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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

OIlCE-Al persons are hereby warned moi 10
credit the steam boat ARKANSAS. with.u, n
written order tram Capt Piufeld ~r ;. J. De,han.
as no debts otherwise incurred will he paid BY The
owners of said Boat id4if -
mh13 80 .t. JAMES REID c0e
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.... :
: CsS n The .llew and light drRueht steatisf
.LOWNDES, A. II. Johnson master,
viii leave loE the above and all intermediate landings
on THIS DAY, 2lst inst AT 5o'clock, Pm.
For freight or pnssage, having superior accommo-
dations, apply on board or 10
mh2l CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

" HISKEY--l0O bbs Dexter's d. X. 80
w IS bbls Days ID. II. [ .a.,ci- 4
so do Cincinnati. & sale by .l .... %
mh2l -r.tU Il. p MILLER A. CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

OF respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, n
the ensuing August ELECTION.
mhS SItf ]. w. LANG.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

NoFlCE-B. b. LATON having pufchassI he
interest IL A u. BLAUvKLr, in ,ie 6rw .fi"A.
TON & Co, the said firm is dissolved BY. n,s,u.i
consent, and the said Laion will casinae he usi.
ness IN his own account. A. ID. HlAUVEiT.
mhl3 So BIZ ATON
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

ITO H1RE-An hunesi. ,mart OH MAN, atoSt
i as, at $40 per month. His Wifi, abeu, iha
same ues, plain cook, washer and ir. nsr, $40 per
month"; lfhired together SIs far the i've. =
Aiso-A Young WOMAN, having u child about =
year old She is pretty good sook, washer AID
ironer. Apply Al this ofioe to
mhlF - G.. A. STUART
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

NOTICE-No debts will he pald. contracted BY
l any person but the undersigned, iar the steam
boat Admiral. Imh2Ol w N. WEBBING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

LVOR HIRE-A likely BOY, about ls Year, old
H A place in the counlr. would be preferred; Ap'
ply to Tmh2OI p. B. TAYLOR.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

r osT-A Hair BRACEiE EFT with Geld Cla,p.
The finder will ieeeiye n suitable reward by
leaving il a, the ofice If GREGORY SIlHBY,
milo % CORNER Of Daophin and Roy al sb.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

NOW and CALF FOR sALE-A 6ns Nor,hera
~ Cow and Calf. Apply 10
Ah2OUw G. w. DORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

5-The friends Of WILLIS w. GAY will sup
port him capdidpte for the office of Clerk Of ID,
County Court, at the election in August next.
ianl6 1llteH
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

TIRED Fruits AND PREsERVEs--sOh x,.
- half boxes and quarter buxes Ka,siss
20 drums Suliana Ra.ins and Smyrns Figs: cd
boxes and Jars i~.i P,unrs; 3 bsrrtIs Cherri,y.
P"ms, Peach ., and Appler; 10 d.z ss,er,ed Pr.
serses Fresh Fruit, and tm,ans Jelly, IN stese sud
Tor rai. by WRIGHT q UNNINGHAM, &
mhl1 --..--Gro ee,., SO DaplLin.si,cet
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

KTNOR SALE--A frs, rate NEGRO GIRI.,s good
Il cook. washer and iraner. raised, 10 Mobile eons-
~ by Creole f.mIiy Ifuot sold Al private sale she
will be offered al public auction on The FIRST Monday
Of April next. in front of The Ceuti House door.-
For further particulars. nrply at the nerh east
er Of Daurhin and nesrho,n streets. nh1e s2Aidss
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
coNNEcTIcuT-.Gov. BALDwIN's MES.

The new legislature Of Connecticut, as.
sembled al Hartford, on Wednesday,
Lieut.. Gov. Booth took the chair in the
Senate. Hon. VIM. w. Boardman, of
New Haven, was chosen Speaker of the
House, with James Ii. Holcomb, of Hart.
ford, and VIM. n. Bowers, Of Berlin,
Clerks. AT - o'clock, Gov. Baldwin
met the two Honses in Convention, and
delivered his annual Speech. We con.
dense from it the following facts.
Connecticut owes 30 debt, bu, has q
permanent, General Fund of 5000. 400, be.
side balance in the Treasury on the 81 st
Of March last of S25, 300. Her School
Fund now amounts to 50 ,05l ,423, Of which
the income last year distributed to her
1858 School Districts amounted 10 SIl7,.
1870, or over so TO each District. The
State last year increased her annual I'D.
preparation for The Deaf and Dumb TO So.
900, and that for her Insane Poor to S..
600. The State is educating 80 deaf aud
dumb pupils at an expense Of about 500
each. Al the Insane Retreat 81 persons
have been sustained by the State Bounty
20 Of whom have been restored. The
buildings have been largely extended. In
the State Prison, there are l7G males and
Is females, 81 Of whom have been admit
ted during the past year. The eXpendi.
lures Of the year have been SlO,9S2 the
receipts Sl9,2si showing clear surplus
Of SS,302 So that the detected rogucs
have not merely earned their own keeping,
but paid a good share Of the expense Of
their catching. 1t takes Yankees to bring
this about. The Militia Of the State mum.
Der 40, 90l including 80 Uniformed Com.
pancs, numbering G,77l.-Rdi. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
THE FLORIDA CASE-NovEL AND IN
TERESTING QUESTION

IL seems that the act of Congress of the
Sd of March, ls45, admitting Florida and
Iowa into the Union, did not contain any
/ provision for the transfer Of the causes
pending in the superior courts Of the Ter.
ritory TO the new district court Of the Uni.
ted States created by that act. II was
seriously apprehended that if the District
court should be organized and put in ope-
ration before Congress should have PROV.
ded for The omission, 1t would arrest these
causes where they are, and put them OUT
Of court, TO the great prejudice of the 10.
,eTesIs Of the United States. The govern.
meni interests in litigation in Florida are
said TO be immense.
Under all the circumstances, the Presi-
dent very judiciously declined to appoint
the officers of the new court, until Con-
gress shall have an opportunity of supply.
ing their omission to provide for the Trans
fer of the causes, and has thus kept the
affair dIsembarrassed Of the cashing iurls.
/ dictions Of the several tribunals, and leaves
the superior courts Of the Territory in
possession Of the same powers which they
have exercised heretofore, &c.
We learn, Furthermore, that the district
attorney for East Florida addressed a let.
ter to the Solicitor Of the Treasury, ask.
ing instructions upon the subject; which
passing through the usual forms, has draw
! forth concurrlng opinions from the Attor.
ney General and Solicitor, which have re.
celved the appreciation Of the President
that the appointments should not, and in.
deed cannot, at this time be made.
Since then we have understood that the
Solicitor has transmitted his instructions
TO the United States Attorney, in which
he has fully discussed the questions in.
volved, and the conclusions he came To
will be readily understood, when we add
that the United States Attorney was IN
siructed TO proceed in the causes for the
present, as lr the act for the admission of
Florida into the Onion had not passed.
This being natter Of public concern
mcnt and general interest, we do not per
cciyo any good reason why tho same
should not be land before the public, whom
II most concerns. AT all events We shall
apply for leave to take and publish copies
OF there interesting communications but
if successful, they viii shortly appear in
our column Washington Jnian.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
UNEQUAL JUSTICE

Some three weeks since 1t was official.
" announced that President Polk had dis.
missed Lieut.. Hurst from the Navy for
having been engaged in duel. The no.
lice was copied very generally by the
press and in The Loco Foco papers especi-
ally made the theme of many labored pa.
uegyr,c upon MIR. Folks "prompt justice"
But before these praises have grown cold
comes the intelligence that the same Pre-
sldent Polk has appointed Alcee La.
branche, late member of Congress from
4 Louisiana, 10 the lucrative post Of sur"oy
or Of the port Of New Orleans. Mr.. La.
brancho, il will be remembered, killed his
man in duel some two years ago.
Lieut.. Hurst's antagonist escaped uninJur-
cd, though he himself was wounded. The
question will be asked why was not the
same measure OF Justice extended to the
wealthy and influential member Of Con.
gress that was melted out TO the poor and
comparatively friendless Lieutenant? Why
dismiss the one from the public service for
fighting duel and appoint the other who
has committed the same offence aggraya-
ted by the fact that he killed his antago.
INST to a lucrative and responsible office
lie, those papers, which have so literally
be-praised Mr.. Polk for striking Lieut..
IIurs,'s name from the Navy rolls, extcn.
uate, if they can, the gross inconsistency
of which he has been guilty in bestowing
an Executive appointment upon AIcee La
branche. Justice is no respecter Of per-
sons, but Mr.. Polk, it seems, knows how
to discriminate between member Of Con-
gress and Lieutenant Of the Navy. In
his estimation,
" Great men may Jest with saints; It's viii IN them
" But in the less foul protan alton y
And
THAT in the Captains but cholcrck word
Which in tho Soldier is rank blssphemy"
Dat upon such Justice " Albany
En-. Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
PITTsBURG.

The following notice from the Pittsburg
Gazette will he read With pleasure
" The Burnt Dis'rict.-On a stroll
through the Burnt District, on Saturday
afternoon, we counted twenty. nine houses,
either under roof, or up one or two stories,
boil, since she FIRE. Some have been oc.
cupied several days, for shops and store
houses others are under roof and will
soon be occupied. Some oG them are very
handsome buildings. We did not try 10
count the number Of those the FONDA.
lions Of which are only commenced. They
cannot be less than between one and two
hundred. Considering that il is only a
little over three weeks since The FIRE, il
cannot be denied that very considerable
energy and expedition have been nantes
ted. Such is the great labor of removing
the rubbish, that in many Of the larger
buildings and warehouses il is not removed
yet, although men have been steadily at
work since the heat has sObslded. Two
or three months will alter the appearance
Of our principal streets entirely"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23

'ngs, Jonathan Worth, Esq. Of Randolph
County, was selected as the Wing candi.
date. The Greensborough Patriot, of the
10Th instant, in noticing the nomination,
makes tho following remarks relative to
Mr.. Worth:
"Mr. Worth is gentleman Of excellen, sense
and much experience, Of correct aud indefatig..
Bile business habits, agreeable manncrs. fair speak
ing talent, and has heretofore given an earnss, o,
his ability by good service rendered the State in
our Legislature. lie ia no, a man TO inspire en-.
thuSiasm; but he will command and preserve re.
spoct and the most thorough confidence-he may
be implicitly relied on for his frmnes.. candor ana
sound Judgment-he is not a sLoueu but sroc.
teal man. Mr. W. is among the original pan.
el oil Whigs-one Of the Spartan band Of min,
who stood up in our General Assembly ayains,
the usurpations OF Gen Jackson while in the
height of his power and glory, and while the hur
Iicane breath of popular applause was shouting
losannas 10 has name aud prostTating every Thing
before it,"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23

Rich VEIN.

We had the pleasure the other day OF
seeing number OF very rich specimens OF
GOld.ore showed US By DR.. Walls, They
are as rich as any We ever witnessed
One square acre Of land owned by that
gentleman IN Slanly County contains tins
VEN Of Gold ore, purchased oil lioweI
FaIkcr. Tie vein has been tunneIlcdio for
b,hye feet to tho depth Of six feet decT
and covered over with TIMBER aud earth
atiprdlng walk under the ground that
distance to Wow the vein which IS from
to Il inches wide and snugly locked up
The specimens VIC looked at are IN pure
white illn, and many Of them cantans IRON
to 3 dpts. of pure gold III Jumps seer
without the aid of maguifylns'gIass'
The Parker mine has had much noiorI
ETY. for its rich yield of surface gold, bu
until now no vein has been discovered, ant
as the prospect seems very factoring w
cordially hope it may far exceed the mos
sanguine hopes of It's cntcrPr'z'ng owner
The ore is supposed to be worm iron
twenty five TO fifty dollars per bushe'.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
SEMIOFFICAL-rRoM THE UNION.

The President has already declared
more ,han once that he himself viii not be
candidate for second term of Office
lie has authorized us 10 declare 1t again
in the prospectus Hhlch wc have submit
lad ~ the nation rs the creed OF our own
faith and tho guide Of our own course
ue ,ocs IN Cor one term only, TO serve his
country to the best Of his ability, and anx-
ious to testify his gratitude to the people
who have honored him by their confidence
by devoting himself to their service anu
no, TO his own continuance IN oihce' lie
does not, therefore, design TO shape ms
Administration to assis, any asplrant, OF to
make bis appointments to promote his own
reelection /; bu, to carry out faithfully tho
powers which the people have placed N
his hands.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
LAUGHABLE

The Democratic Association in Norris
town sweat and held" a meeting few
DAYS since to sustain the Executive, &c.
relative to Oregon. Speeches were made,
resolutions adopted, and all the customary
movements of well.drilled squad were
performed. How ridiculous Why, have
they Collectors, District Attorneys, Naval
Officers, &c. in Norristown Was there
not somebody 10 tell the Democrats Of that
ancient borough tina, the meeting in Ph'ia'
delpha was intended as humbug, or re-
suled in something worse What imlta-
tive animals some people are The toll
lowing resolution was adopted
" RESOLVED, That as Great Britain has twice
failed in attempts TO conquer us-once IN our IN
fancy and once in our boyhood-wc nocd moi
fear her now, since wo have grown to vigorous
manhood. A third attempt on her part would
probably prove rs disastrous TO her as the third
Punic war TO ancient Carthage"
Tremendous Blu, while something is
said about punic war, we hear nothing
Of "Punic faith. -. S. Gazette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
DR. TAXLOR'S
BalSam of E1iyerWOrt,

For Tie cure Of Coughs, Colds, Caforrk, asthma,
Whoopinf COngL, bronchitis, Lirtr Conpiaihi,
and oil Affections " the Throat and Lungs.
ZDillS remedy is invaluable and NM quallcd-
~ II is purely vegetable and highly mcdici-
nal, mild and gentle IN its effects upon the sys-
TEN, and being en- rely free from all mineral pro,
ducts, by many so Justly feared and dreFded Is
pr rfectly safe, well as salufary. From now +
edge OF its properties, and d. wonderful success
which has attended il, even in difficult and ag-
grayated cases, for nearly ten wears. during which
II has been IN use, the Proprietor feels no hestan-
cy in introducing il, and recommending ii to all
who unfortunately may have occasion to resort 10
some means OF recovery Physicians not unfre-
quer,ly use II 10 their practice and with the Med
cal Faculty generally, 1t has met With mnch
more than ordinary appreciation.
CCrtl6caiss ard testimonials could be furnish
ed 10 abundance from the highest and most re-
spectacle sources. of persons no either have been
greatly relieved by IT, or entirely recovered from
affections of the Lungs and Liver, tut we insert
only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
thereby certify that last August was attack
ed with violent md prolnse hemorrlags from tho
Lungs, severe cough. with the expecioration Of
much mucous, pain in the head, soreness IN the
chest and othsr distressing symptoms. ! bought
a bottle of DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of Biverwort from
3ij, Bowery, which, under the Tossing of Prov
dance. gave inc immediate roliel, Its effect has
been such in my case. that ! cannot too highly
praise it. CHAS. l.. SMITH,
April s, lo43. l53 Tilery ST., Brooklyn.
For a common Cold and Cough, this is one Of
the very best remedies ever discovered
N. B. There il spurious and counterfeit srti-
Gle aflnat, therefore be careful 10 get the genuine.
which is from 375 Bowery, N. Y.
GJaA Fresh supply of the above Medicine just
received and for sale al the Charlotte Drug Store.
by b. OATES.
May %, l6i5. 33h
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
THE REVIEW.

On Tuesday last, the 20lh of Nav, the
Gsth Regiment Of Militia and the Regi.
meni Of Cavalry attached 10 the 4th brl.
gade, was reviewed by Maj. Gen. J. 6.
Bynum. The day was unusually fine,
and large concoursc Of people came TO
witness tie scene. The Cavalry made
quite good appearance, and We we're & lad
10 see that at least one company Of militia
was undergoing change for The better
large number appearing with white cross
belts which added greatly 10 their appear.
ince and we would take the liberty Of
suggesting 10 the other companies the
adoption Of the same decoration, They
are no, aware what an Improvement would
take place in their appearance-it would
also increase their military spirit and add
greatly 10 their martial bearing.
We regretted 10 notice that not COM
rany Of the ST regiment Of Volunteers,
who were ordered to parade a, the same
tine, made their appearance. Why was
tits We hope no sPifi, Of nsuboIdina.
u,n has been suffered TO suggest such a
course. The beauty Of the military is
anct Obedience 10 orders, and II Is the
E-st IutV NJ n sullipr
Ngihlug, as far as We have heard, oc-
cured ON The day Of review to mar the
pleasure; but We regret TO have TO state
HAT the Young gentlemen composing the
Monumental Band mads a very narrow
escape on tho etealng previous. They
we're preparing to 60 on, in their carriage
iocscnr, into Charlotte the Cabarrus troops
Of Casalry, aud when about to start, FROM
,omc Cause ono uf the horses became
frightened which started the others, the
carriage was upset aud tho whole band
lunbled into the street. Ohly two per.
sons wcro anywtso badly hurt, bat they
arc likely soon To fcco,cr, bat some made a
narrow escape with their lives. Some Of
tier Instruments we're so badly Injured as
10 require TO be replaced by new ones
olbco' that were injured have bccn re-
paired.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
CALDWELL INSTITUTE.

This institution was established a short time
since IN the town of Greensborough. by the Pres.
hyiery OF Orange. At late meeting Of this
Presbytery resolution was adopted 10 remove
tue institution to another location, upon the
ground that reports Of disease had so far destroy
ed tue reputation Of Greensboro in that respect
as TO render il no longer an eligible situation for
the school. The citizens seeing tho necessity
imposed upon them as community 10 indicate
themselves against the injurious reports Of IN.
healihness endorsed by the action of this body,
held meeting on the 9th instant, at which tho
Physicians Of tho town were requested TO prepare
report on the health of the place. TO be laid bc.
fore the Board of Trustees who held meeting al
lancyvilie on the 18th instant. Tho Patrio,
from June /, loii to May |, lsi5. From June (,
lsil TO June !, 1912, there were 81 Deaths from
June ~ 10 June 10 there were 90 deaths = from
June 43 TO June ~, there were q deaths and
from June "A to May !, 1915, there were 80
deaths. From this statement il will be apparent
that the mortality has not been much greater than
previous years. although disease during this year
through tho country seems to be general |,
to us therefore, that the action OF The Pres.
byicry has been premature, and their course
adopted without regard o the serious injury aat
may 30 sustained hy the town Of Greensboro, and
with ha.to, without proper data to sustain them,
MOI IN accordance viii. Z spirit Of christian char.
Ity
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
STEADY

"Stcady, boys" sings out the boat
swain, amid the bounding BROKERS'
Steady - says the officer as he leads on
his men to storm the bettery of the foe
and wondrous is the influence of the word,
Be steady in your studies, if YOU wish to
attain knowledge; in your friendships, il
you value your friends; in your integrity,
if You wish TO be trusted in short, what.
over be the temptations tina, allure you, be
steady and you win overcome them all
Be steady, boys, with respect to time, but
especially in regard 10 eternity.
Then, should you meet the mingled strife,
That throngs this earthly BALI
Be steady through tho cares Of lifo,
And overcome them all
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
From tho New York Courier.
RETRLBUTION.


THE cal,nness with which the country look
upon the dismissal from Office Of the incumbents
placed their by John ryler-the satisfaction We
might rather ssy-furnishes striking proof Of the
eN .stsnec OF that universal justice aud fitness.
which lead. all men TO despse traitors and syeo.
phints, however cHpedeucy may sometimes con-
sent TO avail OF treason aud Of the services Of
toadyism.
Oar American annals were, until the accession
Of John Tyler. innocent OF any very iigrant acts
Of party treachcry in high places. llut during
IIs lad and brief career. there was accumulated
an amount Of pcrily. selfshncss. itlencss and
corruption. that Will marx IT IN all time to come,
as tie era Of low and sordid calculations, aud Of
vile and huckstering politicians.
II is laeTefofc--for ourselves We confess Il to
DO soto sec such men, despite their equal toa.
ayisln aud professions OF devotion TO the new
powers, remorsely thrown overheard. An out
and ou, friend, aud an out and out foe, are easily
Understood aud dealt with but the crawling
ttiuss that whine for all alike with their noxtous
SLAYER while steadily pursuing their own person.
al sdyanecunont arr things only fit 10 DO crushed
by the tread Of every honest man whose path
tuey may happen 10 cross
Nu do not know, geocral role. that herp
po,nlneuts 10 tho vacancies thus made are pro-
per OF becoming ores In some instances, as for
example those Of Robt II Morris and Ely Moore,
Of thu city, We know they are not. Bot they at
loast, hlyo tried to earn their reward BY hdelity
to those with whom they acted aud they super.
scle those who playing upon the natural weak
ness, tho vanity aud the want Of principle OF
John Tyler. led and cncoura. cd him 10 the shame.
less cI hibilion which this nation has witnessed
with sorrow and with shame. We'll and forcthe
arc the effects of such spectacle described IN a
passage ws find at hand.
1.-THE spectacle Of party VIGOROUSLY duped
and iusul,ed appeals 10 the deepest feelings oil
nation. The fact is disgraceiul and injurious
It's moral consequences, 1t morsllty what 1t pre-
tend. to be IN tho affairs of this world, fsr out
weigh It's political benefits 1t rea1cs the hon
csly Of all men Every individual who has eth.
or suffered or proitod by the deception. is tempt.
oil thereby above the average strength OF human
ny When reserve has triumphed over oPenneSs
and double mindodness over sincerity, every or
binary man within reach of the coniagion, ieel'
himself either bribed into partnership with Inc
crime, or disappointed into some equally cr'mina
retaliation A share IN the success blnnis The
delieacy Of one class; revenge warps anc huTHe'
the DECISION % another"
Such is the spectacle all witnessed during The
Tylar administration and the rotrbulinn no"
oyprtaking those whose " relaxed honesty made
them the parlicipalors III the guilt recommends
itself TO every ones sense OF justice
As fer the chiei criminal and traitor, he ha'
, r,onc into retirement I'm the language OF Junn'
applied to General Burgoyno,i con'en'ed ah'
infamous"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
THE REVENUE.

There is beginning to be serious nP-
prehcnsion of great reduction in the rev.
enue from customs. In the last month
(ApriD there was falling off from the
corresponding month of last year, in New
York. of S355,74l 10. Las, week the
falling off was 1872 ,075, or nearly one half
and from the lst of January last up to
May 3, compared with last year, the de-
crease in receipts has been 81, $50, TO
Bali. Patriot.