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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18

lsrEely eaniFihuls3 @ establish and dsiFb3,
"A s great derds I'D FeruTrd % him lhr
sfIselauns n his lsllaA-r,l Eans. and IL IS
Ms hsgpiness - snness he grs~sh sd
elory e he sosuFy ~hlsh he lassd %
vel. lie dspnfsdsm'dsl - hensd'eaisas
II a,l.ions al lreemrn. The ns''0s paid
iss tribute % Ia msasfY Il has seRs.
caains gsnessiaons an learn irsm his
saaapls lhs I've e rOun'Gy ahd he Fsghas
Al MAJ. II ~ laEgasgr % > sin'iaf es
easloa 10 The plsseai. q Nos ermmsEd
yon. lsllos rislzsns. 10 he guidance q
Almlghly Gad. ~nh = I'll Ieiianre ~
lis nero al psosldenre Tor he nainash'
snee 81 ouI isss insuIaIioa; and s.lh -
earnest ssPpliesuOn. that alsleseT errors
Il NAV be ny 10 10 eonpli IL disrhsEgsrl
The srdunns duiies which h.ss dryoisea
on NE. wi find remedy inIlhs hsrnas'
ny aud Hsdom Of your rhunssls.
JAMES X. POLK.
Washington. De-. :. ls4s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18

inE AsElh. an lhe nlieE rnaipg Gnn a.
eams j. dirsEi EsAlari'.h. lasaehE soda.
Esnng faE hEss e l.EgF nunahsr re Pas.
ssagsIs. i bob usins. HsppsIy, so oss
wss srflsssly lnisfsd. This III sgps.s
shs nass ssnao. danssE pr 4 nc aa.u
ahrn ae sislr lie sirrnms aaess. n i
. 1aie she's ne lfains net hsa9eea -
:. lssa ouas." lhsl lhsi aas shirh has
Gro 81 lie half 10y l,ps slsll @sks ne
oihsr Tn tark - lhr slsii.sn slirh lh.s
issi lsIs. o. Mrsine.dsy ISIS. bah lie
up md doWn usias were Gslhss lit.
Thsy cane il s.sha a zach aahss 4 .
ponl sanr 20 mises iiam Nllninflan.
Ils hsll.wsy lie arally sqai-si.lsnl g,oa
sarh. Boih enzi1esIs rFsudlng an 81
slssm, . iAs Phssse gpts. s.eh ends.r-
nnng - rarh iae haii-aaY hse 6,sI. in
order 10 make lie olheT run bsrk. A.
Ihry approached one snsihsI. bolh En-
ghsrrs gave Their sng,nss The reverse &C.
Iisn. bul alssl TOO lsls. TIE engines
you'd not Trrsdr. An a.f.l col son
sn,Brd. by which bath engine. ~srs IL
most sose 20 pieces. The Eng,nse Q
themselves. sod Tie Neil Agent. ~hea
they sa~ that lhs meeting was lnsSII.bls,
jumped eyrrtosad AMI ESCAPED injury.
The Directors held . meeting ,.sLd DIS
charged boIh englnesrs from The service
Of Ihs Company,
UilmihgioR Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18

AFFAIRS N TIE CRERoKrE NATION
Accounts from The Cherokee N.ii,n to
The 18Th ullmo induce the hsln lha, the
late rumor Of = tremendous exel,enenl
prevailing IN thu country, sh,eh resch,d
US through The Arkansas nesspsp.r., was
greatly magn6ed. The T.hlsquah Al
v,case Of the abose date does not indicate
that there has been any new ou.bresk
bsl~ cen the RIDGE aud Ross parties. II
mentions. however. the murder OF James
Star and Suvl Rider, and lie wounJlng
Of tao oIhef S,.r., who are designated
a, notorious on laws. II also si.ses that
The National Council has passed Law
organizing . Ugh -hIr.e company, whose
duty IT'S made 10 pur.ue aud arrest all
iug,n'es from ia.l,ee--,he people being
determined now TO rad The eounuy Of Tie
hssr,less de,persdoes who have IN the last
lev years Psrpetrs'sd 30 many arts IL
feud1sh alrocIiy on their unoiIend,ns pso-
pie. Nat. Liei.
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The Flonr Speculatioa.-rhe su.pen-
sion If acuv,,y Indeed the partial re.
snlsIon--whteh has, within few dave
vast. male itself strongly aapmeol in the
iipnr aud grain marketol this city, ind,-
cate. that tie recent lever OF speculation
IN that make. has IN a measure given
way 81 "sober second thought a, 10
the ultimate resLlt Of the Specializing
mania, which ha. been emueIy OF home
pfodoruon. 1t IS gerry certain ,ha, not
barre! FL Hour nor bushel of wheat that
has been bought in THIS make, within .
month past can be sent 10 England for
sale without suhJsrtIDg the shipper 10 a
fu'n"ns loss. unless The English duues
shall be removed altogether, or a, hast
mme0esly dim,nisHed. or the prices in
lh'efpool advance snme 30 per ceht. up.
"n ih,se wbici, prevailed Al ,le last adj
wees. aud "hieh hal ACT improved very
masFriallyi np"n iarmer rates. What,
then, Will be the issue II our recent spe-
cnla'ipg operations. sh,ald neither of
ttesetrontugeucies be real.cdi
~. T. True Saa.
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cOMaisIfti AFRICAN DOliars.-Ths
Ae~ OdesBs Pie.yuue ol the 23d ullino,
say: We ~sre shawn yesterday . caun.
irrieil MrxIran dollar 90 inReaiously dsue
that tie most expsr, aud prseused money
counters nigLl be dsee,vsd BY IT, Tie
dies Iepr. seat nIo be coin ri the nlnI
ri PaIosi, lsi5. srd are veil eAeruIed.
TAs cnunteTled eensIsis Of TAO plates Of
silver. of the value Of ~ Gems sscl,
over . rIees Of copper or brass. Tie
plates ara dl,ilnrs Iron tie copper; The
base and pure msl.ls are not mixed. aud
hence the eounsrlsIl all sland the irial
Of chemical agents. The mutt marks,
figures, &c. are of course stamped upnn
The pure silver plates. ~h.ch sre joined
OF tue edge Of the d"llar 80 neatly =. 10
DEFY seIruny. The ung is defective.
A considerable nunbef Of item have been
90. in circulation. Tie Pirsyune re-
mark. hal " TIE fslloS who invented this
sOu"lerlsn has more ih.n Ingenuuy
tuough ~ make Z Cd living al any hon
eel call,ng."
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD AccIDENT.--It is
our duty. as a public journalist, 10 record
ore Of the most cplp,bls and rcrklass
pieces of business Which has come un.
der our notice for long TINE. AtI2o'
clock. on Wednesd y LIST, IN broad day
light, The two trains Of cas-, the one GO
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-05-10
CHAPTER w.

1t is very considerate in Mr. Rivers
to allow two whole days to intervene
between his nephew's departure and
that whereon he destined to bring Jes-
sic home. He always paid great defel-
ence to the "eyes of the world," and
there were some who possibly might
have looked upon an instant return Of
his ward as indicating that jealousy
alone had tempted him to remove her
from under his own roof until Claude
had departed also. Be that as it may,
on the third morning Mr.. Rivers seated
himself in pretty little gig, and taking
the reins in his own white-gloved hands,
rolled gently along toward the residence
of his old friend. The thistle down
floating lightly over the dewy fields
now poised for a moment on some sil-
yered blade--now resting in the bosom
of some wild flower was not more
buoyant than the heart of Mr.. Rivers.
Never before had the face of nature APP
peared so beautiful. The birds warbled
in the thickets--the grasshoppers chirp-
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"That is very strange, sir," said
Claude, ''it was only last night we were
speaking oft"
Hem!-Claude; there is an event;
ahem!--in short, something has this
day occurred which; which will prob.
ably influence all Jessie's future move.
ments."
"Indeed!" exclaimed Claude, looking
profoundly innocent.
"Yes, nephew; in fact, Claude, ex.
pect to marry Jessie in few weeks"
"Marry Jessie! you astonish me; 10
,phom ?" said Claude.
"Myself"
"lou! impossible! your' And il
Jessie had laughed in the morning, more
merrily laughed Claude now; it might
have been the wind, but it seemed as il
a sweet voice under the windo w caught
up the notes and sent them thrilling
through the shrubbery,ik the low war
bling of a bird.
"Excuse me, uncle, but really the
idea struck me at first as being very
laughable."
"And why so, sir?" and if ever Mr..
Rivers looked black, this was the time.
"Why, Jessie is but a child as it
were;" answered Claude naiuely;
sand you are no, so very, very young,
uncle"
"That, sir, permit me to say,is no af-
fair of yours"
80 no, but Jessie is only seventeenn'
"Well, you need not trouble yourself
about her age, it is not you who are TO
marry her."
"Ahem!'
"When you have reflected little
more upon the peculiar eligibility Of
the plan | propose for you, you will
thank me that now insist upon your
compliance; therefore make your ar
rangements at once"
Claude made no answer, but care
essly whistling to his dog, bowed to
Mr.. Rivers, and, with ga lurking devil
in his eye," left the apartment.
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A laughable story is told of a miser,
who being at the point Of death, resol.
we'd to give all his money to a nephew,
at whose hands he had experienced
some little kindness. "Sam," said he !;
for that was the nephew's name; "Sam
| am about to leave the world, and to
give you all my money. You will then
have $4,000; only think. Yes, | feel
weaker and weaker; think l shall die
in two or three hours. Oh yes, Sam,
I'm going, give me two per cent, and
you may lake the money now."
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CHAPTER LII.

The morning dawned bright ano
beautiful; and long before the elegan
Mr.. Rivers had deemed it necessary to
summon to his toilet the trusty John
Claude and Jessie held long, and we
may presume interesting, conversation
in the little summer-house, and the re-
suit was that Claude seemed suddenly
to be aware of the immense advantage
which would accrue to him by accept
ing the proposals of his uncle; at least
we may infer this from his making
kpoTn to Mr.. Rivers Immediately after
breakfast his readiness to comply with
his wishes. Delighted at the prospec,
of being speedily relieved from the pre-,
sence of one whose influence over the
mind of Jessie he SO much dreaded, Mr..
Rivers with great alacrity commenced
making all the necessary preparations
for his nephew's departure, in which
Claude himself, with unwonted zeal ,as-
sisted. Jessie was already Il welcome
visiter with the old lady whose roof
was considered an asylum so much sa-
fer than his own by the prudent Mr..
Rivers; her presence being removed,
the work went rapidly on. 1t was the
evening before Claude's intended de-
parture that he stood before his uncle,
(and this time, from policy, Turk was
excluded the conferenceD evidently in
some embarrassment, as if he wished
yet feared to speak the subject on his
mind. To the inquiries of Mr.. Rivers,
however, he at length made answer:
"Why, the fact is, my dear uncle, |
have got myself into a foolish predica-
ment and all for helping young friend
OF mine IN silly love scrape. Will
you be so kind as to assist me with
your advice, or at least assure me that
you do not condemn my rashness."
80 certainly, certainly, what is it,my
dear Claude?' blandly answered Mr..
Rivers, laying down his book.
ga very particular friend of mine,
whose name from motives Of delicacyl
must for the present conceal, has been
foolish enough to fall deeply IN love
with a young and charming girl; per-
haps, however, you,uncle, willnot deem
him too foolish as would those whose
hearts have never been touched by Gu
pid's arrow" t
$50 on, Claude said Mr.. Rivers,
gently smiling at the "soft impeach-
ment."
"This love she sincerely and ardently
returns" continued Claude, shut, as am
other proof that the "course of true love
never did run SMOOTH" they are now
forbidden; aye, forbidden; by the arbi-
trary decision of relatives, to indulge
longer their bright dream of happiness!
Is il not an outrage, sirl for they have
long known and loved each other.
Think, sir,ifit were your o,on case what
your feelings would bel" and Claude
strobe angrily across the room, as if he
were in reality the aggrieved party.
slt is, indeed, painful business" an
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deed! no, not if have to marry you
myself. | say, JESSIE" cried Claude,
turning his laughing face towards her,
suppose we run away and getmarried
just out ofspite."
But Jessie places her little hand over
his mouth, which it seems as if he
would devour with kisses, ,and now they
are sauntering toward the shore of yoH-
der little lake, which lies like mirror
carelessly thrown amid fruits and flow
ers.
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THE FATHERLAND.


BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
Where is the true mans fatherland!
Is It where he by chance is born!
Does nottlie yearning spirit scorn
In such scant borders to be spanned'
o, yes his fatherIand must be
As the blue heaven, wide and free!
Is it alone where freedom is
Where God is God, and man is mani
Doth he not claim broader span,
For the souls love OF home than this3
= o, yes! his fatherland must be
As the blue heaven, wide and free
Where'er human heart doth wear
Joys myrtle wreath or sorrows gives,
Where'er a human spirit strives
After life more true and fair.
There is the true mans birthplace grand,
His is worldwide fatherland!
Where'er single slave doth pine,
Where'er one man doth help another
Thank God for such birth-right, brother,
That spot of earth is thine and mine!
There is the true mans birthplace grand,
His is a worldwide fatherland!
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Our AND ma Frenchman who was
travellingin canal boat was about pas
sing under bridge. The Captain
shouted "LOok out" to the passengers
at the top Of his voice. The French
man understood him literally, and po-
ked his head up out of the cabin. He
received severe bump upon the FORE
head which Knocked him sprawling up
on the floor. He jumped up IN great
rage, scratched his head and addressed
the Captain in the most indignant style.
"Sare! what you say Look out for!.
Why you not say Look IMP"
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An Irishman sold horse warranted
without fault The buyer found
him stone blind, and complained accor-
dingly. by my sowl,' said Pat, ,"but
that's not his fault, it's only his mislor-
tune sure.' t.ae ega tr, y n,
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tune sure.

Sealing wax is now made so as to
ignite by friction, which does away
with the trouble of procuring lamp
to assist in sealing letters!
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Vol. III.

establishment of your own--to be
your own mistress-do as you pleased,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH-DAKIELs V & BRADY have now for sale the following Goods, to which they would cali the attention of the country merchant and planter:
 Negro and Mackiaaw Blankets
 Negro Kerseys and Plains Cable Twist Kersey, very heavy Cottonades and Kentucky Jeans
 Merinoes and AIpacca Lustres
 Blue Dennms and Rlue Drillings Brown and Bleached Drillings
 French Drillings, white and colored Spring and Summer Cacoes
 Printed Musl,ns of all descriptions Black and colored Silks
 Irish Linens of all widths and makes. Russia and Barnsley Sheeting Linens sand 6-4 Pillow Case Linens Table Cloths and Linens
 Towels, Napkins and Diapers Silk and Cotton Hosiery of all descriptions Apron Checks and Furniture Calicoes Fllet Shawls and Scarfs
 Silk and Cashmere Shawls
 Linen Cas,brc Handkerchiefs Linen and Cotton Musquito Netting 10 and 1924 Bobbnet for do Jaconet, Cambric, Swiss. Book and Null Mus lins &c. &c. ap2l
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Y EMONS-2O boxes ofSiclly, in fine order, for 1I sale low by
 apI5 c. W. OGDEN, 75 and 77 Water st
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OLD SERIES. VOL. XXIII.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully cal the atten- A tion of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc, just received and now offered for sale al the very lowest cash prices
 500 ounces French QuInine
 20 do Sulphaie Morphine 20 do Acetate do
 50 do liydriodate Potassa 100 pounds Powdered RhubaIb 50 do Powdered Jalop
 6O do English Caome
 50 boxes Castile Soap
 10 groce Seidletz Powders 10 do Yeast Powders
 20 do Soda Powders
 6 barrels Alcohol
 do Linseed Oil
 do Sperm Winter O.. 800 pounds Cream Tartar
 4 barrels Whiting
 4 do Yellow Ochre
 do Lamp Black
 50 dozen Castor Oil quart bottles 50 do Castor Oil pint do 50 boxes Window Glass, 8xlO to 10x16 200 Bath Bricks
 White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 10 kegs Togeth- CT with full supply of Patent Medicines, I.orlard's Snuff. Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, Scrnb, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
 SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, slgn of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau- phin-streets. jan25 AS
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phia of the best materials, and the Saddlery Hard- ware is of direct importation.
 The following comprises in part the assortment - Saddles and Brides, of every variety of style, Bri- de Fngs, MarImgales. Saddle Bags of all kinds, Whips, Coach, Gig, Dearborn Wagon and Dray Harness, Skir,ing, Harness, Bride and Band Leath- er, Gin Bands, assorted sizes, Plough Brides, Col lars, flames, Trunks, Top Hides, Morocco, Call and Hog Skins, Curb and Snaffle Bits, Spurs, Buckles. Saddle Trees. of all kinds, Varnish, Coach Trim mngs, &c., 8c. A large assortment of sadder's Tools.
 He invites purchasers to call and examine and com- pare his goods and prices with those of other estsb- lishments, before purchasing elsewhere.
 noy2S 24Scmo $. BOUILEMET.
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- UGAR- 10 bbs Crushed, TO do PulverIsed; i; 10 N3 do Clarified Brown, for sale by
 ap22 W. II. BIACKLER. 6 Water st
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= UGAR-30 hhds h arrive in the schooner Pas N cagoua from New Orleans, for sale by
 ap22 c. LEBARON
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HAMS-6 bbls ceinented Extra Hams, in the A very best order, for sal by
 ap16 c. W TORRANCE.
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tFAY-l0O bales eastern, thIs morning landing \ on Cont street wharf and for sale by
 ap2l J. H. RIVERS & co.
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6tIDER-5O bbs sweet and clarified, in store and N for sale by
 apI5 FoSDICK & CnARI.OCK, sa Com. st
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nRANDY AND GIN-4 half pilesJ J Du- ID pny Brandp; 10 pipes Hol md Gin. for sale by
 ap2l c. W. OGDEN, 10 and 77 Water.st
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A XES-25 bxs Simmons Caststeel, landing OK LH Rose Siandish, for sale by
 ap2l MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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er |. Iflo6ile GommcrflaI Register, #s- s5d ni .EsrAeLIsHRD DEG EMBGR 10, l82l.
 GMspebaalts an0 l1lanters J0urnGl, i's--fsPrfEsr aBLIsHED, r0vgMBER i5, I53e ebE Alobile Register an0 9curnGl,
 UNITED, DEcEhBEk l. I54I.
 T. SANFORD D & S. F. WILSON,

01e utculIe neuleIeI 0Hu 1DuLnWA'
 UNITED, DEcEhBEk I. I54l.
 q. SANFORD & Il. F. WILSON, -7f'1tN eEDIFORS AND PRoPRIETORs.
 ala et.stiT TERMS.
 DtiLS PAPER, per Hnnunn in advance. .......$lo DO Hl f''a for six months ........... % CsuSrRJP PAFER, (weekly1 per annnm tn advance 5 90 f .,. I. . . .. for six months, "... OO No uhacrlpliop discontinued until arrearages paid aRleSs 'the option of the proprietor.
 T advertising ht regular charge. will he One Dollar square Of siHesf0r the fst aud Fly Gents for each when published daily If inserted weekly sen weekly, or ri, weekly, one dollar each time n ADvRRrIsERs by the year, will be contracted with oR the toiewng terms,- being expressly understood thtf aA Asfeeneht with house in basness or with any Rtfvddaf sh pplioable only to the immediate and agiIlas hspers In which they he nHy be engaged; sad hsf a noficss relating to other and distinct bus ees etthe partners of house, &c., will bs asA aneansidefed distinct from the yearly engagement E sad chaFsHA, ,st regular prices.
 OgE sQafe ltvelve lines less) wih prvi- &ao OO ' kse Sf ehsnaihg CT renewing twice week. '. VI. Dh do with like pfiveesl for business mOnhs S0 Oe I've squares (wth privilege of change) year 65 co saau- essAaiag advertisements for Patent Medicines wi ne pnblished by the Uery loW ferms BaSiasss Csrdr of few lines inserted conspicu. ousiy. aeths for e0, n advance--and if continued aafia9tke yeaTsfo SIS, In advance.
 hsfTfte DOmpanies will he contracted with at $20 per ahaafnI 1Anh-pay able semi annually in advance
 r Candidate nominations 10 be paid for in advance Five Doilkrs for ihe canvass. 4 F#f-sy! :! equred by law will be charged full Ne sszfais#as advertising for Societies Companies Psywsnl vilbe required of yearly advertisers semi aAuaiiy la adsnnes 4ss.=--
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M ESTERN PRODUCE --50 bbls Whiskey W 100 bbls superfne Flonr, 20 casks Shou lders ap22 For sale by JAS. SANDS & co.
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SALI- 6oO full blesehed large sttks, landing on 1Danphiu street wharf. lar sale by
 ai22 EDW. c. CENTER & CO
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IAlL-Refned Whale aud Sperm Oil, m icrces O and barrels, for sale very low 10 close consign apl5 ment by $ q l J"NES.
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DRAGGING AND ROPE-5OO pieces Bagging, ID 800 coils Rope, for sale by
 ap15 r. w. McCof Co.
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REEF-l6 bbs and hall bbs, put up for family , nse. for sale by
 at1 hnnIN ny
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et, 2d door ab0ue Commerce street.
 The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of country mer- chants, planters and saddlers to the large and well assorted stock of Saddlery and Saddlery Hard ware, which he is now opening and which he offers for sale at prices to suit the times.
 The made up work is all man ufacrured in the city of Philadel-
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SALT-750 sacks Salt in store, 5000 sacks in the SBay, all in beached sacks, for sale by
 apl5 EDW. C. CENTER & co.
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ID DOPING TIN-5O boxes If by 20 Roofing lO Tin, for sale by
 apl6 E c. CENTER & co.
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NSNABURGS-20 bales : 8 Carolina, in store Wand for sale by
 apI5 JAMES GANDoLFO, 70 Commerce-st NOPPER-IO cases 12, II, l6, IS and 22 OF. V Sheathing Copper, for sale by
 aoI5 k. c. CENTER & co.
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K ENTUCKY JEANS and dLINSEYS-For sale IN low by
 ap2I BEERS & SMITH. p St MichaeLst
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NHISKEY-100 bbs Reciifed, in store and w for sale by
 apl5 JAMES GANDoLFO, 70 Conmerce-,t
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M NAILS-S00 kegs Philadelphia Nails, will be sold low from the whari by
 apl6 BEERS & SMITH, 22 St Michae-st
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pUrTER-l5 kegs Goshen, landing ex Rose Ab Slaudish, for sale by
 ap2l MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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AN bbls Dexter's; 25 do Queen, W for sale by
 ap2I c. W OGDEN, 5 and 77 Water-st
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GOAP AND CANDLES-40O bxs Campbel's S Soap; 100 do superior Sperm Candles, for sale
 apI5 by J. PHILLIPS, cor Conii and Water SIS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

IME-300 bbls Philadelphia Lime 20 bhds do AL lbe sold low from the wharf, if taken of to-
 apl6 day, by BEERS & SMlTI!.
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M GLASSES AND SUGAR-5O bbIs MoIasses; L'H 50 hhds Sugar, in store and for sale by
 apl9 BARRON. MEAD & co.
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LNRENCH BRANDY-Several pipes oi various II brands, in store and for sale by
 aplS c. W. ORANGE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

SALT-6OO bIeached sacks, landing this roruing hCand for sale Ly
 apl8 EDW. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

ENLOUR-St. Louis Flour in half bbls, in store N and for sale by
 ap1S c. w. TORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

HAY-l75 bales hest Timothy, per ship Tar As qun from Boston, for sale from Ihe wharf by
 apl9 J. H. RIVERS X co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

' INSEED OIL--5 bLls, in stoie and for sale II low to close consignment by
 apI5 FOSDlCK & CHARLOCK, sS Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

DLUE LICK AND CASTOR OIL-IO boxes sO and bbls just received and for sale bg
 apl7 JAMES SANnS S co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
NOTICE UNPRECEDENTED

a~Vd ,l1T TteSh and DtaUIITUI sEUCK UT IHduIts
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 @s Ladies' Bronze Mor. Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Caters Ladies' black Cloth Bu ton do, new article Ladies' black Lasting dress Buskins Ladies' black Kid walking Shoes, flannel lined Ladies' black Kld Paris Ties, Slippers and Buskins Ladies' white Kid Slippers. very fine Misses and Children's fancy colored Callers anl 9