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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
Rritish Dry Goods,

which, with many purchases in the Northern
Markets since the late decline render their stock
unusually general and inyiting-end are now nc
cciying by Inc Rail Road Line or Psckets-Schoo-
ner Brave, Capt. HalIUck, and Constitution, Capt
somcrs, and Express Line, via Baltimore, by
Steamers Columbus and Pocahontas. They ha-
rard nothing in saying fIiey can and win Offer
great Inducements 90 Town and Country dealers,
and al persons wanting Goods, by the piece or
package, on their usual liberal terms, and invite
an examination Of their stock BY all intending TO
purchase in this or any other market.
AIso, Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths, No. 10
10; Patent Seine Thread, in 2 Ga. hanks; Cot
ton Seine Irvine, very superior; English Hemp,
do. do. both Herring and Sturgeon Red Turkey
Cotton.
Petersburg, March %. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

RrcH.-The Albany Evening Journal
relates rich scene which occurred in the
Legislature there on Wednesday last, when
Mr.. Oakley, one Of the Native members
from the city Of New York, was making a
speech on the constitutional amendments,
wherein he argued for the necessity oil
some greater guards TO the purity oil the
ballot box. The Journal says:
Elm the course Of his remarks he allud-
ed 10 the practice Of colOnizing voters,
and described scene which he had wit
messed, Of sixty men brought into one
room in particular ward, for the purpose
of voting in that ward, brought from New
Jersey and other places.
| "Mr. L. II. Lee Loco Of Wcstchester
rose and inquired Of Mr.. O. TO phich par
! ~ he mir. o. had belonged when he wit
messed this scene!
/ "Mr. Oakley. To The Democrat
party.
I "TEcre was burst Of laughter all owe
the House, and Mr.. Lee did not purSu
his inquiries"
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Gorp MIyEs.--GoId has recently bee

GoLp MISEs.--GoM has recently been
discovered OH the lands Of Thos. 5. Lit
hle. ESQ.,, within a mile or two of Wades-
borough, in An.on county; and on the
LANDS of ID. p. Mcdonald, esq, in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Rockingham, in Rich
mond county. We learn tina, many oI
The mines in this State are now worked to
grea. profit, and shere is no hosbt that the
llow price Of almus, every kind OF agricul
Itural production will drive many addition
IaI hands into the business.
Il Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

One of the acts passed at tlre close OF
the recent session os Congress makes a
very large donation Of the public lands 70
the State of Indiana, fel the purpose oil
enabling her to complete the Wabash and
Erie Canal. The land granted consists
Of every other quarter section along the
line of the canal, and all the unsoId lahds
q another specified section OF the state;
The whole amount is between eight anu
nine hundred thousand acres, and Is esti'
mated 10 be worth abou, sl,350,OoO-a
amount ampse 10 finish the canal 70 sh'
Ohio river. NM. i""'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
SLAVERY AND THE CHURCH.

The Baptist Board Of Missions having
resolved no, TO employ any Shareholder as
a Missionary, Convention Of the South
ern Baptisis is contemplated, for the pur-
pose OF dissolving their connection with
the Northern Baptists, IN their Irlennlal
Convention, by which the Board oil Mis-
sions is appointed.
The "old school, Pscsbytery OF Chill
Iicothe, Ohio, Inns adopted, by vote Of
25 to :, a resolution, declaring, that Ell
the General Assembly, at lis next meet
ing, shall refuse or neglect to take such
action as is calculated Immediately to iret
the presbyterian church from the sIl
and scandal of slaveholding, then the Pres
bytery ought to cease all further eeciest
: aslical connection OF fellowship with sal'
Assembly"
These events evince the existence OF
: shirt, which must result in the entire dis
solution of the present ecclesiastical con
! nection between churches Of all denoml
nations in the slaveholding and non-slaye
holding states. The Convention OF IN
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
which is to meet in Louisville in Ma,
next. will set an example, which it is ma
nifes, will he followed by all the other dt
nominations successfully.
.q vs.. Lynehburg jirginiaa.
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Capt. T. Sangsier, the man who as
saulled the Hon. John Quincy Adams
some time ago, says the Baltimore Ame-
rican. was tried in the Criminal Coert oil
Washington city on Wednesday, and sen
fenced to thirty days confinement in the
county Jail, and to pay fine OF 500
The venerable statesman stated on the tri'
al that he was perfectly Satisfied that Sang
s,cr did not commit the assault with any
malicious intention, and he freely forgas'
him. On This representation the judy
ment was temporarily suspended, and I
petition, signed by Mr.. Adams and Jutg'
Dunlop, was sent to tho President, pray
ing a pardon. -@--r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

WAR WITH MEx,co.-A paragraph in
the New York Journal of Commerce says:
Gen. Klmantc has received adyices from
his Government since the overthrow OF
his particular friend Santa Anna. The
Ambassador has been recognised by the
new Government, hut will nevertheless,
return home on the first of April. lie ex-
presses the opinion tina, as the Resolu.
tons for the annexation Of Texas were
passed by so small majority. the Mexi
can Government will not think II ncces
sary to disturb the friendly relations now
existing between the two nations.
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The EXPENSES OF THE WHITE HorsE.
A writer at Washington says: " Many
persons believe that the Presidents sala-
ry, $4,000 per annum, is very abundant;
but when the great mass OF visitors is re-
collected-when the frequent levees, din
ncrs. entertainments, &c. are considered
it soon dwindlcs away, and thereis alb
solutely nothing left for the Presidential
Chair but the empty honor. President
Tyler's expenses M sixteen months were
over SJs, 900, and ne left yesterday, for
his farm ON james River, Virginia, with
barely enough ont of his hast years salary
to pay expenses! General Jackson came
here with $4,000 of his own money, and
after eight years service in the Executive
Office, left it for the Hermitage with less
than his travelling expenses! These are
the facts which l aver 10 be true; and they
are very painful facts."
INTERESTING TO W1Dows.-ln the Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania decision
of Importance has been made. The ap
plication was on the part of widow, wh'
has married again, TO compel from The ex
ecu,or of her late husband the payment 4"
an annuity Of two hundred dollars, left ne
until her son should be Of age, "provide'
however that she realained his widow ul'
iii that time; otherwise the annuity Z
cease" The Court ordered the paymen
Of The annuity, notwithstanding the re
marriage. Il was held that provision
for the payment Of an annuity SO long a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

.spHlsaa. Ether hem ne lilsilaa q Re
WoFds - hom igaiiiun euulfd y atPsIk
sirark ffom de iTaa e bis bgui-hstls.
ssRhssiiss iastaniass0asly l0iioufd. -
lssdsd uilh he @ass eslaniioss Tsstl,f.
lie waa hown almnsG 10 iFssmeals. AE.
Pres. . bssldsr. .ho had srri6entsily
stopped 70 SPEAK 70 DssslH. ~ss ALEC liii-
&C. Ts0 boys. sho hsppenrd . b. pas
sing. wsre shrosn some frst inso he AR;
ons sas picked up liisle.s. al De oshfr
died seon ailers ards. a boy. sho sas
apprenaieed d Dsssll. 10 believed 10 have
hesn smong he victims; and . hafss stand
ins near NE rsfbslons sas killed. Coz
fidersbls dsmsRs 1ss done 10 sbrIesDd-
Ing house. b. The explosion. Iiisrumof-
ed to-day dat he bomb-shsll, which hss
pfoducsd sush widespread nisehisl. WAS
Gee lsfs 90 The graund 81 Ssndy Hook So
trying nrdnsncs, By s0ne exPtrimenlsrs
roaoerlsd wilh me BDlaeky Pnnesson.
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List ofLcHers,

RsuzihinE b lie Pei oa.bs e tlillsbo'
Wghs n. g. ua de lFa dgy 81 APEds
1915. Nhirh. 4 % iaken 60 NahIa
IhTre non1ks. ~ ~ seni y he Grne-
nj Posl OfSre - dad leslens
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20
kGn g - -

10 travellers going NORM.
speed INCREASED beyond all competition on
- the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont
gomery Gala TO Charleston Is c. via Columbus,
Macon and Savannah tGa. )-haying less staging and
more rest Than any other line TO Charleston.
BY recent arrangements, this line carries its pas
sengers through ahead of either of the lines by way
of Augusta, Ga; having rs miles less staging than
the Georgia Railroad Line
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by
railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line Of four
miles: thence by the Central Railroad 10 Savannah,
Ga, 19l miles, with unsurpassed EXPEDITION and
comfort: thence by splendid line Of steam packets to
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge,
and arrive in Charleston from foui TO six hours be.
fore the departure of the W imingon boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR CoLUM-

h f The fine new light draught stea-
lrrMYzErA Smer WIN. X. KING, OH, Hooper
80 Ssp master, will ply during the ensuing
season as a regular weekly packet between Mobile
and Columbus, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY
evening at O'Clock Pm. arriving NJ Columbus every
SATURDAY a, O'Clock PM, and arlive at Mobile
every WEDNESDAY morang at 8 O'Clock pm.
The Vim. r. King is entirely new, and built ex-
pressy for the above trade.
novl4 NJ. WARING g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness
10 accommodate the travel.
Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston,
omnibus included, 500 80.
Through tickets can be had on application to
j. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hail.
Montgomery. April Ia, 1916.
The Citizens oil New Orleans and Mobile are
ferred for further particulars, and through tickets,
giving preference Of seats, TO Mr.. John Ticknor,
Agent, No. 8 St. Francis street, or TO Lewis j.
Areuelles, Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
SzrIt will be seen that the car'is of the Express
Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, which claim for
them the greatest speed, dated prior to the 18th
April, and were then correct, although now the
verse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20
INSURANCE,

INSURANCE.
TINE Subscribers, Agents for the SUN MU-
Il TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, being now prepared TO take Marine, River
and FIRE risks ut ihd usual rates Of premium, soil
cit share of patronage. This Company has assets
after providingfor the losses BY the late fire in New
York, of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
oct IA JAMES MAfEE & co, Sc Com. st.
GNSURANCE-The Protection Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take
Fire, Marine and River risks, as favorable terms
as any other Office ia the City. They will insure
rane OF brick buildings and their contents in Mobile
and its vicinity, at the customary lates Of premium
Z. G. CENTER e. CO.
as Corner of Commerce & Cont SITS.
I NSURANCE--The subscribers. agents Tor the
Il Contributionshp Insurance Company Of New
York, continue take River and Fire Risks, az the
lowest rates Of premium. 80
HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
nov8 As ST Michael 81.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20
NEW SERIES. VOL. NO. 242

LNISH-l2O pksrs Nos 1, 2 and B Mackeiel
H 80 boxes Goldfish, so boxes HerrinPs
10 kits Salmon, 10 bbls lierrings
10 bbls Shad, landing in store. for sale by
noV3 FREEMAN g. BOLTON .
NOAL--I.iv6rpool Orrel, loose and ia casks
~ Camel do do
Peach Orchard do do
Red Ash do do
nov5 for sale by E. G. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

Steam between New Ork and IdyernooI.
AfStlfanz The Great " estern Steamship Co.'S
lIkH1Lsf~ Steamships the GREAT WEST
<@1l50lsesa- ERN, 1900 tors, 400 Horse power i.
B Y Mathews, Esq. commander the dRFAT
BRITAIN. $500 tons, 1000 horse power. !. Lieut..
James hosken, K NJ, commander, are NJ. ded 10
suilas follows
GREAT wEsTEgNI
From Liverpool From Eew.Yo,k
Saturday, July5 is45. Thursday, july 81. 1881
Saturday, Aug. e. Thursday. Sept IT,
'.'' O'1 darAr-ssi TTasIfSi;d''' Nov. &.
From Liverpool From New.Yo,k.
Saturday, july 2s, lsis. saturday, Aug, 30. Is,s.
II'.s .n ~, -. Saturday,, Oct q.
ards fees.
Fare per "Greai Britain from $50 to s120,
30 Stewards iee.) according to The size and non
ton OF the State Rooms, plans of which NAV be seen
al any of the Agencies.
For freight or passage, or other information, amply
IN Liverpool, 10 Gibbs, Bright & Co; in Quebec.
Montreal and Kingston, to Maitands, Tylee & Co:
in Boston, to Gurus, Leayens & Co.. in Philadei-
pha, 10 John Reid & CO.; in Baltimore, 10 Sam'l.
X. George in Richmond, Va 10 James Scott. in
Charleston, to Jas Robertson; in Savannah, to Ro-
bert A. Lewis, in Mobile, 10 Daniel Wheeler in NJ
Orleans, 10 w. Hamilton; or here to
Nfw-YoRK, July 25, 1876. oci9 2l2
MOBILE, COLUMBUS, VA VRRLT. ABFR.
DEEM AND COTTON GIN REGULAR PACEET
h rYae The new light d,anght Alabama
ereaaaallz5s4$9 Sbuilt steamboat UNION, n. Bar
ton, master, will ply between The
above ports during the present season as regular
packet. The Union built the pasi summer and
Is owned entirely by planters Of Alabama and Mis-
sissippi. She is A No. in every respect--beios
constructed Of the best materials. She is intended
as winter packet on the Bgbee River, and for the
Alabama river during the sumner.
For lreigh, or passage, apply on board 10
noviO NJ. WARING & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
HNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA-
Il NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue TO insure
buildings OF Brick or Wood and their contents, in
the city of Mobile and its vcinites, against loss or
damage by fire. Also to take marine and river risks
the most favorable terms.
The Agent Of this Company has full power aud
as soon as the requisite proof of the is submit
ted to him, without reference of the claim 10 the Of
fee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the adj
vantages of local institution, in settling losses with
promptness. JON. G. RYAN, Agent,
oct2l ST. Michaelst.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

i L aye 1898. warranted very superior
TEAS 200 packages Of Black and Green, Of very
superior quality for family use
BlTTERs-2j cases of Boxers
JAVA CoFFEE--l00 bags Of Old Govt
REFINED SUGAR-E0 packages Of Loaf, Pow
dered and Crushed, from Woosey & WoolseS's re.
| f0ery
CHAMpAoNE-l50 baskets of "Anclior. ""De
Brimont" and "Mumm's,' Of superior quality
MARAsCHIEo-l0c cases of Trieste
CuRAcoA--l0 cases genuine quality
LONDON Porter Is casks (qts) Brown Stout
For sale bt
oov4 RYAN & TAYLOR, 10 S. Michael =,
9 UNDRIES-3OO Rio Coffee
~ so sacks Old Gov IA, do
100 boxes blue brand Rasins
100 hf do do do do
100 boxes Sperm Candles
30 bbls pure Sperm Oil
20 do do Whale do
20 boxes Tallaw Candles
100 boxes English Dairy Cheese
100 pb.es Nos. / and 2 Mackerel
so bbIs Loaf, Crashed and Powdered Sugar
100 reams Wrapping Paper -
1000 lbs Vermont Copperas
20 bags Black Pepper
Spices, Mustard, Teas, &c.
Landing from sundry vessels and for sale on ber-
al terms by WARE & CHESBROUGH,
novS Commerce street.
8 UNDRIES-7OO bags RIO Coffee
~ 100 bags Lapuyra Coffee, 10 do Java do
10 bags Mocha Coffee, Is kegs Goshen Butter
% hhds New Orleans Sugar, new
% hhds do do old
so bbls new Molasses, 30 do Loaf Sugar
rs bbls Powdered and Crushed Sugar
200 boxes Goshen Cheese, do Ctron
Buckwheat in !, / and | kegs and boxes
3 half bbls Dried Currants
Fulton Market Beef in and bbls
Soda and Wine Biscuit in boxes
Pic Mic Crackers, nests Tubs, Buckets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20
MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA REGU-
LAR FRIDAY EVENING PACKET,
w. w Fry

w. w Fry.
b fYseA The light drapght siaunch iron
ltrHayEE5A, Ssteambom w. w. FRY, Capt. H.
60 Kinney, having been thoroughly
repaired and reflted, will run as a regular weekly
packet during the ensuing season TO The above and
all intermediate landings, leaving Mobile every FRI
DAY EVENING, at 5 O'Clock Pm. The w. w.
FRY has been fitted out expressly for the above
trade and will continue permanently in it,
NJ. WAXING s. co, Agents,
nov6 IS Front-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

GERMAN COLOGNE WATER, &C.
" 200 dozen Farina Cologne
rs dozen Tooth Brushes, every variety
) cases real Brown Windsor Soap
l case French Soaps, assorted
l case Peleieur's Odontne and Elixir.
Received by recent arrivals and which will dis
pose of OF the lowest terms wholesale Or retail.
MOSELY & TUCKER,
no,5 corner Dauphin and Royal streets
NEW STYLE CASHMERES AND MUSLIN
II D'LAiNES-DAEIELs & BRADY have just
received per Cotton Planter
New and beautiful Cashmers
New and beautiful Muslin DE Lane
New style Rept Cashmeres
New style cross over Cashmeres
New style Casl,meres D'Ecosses
Rich Embroidered Mus. De LANES
Rich Rainbow Stripe do noy10
& UNDRIES-Whiskey, 60 bbls Reclifed;
~ Soap--170 boxes No L; Hats-50 cases;
Cordals-l00 bxs assorted;
Chocalate-50 bxs Sanish and American;
Cgars-50 M various brands;
Boots and Shoes--of superior workmanship;
Maccaroui and VermaciIli-50 boxes;
Brandy--S pipes Creniite, in store and for sale
novs by McRAE, RAvASlES & BULLOCK.
misunderstanding from brig Mobile AID bark
20 kegs Butter, go packages Buckwheat
10 bbls white Beans. 100 boxes Cheese
rs kegs and boxes Crackers
10 half bills Graham do
25 half bbls Canal Flour. For sale by
nov3 FREEMAN & BOLTON.
DROVISIONs-lO hall Ibis F M Beef
Il 10 half bbls + NJ Pork
3 bbls Dried Beef and Tongues
halfbbls Picked Tongues
10 quarter bbls Beef and Pork. Landing and
for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
novl3 Grocers, SO Dauphin st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

hohS ioi '"'S ~ - - N''' In ~ W.
BACON, SUGAR & MoLASS ESQ caskl
ID Bacon Sides and Shoulders
5 hhds Sugar, 25 bbls Molasses
In store aud for sale BY
nOv5 q. wEsTFEiDT & BRO.
s UNDRIES-s 800 bbls Flour
~ $50 bbIs old Reetifed Whisky
600 pieces heaty Begging
600 coils No Rope. Landing from steamboat
Admiral from Cincinnati and for sale on liberia
terms by
nova WARE & CHEsBROUGH, 4 Com.sr
NOR SALE-5O bbls Moiasses. 20 casks Sides
Il 800 bbls choice brands ST Louis Flour
20 casks Shoulders. so kegs Lard
10 bbs Lard, 30 boxes Western Cheese
10 bbls II. A. Hammersley Hams
CALVIN KEITH,
nov4 at Campbell. Owen & Cos Warehouse.
g UNDRlES-l50 cases Boots aud Shoes
~ 220 boxes manufactured Tobacco, sup quality
300 Kegs Nails, 20 boxes Axes
100 Cigars, 5000 lbs Northern Irvine
To arrive per briggs Josephine, Neptune and Mar.
garet, and for sale al Manufacturers prices By
MACKEREL, &c
WI so bbls No and Mackerel
100 half do do do
$50 bbs Potatoes; so dozen Brooms
80 dozen Buckets; 100 bbis Onions
80 boxes Goldfish; so do Herring
Landing and for sale by
novs BARRON, MEAD & co.
w ESTERN PRoDUCE-2OO bags Corn
w 100 bbls Rectifed Whskey
100 do super6ne Ohio Flour
so bbls new Moasses, go kegs Lard
20 hhds fine old Sugars
so casks Cincinnati Sides
20 do do Shoulders
In store and landing, for sale BY
nov8 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
SUNDRIES-75 boxes Soap and Starch
- so pkges new Buck wheat, 100 doz Brooms
40 do Mackerel, go pkges fresh Crackers
40 do NJ Pork and Beef
rs do Green and Black Tea
rs dozen loor and Shoe Brushes
20 cases Olive OIL, &c, landing from brig Mo
bile, bark Southerner, ships Wavsrly and Cotton
Planter, and for sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
nova SO Dauphin street.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS
~ 200 casks Thomaston White Lump Lime
Cement-75 bbs RosendaIe Hydraulic in store
Plaster-50 bbls Calcined Plaster do
HaIr-25 bbls Plastering Hair do
Fire Brlcks-10 200 Fire Bricks do
1900 bbs Thomaston Lime for sale 10 arrive
The subscribers have made arrangements TO hayo
constantly on hand cargo of Lime which they will
sell to builders and others at the lowest market pri
ces, and respectfully solicit their orders
T.. u. ZEN lEh o CO.,
nOv10 corner Cont and Commerce SITS.
BLANKETS and FLANNELS-DANIELs &
ID BRADY, corner Dauphin and Water streets,
are nowr eceiving a large stock Of Blankets and
Fannes, which they will sell at low prices for cash.
The following will be lound in their stock:
1854 ribbon bound French Blankets, finest quality
lambs wool; 2 bales colored Horse Blankets
10.4, l2-4 and IA 4 supf. Blankets, ribbon. bound
6 bales heavy 3-point Machlnaw do. 8lbs
3 bales do do green and blue
8 bales heavy Negro Blankets, extra size
10 bales WEIGH and other marks fine Flanuels
8 bales White, Red and Green do. various marks
and prices. noy3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

HNIN PLATE, Etc
i Tin Plate. tx, PonlpooI nd Crown brands
Charcoal Plates, 100 p ate Tin, Square Tin
Roofing Plate, 1920 and 10 IA Banca Tia
Sheet Zinc, Sheet Iron, Wire
Black and White R,vets, for timers
Roller Riveis, Braziers Copper for boilers
Shealhing Copper, various numbers
Cutters and Valleys. In store and for sale by
EDW'O C. CENTER & Co,
nosll corner Cont and Commerce streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

h ffo d The fast running passenger
lcz%4l=FsA, Ssteamer JAMES HEWITT, NJ
o. Quarter Master, will ply the en-
SUING season as a regular weekly packet, leaving
Mobile every Saturday at 8 O'clock PM, and War
saw and GAINESVILLE every Monday as heretofore.
The Hewitt will commence her regular trips on
the first rise Of the river.
CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,
oct2 ~ Front and rs Commerce streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

CTANTON g. BROS. 81 Dauphin street. are
- now prepared to manufacture Gentlrme"'s Cio-
thing 10 orJer, having engaged fashsnable Cutter
from New-York.
They are now opening the latest style OF French
and English Cloths, black and fancy Cassmeres.
the newest patterns OF Velvets. Cashmere, Satin
and Silk Veslngs, which will be got up in the best
style. Gentlemen wanting their Clothing made 10
order will please give US call. novS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

NEW RAIsINS-6O boxes Bunch Raisins
v SO / boxes Bunch Raisins, so 4 do do do
Landing from ship Cotton Planter and Tor sale by
nov5 BARRON, MEAD & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

NNHE subscribers offer Tor sale
Il 200 bbls Reclifed Whiskey
100 bbs Ohio Flour
$50 pieces power loom Bagging
$50 coils superior Rope
100 bbls No 2 Mackerel
200 bales North River Hay
10 casks Judd's Winter Sperm Oil
WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
noyS 36 St Michael. ST
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

COAP-Gouraud's Italian Medcaied Soap, for
y rendering the harshest skin delicately smooth,
white and soft, removing saowness. cataneous erup
tions, pimpes, tan, freckes or redness. Its dilu-
ting properties prevents the formation of wrinkles,
and banshes them If already formed, elicilng on
the cheek of age, The cIearness and smoothness OF
youth For sale only by MOSELY & TUCKER,
no,s corner Daupbin and Roya-sts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20

THE Mobile Agency will be continued at the
corner of ST. Francis and Royal streets, (up
srairs,) where applications for FIRE, RIVER, and
MARINE insurance will be received and promptly
acted upon as heretofore.
no,4 ROBT. i. BUNKER, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-20
MOBILE & COLUMBUS REGULAR WEEKLY
PACKET

h ffsaDS "a The fine and fast running passen-
to14l1R, Niger steamer NEW ERA, Joe II.
rs9z Estes, master, will ply as a regu-
lar weekly packet in the above ade during the sea-
son, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY, al o.
clock Pm.
The N. f. will commence her trips with first rise
of water.
oct24 CAMPBELL, OWEN g. CO, Agents.
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EvRUIT. &c-Prunes, Raisins. Curran,s, Citron
II Almonds, Vermicel, Maccaroni, and Sardins,
now opening and for sale by
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