy for the lungs 70 breathe, when
Z proper use u wafer and charcoai might
render i e wholesome and pleasant Is
lbreeza of Eden.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22


WAarED.--An individual, Who denOmin-
afes himself eWhfle Gentleman. adEer-
Uses in the TFibune ieg respectable "co-
lOred lady to act II tie interesting capaci-
" Of bis vile. He il s.qentIeman'' for
whose olfactOFy sensibilillss prudent man
might hesitate in vouchiIg, bat he Is eyi.
denily DESTROYS Of passing himself of IS 3
man Of taste, for be il pgogokingly PaFticu-
lac in snme Of the main points. The Indy
must Be we'll educated, Of religious pginei-
pies, be willing 10 reside in an unprecedented
country, and she must ia 60 especial man
neF kaUe no prejudice herseB ageiRsf co.
lOr. This condition the advertiser does
we'll Ia insisting on, for he Is, We dare
say, either snuff color OF SKY blue himself
He is untcquainGed with the Colofed ladies'
/ of this citg, and has no other mode, there
fore, Of cDmmuning with fhs sable sister
hood, but through The medium Of The press,
land even that medium Itself must Be ciE-
cumscFibed, FOR We have ID idea thai there
ID another newspaper in the city OF The State
cohdueted By any son OF daughter Of Adams
with light cOlored skin, that would have
lpollutee any portion Of It's columns - lhs
inseEtion Of such notice. cCnlseIy %
laii proper deeoFam @ admit sBch advertise
nsnls mica neN PEI, even # ihtle be
none oE The revolving conc0mitants Of ;his
lease, end % proprietor Of . press Who has
any proper self.gespect, would knowingly
peruif ne communication q snhR bis
S6l here - ~ GUN ii lsol' s. d. -
sh every one concerned 81 Il fIom az re-
speclabIe association. However the dark CO.
lOFed damssls who may feel an int estin The
pFomises, can satisfy themselves IN all paFti-
culaEs touching the eligibility Of the match,
lbg addressing c. q, At the Ifibaag Office,
OE probably obtain any verbal Information
that may be desirable, by applying personal
u; though there Is no diEect reference TO
the editor or any other person attached 20
the establishment. We certainly have no
knOWledge Of the gentleman Rbo 6nds him.
selgin The present nuptial exigency. bat be-
ing permitted 10 Judge e@ Pede HeTHlem-
70 estimate his character By this small SAM
ple Of il--it Il not orr opinion that any
respectable woman Of color win 50 fer for
get heF social position as to think Of Al BEer.
: ing this impudent and disgusting mlssiVe.
2 IN. Y. CoWr. e EBq.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

IIiaHs geaE llIaiI6, lhan 8 nlonlAa 3 moaning.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22

Gentleness is asort Of mild atmosphere,
ana Il enters into Z child's soul Ike the sun
shine into Tia rosebud, slowly but surely
expanding 4 into beauty md vigor. ~ .atlas,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22
OF ri Est ON, S. @,

via ontrville, Wolfentons Jefferson, Ala, Rome,
CsasNills. Marietta, Decatur, COvington and Mad
ison 40 Holly Springs, also, connecting
With Wn illefas Tri-Weekly Line 70 Columbus,
Miss, tii. fonlcloc and Aberdeen.
o. Stage leaves Memphis for the South on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ct o'clock,
A. M.-FoF the East on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, ct 5 O'Clock, A. M. Leaves Yazoo
City, North, on Wednesdays Fridays and Sum
days, ct O'Clock. Al. M
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22
ROBSON & ALLEN,
Respectfully inform their FGends and Gus
TONERS that they continue the
COMMISSION
AND

OtnoatUtttH 1tesetesRe8,
AZ fheir Old Stand, No. % 50. Charles Sc.
NEW OREEANs.
WlHEY will make advances, either here,
Of through ALLEN & BARKSDALE,
at Yazoo City, on all Cotton consigned 70
them, provided the same is insured as usual
and win attend promptly 70 receiving and
forwarding Ell goods consigned 70 their
care--to SLING Orders, or any other busi-
ness entrusted 70 them. They solicit The
patronage Of their friends promising lhal
their best sxsTiions shall Be used g give
satisfaction.
n. Orleans. Oct. 2, ls44.-15af
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

WY ILi. be sold for cash front of the Court
 w House dsor of Washington county, on Mon day, the End day of February. 1916, between the hours of sale of said day, one negro called PF
 TER, copper color, aged 45 or 50 years, leet inches high, with two his forehead, aud says he belongs to Thomas Williams of Talladega county, Alabama. Said negro Peter having been committed 10 the jail of Washington county, Alabama, as runaway slave, by W. Chapman, n justice O the peace of said c"un'y, ihe 2lst of June. i8l5, and his owner owners having failed to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away he therefore will be sold in compli- ance with the statute in such cases made and provid- ed topay jail fees. aa.s.. .s
 novl0 233,ds W.P. SPINKS, Sheriff W. C.
 0d- The Flag and Journal. Tuscaloosa; Hunts vile Democrat and Montgomery Advertiser will please copy and send b,ll to w.. P. S.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
BY VIM. IT. RUNNELL.

On SATURDAY. 27ih Inst al g o'clock 69 Wooden Cocks; 50 bbls Flour
 30 cases Black Teas; 10 bales Almonds
 5 casks Marseiles Glaret
 20 qr casks Port Wine; 20 frkns Butter 10 ar casks Sweet Malaga
 40 boxes Imperial Tea
 40 boxes pound ump Tobacco
 40 boxes New Bedford Candles Also--20 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Al 10 o'clock, on the second floor, Catalogue sale of Dry Goods, consisting of
 Prints; Sheeings; Shirtings; Kerseys Jesns; Satinelts; Umbrellas; Hats
 Iidkfs; Shirts; Overcoafs; Hosiery
 Snspender<; Blankets; Denims
 Mouselin ,Ie Laines; CoIlonades, etc. On SATURDAY, 27th inst. at 9 o'clock, al dr. good sales room, second floor, catalogue sale oi an extensive assortment of seasonable Dry Goods. Par iicmlars herealler
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
MRS. GROW ELS
 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR You've LADIE


 No. S6 Gouernment- -sreef. TENHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the \ liberal patronage she has been favored with, takes pleasure in announcing te the public the pres ent advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursue thorough course of in- struciion MR. NopMAE PINEEY, who has long been engaged in ching in this city. and from his success has increased confidence in his method of mpartng knowledge, will give instruction in the En- glish language German and Spanish will be taught by able professors, under the direction of Mir. P. Madam KOvALEsKI, recently from Europe, la- dy of distinguished ability, has been engaged teach Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 French is he language of Mrs G's family, and is practiced during meal hours, hours of tuion and of school, as much as circumstances permit. The discipliae of iie school is mild, but at the same lime firm and strict
 Conditions.
 For instruction in the Fren and English languages S4 S5 S6 S1 and $S per nonths Vocal Instrumental Music first class Sl0 per month. f" |" |" Infant " 6 " Board varying from S5 to $l2 per month.
 Each boarder to fu. dish bed, bedding, towels, sil- yer goblet, etc. etc. .4.
 Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo- bile. are expectedto appoint Agent in the city who will be responsible for all dues. Terms payable monthly in advence. .-..
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SIIERIFF,S SALE

W7ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on Monday, lle 25ih day of May, l846, between ihe hours of II o. clock AM and o'clock PM. of said day, runaway negro man called WILLIAM, aged about so years, and says that he belongs to John Mitchell, of MatI- son county, State of Mississippi. Said negro man William having been committed 10 the jail oi Mobile county, on the 10th dry of October, 16I5, by Alvin Wealherby, Esq.,, justice of the peace ol Mobile county, as d runaway slave, and his owner having failed afer due notice has been given, to come for ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore is 10 be sold compliance of the statute in such made and provided 10 pay jail fees.
 noyli 237tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 OJ- The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and Journal Tuscaloosa,) and Huntsville Democrat will please copy i'll day of sale. q B.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
ENGIIsH SCHOOL,

BARTON ACADEMY-BAsEMEN STORY.
 THIS SCHOOL will be opened on ihe 2Oth inst, \ under the charge ofE. E. BoYNTns. A. B.. an efficient and experienced teacher R ading. Spell ling, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar will be faithfully taught. IT. tion for boys nnder eight yea,s, $2; over eight, s3 per month.- No pupil will he received for a sho ter term than two months. The tuition for that time will be re- quired, invariably. in advance. The school will be under the genera. supervision of the subscriber.
 ocilI ll2 D. r. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
aHERIFF,S SALE

WTlLL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 w House door of Mobile county, on Monday, the 22d day of June, lS46 between the hours of II o'clock AM. and 4 o'clock PM. of said day, way slave (bright mulato) called JOE, feet inches high, aged about 22 year g, and has his forehead, and says that he belongs to Benjamin Ketchins, living in Copah county, State of Missis- suppl. Said negro man called JOE having been mied tic jail of Mobile county the 4th day of ball, Esq, justice of the peace in and for Mobile county and hs owner having failed Co forward, prove property pay cost and charges, and take him away he therefore IS be sold in copli liance of the statute in such made and provided 10 pay jail fees. ..r ...
 deeI2 9ttis c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 0o- The Montgomery Advertiser; State Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa; and Huntsville Democrat will copy weekly till day of sale. C..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25

SALr-In bIeached sacks, for sale on the whal hC or in the bay by
 dec23 JAMES REID & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

OIIENIFF Y D ohID. NY ILL. be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door Of Mobile county, on Monday, he 22d day of June, ls46, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and 4 o'clock PM. of said day, Iuna- way slave called JEFFERSON alias ROBERT, of black complexion, aged about 30 sears, feet insh- es high, and says that he belongs 10 widow Molly BurncIl Said negro Jefferson alias Robert, by F. G. Kmbail, a Justice of the Peace of Mobile county, the 3rd day of November, ls45. a rnn- away slave, and bis owner having failed 10 come forward, prove property, pay cost and charges and take him away he therefore is to be sold m complI of the statute in such made and provided 10 pay Jail fees c. BANCROFT, Sheriff N. c.
 0S-The Montgomery Advertiser. Slate Flag and Journal, Tuscaoosa. and Huntsville Democrat, will copy weekly till day of sale.
 decl2 otlds c, R,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
Aam,nisirnior'r .2zls.

4 oa WEDNESDAY,. the 7th January next, al iA ,cbark Al inc Court House, wIi be sold fe per sonal effects of William Rsaa, deceased, consi- 4. | ing of. d ,he hAelne, about ~ '' : hs'sis@ Sss'b-r Bed. c,,a,r.. co'has' Oyster .s. h'S", r.d;, of six months ,.:.,r,,or Sc., on "etft1RiES effSi Nc UGH Ad"in,ssTss ;, inc
 vi can be seen and exa"neI aa+t wharfopposhe Kstcha"'s warehouse % ,,a,;.oo. ofa ~To,r,cE-In pursuance of ''e prosTI'o,s Trus,se. by "- oiIAEr Is1 ai rrus, exeen,ed lo me as D.,
 R:'s ssas ss,:d B. : se day s' & ss is4O 70 secure sh has been doly recorded , n e "ogn s;s;ss ss s;s ss; sS S s,i. s s1 " sa
 "npagesc to the highest bidder tSt Sn,, hoase
 of J."'sES sIs,e s5a'i nansd HENRY, Pta'9%s s
 S0c9 :. me by virtue of sad deed H -. F. SIMS, Iletlee. Il pnh w.Yr he 8,h da,
 ioor, negro @ Hubbard, . in said deed
 purchaser as IS vested,
 dec6 BEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
SEPARATES SALE. Augustine Deinouy
 Ys. ven. ex.

Margaret Collins WE'LL be sold for cash in front of inc Court
 w Honse door of Mobile county on the first Mon day of January, Ie46, between the hours Of II o. clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right and title of Margaret Collins in and to the fol. lowing described lands and premises, 10 wit-all that certain piece, parcel lot of land and Prems- es, situate, lyng and being in the county of Mobile, and known as lhe Doctor John Chaslang tract, or' grant, containing seventeen hundred and sixteen 2l-l00 acres, and bounded and described as follows - north by Cedar Creek, east by the Mobile River, south by Gragg Hall Greek, and west by vacant lands.
 Also-One hundred and nineteen 52l00 acres oland lying and being in ihe county Of Mobile, on the east side of the Mobile River, and it being part of the above mentioned tract of land, granted To John Chasiang deceased, and bounded as follows north by line parallel with the mouth of Cedar Creek, east by vacant lands, and south hy lands of unknown owners, and west by the Mobile Riser. and having ihe same front the Mobile River as the tract of land above mentioned of Doctor John Clias- tang deceased The said above mentioned lards are to be sold as be property of Margaret Collins, by viiue oC the above stated vendition expOnas whcl, issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and 10 directed.
 dec6 6tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
Hubbard,
SHERIFF'S B.. P. TT. Harris

P. T. Harris
 Assignee in Bankruptcy ol Robinson O
 Vs fl ia.
 John Saier. ~ TWILL be sold for casl, in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county on lhe lst day of January IS46, between the hours of II o'clock , AM and o'clock PM, of said day, fifty (50) cords Of OAK and ASH WOOD, levied on lle pro periy of John SaIrer by vrtue Of the above stated execution, which issued from the Circuit Court of Baldwin county and 10 me directed. dec22 l9ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
BY J. H. RIVERS & co.

0. W. SAVAGE, Auclioneer. On SATURDAY, 27ih inst. at 12 o'clock, or Conti .sl. wharf to close consignments- 200 bales Portland Hay 100 hbls Portland Potatoes 100 bbls Portland Onions 100 hoxes Portland Co ish 75 bbs No. 2 Mackerel 50 bbs No. 3 Mackerel 5G0 lbs genuine Cattle Soap 10 lbs Quick Silver, with many other articles Also-A fine Indian Saddle Puney, with Saddle Birdie, Sc. BY TORRANCE & STANARD.
 G. M. PARKER. AncI Iioneer.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25

Barton Acsdemy-Male Department. MR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he MI will re-open his School the 20th instant, in the serond story of the Academy. Instruction will be given as heretofore, the various branches of thorough English ard Classical Educaton. Tuition $5 and $6 per month, payable in advance. com- petent teacher of rench will be employed, and pu- oils will be taught speak, as we'll as 10 read and write lhe language. Charge-$2 per month.
 octlI 2I2
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
kyA AMERICAN HOTEL & RESTAURAT. <zA EE...M FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE Y. 5a.
 Situated on Erchang -Strest, bet0sen Water and

The above well known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer, is now open for the season.
 To planters and business men generally the above establishment is the most convenient of any in the city-being in immediate proximity to the wharves and principal thoroughfares-and can accommodate from 50 to 60 with sleeping aparmets, and about l5O with board The ealing department is on the Resaurat plan, where they caa get their meals at any hour in mihe day-besides, the reasonable rates at which board, lodging, &c, can be had, reduction of from 10 to 20 per cent from Iasi year.
 o. The ntmos. order and cleanliness observed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict attention to business, to merit share o patron RATES OF BOARD, &C
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
SCI.tI1z.:
 NsWoRTfi. Adctio'''e'

Terms cash .aI stTgef. , <.
 BY KA. :.,;ng of.-
 E.A. LEYa- .9.
 Al ". 34 Roy
 THIS EVENING, t halCpa eral assortment oI Dry Goods. cons
 English, French aud American Pr.
 Brow and bleached Sheelings
 Linen Shirlings; Kerseys; Hosiery
 Cotton, Silk aud Madrass Hdkfs Linen Bosom Shirts; Suspenders Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buitons Combs; Table Spreads; Napkins, &c Also CIoIhing, Boots and Brogans. Together with variety of Cnery-Pocket. | Pen and Dirk Knives, Razors, &c. of superior qual it,; Double Barrel Guns; Rifles and Pistols; Gold and Silver Watches; Jewellery, and many other Goods too numerous tO mention.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25

lvA io inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile and vicinity. that their Dancins a~d Waltxins Aea- deny will open Monday the Sih inst al the WA VERY HousE for Gentlemen at early candle light, and on Saturday the 18th for Masters and Misses at g A. M.
 N. B. Messrs NJ. & 0. would be pleased to see those that wish tn receive instruction present ihe commencement. Entrance to the saloon on St Fran cis street. dec8
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
BY TORRANCE & STANARD.
 pApKEk

Damaged Cotton. On MONDAY, 29lh inst. al II o'clock, at Es- aya's Cotton Warehouse-
 22 bales damaged Cotton E,r t..c... .h... 1
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-25
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AMUS, NREs. -Se.Eh


 AMUSL. TRA. .=--=========-- -tTEh.
 MOBILE THEA
 --I---- Managers ...AUDLOW N sa. Second night of NIB. E. x. CON NER. First night of the Grand Eastern Drama calles THALABA, OR THE DESTROYER. Produced with new and splendid scenery and decorations. Scenery by Mir Slockwell. THURSDAY. Dec. 25Ih, The highly popular play
 called
 LA TOUR DE NESLE, oRTHE
 CHAMBER OF DEATH. Dniludh. A1l H. '' Ophhti After which the Grand Drama al THALABA. OR THE DESTROYER. Tha aba ....................Mr Mir Roberts Oneiza. za.................M Miss Mcbride 0o- MISS CLARA BLISS second appear aRca Friday.