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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-10

According to Liehie', novel fand believe renr
rect views The hai. Of the carbon In plants Is received
through ,he leaves and nome subsequently 10 The drs
development OF eares,l through the roa, directly
from the sell.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

Liesr rsos DAns Pfsets sam
Johnson 'ad pr,e 0umbo las night az
hc mt his old f'icud juu before run Arc
SAW John,cn T. mighty glad 10 Dr.. you
fou nshf quetird he phlcppIe
Sam SRI. s:l
Distinctly I - cioticd Pete, ard ri
iell VOC WIN 10 becaasc I wants de 10.
, eotdaiors oh your ohs-thatious sod 'spsrl.
cnee on 'ublcc dat, los in the maxes ob
doo@ and depl-Sny to rnc I IRE you. now,
wo' are m,snl by d, dark ages which ~
hears o. much 7
De dark ages OBJ dc world. Pete =
Exactly 80 SAN
What YOU links dem yourself Pssef
Wall sometimes t,nks dsy has defer.
encc to- de ,im-, sfoc gas, and do roar,n'
bosrlis, and lard oil, and de odder new
lights ofsky~ncc wss invented, and den a.
gain lee lost in the darkness winch de lighs
aforesaid has elbcn me But my prnion is
no,ln axes yos to 'splslnfy, Sam
We'll Pete, seeord,n to de light sfore
me, | unk dat de dark age you deludc to
was de tune wen dAt wasn't no one but mig.
gers IN DIS tcrrcs,hul spere ob oors--dc
tunes weo white folks WASH no wharf
OATS de trut Sam, de trut, know its.
fou's 1T up Dc darkn.s hecah r. and Pcls
struck his forehead a heavy blow With b.,
opcn hand turhed upon his heel aud mar.
vellcd-N q Pic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
cuNTtNuIn
CHAPTER II

About ten miles from the residence of
DAVID HUNT, one Of the nrgcs tributary
s,rr,ns Of the Mississippi made sudden
sweep inward like n bent bow, embracing
n rich ,rac, Of nluvial or bottom land in its
curve. and forcing It's outer banks INTO the
shelter OF a range OF hills, more broken
uul picturesque than is usually found in
sacncry composed almost equally Of wood
AMI prairie land
Just within the curve Of this bow, or di-
1ecrlv ouThe Bend as the inhabitants call.
81 tie plain which swep, out from the en-
brace Oft the rlyer-slood the county seat 49,
The entire district was bat sparelv nhab-
ted aud rs yet, the county town consisted
only Of few log cabins, BALI buried in
luxurious cprnGeIis, two or three young
orchards filled with trees, that had only
dcckcd themselves IN the blossoms OF SIN
Gle spring, and one great frame dwelling
with vernndls running across the front aud
two chimneys OF new bricks sanding on the
c13lncc Of gls'cning shingles, like mem
beers of n volunteer militia company IN
flowing regimcntnls, whose ptrde II was TO
keep guard over tho log cabins and s,cl;
chmncys which lay below
A blacksmiths shop so open in front tina,
YOU could see the glowing IRON even in the
winter, AS II poureda torrent spltks& flames
IN from the huge hammer which ground
!, TO the anvil, stood opposite the tavern f;
and tins with the noise OF the carpenter stil
a, work ia the interior Of the building. lent
q sort Of business aspect ,oTheBcnd which
those who visited II found rather cheerful
and exciting after the dim solitude Of their
lyr, s, home
a hour mill. too, claltered chcerfulv
night sad day in hallow close by the
aver aud there was scarcely a day IN a
week when group OF men NIGH, not
nave been observed lettering around Judge
%hutchs tavern.
|, was Saturday about five DAYS after the
v,,t of William Wheeler 10 David Hum,
farm and The strangers that gathered around
the oiacksm7h's shop and tavern about SUI
Get were more than usually numerous -
lhtc- or four farmers had come froin re-
mote pni'o tihe country with Wagon load,
al gram which could scarcely be converted
INTO "''f before The neat day, Others Ia.
'h'""2N, 'ngr horses 10 be shoI. and NEE.
'"S WV" 0"''NIl company ot he tavern
were "a no haste to leiurn home
ne eN'".hF vas warm aud sultrv. and
tho dusk N.t '.,,r- 49,,
was hard at work uic Contain, AM,
rang over the ,lloFy and ,be rl,rc oC 81
forge rcdiruot around Linas The bc,uuE,
eun tell ,hfoogaa b1nL or ha1y cloud, .,
the aniscap without hor,. N l,,i
biy color finely amt-l and s,I ! loog
high booiri mcor ,,asu.awnb, ~.
irI!r 10 an ron riur q, ,he 90, nos !.
,houehihc 10, splfks dashed clos, he 4
,vc. ,hev only kIndicd on a lrule a, # ,,,n
Ir,hc IRE had shot tcEcath the id, tbo,g
.., nos,rils d.la,ol he neHher pulled a, N
b,l,,r. nor seemed IN ihe icas- rc.,ive. r
,.r.e when he rur back lule a vol.
fr.rn the opposite tavern checked the ireh
Irp4.,,. anI .,a han sanding N''h ms ey
o,ae fame. bW Wuh sack taher a.
,Auol,n, limbs, lor Use foor animal knc
.r,,,hcfe wss somehu- de- voice mo
trL'ethau hes.oSGo g. boz ere 'Par
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

The following is dccidededly the
best thing of It's kind, that We havo
lately seen.
D Mayor Hay, Of pittsburg is a
plain Inan.-He was 10 welcome J. q.
Adams, last spring, to the city, and had
speech all ready. lie forgot 1t
when he saw his guest. For about
Two minutes, he suffered, slammcr-
ed, and looked confused, then ralIying
for grand effort he ronrcd out, as he
held forth his hand-"IIow are YOU,
old boss give us your fist, you
are welcome to pittsburg "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

A wtR%lNG tRY.


~ Nss sHIEipAs ckIr ~.
In.iog rom he morning grsv-
IHaog. toil,ng ihreUgh the day,
-. he 'pitIt iainis away,
Bound m nipple iron. bound
~ tie tApet- FINISHED hight. e..
I"Hing iotunc through the nigh,
III, rrc dlmmcd aud aching ughi
Sees b., shadows gathering round.
III. Tie hp's warm hue ~ gone
ItN tie brow ~ worn sud wan
II, lie Iu'1ing sun looks on
G,sping slaves In s,upor cast -
ToD'og Though the hours OF pain
isNJUg hard, and heaii. and BRAN.
: .fsld--and scdrc,fg bttdd-tu gsin
shall this. shall this ever last
Shall Tie spoller, s,ted 10y stealth
"uth, and hope, and strength and health
Nature = dowTy natures wealth.
shalt thry shall they ever be
Youth and hope and Apt.l beam
Strength, deluson health. a dteam
Ace---a fearful chlstly theme
Pam, aud grei, and penury
Thou Who seeeS, Thou who nearest,
Thou ine moutnefs heah who cheete.t,
Thou who veiied IN clouds. appearest
Swift aud terrible. and strong
Unto Thee, with sioncv eve,
BIoodles check, and bodylng cry,
Doomed To toll, and toil-.or DIr,
Want appeae,h, Lord, hour long -
No whose confidence is gold,
False, fapaolous. crafty, bold
Who tho llboIer's hire Withhold.
Who tie fruits OF Toll DENY
Who the starving poor dis,tsCh,
Who the weak, the old orpress-
1ren.hie they shall hav. redress,
10 : their gtoans are heard on high
Trcmblc ucmble well ye may,
Goddess ,ytants Of day,
IIamphng on your fellow clay
Tnmpling human heart. to dust
Vengeance Is the Lords beware
He Will list the poor mans prayer,
RAISE the crJsEed. and chase despair
Tytants woi TnE LoRD is Jusr.
november, 1914.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
Said Bill to Richard the other da,--di,

Said Bill to Richard the other day--did
you ever hear how tough hlded am ?
Never did, replied Dick. tougher than
common folk,es =
j reckon It's irw--why I'll bet you
drinks Dick, that yon NAV take co~hds
aud lay It upon my bare skin as hard and rs
long As you like and won't oven finch"
Done I'll take that bet II { don't mako
you .qu,tm Ike halr skin ned eel, the first
cut, am sadly Tistaken.'
You lake tho bet then y
j do
We'll wait I'LL 70 up stairs 4 bring down
my 6tar-skin. and
%, no, your Learakn' No, no, | meant
~
i don't care what you meant-it's fair
bot fairly won. My heatsk'n is my bare
skin, and | meant nothing else
IN give in said Richard, looking foolish
and habbcig a,rd--'bet us adjourn To tho
Pewter Mug and say no more abou. it..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

GoINc IT A Michigan editor thus
addresses literary adversary
"Ah now eo' thou foul thiny-rev-
81 upon the husks Of thy utter worth
lcsness wallow IN the filth Of thy po-
htIcal pooillgacy-glory in the depth
OF thy moral degrcdatlon-till Lnclier,
shall take thee hence 10 act IN thy APP.
Appropriate sphere, as scavengcr IN the
streets Of pcrditIon"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

SrsrATHY. A good deacsn making an
ofhoiol visit 10 dying neiRhbor, who was q
very churlSh and universally unpopular
man. put the usual question. Are you vii
ling to go,my friendi' ooh yes, 'said the sick
man, i am. Wen, said the simple hearted
de,con, u snglad you ore for all tho neigh.
bors are Wiling
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

Pete, wanls,o ask you Columbibus,'
Succeed nicgn'
We'll why is qul, like a rnlltoadt--
Does vonr give give 1t up1
WI docs
Case there's sIeepers under il Yah,
ynh, what lsnorable eolored Individual you
IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

William, said carpenter to his appren.
,lec I'm going away today, and wan, you
to grind all the tools
Yes sir
The carpenter cnnc home at night, Will
lam have you ground all the tools, righ,
SHARPE
"A bu, the hnndsaw, said Bill, 4 could
not get all the gaps out Of that
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
CoNvKRsArtoNs Have YOU 20

y
n dollar Snm9
Sam-Np, halu't, that's a fact-if
II would save your life.
Blll.-'CaIsc Jim Ford wanted me
To pay you pnc, and I've got nothin'
smaller than TWO
Sam--'O, ah--welI perhaps | can
find Just one, come to think Of il, that
] didn't spend this mornin' for wood
Sam searched his wallet found his
dollar, ond handed il to Bill
Bill quitting the dOeiar INTO his
pocket well now, that's clever
III hand You the TWO the very next
time we meet, If happen to have so
much on hand I've got one towards,
any how Prov Gazette.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

The rush ofsheeplo Illinois, Wisconsin,,
Iowa. and Missouri, lsa perfect tornado. OF
The numbers brought in.ho estimate can be
FORMED. We are told that more are driving
into the south and middle Of this state ihsn
INTO the North. The demsid Nor them
has been 30 grea, IN Ohio, that we are told
by nbOyer who had Just returned that the
prices demanded had risen one hundred per
cent ia a Few weeks The production ola
staple whose transportation will 40, eat up
all The profits n us production will be a
new era Tor Illinois -PTaTH Farau.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

.J'A story has bccu copied into
nearly all the papers concerning the
cool fortune Of MISS Irene Nichols, a
Lowe aeiof, glrl, who,it was sta
icd had married Gen Herrera, the
Mexican President
lle5story proves 70 be unfounded,
Mss Irene married la man Of less note,
Int very likely Of better nature.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
lirom Grdho,n'S MogG.ine
DAVID HUNT,
4 STORY OF WESTERN LIFE
ny MRS AM 5 STEPHENS

ny MRS Ans 5 STEPHENS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
PATENT MEDICINES.
N%zEGEEIS s N3s455svaaz 1z FER Al IIIl g.Issllz MD n EVER
 2lkz3 LIS
u,EsTIpIoNIALS.


 LIVINGSTON, Sumter CO.,, Ala July l, lS43. DR c. k. HuLL. Dear Sir:-The IA boxes of your Fever and Ague Pills Jeff with Us last July sold out in few months, and frequent calls were made for more which we could mol supply, and we would add as testimony in their favor. that so far knowledge extends they invariably ans- wered the purpose fully for which they are designed We have also sold about two hundred and fifty box es of your Cough and Worm Lozenges, and they are highly approved Respectfully yours,
 RF. HoUsToN & Co. The oiiOtOng eahfeate gipsn by thrse hghy res pectable PiaAfers near Fife Post Office, 1diiodega connfv AIa. one Of whom had used t,UetUe bores of he Pills ia his O,On family:
 This is to certify that we have used Dr. Hul's Fe- and Ague Pills families in several cases of Fever, and Chiis and Fever, and their administra- ien has been attended witl complete success. In no have they Jailed have the desired effect when used according 10 directions. We think they a good Pill, and would cheerfuly recommend them to allpersons subject to Fever, and Chills and Fever. (ii,en under our hands-
 Feb. 9, ls43, JAMES BAGLY,
 May 3, ls43, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
 June 29. lS43, HARRIS TAYLOR.
 ELYToN, Jefferson CO.,, Ala, Feb. 3, lS4a. This is to certify that appointed last April an Agent for the sale of Dr. Hn's Vegetable Fever and Ague and anii.Fever Pills; since winch time have sold about forty boxes In not single instance, my knowledge. have they failed to cure Chills and Fever when used according to directions. Since l became an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve or fifteen different of Chills and Fever in my fla ny, and Hus Pills have cured every case.
 JOHN CAMP. Eatraf ot letter from Dr. Hagood dated Mount Pin- SOB, Ala, February 3, l84S:
 l consider them (fIull's Pills) as good medicine as be used for he cure of Fevers, or Ague and Fevers. have prescribed them in a number of cases of Fever, afler first administering an emetic ca thartic and always with the most happy results In fine, have known Hull's Pills to fail curing the Chis and Feyef in single instance.
 ZACHARIAH HAGooD. Eayact of a lettr firm Dr. Mattison, dated Benton county, Ala, February l9, 1s42:
 think them (f1ulPs Pis) an excellent medicine. Indeed have never known the Pills used in single instance, according d ections, without eecling complete cure. M, neighbours speak of them in the hghtest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsoN. large supply on hand and for sale by 4 l. c. DUBOSE & CO, Agents. feb13 39 Water-sireet.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
GLENN's INDIAN HAIR oiL-This elegant

~ LENN'S INDIAN HAIR OlL-This elegant M article has been in general use for the last ten dence that it's good qualities are duly appreciated the Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for nour- ishng and strengthening the hair, and preventing it from falling out or turning grey, giving it strength and causing il to grow luxurantly, even on bald places where the roots of the hair have been de-
 stroyed. The Oll removes the dandruff, and gives glossy sof:ness the locks, truly beauifu it has also the singular property of making light red halr, whiskers and eyebrows, several shades darker color. It is pleasantly perfumed for dressing the harin general, and for Keeping it in curl is much esteemed. For sale by
 declI H. GATES, Ia6 Daupbin-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
MOBILE AND GREENE COUNTY REGULAR
 WEEKLY PACKET,

6A@~ k The passenger steamer DALLAS,
 k-As5ftaS' Thomas Adams, master. will leave uz s72 Mobile every WEDNESDAY, eve- nmg al o'cuck, and arrNe at Ches' Ferry FRIDAY morning. Leaving Ches' Ferry every FRIDAY at II AM, Flucte's same day al l2 NJ, Erie same day at PM, WIthers' on SATURDAY at 6 AM, Candy's same day at l2 M., DemopoIis SUNDAY att JAM, Moscow 10 AM, Becklry's Landing at I2 M., James, and Tompkms' about P M,, Gays 4 PM, Tuscahoma PM. Will arrive in Mobile on MONDAY morning.
 Her accommodaion of superior order, with a splendid cabin and ladies' cabin furnished with bed. sIeads of the latest and most approved style.
 She is also provided with superior fire engine and hose. Fol freight or passage, apply on board
 jau4 10 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 0U- The Marengo Patriot, Sumter county Whig, Greensboro' Beacon and Eutaw Wing will please copy the above for two months and forward their ac count to Us for payment. c. O. & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vernon, Nsiopon and Graues' Landing,
 6sss~-- h The steamer LOWNhES, H n
 s&shx&ztsSk Johnson master. This new light draught, last running double eng,ne steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo- bile and points above mentioned daring the season, eaving Mobile every FRIDAY al 5 PM. and arriving at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves Graves Landing on SUNDAY at l2 M. and arrive in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For freight or passage, having superior recommendations apply on board ar to
 JanlS CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
ID AlslNS, FIGS, WINES, &c.- AC 200 boxes Bunch Museatel Raisins

P AlsINs, FIGS, WINES. &c.- 1C 200 boxes Bunch Museatel Raisins
 50 do do in layers
 10 bags Almonds Esparanzas
 100 boxes Figs. 60 casks Caret -the remainder of the cargo of the schooner De jans EsLAvA, MbRRELL A CO. NULTON MARKET BEEF and FORK 10 eighth bbls 5 lbs do do
 20 half bbls Pig and Mess Pork
 10 quarter bbls do do, 50 lbs each 10 eighth bb.s do do, 25 lbs each l5 half bbls Beef. For sale by feb7 l. OREILLY co. c UGAR and MOLASSES-Now landing- bC 10 bbls white pulverized Sugar
 8 bbIs do crashed do
 8 bbls do clarified do
 10 bbls do loaf do
 bbls clarified brown do
 10 bbls sugarhouse MoIasses. For sale by feb6 w. H. BLACKLEk. Water street DRODUCE-50 bbls Molassss .1 30 hhds N Orleans Sugar. fair quality 150 bbls Rectfed Whiskey
 100 bbl5 Superhne Flour .- 800 bags White Corn: In store
 l5O bbls Superfne Flour, 10 arrive feb3 For sale oy MARSHALL. ROWE & co. MACKEkEL, Hc-l25 boxes No Coahs, 90 90 do do do do do do do Sss Sss do do loo boxes No scaled Herrings 12 bbls No pickled salmon. For sale by feb5 J. H. RIVERS & co. SCOTCH HERRING, &c.- - 20 kits Roe Herring, 20 boxes extra scaled do 20 do extra family Mackerel
 10 qr bbls do do
 20 boxes Drum Fish, 25 do Codfsh for sale by Eebs JOHN O'RElLLY co. nILs-25 bbls Tanners O 20 casks pure winter beached and unbeached 30 casks and bbls winter beached Whale 10 bbs Northern Linseed. For sale by
 JOHN PHILLIPS, feb7 corner of Con,i and Watersheds LSLOUR AND WHISKEY- ...,.....,... I 100 bbls Ono Flour - Il, 50 do Wise, Lee X Co. Family do t ;. 50 do Union Steam Mills St Losis do 100 du Nectifed Whiskey, for sale by 6.bi3 BARRON, MEAD & co. WINDOw GLASS OIL -a r-..a. e' w 100 boxes Sx10 Glass .oF
 SD do 1Uxl2 d, a. -ya.
 10 bbls LiDseed Oil, for sale by feLI3 BARRON, MEAD & CO.,.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
NEW-KOhK PACKETS

S-s NA"sGs4 si, 1.ine %AOAAHs Ia FENnE FOLLOWING VESSELS RUILT FOR E the trade will hereafter compose Ihis line, viz: Ship MARY FRAMES, A. iluhbard, master. Bark VERNON.
 Bark REFORM.
 Brig SELMA, Nj. Smith, master.
 BrIg LINDEN, F, W Williams, master. Brig SARAH BROWN, J. M. Noi ton. master Brig MOBILE.
 Brig WETUMPKA, ]. Fowler, master. Brg ALABAMA, Dudley. master. The above vessels have handsome accommodations for passengers and will sail puncIually as adverts- cd. All freight consigned 10 the Agent in Mobile, or to STURGES & CIEARMAN, the Agents in New York, will be forwarded as directed free of charge for commission.
 JOHN c. RYAN, Agent, deeIl No I8 St MichaeI-street. REGJA WEEKLY PACKET FOR PICK U q ENSYlLLE.
 6saa-~ A The fine fast running steamer kspyaeaasf ADMIRAL, Wm. M. Webbing, ulnaster, will ply during ihe season az a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Pick. ensvlle, Leaving Mobile every FRIDAY evening at o'clock and Pckensville MONDAY morning al daylight, due at Mobile WEDNESDAY, evening. Her accommodations are. of superior order, with superior cabin; ladies cabin large and we'll fur nished.
 For freight passage, apply on bosrd or to
 CAMBELI., OWEN & CO.,, Agents, febl1 72 Front and 75 Commerce. streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
PATENT MEDICINES.
TYLER'S

AGUE AND FEVER PILLS :. A CERTAIN. safe and efectual cure for Ague and "A Fever, in all it's varied forms. Also, an excel lent Tonic in Dy spepaia, Papi;alion of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Neuralgia, Nervous and other dis which arise from weak and facilitated con dition Of the system.
 These Plls are prepared only by Dr. G. K. Tyler. a regularly educated physician, who from many years experlence, confidently recommend them as the best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the public: having frequently tested their great curative power upon those who had long suffered un' der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent physIcans who have obtained high standing for their successful treatment oi Ague and Fever, this preparation and assert that they have never known single instance where it was ia ken directed, that il did not effect permanent and lasting cure.
 These Pills contain neither mercury or arsenic, or any thing thai injure the system-bu on the con- trary, may be taken where medicine of this kind IS needed, not only with perfect safety. but with the decided advantage.
 For sale wholesale and retallby
 HAVILAND, CLARKE & co. Mobile. and will be found in every and village m the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
NOZZLE IND GAINESYILLE PACkET

MOBILE AND GAINESVILLE PACKET h TYsaD Aa ELIZA. .-The new and fast runs tn4Ay-5, ~ning double engine steamboat ELI. zeszR zEs.S.Esz sis W H. Roberts master, will run during the ensulng season as a regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening, at 5 o'clock, PM, and Gainesville every THURS DAY al IF o'clock M.
 The Eliza was built expressly for this trade, has superior accommodations, her Ladies' Cabin and State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou- be bedsteads expressly for families, and for comfort and speed has superior.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 sep20 MOSES WARlNG, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.
 h rsSA> The fine fast running Steamer E,Md-xVGEN. HARRISON, Jo H. Estes, ess Sissg Master, will run as packet in the above trade the coming season, commencing her trips with the first rise of water. Leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY at 5 o'clock PM, and Co., ium6us every SATURDAY. For freight or Pas- sage, having superior accommodations, apply on beard or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 oc30 Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW
 D. pacLat

RegWdr " eekly Facha.
 A SWz0A The new and splendid doube-en- Elgl-zk@gine steamer. JAMES HEWITT. eGg M. Quarrier master twill commence her reeuar trps on the first rise of the water leaving MosII.E. every SATURDAY evening at o'clock, and WARSAW every MONDAY at l2 o'clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommo- daio-s apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN X co. Agents. oct2l 22Otr 75 Commerce and 72 Front streets,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-27

GROCERIES, &c.,. received by late arrivals M from Boston 'n OiL-20 bbls Winter bleached pure Sperm
 casks Spring bleached pure Sperm. and unbleached, 10 bbs beached Whale assorted sizes rl5s.ai 'hiD f.' n't.'u tf-
 SoAP-2O0 boxes No. Boston Brown - st'
 15O hf do do do do s' tl BEANs--l6 bbls small white Northern .A ui- ho Curtis brand ''''' - v--i-',1'g ~'fu
 CoFFEE-lI2 sacks Rio l .5 s,,q ...i i [ G 50 do Old Government Java -l
 PoTAToEs-200 bbls Chenango, in fine order
 OkIoNs-l50 bbls Silver Skins, in Flour bbl and in first rate shipping order .,.ts Bts
 sueAn-so bbIs Loaf, 40 bbls crashed No. I. East Boston, white --i fl v i'a -i 'Ff .'if- u sHHEriNss-i2b bales heavy Portland, 2 ss. 100 yards to the pound ep 0 o. nESIms-l0 bales Indigo colored
 .sv,KERsEYs-5 cases for sale low to close eos signment ia15I s 'e -- .ti tiitt 4 s''.l 70 ', MArrREssEs-25 double. curled Hail, so close janis JAS. A. HOOPER. 40 s, Michael.s. "HITAKER & SAMPSON have m store and w for sale on consignment- 5' '+' 2 a,
 Baggins and Rope-SO pieces and lS0 eoils
 Flour-150 bbls Illinois and Missouri f.N.a st
 Whiskey--5o bbls and 25 bhls Mouoneahsls
 h'""d'S S SS. sSn'.sr sd es:s. a..,ss cssTs1 Brandy 4 Gin-I0 bbs old American lt ..l
 Rum-l0 bbIs old New England .l..ile ,,- .f' Oil--20 casks Judd's winter bleached Sperm f 10 bbls Linsecd OIl. Cider-20bbls Northern
 VInegar-l5 bbls Northern -''. !.
 Sperm Candles-250 boxes assorted brands
 White Lead-3O0 kegs Brooklyn county
 Green Paint-2 ID packages superior N. Castle
 Hams-5 hhds and 26 bbis Sugar Cured s0 ''
 Champagne-25 baskets assorted brands aldo i
 Negro Kerseys-6 ceses. Tobacco--20 boxes
 Tea-1S chests Chulin Black and old Hyson 'l Sosp--IO0 bsxes New Ysrk No l. - s4 i' Port Wine-5 cases double grape ,,, .i.... .s s- Pickles-2 cases assorted . ..l , Hay--6O bales Northern ian2l
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