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Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

0s-The undersigned having purchased the interest
OF his partner, Mr.. Jas. Marsh is prepared TO carry
on the business on his own account, AT the same
stalls, Nos. SO and IS Mobile market The under
signed would take this opportunity of returning his
gralelu acknowe Judgements to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed on the
firm, and hopes by strict attention 10 business to
merit continuance oftbeir favors.
OJ- Ships, Steamboats, and Families supplied on
the most reasonable Ierms
Clubs, Families, Parties and others supplied with
GAME of all kinds. and the best Meats the market
affords, at the shortest notice.
oct4 w. S. DEGRUSHE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

ed ieliow-ciliEen Jas w. l.. CHILDERS for the office
Of Mayor of The city of Mobile, AT the ensuing election
aud oblige MANY ClIlLENS'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

rive are authorized to announce CHARLES A.
UOPPIN ESD. Ms candidate for reelection to the Oh
6ce of Mayor ut the ensuing municipal election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

gty- q. DuBOsE g. co. WHOLE9ALE and
Retail DRueoIsTs. No. 80 Waier-st, Importers Of
Drugs Chemicals and Perfumery and dealers In Paints
Oils Window Glass. Dye stuifs, &c. sep6
mr. HAVILAND, CLARK a. Co., IMPORT
rns AVN WHOLESALE DEAL ERs In Drugs and Medicines,
Surgical aud Dental Instruments Chemicals Perfamery
Brushes, Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Dye SUITS &C.
Nos As and Al Water sheet-MOB1LE.
HAvILAND, KEEsE & Co, New-York.
HAvILANp, HARRAL d ALLEN, charleston, g. U.
HAvILAsp, RIsLEY IL Co, Augusta, ga. dec2 lcmo
uCHINA, Glass, Earthen>yare and Ont
LERY-WHoIEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is
nov receivng an extensive assortment of the above at
cies which he offers ut he lowest prices.
noyI4 JAS. MASTERSON. Importer. "a Water-sf
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SllERIFF'S SALE.
WILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door of Clark county on the first Mon
day in October l845, between the hours OF ii O'Clock
AM and O'Clock PM of said day, the following
described tracts Of land, viZ-the southwest quarter
of section III the southwest quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section 7; the southeast quarter of Sec
ton 6, all in township number 7, of range one east.
containing 764 acres, aud fraction fortysx Ia hun
drehs OF an acre. Levied upon as the property OF
P. T. Harris to satisfy sundry executions in my
hands in favor of the Bank Of the State of Alabama
at Mobile.-[Macon Banner.
sep9 I99ttds JOHN b. SAVAGE, Sheriff.
COMMITTED to the Jail of Bib county, Ala
" bama, on the 9th Of April last, II negro man
calling his name GEORGE. Said boy is about ~
years old, dark Completed, stout built, quick spo-
ken and has scar on each side of his lorehead.-
Said boy says he belongs to SPECTATOR in Misss-
slppi by the name of James Johnston, from North
Carolina.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property and pay charges. or he will he sold out on
the first Monday in November next TO pay Jail fees
jel0 1901 emo Fl. J. GATES, Jailo.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

A DYANCES oni COTTON-Liberal advances
N made on Cotton shipped TO New York by
oct4 f. C. C. CENTER s. CO.
WTANTED TO PURCHASER likely young
w Negro Girl. Apply to
oct J O'RElLLY g. CO.
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ocl4 2lOids c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c

~ existing under the firm Of Degrushe x Marsh,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
sons indebted 10 the SAID firm, requested to call
and settle their accounts. All debts remaining
settled on the LIST OF November will be placed in the
hands of a collector W. S. DEGRUSHE,
oct 2 2u9 JAMES MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

Our information from the country respecting the crops
and prospect do not differ materially from previous advi-
oes The weather up to the present week was highly IA
vorable for picking cotton and in instances increas-
ed estimates made the yield especially should the
same kind of weather continue few weeks longer
Should the wet ncement weather. which has prevailed
here during the week, be experienced through the plant
ing region it will undoubtedly inure the quality of the
open cotton and fhe rains continue much longer, short
en- the quantity of product Atas planters
forward with their picking and unusually large guam
THY for the has been hauled into the different ship
ping points, awaiting rise in the rivers to be forwarded to
this port.
FRElGHTS-No additional engagements since our last.
The Selma engaged full 50 per bale The Alabama
will clear week. Three square rugged vessels arriv
ed yesterday, who will commence d,charging
the weather permits As yet hear of no enquiry for
foreign ports. AT New Orleans freghts active 0-16d.
to Liverpool.
EXCHANGE have generally remained as at
last report but be considered almost nominal
The supply has been good with very light request
all points, except New Orleans which is fair for the
The for treasury drafts and specie reduced in
table for this week-both nearly nominal. The Bank
checks New York at Il dis. and on New Orleans q
prem. Receipts the past week $2j000-total
ported since LIST September $4,000, all to the Bank of
Mobile
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04
d S0 REWARD will be gwen for the appre
cd NkN lhenainn and deliperu of mu ho. HEM y "

" XII REWARD viii be gwen Tor the appre-
ReINIhension and delivery Of my boy HENRY
who Runaway from me sometime in The month of De-
cember, 1874 He is about 20 years Of age; very
bright. and no doubt will try To pass himself OF for
white man; he is ABOUT feet or 5 inches high;
slender built; weighs about hundred and twenty
pounds; inclined 10 lreckle, black hair; two Of bis
teeth out in front; and known in many public places
as race rider. When last heard Of ne was 10 Mo-
bile, la, and will probably attempt TO make his
way 10 Ohio, or some other free State. Any 'nior-
nation respecting the boy will be thankfully recev-
ed by addressing me at Eubanks p. o., Columbia
county, Ga. or Turner Clanton, at Anguish, Geo.
jsl7 l63tcme y, LAMkiN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

SSoAP-lOO bxs No l, for sale low to close
G oe1a " RIVERS & co.
nu.-Pure Linseed; Window Glass, aud Brush
old ToDD'S, At Dauphin 81
WKTHISKEY-50 bbls RecIifad. Just received
w per schooner Angelina and for sale by
oct4 SI&II JONES.
as BUNDLES light Sheet Iron for stove pipes,
oct4 e. .CEETER 8 CO.
GALT--For sale in bleached sacks by
= oct4 J. GIBSON, 80 ST Michael ST
CEVOBACCO-30 bxs assorted brands, low priced,
4 for sale by B.F. ROWLAND 4 CO,
oc,1 40 Commerce STREET.
IHINC-Two casks Sheet Zinc Tor sale by
II oct2 E. C. CENTER s. co.
IEAY-5OO bales Hay for sale by
Z 1 oct2 E. C. CENTER & co.
II ENNEDY BAGGING s. RoPE-1Ol pieces
IN and so coils, landing ex steamboat Fashion,
for sale by (oct q WESTFELDT BRO.
DRANDY-lO half pipes Hennesee Brandy,
o n,a""''S ""' Z. c. CENTER & co.
r IME-l2OO casks best Thomaston, for sale low,
oc. arrive pc II RIVERS co.
NEOLASSES-Stew Sugar House, SPLEEN
Iva did article for table use, for sale by
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
oct2 Grocers, 5S Dauphin st
DIAPER HANGlNGS AND BORDEK-A fresh
n supply just received OF various patterns and at
very low prices by ,,,rN
oct2 >. w. ALLEN.
EAT LARD-200 Kegs; SO bags Coffee
~ 20 bbls Loaf Sugar; 30 bxs Sperm Candles
10 bags Pepper; 10 bbls Prime Pork
In store and for sale by
oct2 DoRRANCE & sTANARD.
DACON-20 casks Bacon sides
I'D 10 do Shoulders; 25 bbls Vinegar
80 kegs Butter; 100 bbls Ohio Flour
200 bags Corn. for sale by
oct2 TORRANCE & STANARD.
DRAGGING AND ROPE
ID 500 pieces BaggIng best brands
1000 coils Rope superior brands
Twine superior three strand, on hand and ior
sale on accommodating terms by
ocl2 BEERS s. SMITH. % st Michael ST
LyOR SALE--A large Dray Horse will be sold Il
ocG2 C. A. GILBERT & BRO 50 Com 81
A STRAY HORSE.-Taken up on the 25tl
"A ult, on the Washington Road, about twelve miles
from Mobile, Il Bay Horse, with one eye, about
years old. Said horse formerly owned by MIR
Nichols also by Mr.. Turner, on the Spring iii
Road. His owner have him by paying charges
&c Apply To loot Umo*l } DONOVAN.
SEMINARY FOR BOYS.
MIR. VIGUS respectfully announces to the citI
I'VE gems OF Mobile his intention to open, on the
18th Oct. next, select School for the instruction
of BOYS in all the branches Of thorough acadeni
cal education The number OF pupils IN his schoo
shall never exceed thirty; and assistant will be
employed, except a professor of the French Ian
gage. The patronage of those parents who wisl
TO place their at permanent school, in which
they will be thoroughly taught, is respectfully soil
cited. sct2M
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

BRANCH BANK STATE ALA. AT MoBILE,l
September Both, 1915.
FENHE REAL ESTATE belonging to this Branch
Il which has been valued by the State Commission
airs, in this city, in the interior, and in Louisiana
end Mlssissippi is now offered at PRIVATE SALE.
The Bank has several Store Houses, Counting
Rooms, and Dwelling Houses To rent from the first
November next. Apply al the Bank.
sept3O 2OsKmo II. b. HOLCOMBE. Cashier.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

EANDLES.--5O boxes Sperm Candles, landing
Ofrom brig Selma, for sale by
STA G WESTFELDT B BRO,
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-
,,, -. -, r,,,r,,, mill h ~ ,,,,,n,,.
- ne neAt ,o,L Is5lyien, na he,s aho,,
iloin .'ui g. III H., ~ ~, irst stsa,or f,,
lnlS uiy "eeA'l iie WI -, - - N1''N' 'iN'"
thls slde-leaNlhg bosiol on tllu vi tat'"''
Na'e' ~ 49,, - ,r,, -, -
New YORK aed Fh'a1ei'"s ~O'"' ""''"o'e z''n anu
Charleston 29lh ult.
trho NsYork Conrer Of Friday 26h ssvs of The pre-
Vious days business IN i've nave no ALTERATION 10
notice in the Cotton market lie" INJURED bales nave
Lesn sold At Wednesdays quota atoms.
RI. t,n,..s s,ys lit,ta mara doino ve.,srd,v nj
i"o NNP'o' '
Al BALTIMORE the only transactions reported rs ba les
Nor,h Caroina misc
a. Ec,, o-,.as, the price current of Wednesday re-
warts sale. far prevou, : days AT 700 bales of which
ON r ,bs reccoi or f,roigu news. at nm advance of
.,,.r..u p,,;na chtaa -, E,,lish acco,nt NtId,i,.
et0o-l ,oo, mil, elao7a tt,sldss. Receints Ia data
"a ssa 81. s,o,L kn so In E,cnsr, an oudon e6o
o., NJ, vi, co H., i;s stab,s c us F,si,h,.
- ,eI .,.,,..,,,,o,.. uavrs II, ,o,.,
wi.r a.16c
New YoRK. Sept. 24-Cotlon.-The sales to,day were
eoo hsie. at The .te advance
- - =, III.
HosToN, sept Et-Oo''oh'-out marNe' Is quiet
sales since our last about 2O0btes Holders have adj
..u..t ,..i... mill, L.. s,l .-e Arm,
Nahcou pr'0es'"'" IT, a"' NV "'"'
Sent 01-AS the Is
al hand when the new crop of cntoa begins To come in
y give statement of The amount of old crop received
and exported during the commercial year ending 3ls Au
gust. ls4S o,oa,,
peeehed i 49, "a'e''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

rTThe friends ofC G. LAHGDON announce him n
a candidate for Mayor, at the next municipal election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

GEORGE ) GAINES,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
A. y. Ounce, ; Mobile.
PERCY WALKER,
WAIT s. HoYT.
FRANCIS $. LYON, } Dou.
BENZ. N. GLOVER.
THos. RIvEs, 5 p..,,, n.u
VIM. BoYKIN. ""'' ""''"' w.
09- The duties Of the school will be resumed on
the second Monday in October. septic l0l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04
oct 42l0 Agents for the Man

ROOTS, SHOES and BROtiANS-
ID 100 cases Calf, Kip, Seal and Morocco Mems
and Bows Brogans; SO cases Mud Boots, so cases,
embracing "a variety OF Slippers, Buskins, Bootees
and Chdren's Shoes; 30 cases extra Calf sewed
Boots. Landing per ship WIN. Goddard and for sale
at low prices by
oct4 MARSHALL, ROWE Il co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

DDAPER-5UO reams Wrapping, just received per
l. brig Selma, in store and for sale BY
oct4 SIN l JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

~ UNDKlES-
- rs halls barrels Nos and 2 Mackerel
300 boxes Goldfish, 200 pkgs painted Buckets
100 nests painted Keeers. To STRIVE per ships
ALEXANDRA and NJ chigan and for sale by
oci4 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
n Cincinnati Sides and do Shoulders, "a STU
peror article, lunding fiom schr Roam, at foot Of
Church street, for sale by CALVIN KEITH.
oct4K Office Campbell, Owen Il Co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

DRY GOODS.
Townscnds s. Arnold, No Hayne'street
Wiley, Banks & Co. do
Kelsey & Deas. DO
Gilands & Howell, DO
Hyatt, McBurney s. Co, do
SADDLERY.
Harral. Hare & Co, No Hayne street I.
SHOES.
d. F. Fleming, No 2 Hayne. street.
II. Stoddard Il Wood, IL 90
5. 5. Beach, ~ 40
L. M. & B. w. Force & Co. Is do
GROCERIES,.
S. S. Farrar. No % Hayne.street.
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
F. d. flaming & Co, No Hayne'streef.
Rankin. Sprouts h Co, 10 do
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Hayand, Harral & Allen, No II Havne'street'
P. NJ. Cohen & Co, IL do
HARDWARE.
Morton & Courtney. No s Hayne- st
Roosevelt Il Barker, IL do
G. S. g. H. Cameron & Co, No2l Hayne-street.
Brown s. Stone, IA do
H. B. Gleason, Meetng-st, opposite the Charleston
Hotel.
BoNNETS, STRAW GOODS, ETC.
Dewing & Thayar, Meeting street
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.
McCarter s. Allen, Meeting street, near the Charles
ton Hotel. seplll 200tA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

OANDLES-50 boxes Sperm, ror sale by
u d. F. ROWLAND & CO.,
oct4 No 40 Commerce street
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WKrHISKEY-5O hbls RecIifed, Just received
w per schooner Angelina and for sale BY
l " ! l JONE'A'-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

gIAY-5OO bales on board ship Alabama, sailed
L i from New York Goth Sept, Tor sale to arrive
oc,4 Apply to E. q. CENTER & co.
EvLOUR-St. Louis Flour, for sale in whole ant
It half barrels, by
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

DLIND HANGINGS.-One box blind Hanglngs
I'D will be sold very low, by ,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

OK BUNDLES light Sheet Iron for stove pipes
%'b for sale by
oct4 E. G. CEEIEh g w.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

A LMONDS-lOOO lbs In barrels, for sale by
IA B.F. ROWLAND & CO.,
oc,4 No 40 Commerce street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

AIL--Pure Linseed; Window Glass; a"d brush
Spes, just received and for sale at -.
o,,a TODD'S, At Dauphin 81.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

CALT--For sale in bleached sacks by
= oct4 ]. GIBSON, 80 ST Michael 81
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

TEVOBACCO-30 bxs assorted brands, low priced,
Il for sale by b. F. ROWLAND X CO,
ncI1 40 Commerce strret.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

A STRAY HORSE.-Taken up on the 25th
n ult, on the Washington Road, about twelve miles
from Mobile, Bay Horse, with one eve, about 8
wears old. Said horse was formerly owned by MIR.
Nichols also by Mr.. Turner, on the Spring Hill
Road His owner have him by paying charges.
&c Apply 10 Loot 2Umo*I DONOVAN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

Mobile, March ~, io4Os mhko lUiTtlstJan
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That for the
purpose Of ascertainng with certainty the amount Of
NH outstanding liabilities Of the said Bank the said
Commissioners shall within three months after the
passage Of this act, by advertisement to be inserted
in oneor more newspapers published in the city of
Mobile, once a week until the first day of January.
1886, notify all persons having any claims or de-
mands against the said Bank, to present the same TO
some officer OF said Bank, at the office in Mobile, on
before the first day Of January, 1916. that the
same will be barred, and every claim or demand not
SO presented within the time aforesaid shall be for
ever barred from payment or recovery, and no suit
shall be brought thereon in anv Court in this Srae.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

SSoAP--lOO bxs No l, for sale low to close
Sconsignment by ,,,rn., a. ,.o
oct4 }. ii. NV bNo = w.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-04

Notice to the Creditors Ofthe Planters and
Merchants Bank of Mobile.
HNHE COMMISSIONERS of the Planters and
Il Merchants Bank Of Mobile hereby notify all the
creditors of said Bank 10 present their claims 10 the
Secretary Of the Board at the Office Of said Bank in
the city Of Mobile, on or before the first day Of jan
uary, A D., 1916.
All claims not SO presented will he forever barred,
agreeaby the provisions Of the Bird Section Of the
act of the Legislature, entitled IAN act to amend
the laws heretofore enacted, for the final settlement
of the affairs of The Planters and Merchants Bank of
Mobie," approved the oath January, lS45, copy Of
which section is published below.
DAVID STODDER, D. Y
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saaa oprd weasel under The american flag, lie ss1 Incur
- ~ ,espesspfy Of the aef. " the pessei boarded BE-
The party scoged DH adyes, IS, d,.o.J ~
either 70 the English courts Or h III
% the mare Of as occrres Ifx vessel b. aor aureri,
can ne United M1es haze no ground Of eoaplaat SINCE
their flag had been abused $500
We make no comments upon these ex,r..,s H.
placing OF which in juxtaposition may perhans lead
TO correcter judgment of the subjec,. me maj
ter is discussed at length in the !. New York All
bon'' Of the 10Th instant, from whence we have
made our abstract of the British and French IN
structions. The treaty between these Powers was
given at large in the Albion Of the 9Th.
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SUMMER ICE IN VIRGINIA.

The phenomenon described in the following brief article il
amlary known, by report at least, all who have ever Vi
sed the country in lis neghboood We have never ac-
uay seen IL but have often heard Of from those who
have often seen it. eaye doubt Of it, existence as
described below M s
PROM THE NEWARK ADVERTISER.
There Is comparatively small mountain in Hampshire
county, Virginia. about six miles from Wincbester
and on the eastern bank Of The North River where there a
perpetual ice Our attention has recently been called 10 for
the first time by note from friend who visited il during
recent tour through the State, and from whom we learn that
the west side OF the mountain which some five feet
m height - covered with Of loose porous stone bv
removing which pure crystal ice always be found in the
waest days Of summer II has been discovered as late as
the 18th OF September and the face OF the mountain Is
subject to the Trays OF the from morning TO night The
owner, Mr. Deevas has erected mkhouse over bed Of
leo at the foot OF the mountain and the river which has
an ice oor the year round There is also spring Of cold
water the spot
We find by recurring Mr. ooes
Of Virginia. valuable work recently published, solution Of
this remarkable phenomenon The is protected from
tena heat by the surrounding porous rocks, ice in ref
gerator is isolated and protected from the external temperature
by the conducting sides of the refrigerator One side Of
the mountain consists Of massive wall many hundred feet
thickness and heaped up against this abutmenis
OF rocks of several thousand cubic feet As the mountain has
general direction from northeast southwest the talus heap
containing the ice has northwest exposure The
nature OF TINS heap admits the free Of atmospheric
waters which, during the winter forms ice in the interior ~
the mass.
he Ice Mountain in fact huge sandstone refrigerator
whose increased and unusual effects beyond those Of the or
nary refrigerator due to the increased unusual coc
ton OF porous conducting materials which forms IFS sides
Such huge ever-ready refrigerator in the neghboboo d
son, would be worth its weight in gold. Would that We
might have a tabernacle" there
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INTERCHANGEABLE Hudson Republican says thar
Boughton, Bedding, and Huchns have been admitted ID
BAIL On Saturday the eth instant Supreme Court ComIs-
soner Baker Of Hllsdae, admitted Walter Huchns one Of
the anren prisoners 10 ball. in the amount Of 1000 and
on the 18th Boughton and Beldng Chg and Little Thnnd
also admitted to bail by the authority. The amount
of Boughons bail fixed So 00O BeIding at S. OC0
The persons by whom they bailed chiefly fcs
Rensselaer, county They returned home Friday TAXI
the ssThunders" along with them.
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Tax Wool MAnKEr.--The Washington (Pa.) Republic
can, of the 18th, published in Of the finest and largest
wooLgowing sections Of the country, says There
activity in the wool business in this section Of Penn
syvania. Every thing looks dull and torpid. Perhaps full
5O0 lbs half the CROP have been taken by the dealers
at prices varying from rs to 33 cents Few clips if any
have been sold at higher rate than 33 Much the
largest proportion brought 80 cents fine clips only have
manded 33 cts One half the crop yet into market
The holders large growers generally and able hold
in hopes Of better prices We hope they may be graft
fed but very much doubt it."
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WrLL SAlrPrrnr Expronr The Boston Journal no
tcing the doubt in New York this subject Those
who witnessed the effects of the explosion of brig Cen
trail wharf, in Boston, several years ago, august 1885,
which had gunpowder but large quantity of sapere
beard, win readily admit that the explosion in New York
might have been produced by that material alone
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ANOTHER AMgRIcAS SnIr Bunsr SEA.--We read in
the Journal da Huue of the LIST of July that the Hoogy,
Capt Roubn arrived ut Hayre that day, having board
Captain Crawford and the of the American ship Ten
Brothers. Of marlborough These ships fell in with each
other nj the 26h June, the latter having signals Of dis
tress flying Capt Roubn being unable board her the
me he given TO understand that there board
which induced him TO proceed in company the remainder Of
the day and the following night The day. June 27th
the wind having subsidized he went the Ten Brothers.
and her Captain told him that he from Galveston, Texas
and going Antwerp, with of cotton that he
had been oyve days that the fire had broken out
three days Previous that he intended to make the port
Falmouth if he could Captain Roubn then told him that he
might rely upon him he would not lose sight Of his ship Al
of the day, the fire appearing to increase Captain
Roubn again approached the Ten Brothers. and Capt Cw
ford decided upon abandoning her At o'clock Capt Caw
ford and his crew, mastering eight men, board the
Hoogey with whatever effects they had been able save
and received with the greatest hospitality AT O'Clock
the flames had invaded half Of the vessel the masts burnt
the foot fell down after the other, and half past
thing left Of the vessel Capt Roubn gives great credit
to Capt Crawford for the courage and GOODNESS which he
hbied in This hearrenling calamity, Capt G. having
maned ON board of his ship exer,ing himself the utmost
save her until the flames reached the whole quarter deck
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SrseuLAn--The Philadelphia Gazette says that seals
have been in the Of the Schuyk the mouth
Of that river One Of these amphbious animals Of consider
able size, was taken in the Delaware few days ago.
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SINGULAR ConkDr EnnoRs.--It will be remembered
that among the asked for the Hospital on Saturday
as OF persons missing that Of BAaKEn an upnos'er
engaged board the Santacaus IN The execution oil ~
business uphosercr the incoming Of the fire. and hayn
but little Of his job fash at the time for the boat =
start, he not notified Of ]" departure u was 700 a,e -
land and WINS carred 10 roughkcepse, where he could
return conveniently in tine 10 be in town before yesterday
All this time his ansly and friends ignorant Of hrs
whereabouts and may be supposed not little an s
ous as 10 his fate Under ordinary circumstances this woua
be awkward encgh but under those Of the last few days The
incident WAS painfully So Express.