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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10
'RliE cheapest and best work published in the U
 l States-Lttell's Living Age, Nos. 5 and 6.

Opinions o the Press.-Filled with matter of great interest, Mir. L's skill and experience furnish ample assurance. Asain-This capital collection from the foreign magazines and reviews, filled with choice reading to suIt all tastes.--[ Pennsy vanian.
 The selections are made nth taste and discriin- ination; and the grave is blended with the gay in charming variety. Asain-As cheap as it IS agree. able. We recommend it to the attention of families as worthy of thelr patronage, and always well sus- tained.-[ Boston Transcript,
 It's cheapness places 1t within the means of almost cry one while its excellence commends it to every one.-[ Boston Atlas. ~
 One of the cheapest as we'll as best periodicals Again-Th,s work grows bsiler and better, and we are glad to learn has large and increasing circua- tion.-I Boston Eve. Journal. nov30
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GLENN's HIGHLYPURIFIED BEARS OIL

GLENN'S SHIGHLYPURIFIED BEARS OIL 0-WARRANTED GENUTNE-Ths arti- cle, SD well known and generally used, is so fre- quenly initiated by various compounds of no value,
 that Il Is very important that the pure article should be obtained, in order that the end for which it is de- signed may be answered. For promoting the growth of the hair on bald places, preventing it from falling out, removing the dandruG cleansing the hair. and for general use in dressing it, this oil is held in the highest estimation, it gives to the most stubborn locks soft and glossy appearances, and prevents it in great measure from turning Rray-It will be found of great service for the heads of children.
 dscl2 For sale by II. GATES, IS6 Dauphin-st
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DACON'S LARD LAMPS--A new article, su- ID perior all others for this purpose, emitting good clear light without smell or smoke, and al an expense, counting lard at Sc. pound, of about quarter of cent an hour.
 These lamps have been satisfactorily tested and are recommended "just the thing" for the use of planters and all others who study utility, neatness and economy. wicks for them. For sale by
 nova BAvJkANp, CLARK < co, 47 Water-
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GNSURANCE-The Protection Insurance Com II pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms as any other office in the City. They will insure rane or brick buildings and ther contents in Mobile and its vicinity, the customary ,ates of premium.
 E. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce & Cont sts.
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HNHE Coatributionship Insuronce Company of the
 l city of New-York, was chartered in 1922, with a capital of $500, 900 all paid in and well secured by good bonds and mortgages, with surplus suffi- cient to meet all ordinary losses, prepared to in sure Brick and Wooden Buildings, Merchandise and other personal property, together with River risks.
 The subscribers having been appointed Agents for the above Company in Mobile, are prepared to issue Policies on as favorable as any office in the city. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

NoTICE-l have opened new Drug Store, ad- ! joining the corner of Royal and Government streets. This Store is under the superntendance of
 MIR. RICHARD q. DILLON,
 young gentleman who has been with me for more than year past, and in whom the public may place implicit confidence. The Medicines are from my store, 136 DAUPHIN STREET, and MT. Dillon is, in every respect, fully competent to dispense them. nov21 H. GATES.
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TUNEAS--l50 boxes Imperial and Gnnpowder. 6 lbs l 50 boxes Young Hyson, 6 lbs each
 50 halfchests fine Pouchong W ,lils a.iis.'
 20 boxss jn ID. papers superior Souchong
 70 eases cannisters of Imperial and Gunpow. der, for sale D, fdec6l JN0. ', RYAN. s
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T AW NOTICE-JoHN WOODWARD and THo- A MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac- tce of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court al Tuscaloosa.
 0dr rOffce at Talladega, Ala. der9Ky
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c SILKS-DAN1ELS $ BRADY have now for C sale the largest and best assortment of new and elegant styles Silks in Mobile, consisting of black Silks of every style and wdth superb coloured Silks of the most fashionable styles and m great variety, invited to call and examine the goods and prices.
 nov25 i-N
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VNO SHIPMASTERS AND CONSIGNEES.- ! We have ready the following vessels for the purpose of Lightering and Watering Vessels that are or may arrive in Mobile Bay. They shall be permanent iy employed in that business:
 SIoop Vevla .....l . ,.-
 Schr. James Conner. '' '"e ""'e' o"s'"eSs'
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Certifcate of Mr. Robert Holmes.
 Noxuprr Co. Miss. May 4. I9

This is to to certify, that have used Dr. Constan- tines Anti-Bilious and Ague pills. have found them to be the best medicine in diseases that have used. In bilious cases, orany other case where caomel is generally used, much prefer these pills to calomel or any other medicine; the cures are more speedy and bad effects resulting from them. have been acquainted with Dr. Constantine mode oftreat- ing levers and various other diseases, which surpas- ses any in my knowledge, therefore have no hesita- ton in recommending these pills to all the aiicted,as safe and efectual remedy. ROBERT HOLMES.
 To be had of I. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, Druggists,
 je4 39 Water.Street, Mobile.
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FOR SALE, TO LET, Sc.

kzA FOR SALE,-A GREAT BARGATN.- sEssA That very desIrahle and highly improved City Property. formerly owned by William De Forrest Holly. The lot fronts oa Wilkinson street, and con tains about six acres equal 10 B huildng los. The house is large and well flushed, piazza n front and rear, large brick kitchen, green and forcing houses heated with hot water in cnpperppes together with all other necessary buildings. The grounds laid out at great expense, carriage drive, flower garden and parterre, enclosed with evergreen casina hedge The lawn is studded with noble live oaks, wild orange and other foreign plants, grape vines, fig, peach and near trees, etc.
 To any person wishing To purchase an elegant pri- vate residence, who would like convert il into
 most profitable public garden rare opportunity is offered, the above will be sold upon very sonahe terms. Applyt
 Rus2l l9itIf JOSEPH KREBS
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PATENT MEDICINES. SFENCER'S PILLS. H A PUBLIC BLESSING.

As family medicine il is unequaled, |, EZ and is all powerful in removing bilious and other complaints arising from the M Arrangement of the alimentary ducts,
 .l.- To q.
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FIRE INSURANCE. THE NEWPORT EQUITABLE 1NSUR- \ RANGE COMPANY continue to take risks at the usual of premium against loss daa,age by fire, to buildings and aerchandize, cotton in ware- houses. etc.. in Mobile and vicinity
 LAMBERT SITYDAM, President. JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary.
 Directors.
 Abm. G. Thompson, Siias Holmes,
 Lambert Suydam, Shepherd Knapp,
 Robert T. Smith, Christian H. Sand, Paul Spoford, Henry Yates,
 Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous, James F.. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, Joseph Boucfaud, John Q. Jones,
 John P. Nesmith, George Rapelye,
 Joseph w. Duryee, Henry Rowland.
 James o Ward, James Gilepsie,
 Gardner Sager. nov22 242 F. B. CLARK, Agent. AT Water-st. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. NNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- u NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings o Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and it's vicnties, against loss damage by fre Also to take marine and river risks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as the requisite proof of the is submit ted to him, without reference of the claim the of flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad vantages of local institution, in settling losses with promptness. JON. C. RYAN, Agent, oct2l Sl. Mchael.st.
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Y AW NOFICE-JoHN T. TAYLOR aud l.. D. L BULLOCK have formed partnership in the Practice of the Law under the name and style of TAYLOR & BULLOCK.
 They will practice in all the Courts of Mobile county, and will attend regularly the Circuit and County Courts of Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Conecuh and Baldwin.
 Ofice-On east side of Royal street, four doors north of Dauphin street. dec6 5Kmo
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WI Ito. uEOIlUE D bOAhDINu ANU DA NlSCHOOL, No. S6 Gopernn.ent street. Mrs. G. will resume the duties of her school on the st of November next. The course ofinstruclion embraces all the branches of the English and French angua- ges, proper for female education.
 Terms of tuiton-S5. $6 and $7 per month.
 Board and luition-S2O aad s25 per month.
 Parents to furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels and Napkin Ring
 Music charged separately. oct16 2lStf
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ELIHU AND SARAH SOUTHMAYD.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, ls43 MEssRs. SAND3-G Gentlemen :-l have used your extract of Sarsaparilla since it's introduction into this city. It gives me pleasure to state have found il to answer my most sanguine expectations. be- lieve il to be the best preparation of that valuable artice now iu use.
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New end Fashionable cIothinr.


 New and Fashionable Clothing. LUST RECEIVED, per Peter Hatterick and O Alabama. fashionable assortment of Clothing consisting m part of rf'
 Black and Blue Dress and Brock Ceats Invisible Greea, Olive and Brown do Plain and Figured Beaver Business Goats Plaid, Cassimere aud Tweed do
 Cloth and Satlinet Pelto Coats
 French and English cassimere Pants
 Cashmere, Velvet and Satin Vesls
 Searfs, Cravats, Suspenders and Gloves. ALSO-a large assortment of Beaver. Cassimere and Silk Hats; Mems, Youths and ChldreR's Cloth and Velvet Caps. For sale low by novl6 HENRY SMITH. IA Dauphin-st. TAMES GANDOLFO. 70 Commerce street, has O in store and offers for sale al the lowest prices 75O bags Rio Coffee, 100 do lava do
 10 bbs Havana Sugars, POO boxes Soap lO0 boxes Castie Soap, 300 do SDerm Candles 10 casks Winter Bieached Oil. 10 lierces do 20 bbls No Mackerel, 20 ! do No 2 de 10 half pipes Brandy, 10 casks do
 20 bbs common Brandy, 50 do Rum, Boston
 ? half fpipes Holland Gin
 20 bbs Crashed Sugar, 10 do Powdered do 20 hall boxes Loal Sugar
 RegaIia, Canones and Trabuco Cigars 100 boxes Cheese, 10 kegs best Butter 200 bbls Onions. novS0 MALL AND WINTER CLOTH1NG--STAN- II TON x BROTHERS are receiving per re- arrivals from N. York; in addition to their for- mer supply, large and fashionable assortment of Clothing. consisting in part of: Black, blue. and invisible green Frock and Dress Coats
 Figured and plain Beams Business Goats Tweeds, Satnes and Casismere do do Beaver, Cleih and Blanket Overcoats Fancy and plain Cassiunese Pants Velvet, Cashmere and Satin Vests Together with wei selected assortment Of Shirts, Scaris, Stocks. Suspenders, Silk and Moroon under ware, which they will sell on the lowest possible terms at 25 Dauphin-street. decA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

OT1CE-ihe subscribers having pm chased the wei! known Drug establishment of Mir. George F. Marow, w'll contnae the business in all it's branches, at the old siand south eas. corner of Dauphin and Watersheds.
 Mobile, July lst. lS4i. BLAIR < co.
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rSA FOR SALE-A Plantation situated the I Alab ,'na R.er, l2 miles below Claiborne For particulars apply to
 no,6 EDW C. CENTER & co.
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ERESH DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Liv. IT erpool and the Northern and Eastern ports the subscribers placed in receipt of their fall sup- plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising full and perfect assortment of all articles in their line of business. Physicians, Merchants and PIan- ters, are respectfully invited favor us with their orders, under the assurance that neither means nor disposition wanting to afford them every possl- ble advantage. l. c. DuBOSE $ CO.,, Druggist.
 nov25 39 Water-st. NEW BOOKS-Thc History of the Puritans ,:a " Protestant Nonconformists from the Reforma ton in l5l7 to the Revolution in 1888, comprising account of their principles, by Dan' Neal, M. A., with nine portraits on steel; 2 vols. Svo.
 Travels in Egypt, Arabia Petre, and the Holy Land; by the Rev. Stephen Oln, D. D., with l2 illustrations on steel; 2 vols. 8vo. For sale by
 declO s. W. ALLEN, 2s Dauphn.st l MOTHERS RELlEF-Doctor H. Gates IS the MI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine in the city of Mobile He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reief.
 O. Observe-None genuine unless signed
 aug 19 G. A. BARTHOLICk, & co.
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DoRTER, Ale and East India Beer, received Il per John Mum from Liverpool and for sale by
 dec2l GEO. MARTIN,
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WHITE LEAD-The undersigned will be con- W stantIy supplied with the above, from the well known manufictory of Messrs. A. s. & E. Roberts St Co.,, Philadelphia, which they offer low to the trade for cash or on time.
 a0y23 JAMES SANDS & co
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NOPARTNERSHiP NOTICE-On the Ist oi V May next, GEORGE R. CLAYTON, of Colum- bus, Mississippi, becomes partner in the house of PIT: HARRIS & Co.,. Of this city. The Commis- slon Business will from that day, be conducted un- der the firm of HARRIS, CLAYTON & Co. ap29Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

(sOFFEE-2OOO bags Rio, new crop V 75 bags Old Government LOAF SUGAR-100 hf bxs and bbls, lst quality PICKLES-20 cases assorted
 CATSUP-50 cases Tomato, Walnut & Mushroom FRESH SALMON-20 cases cannisters, sealed CORDlALS-50 cases Curacoa, Maraschino, kc BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-200 packages new L )NDON PORTER-40 casks, quarts & pints, very superior quality ..i r CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets of various approved brands
 BITTERS-30 cases of Boker's
 PORT WINE-10 or casks of good quality For sale by J. c. RYAN, IS St Michasl ct. LUST RECEIVED per Selma, Wayerly and other O recent arrivals, full assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, for the fall trade c0mprising-
 Ladies' fine Pruaea Caters and Buskins
 Ladies' fine calf, morocco and kid walking Shoes Ladies' fine kid Slippers and Ties
 Cents calf stitched Boots, Brogans and Nulfers Gents Water proof Boots and Brogans
 Misses calf Bootees and Buskins
 Misses kid Slippers and Ties.
 Also, A fnll assortment nf youths and children's Shoes and Brosans servants shoes of all kinds al- ways hand, of the best quality. For sale at un- usually low prices by
 no,9 LAYTON & CO. AZ Water.st,
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LNRESH DRUGS-Now opening at the Pianfers 1T Drug Store, an extensive assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes, Paints, Oils, Glass, etc, comprising every article in the line that be called for, of the best qua ties, and at the lowest prices.
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c UGAR and MOLASSE ES-I35 hhds Sugar, I5O 0 bbls Molasses, landing this day from schooners Atlantic, Sarah and Mary and for sale by
 dec27 JAMES SANDS & co.
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\ ACES, HOSIERY, &c.-Received ser late AAarrivas handsome assortment, among which are Al and 5-4 Plain Bobinett Laces
 A and 5.4 Wire Ground do do
 A Fancy do do
 3-4 and A Figured Gimps do y
 3-4 and Al Ashburton do A Black Brussels dc :.
 A Black Silk Gimps do
 Thread wrought Plaus and Regency Laces and Edgings '.5-. -.strs Needle worked Cambric Edgings and Insertings Ladies black and white English Silk Hose
 Black and white English Silk half Hose, &c. Which are offered 10 dealers at a small advance by decl4 R. W ANDREWS & co. 8 St Michael-st.
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N AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE will prac- AI tice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu- ary the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those counties.
 Messrs. CAMPBELL and CHANDLER will attend to the issuing of wrils for during my present ab- sence the Circuit.
 now 229ttf ]. w. LESESNE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

VNIlE Subscribers having formed CoparlnershIp \ for the transaction oi FacIorage and Comnis- son Business in the city of Mobile, under the style anl firm of WALKER x HOLMES, would respect fully solicit the patronage of their friends and the public generally. ROBT. l.. WALKER,
 my30 I54Ky co&cp BURWELL HOLMES,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

GREETINGS SHlRTINGS-DANIELs { 0 BRADY, have on hand full assortment of Lin en goods consisting of etf. 8, 10 and l2.4 Barnsley Sheeting 8, 10 and l2.4 Russia Linen
 and GA Pillow Case, very fine
 10 cases soft finish A Shrting, very cheap. decl6 v r
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-10

ERUiT-l00 boxes Ralsins, 25 half boxes do 1T 25 drums Figs, cases Prunes. For sale D
 dec2a 1w T P. MILI.ER& X co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

1 AL. SATURDAY, JuwR 7-FoRENoon.
Resolution passed, directing the Clerk Of the
House to procure the journal Of its proceedings to
be printed and distributed.
The Rail Road Committee, reported on petition
Of Timothy Dwight and others, for Rail Road,
from Plymouth to Derby, and thence to New Ha-
ven, to be called the NVugatuck Rail Road Compa-
ny, in favor Of the same Report accepted and res
olution Incorporating said Company, passed.
Report Of the committee On Military Returns No.
9, read and accepted. as H q en-
On motion of Mr.. Lawrence, the report of the
Rail Road Committee on petition Of Seth ]. North
and others was taken up. ,aas
The chairman, Mr.. Lawrence, stated the reasons
for the report which after some discussion on mo-
ton of Mr. Cook, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Crawford, offered resolution appointing
Ezra A. Putney, Justice of Peace for Tolland
county He stated, that exclusive of those who de-
cned to take the oath, there were but three Justi-
ces in that town. Passed 10 to 81.
Resolution appointing Henry Lum Justice oil
Peace for New Haven county, passed. lg f3ls
The State Prison Committee, on petition Of A
mos Psbury. reported, that in the main, it is made
up Of extracts from former reports which had been
printed and circulated by the General Assembly. -
They ask to be discharged from its further consid-
Grafton, and recommend that he have leave to with
draw his petition Report accepted.
Report ofthe School Fund Commissioner respect
ing the farms owned by the State and the income
from them, was read and ordered to be printed.
The committed on Claims, reported resolution
for the payment ofthe claim of Noyes Darling and
others, for services and expenses a committee on
Taxation appointed in 1843-also another resolu-
ton for payment of the claim of S H. Huntington
and others, committee on the reformation OF Ju-
venile Offenders, appointed at the same time
Resolutions recommitted with instructions to re-
port their pay at 81 so per day and expenses
Report Of the Select committee on so much Of
the Governors Speech relates to the Insane Poor
and on the application from the Retreat for the In
sane was read, accompanied by a Resolution re-
commended by the Committee, making an addition
al appropriation of $4,000. Resolution read twice.
Report and such part of the documents as the
committee direct, ordered to be printed. .
Adjourned to Monday morning at 10 A. NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

G- The New-York Gazette, published by Hen
ry G. Evans, and edited by William G. King at
No. At Wiliam-street, is about to be issued twice
week, and to be entitled "The Semi Weekly
Gazette" As literary paper, and being neutral
in politics, this journal will take high and
dignified stand 1t will furnish perpetual and
ALMOST inexhaustible fountain of polite and use
fufreadins. The types with which the present
Evening Gazette is printed. are elegant and SYM
metrcal and we observed short extract from
Sophocles in beautiful Greek characters. If, them
the Semi-Weekly shall prove to be an improvement
upon the paper now before US, (Which will I'M
doubtedly be the case,) that interesting journal.
will be inferior to periodical of the kind in the
United States. i .s7-.... ..ts'. ... %
The terms of the above mentioned paper will
be s3 year to single subscribers, and $40, for the
same time to club of four persons III
We wish the very able and enterprising gentle-
men connected with this valuable journal, abun-
dant success and sound patronage. ,...v
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12
THE ENQUIRER.
LTTCHFIELD, JUNE IL, Is45.

o. Where are the preliminary preparations for
celebrating the approaching Anniversary Of our
National Independence VIII not something be
done by the citizens of this town, BY way Of COM
memorating, in rational and sober manner, that
glorious anniversary Of Columbia.s Freedom We
pause for reply.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

oD- The Legislature will probably adjourn this
day, CThursday) AT all events, we do not think
that the session will be protracted beyond Friday
of the present week. The laws will, Of course,
be published in this paper, as well as in others
and then the public will have better opportuni-
ty of knowing the nature of the fruits of their le-
gislation. ..tt ......
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12

DGnbswy Rail Road.--It will be seen. on read
ing the Legislative Proceedings, that the DanburyI
Road Bill passed the Senate on Saturday, by avote
Of IA to T. E gsFe ass3 zEias4as3 a4ls lusds
This Rail Road is to be constructed by char
tered Company. with capital stock Of two mill
lions of dollars. tits designed to pass from HaFt<o
ford the starting point through Pennington, Bris-
tol, waterbury, Danbury, &c., to the New York.
Line The bill among other things. provides, that
as soon as 100000 of the stock shall be sub-'t
scrbed, the commencement of the work NAV be-;
undertaken. 1t further provides, that 100000
shall be expended upon the Railroad aforesaid
within two years from the passage of the aforesaid
bill. On its route, it will be seen, that it will
pass through some of the most Furnishing manu-
featuring villages in this State, providing it should
be carried into operation and what will he the
result-whether it will prove benefit, by increa
sing business, and facilitating the transportation of
goods and OF travellers, time and experience will
determine. We hope, the time is not far distant y
when Rail Roads can be constructed at cheaper
rate, and upon safer principles; which will prob
ably ere-long be the case. Mr.. Colemal,'s plan Of
the Inclined Plane, when the principle is once
thoroughly understood and carried out into prac-'
tice, will enable engines to move with less fric-
ton, more safety and ease, and greater facility. F