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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs

The genuine BrandreM Pills can be obtained al
the Joilooing places.
William Kyle. Stanton; w. w King, Waynesbo-
roug; Kemper s. Holt, Churchvilc; p. A. HeiskclI
Lebanon, Whit Sulphur Springs; J. r. Syrclc ,Parnas
ney; Jas. Nj. Stout, New Hope, d. s. w Whitmore
Mt Meridian; b. F. Graham Greenvie; Jas S.
Guy, Dcerield NJ Gufn s. Co. Midway; Col W. H.
Allen, Green Valley, Bath co.. John Dickinson Mill
borough Springs; Crawford & Co., Warm Springs.
Oct 10, lS45.
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IsIo IEAREIANe
sgfEOf'lscy 0t -ENaU,
STANTON, VA

STANTON, VA,
1T AS removed his office to the room in the
q = Washington Hotel buildings, adjoining the
office Of II. w. Shelley, Esq. He will continue
TO attend regularly upon the sessions of the va
Tous Courts holden in Staunton. Business en-
trusted to him, will meet with prompt attention.
Oct. o, 1915.
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BEaMDRNTF1's pxIxs.

LOW SPIRITS, CAUSED BY THE PRESENCE
OF impure humors in the blood-IIeah is the state of
body and mind which renders ersfence blessing;
any thing short OF this is disease, aud caused by the
accumulation OF morbid humors i'll the blood and other
juices by neglect Of vegetable purgng The cure is
very simple open the natural drains of the body which
nature has provided Tor the carrying out of all its impu
rites, and health will be follow. This can be
accomplished without any Inconvenience by the use
DIR. BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIvERsAL Pills,
which are known by the experience of thousands, to
perfectly cleanse the blood from all fouiness remove
every morbid Affection and weak and
constitutions 10 perfect health and vigor
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SCHOOL .NOTFCE.

'ENHE next session of Mrs. Bumgardner and
- Mrs. Baskins' School will commence on the
first Monday of November next.
Oct. IG, 1915.
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DISAPPOINTMENT
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
the both of this month
Oct 16, 1915. G.. L. FRANCISCO.
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NEW GOODS.

Y>HE subscribers are now receiving their SUP
Il ply of
ETU NisG yv'iMfes' Goods,
embracing general assortment of
STlPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES,, &c.
superior lot Of Fur and Wool HATS, and
BOUTS and SHOES, at reduced prices.
Purchasers arc respectfully requested to call
and examine our stock, and we hope by strict at
ten'ion to business and desire 10 accommodate,
10 merit and obtain liberal share of public pa.
tronage. MOSBY g. TAYLOR
Staunton, October 3, 1916.
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FOR SALE.

A FAMILY Of likely NEGROES, consisting
L n Of Woman and her five ohildfen.--En-
quire at this Office.
Oct. o, i9I5.-3t*
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G. ON II f N It's

Novels, Tales, Poems, Travels, Essays, Critiquc
Reviews, Historical and Biographical Sketches Pape
ON the Army, Navy, General Politics and other Natio
al Interests adorn its pages
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

Per shlp Edwina fun -York--Lyon & Baker; Allen
& IIaden; Whitaker L. MorehOuse; & Price Jr Davis
Jr; Smith, Dahney X COS A Aud; r Fl Redwood; Cullen
& Smith; Desha, sheppard co; Campbell, Owen & Coz
M Warning * co; d Ball; Whitaker d sampson; io d.
smith Haher; Randall Cook & CO, Fountain u
Fontane Il Son; "a l. Reynolds; Rives, Battle & COZ s
w Allen; Newhonse; Bsruewal * WAnroy; Ielman
d Cohen; Donald & MARSHALL w Marrn w II Chld>ry;
NJ Mudon; w Roberts, w Phelps 81 co; Griggs,
barney 81 co; NJ swain. q Tuhilli f G Center Co;
Labuzau & olds Hugely. Mann CO; Savre Sheppard
Hilyer Bro; WnIdron, Person co; o MazanRe CO;
F II Brooks; Dade & Reynolds; E Seamau; Bench, Ella
& CO; Beers e. Smith; A Noeh e l. Andrews C.; WIN II
Todd II smith; Cleveland Jr; Campbelh Wesfeldt
q co; Mallory, Ross & Blocker T Blair; G sueh &
jones' rareton a. Scott Barron, Mead e. Coz Deshon
d Myers Jones; II Van Autwerp < II st John q
Coz b Laton; w Bower co; Horton Il Clock STAN
ton a Bros Wnhers Il Coz J w II olmss T p Miller
& co; Bradford Saunders; Cagc Post; Rapeije; A
Ledy ard q CO; Harrison * Robinson; W saomon &
COT l. Markenzie & Bro; A Parker & CO; Robinson;
w II Il II Crawford; w A Armstrong; Boaiiemet; 8
BuIlardi Whilsett, Garner co; w n & Burissll Il
Get King; Coey, Stewart CO; Alling d co; Knapp;
c Unger Henry & w Sarke; Connoilyi J
Kildufi Smith, Walker x co; Hutchinson; Heser;
ID Tilotson.
Per sleamboat Creole from New Orleans--C X Foote
& co.. Wilson 4 May; Barron, Mead u GO; Hugely, Mann
d Fry, Bliss & Foster Battelie; Mallory. Ross
& iiloekeri Humphries, Walsh 20; s Twelves Co;
Todd; Center & 20; Warning d co; violelte; J
Prevost Fosdick & Charlock; Radouisle; H Huber;
Ticknor; Van Epps MIS- Vincent.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

OLE BULLS TRIBuTE TO AMERIcA.-A cor
respondent of the Tribune, who has been familiar
with the growth of this new composition in the
mind Of the artist, gives in that paper an interesting
description ofit.
II begins with sad ,mplorne notes. The first ac
cents Of an oppressed people sghing TOR deiverer
To this responds The strong s,mpathizing voice Of
Washington, full Of encouragement and consola iion
The movement closes in mournful and increasing
murmurs. M rrH efk
After full pause, the second movement higgins
with the sound OF an alarm bell followed by the rush
TO battle. The themes advance and retreat, mingle
and cross each other, like the two conteilng armies
Above the din Of instruments, the violin lifts its
clear voice in The national AIRS OF Yankee Doodle
and God save the King. The conflict fnn sub
sides into a maurnfai strain over those who have
fallen. arl atas
The bird moveuen, 10 n Grand March, dedicated
to the memory OF Washington. ia which Ole Buii
intends to express hrs Conception of the character
Of our world renowned hero. The music seems To
express compassionate sympathy with his suffering
country, his bold decision aud unf iacl,jnp rnness
The gifted and popular MINSTREL lasished much
time and genius on bis Niagara, as n tribute 10 ,be
nation which had received him so cordially. when.
IL 10 performed in Europe il will have what il has
never had in this country, sueh a full md excelIeo,
orchestral accompaniment, asis necessary to give
adequate expression 10 the mild grandeur of Inc
composition. We are much mistaken il il does not
excite surprise, particularly in Germany. TINT 80
few Americans appreciate It's poetic beauy and de-
lghtiul harmones But though each repetition il
10 admired by many, ii Is not . favorle with
the public at large. Ole Bull feeling this, und wish
ing TO express his respeef and graiitue 10 the Amer
lean people, in a node thai will plense Them. now
Oilers them this grand and spirit stirring composition
bis farewell tribute 1t Willie brought our III
his next concert in this city, early the ensuing week
--lNew York Post. 81 stlSt
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
sssGass,.s@ aE COrT0N

Per steamboat Munroe I'm Kirkpatrick Landiug-De
sha, Sheppard co % bales, Smith, Walker co S.,
Wlihers co 25; Rhea, Sykes 64i Rives, Batll,
d IS.
Per steamboat Sam Dale fin Cahawba-E Andrew,
& co AIS bales; Rives, Battle co 34 Desha Sheppard
g. co 3O4, Pope n Son liz; Mallory, Ross & Blocker
20 order 30; b Nave As; Boykin q McRae a.; Broad
LAX Newton GO; E Carlisle 80; Turtt, Stewart d
co 10; w Bo~er CO AZ, i.abuzun ODDS II; Walker d
Holmes 10: Peck Sbac kleiord So; Dickinson Eusi,
4; Bradford Saunders 2 $ Tstnlworih 81 Harwsii d
Davis % Lesesns 81 SIrang Ulrck l6. 49,.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
- a - &Hs NG.RurH

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans aIesdames
Alex nder, Appegold. Miss Fizpatrck, Mesrs ADDER
son. Blackwell, Marx, Martin, Hail. Conoyer. Msle w
Rsdonch Mhdsgan. Duva, Shotwei, Hubbard, Hornie,
Tilly, Van Epps-l9 on deck.
Per steamboat Sam Dale fin Cahawba-tiag and lady,
Peck and lady, Heard and dy sodder lady and chill
dren. Calhoun, lady aud children, Mrs Chambers
and child Miss Calhoun Messrs Elder Holloway, Mil
bard Crocheron Mills, MrIver, and Phar, Mathews
Rose, Morris. McGraw Fnqaer, Hadaway, Stee,e, bon
ning, CARPENTER, Mtchei, koihschd. Douglass McRae,
Mutnan, Mcdonald.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

The mail Of yesterday brought the intelligence
tlmt The Great Britain go; iuto the harbor of New
York on the morning Of the 10th inst. She had en-
counered heav, squall on the 2d October, and her
loremast was carried away.
On the l2lh, at noon, found the ship had been set
S6 miles to the norlhward in the preceding hours,
and on that night found by soaadings the ship again
set to Ihe northward so miles from noon 18th to 2
PM Of the 18Th, and among the shoals of Nantucket;
thick, dirty night, with very heavy rain AT day
light made signal Tor pilot. Having obtained one,
steered for Holmes Hole, aud arrived there same
evening.
The papers and commercial letters came through
Yesterday. bringing up London and Liverpool
files to the latest dales--from London of the 25th,
and from Liverpool Of the 9Th September.
We find nothing deserving special notice that was
not included in the accounts published Thursday.
We find nevertheless, suDdry articles that will re-
ceye attention when we have space and lei
We learn bya note from our New. Orleans cores
pendent Of Thursday. PM, that the Carrol,on Rail
Road Depot destroyed by fire early on the
morning Of the 2sd Loss $4,000, on which there
is partial insurance.
Nothing has been done in cotton this morning =
The Great Britaius news has disappointed all par.
ties.
The Washington correspo ndent of the New York
Journal Of Commerce, in letter dated the lllI
instant, says that the Executive and his Cabinet
have doomed specific and minimum duties, and thai
fhoy
will give full Satisfaction to the advocates Of free
trade. The same letter announces the arrival Of vo-
luminous dispatches from Mr.. Wise, Our Minister
TO Brazil, exposing the decepiions OF the Enslisl
| system of African apprentishp:
"The documents show that the system ia convert
ed INTO mode of enriching the British naval officer.
at The expense Of nnheard of IMPRESSIONS and cruel
| ties exercised upon the African race. Africans are
stolen with the eonnivance OF these officers IN Tho
Moaaml It channel for The mere purpose OF putin:
tue prize 'Dey into their own pockets.
| The dee. ,iches of Mr.. Wise prove that the Brit
ish system OF Afric apprenticeship is the most bar
barous and oppressive code of slavery hitherto
known to history. The negroes brought from AfrIc,
are apprenlced, thai is, sold for fifteen years, to pa
their passage, ia Brazil, Guiana and Demarara, an,
generally are worked to death before the expraiio
Of their term The day Of redemption never arrive
to the African. apprent,ced under the British law
His life ceases when his muster has 10 interest I
keep him alive.
| These documents will come before the world i
due time, rhaPs oot till after Congress meets.-
They will expose in a true light the pretens,ons c
| the British Government to philanthropy, and 10
exclusive right to guard the black race.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
The trial Of polIy Bodne commenced in N ,

The trial Of Polly Bodlne commenced in N York
on the 18Th instant. This is the FOURTH time she
has been tried for the offence of which she stands
charged Twice the jury could not agree, and
ONCE she was found guilty, the carried up to
the Supreme Court on bill PRESCRIPTIONS. the YER.
Dict sci aside and a new trial ordered.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
COMMERCIAL.


u II
-, - -. -. =, - 80,
= - 0' $50
We IND hut little additional to the foreign commercial
tems and nothing naateris interest beyond What we
have ALREADY nnhii,h.d
NJ 49,. ,.,... ..,.., A.. -.
We nave seen several pfRaie e''eis refeNe" oy ihe
Great Britain which tally esahrm the gloomy aspect oil
The late foreign accounts reference the ianry sus-
,.tn., r., a.. .s, cr.,,. s cr.., Rt,,a;, nd IA. IA
- - - 49, "
P'oNs'"s "H ' M " "Ne'
Tue Ngw-foRk COTTON market hppehrs 10 have given
way the effect OF the late news In bread sufs howev-
- Al, ,hs t.adiuo bo,,. ,,.rta,s h.,a .,.i an ao,iva
o. " ~ ~ ~ ~ w w 'ee''e" =" avn
sumulant anu prices are rapiay advancing with heavy
operations About 5000 bbs flour sod In New York on
- ,,,A
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

-HVOMMlTTGD to the jail o. Mobile county, ON
" the 24th October, 1sAb, by Charles A. Hopp,n,
ESQ Mavor Of he city OF Mobile, a runaway sisve
calIe,ipDUKE, black complexion, s feet inches
h;ah about So years Of age, has two small on
III breast, The thumb mai on the right hnnd has
been splt, and says he belongs to DR.. Oliver, Of
Montgomery county, Alabama. The owner isre-
unestsd 10 come forward. prove property, pay char
1es. and take him away, or he will be dealt with
sccordiue 10 law 10 such cHses made and provided.
ost26 2alH enANcRoET, sh'f N. g.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

Loss or SHIP CHATHAM, OF BOsTos The ship Chat
ham from Liverpool New Orleans sprung leak and
abandoned at the 2d Sept, with II feet water
in her hold The officers md and IA passeng ers
taken off by French ship, and carried Point
Petre. Guada loupe. aHf
Loss OF Steamer SHAMROCK, of Liverpool. when her
passage from Liverpool ST Johns N b. The master
and If the unfortunate vessel Is in number mr.
rived in Penhrlh Roads the 18th ul in the brig ane
from Newfoundland The steamer sinking when
the crew ien her. The object Of he owners Of the
Shamrock il Is said In sending the Atlantic
10 take letters of argue for prvateeg in the ser
yice nf Mexico. 'tf ~ To-
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

that what was then charged By the enemies OF tn
nexation. now forms the fundamental substratum Of
the ground spon which the friends Of Texas Of mo-
dera sublimation, base their resenlmenIs.
When il is recoected that Mir. Polk had indca-
ted bis preference for the Senaie's amendment. ana
had given his assurance to it's advocates that be
should proceed under its provisions. It's Importance
in The eyes of those who proposed the compromise
will be easily understood.
II il be asked why MIR. Polk did not fulfil his
promises, ii is answered by the facts, that in The
three days, one Of which was Sunday, which re-
manned of Mr.. Tylers administration after the iinn
passage Of the resolutions, Minister to Texas wn'
appointed, cabinet meeting called, it is sand on N
Sabbath The whole matter arranged. and instructions
forwarded on their way to Texas before Mr.. Poll
reached the Presidential chair.
This hot haste was certainly not anticipa ted =
Let the present revileis Of Gov. Bagby complain
that the compromise amendments were thus rendere,
imperative if they choose; we do not. From thu
beginning we entertained no scruples in regard Z
the House resolutions. AT the commencement o
the discussion, gave The subject an investigation
due 10 its importance, and came to the deliberate
conclusion that there existed no insuperable objec
lion to the accomplishment Of annexation by treaty
or on the plan Of the House resolutions, or the com
| promise introduced by Mr. Walker.
1t was natural enough. perhaps, for Mr.. Tyler, IN
Her whose auspices the question of annexation ha
arisen, TO desire to consummate the measure as ia
possible before the close Of his observation-disclosures
il affords no subject for complaint or for the impu
| taion Of uHpatrotc motives.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF MobIIe-October as, 1876

t-inn CLEARED.
Brig Selma, Livsrmore, for New-York, by j Ryan
ARRIVED II srit
Bark Fredonia, Lam I, fm Boston, to master.
Steamboat Creole, Hiern, i'm New Orleans.
Steamboat Munfoe, Black, I'm Kirkpatrick's Landing
with 206 bales cotton.
oteamboat sam Dale, johnson, from Cahswbs, with
1862 bales cotton fiji
Barge Marion, George. from Cahnwba. with 29l bales
cotton.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-At New-York, Oct. IA
Brig Mobile, Buckley. lEsl
l6-Bark WIN a James, Mercer.
Al Boston, Oct. I4-Shp Thracian, Rogers.
SAILED ron TINS Ponr-From Liverpool, Sept al
Ship splendid, Petts.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

The Vice Chancellor Of New York, ON the l4l
instant. decided not TO dissolve the injunction lie
granted to restrain the further publication of Mack
enze's pamphlet.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

FROM NAUvoo.--Geu. Hardin has arrested
Baekenstos, the Sheriff, and Intends 10 send him to
Springfield. The General left Nauyoo on Friday,
aud stayed n, Carthage that night. What he intends
10 do is not generally known.
We learn that on Thursday the Attorney General
ofttc State Of Illinois, when Gea. lIardin's men
we're drawn into line, presented Dir. Backenstos a
commission from the President of the U. States, as
mineral Agen, Of the U. States for the District Of
Illinois. -ISt. Louis American, Oct. s.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

A great lie, says the poet Crabbe, 10 like fsh
On dry Iaad; il may fret and fling, and make fright
isl bother. bun IL cannot hurt you. Yoa have only
10 keep still and il will die Of iIssE
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
.4thl Stale of Alabam a. Conecuh county.
ORpHAEs' CouRT., REGULAR TERN, l4ih DC
a- ToBER, 1876.


serst ToBER. 1916.
Present the Hon. B. J. GooDLoE Judge.
THIS DAY came William Saer, administrator
IL Of the estate Of w lillian Partn, deceased, hate
Of said county, and fled his petition before this
Court, setting forth that said deceased seized and
possessed Of certain real estate, to wit IT,.
The W. / Of W. 1 Of sec. 8. township q, range 8.
Z WI Of a. W. I of sec. 10, twnship z. range 3.
e. OF q. Of sec. 2, township 2, range =
w. ofn. q. 1 Of sec. Is. township z. range "
e.. Of n. Q. Of sec. 10, township Z .-ringe o. .
q. ". 1 OF sec. 10, township 2. range 8. 'f
Also--Eighiy acres : Of land, numbers not now
known, by pe,ion---and prays Of the Couri, an or
der granting sale or the under the law " surl
cases made and provided il y therefore ordered
that said peiliion be sci Tor hearing Of te Coorl
on the Ist Monday ~ December next. al which fime
all persons interested caa appear aud deny The allie
Cations therein set forth, olherwise the sale will be
granted And that copy Of this order be publish
ed in the Mobile Register aud Journnl, u newspa-
per printed in the city Of Mobile, once week for
Gr,y DAVIS. FL Attest, J. ID CARY.
ocl25 221t40dys Clerk Y. Y. Z,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
MOBILES
saturday MORNING, October ~, Is4s,

9s-PRtcE CuaRKsT.--ouF et,er, and aewspa
per sheets Of this nnrning. ere ready for delivery
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

NEW-YORK-Per brig Selma-753 bales cotton, 100
sks coffee, hi bxs tobacco bale WOOL 20 pkges
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

-
(rs- 4. q. DuBOsE a. co. WHOLESALE an
RETAIL DRuaaIsTs. No. 10 WateI-at., Importers o
Drugs Chemicals and Perlumery, and dealers In Pains
OLA Window Glass, Dye 5tuffs, &c. sep6
pCHINA, Glass, Earthenware mad Cat.
LERY-wnoLEsALE AND RsrAiL.-The subscriber I
now receiving an extensive assortment of the above art
cles which he offers at he lowest prices.
novl4 JAS. MAS rERsON. Imnorler "a Matersi
FON MONTGOMERY AND WE TUMPKA.
= ESDo n The fine passenger steamer NOR
"a MA. Lapng,on master, will leave fo'
the above and Intermediate landings on THIS DAY
18th INST, at o'clock PM. Ti
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
oci25 NJ. WARING & co. Agent.
FOR DEMOPOLIS AND FlNCHES' FERRY
cse~ N The new and very light draugh
Szss$s1S steamboat POTOMAC, Robt. Otis
master, wiIIepart for the above and nil intermediate
landings on THIS DAY, the 25h INST. at 5 O'Clock
n. M.
oct rs CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO., Agents.
+ i FOR MONTGOMERY. 81
= En- n The fine steamer SAM DALE. r
S{I2f NJ. Johnson, master, viii leave for
the above and intermediate landings on THIS
DAY 18th instant, at O'Clock PM
For freight or passage, apply OH board orto = 70
oct25 CAMPBELL, OWEN Il co.
l'---''7 FOR COLUMBUS.
- f. n The new and fast running steam.
Ssz& aESa -er IRENE, Clouds, master, will
leave for The above and all Intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, the 18th inst. at 5o'clock, PM. q
oe,as ''s"' y n wARING & co.
FOR MONTGOMERY.
- C~S h The fine, fast running steamboat
ELIZA, Roberts, master, will leave
for The Above and all intermediate landings on
TIL SDAY, the 25th inst, at 5 O'Clock Pm. u
For !reigh, or passage apply on board ?, 70 %
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

TVyWINE-i5O lbs Wrapping Twius. IN store
IL and for sale by ...ssz.- ...,5
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
oct25 Grocers, so Dsuphin 1t
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

! NOR SALE-lo Kegs pure Gusien Butter
H. 10 bbls pure Bleacned Sperm Oil
do Bleached Solar Oil
so kegs Black Paint, landing FRI Il bark Way-
bosset, for sale by
oc,25 W. II. BUNNELL & co. d
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

DAGCING, ROPE aad TWINE-Of approved
ADbrands, in store and for sale on accommodating
terms by 1tl
6ct25 f E. G. CENTER & co. 3
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

M The friends orc. G. LANGDON announce him
candidate for Mayor, at the nexl municipal election
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25
- zAEaIcAN HOTEL ! RkSTAHRA1. a
Ea Fufh ERLT COMMERCIAL kxcHAHos 81, "
Situated On Eschan e. street., bsfsOsen WsfT asd

- zkftElczH HOTEL \ RkSTAHRAT. II
Ell FuAh EnfY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE b. L.
Situated On Esehangs -sfres,, beiWseR Wstd asd
Commerce streets, Mobile.
The above well known and popular establishment
having undergone thorough repairs during The past
summer, is now men for the
To planters and business generally the above
establishment Is the most convenient Of any in The
ciiy--beihg in immediate proximity 10 the wharves
and principal thoroughlAres--aDd can accommodates
from 80 to so with sleeping apar'mets, and about
100 with board The eating department is on the
Restaurant plan, where they can get their meals ~
any hour ia lheaybesides, The reasonable rates as
which board, lodging, DC. can be had. reelection
of from 10 to 20 per cent from last year. - !.
0s> The utmost order and cleanliness observed
throughout the establishment. The proprietor
hopes that with these recommendations and strict
attention to business, merit share patronage.
RATES or BOARD, SC.
Board and lodging, single room, per month. .$sS 90
do do Two or more IN roon.. 70 W
do do per week. .......... "
do de per daY........... e
Lodging per night -.........-,...... -
Board only, per month. ................. ~ ~
do do per week. .................- ~
do do per day. -. .....,. 80. ~
Dinners each. '.....'' ~
Breakfast and supper, each. ...::...:...:vs ID
oc,23 2l9i JAMES J. DYER
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

M me Rev. hii NORTHWESTERN will prraeil IN the
s,resi ptssbytetlan Church. Tomorrow ingrn-
l.in Al IL rIclnnna lll1O
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

VNHEs SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends
4 generally, that he will continue The business
heretofore conducted by MiNog a. RUSSELL, % his
own account. and under the same firm and style.--
His Office opposite No IS Water street. up siairs.
oct22 2IS COLLIER H. MINGR.
no The Adyeriiser W, uiease conY. -.