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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-24
Dancing and waltzing Academy. | 1T ESSRS EVOLUTION G CLARK Pr

MM ESSRS. MOUIiFON CLARK, Profess MI sors of Dancing and Walizing, beg leave 10 inform the citizens of Mobile and vicinity that. by rea,es, Of their friends, they have returned to the city, and propose opening school in the above ac- co,nnlisb,neuts, at the WAVERLY HOUSE where nII ,h. Fashionable Dances will be taught to those who may favor them witt, their patronage, oA the most reasonable ierms--their style of Walzing be- ing entirely different to any that has been hereofor introduced in this place. Messrs. M. x C assures those Ladies and Gentleman aaxions oi obtaining knowedQ. of thts essential branch of edueaion that the deveopemeut of the figure, embracing grace and elegance, depends alone upon the style m when pu pills are inalrucied, especially in Waltziog to which branch they will pay particular attenlIon- M. r, will give private lessons and attend private classes to those who prefer that mode of instruction. m .s
 For particulars please call on Nj. G. at the Wsverly House. .,.t'.- ftg,
 NB.-Dae no,ice will be given of the time o commencement. Music furnished for balls and par ties reasonable terms Hsi s'j janll S6xmo 6h ~ AREWARD-Ranaway from the spbscriber @ lOsheu, .he 2sd of December. is44. Negro Boy HENRY, 21 years old, 6 feet or inches high. black complicated, supposed 10 0e in the negn. bariooA of Mobile. The above rewerd will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to me. sasi .a
 janl9 39css e p, li,s' '. A.lAMBAkD.
 10 UILDING LOT FOR SALE-I will sell that ID fine Lot St Francis street., adjoining the new Methsdst Church, on long credit The lot is fosy feet front by hHnsed and foriy.cgh,, lt9) deep. uaal4I h.GAVEs, is6 DssPhin-st
 L NH
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sHERIFF'S NOTICE

COMMITrED to inc jail of Mobile county on O the 20th Jan, 1sI5, by Alvin Wetherby, Esq. a Justice of the Peace, runaway slave called AN TONY. aged about 25 years; black, feet or 6 inches high; has a small he left eye, and says he belongs to Francis Bugbee, of Montgomery Alabama. The owner is requested 10 come forward. prove property pay charges and take him away, oth- erwise he will be dealt with according law in such cases made and provided pay iail fees.
 ian22 45tf c. BANCROFT. Sheriff, NJ. C..
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PUBLIC SALES.
HK +. 2. TAYLOR.
.Adniai i,oior, Sa,s

Adminisly0for', Sa's
 on IF R5hAf, 18th F,hrpsrg, by order of James Blocker, adatiniUrII ., vill he soli al I2 e'oe" m front ol ihe Court tousr, the pci sonal ehecls "i James knonan deceased, viz;
 Negro N,u, iloFse aaA afi, Isan.ehad Fnrai- lure Farming Uiens'ls. Lc. Tefia, according 10 laa
 Brnarh s-uA t,l hpbiis IFS vs hA
 Robert r. Redwood, K ' Redwood. HAy ILL be sold for cash in from of the Court W House of Mobile couate, uu the first Monday oi February, A. D. ISs5, between the hours orl1 o'clock, AM. and o'ciock PM. of said day all ihe right, title ani interest n Robert F. Redwood into the following piece, parcel lot of aad and pIemi- ses, bounded as lOlloWs, To wit; ca he south by State street, the north by lands now or lately of Joseph Bates, on ihe west b, Conception street. and on the east by lands now or lately ol Narun A. Lea and Wm. Jnues, IT,, having a front on State street oi 32 feel, by depth Of 100 feet, more less; the same having been levied the property of Robert E Redwood and 10 be sold by virtue of the above stated hare laclas, which ssued from lhe County Court Oi Mobile county and to me directed
 JACOB S. MARSH, Agent Ian3 2Stds Br .neh Bank at Mobile.
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BRANcH BANK OF ruF STATE ALABAMA)

BRANCH BANK or THE STATE OF ALABAMA
 AT MOBILE, January l, iS4o.
 HyY Virtue oi the power in me vested, hy a mort EB gage executed to the Branch of the Bank oflhe State oi Alabama, at Mobile, by James Huie, on the the 29th of November, lS37 and recorded in the of- flee of the Clerk of the County Court of Aulauga county, Alabama-Also, by tie power vested a me by a mort gage executed to ,he Branch of the Bank ihe State of Alabama by James Huie, on the l4th of April 1sl0, recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Autauga county. Alabama, shall expose before the Court House door in the city of Montg lnery, on the first Monday February next, at public sale, the following named Negroes: Bob, Jack, Bill, Price, Phil, Dave, Peter, John, Lucy and infant Lory and lianah. Terms cash, payable in the notes of the Bank al ihe State of Aahama, its Branches. T. L. fOULMlN, President.
 By RUSH ELMORE,
 Attorney Branch Bank Montgomery. Monigomery Jan. 3, lS45 isnl5 39tds
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SHERIFF SALE.

NILL be sold for cash in front of inc Court House
 W door oi Mobile county. on the 10th day Of March 1915 between the hours of II o'clock A. Nj. and 4o'clork P. M. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about iwenty-nine years of black comnlexon and has a on her right cheek, and says that she belongs to one Jack SuliVaa near Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that she left her masters house sometime last spring. Said negro woman having been committed 10 the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, the 27th day of July lS44, by Mcajah Crenshaw Esq, as a runa- way. and her owner havIug failed to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, she therefore will be sold in compliance with the statute in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees CHARLES BANCROFT,
 sep2. I99tds Sheriff Mobile County.
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SUERIFF,S NOTICE.

SHERIFF'S NOTICE. Joseph U. Chamberlain Hathaway g. Green
 ys writ of seIzure s writ of seizure The tackle, apparel and The steamboat Cane furniture of the steam brake, her tackle, apparel boat Canebrake. and furniture, &c.
 Wm. F.. Alcom, ct al Andrew Smith, ct al
 .HU. same. same. TElHE above named steamboat Canebrake, tackle, \ apparel and furniture having been attached and seized by virtue of the above mentioned writs of seizure, which issued from the County Court of Mo- bile-all persons having or pretending to have any right, te interest m the said tackle, apparel or furniture Of the said steamboat Canebrake, here by cited to appear before the County Court of Mobile county. the first Monday of February, lS45 at 10 o'clock, AM, and legally deny the allegations set forth in the said plaintiffs libes, abide the order of the said Court in the premises.
 nn2l AR c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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SHERIFF,S NOTICE,

.T- SHERIFF'S NOTICE. - TNOMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on O the 18th January, lS45, by Alvin We.herby. . Esq, Justice of the Peace, runaway slave called JOHN, black, aged about A years, feet D inches Daniel Walker of Mobile county. The owner is re- auested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away. otherwise he will bs dealt wi'h according to law in such cases made end provided to pay jail fees.
 7TTHITE LEAD, oil, Glass, varnish and Brush w es, just received and for gale at
 [ jani6 ToDD's Paint Store, AT Dasphin- ct
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WY ANTED TO HIRE-A colored Woman
 w house servant, who can come well recommend ed Apply al the north eas, corner of Monroe and Jackson streets, or at No 42 St Michael-slreet "
 iunll 22
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"A DVANCES on Cation consigned to Messrs. A Brown, Shipey x Co.,, Liverpool, or Brown, Brothers & O., New York, will be made by
 oct7 GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr.
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NOTICE--W he sold at Sparta, Conecuh conn- lN ty, Ala, on the first Monday m February ne a valuable Plantation with some so or loo the property of Thos Salmonds Persons Ens ts purchase would do we'll to attend this sa'e' UT further particulars, apply to u,p.r
 dec25 23tf BOfkiN
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AA FOR SALE-The two story frame Dwell. ESaI ing, situated the north side of St. Francis. between Sl. Joachim and Conception streets, now occupied by Dr. Mott. This house is in good repair and the lot 73 feet front by 100 feet deep. For terms, apply To
 janll 36u THOS. $. KING, Sec'y.
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fISHE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to | make liberal advances Cotton shipped 10 heir friends in New York. Providence and Boston,
 oct9 WHITAKER g. SAMPSON.
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c. BANCROFT. Sheriff. NJ. c.

l Samuel Barron, Ahm'r of Samuel Barron, Adm'r of Isaac $ Jacqus, deed, Isaac s. Jacqus, deed, vs psndtioni erpoaas vs. oendHioni erPoHas.
 John F. PagIes and Da- John F. Eagles and Da- vid Stephenson. yld Stephenson.
 Samuel Barron, Adm'r of Isaac $. Jacqus, decd, 1
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h,TORAGE WANTED-In Store 66 Commerce ian7 JAMES MAGEE & co.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON.-The subscriber "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned to his friends in Liverpool.
 oc,lS GEORGE MARTIN.
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscriber "A will make advances on Cotton to Liverpool, Glasgow, and New York. .-1L. .-tas
 now D. WHEELER, 2S St. Michael-st.
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Expo,T,s.

Advertised for this por,-A, Liverpool Dec e-oceaH
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A DVANCES-Liberal advances will be made on "A consignments to friends in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Richmond and New Or leans by
 oct23 JAMES SANDS & co.
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"ANTED, a good saddle Pony. for winch w fair price will be given. Apply to
 decl4 J. H. RIVERS co.
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$~24,225,oss 80

Eusscorth le famous marcheur, a commence
Sc metre en- marche hier a 5 heures moins 30
sur Phippodrome de rEclipse, d Carrolton.-
On dit 50 rappeler quill entreprend de faire mile
miles en- mile heures.-En 9 minutes ct so Sc.
conies lila parcouru lie premier mile. A S
heures, il s'est remis en- route, mais ma fourni
son second mile QUEEN 10 minutes ct 40 secon-
des. II paraft bien dispos ct pretend gagner la
gageure. Dependant, des amateurs ont offert
de parier S contre 4 quill echouera dams son en-
treprise. Nous donnerons tous les jeurs nm bull
litin des r~6sultats de la marche d Ellsworth.
L'AbeiIlc.
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IL {" ww /" M en-
nsT PURLIR TouTRs LES sRMAINBs, PAR
JOSEPH ETTERs
lie Bureau est situe dams sCourt stree" en- face DO la
Maison de Cour.
CnNDIFIONSY

De-, payable avant l'exPiration de s nois, . 90
Pour six mel, pa able d avance, Sans exception, . W
Avs:-Pour insertion dun Carrs do pas plus de dix
lignsn, 3 pourl la premiere fois,s so esnts pour ehaaue
insertion subs6quente. A moins gull men solt azure
ment ordonn6, les avis acront PubliSs en- trancais ct
=. anglais, ct paisront en- CONSEQUENCE. Une We
Netion lib6rale sera fate pour les avis ins6rSs pour
ne.longue periodic. Lorsqae 10 tempo de iinaertion
ne ssera pas specific, ellie aera eontinuee pendant deux
meis OF paiera en- consequences: mails Ia publication
aaneune avis, GU la continuation d'aucune ssnseriP-
tion NO sera arret6s, tant que 10 pFix mem aura point
Ste pave, ct & moins que PEditeur men decide
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Washingion.-L INDEFINITE de route, accor.
dee aux SGanatcurs apropos de Ia session extraor.
b~linaire, sWscite des plaintes fort wives. Quel-
Aues SENATOR'S, parIni lesquela on conpte NM,
Webster Manguln, Benton, Crittenden, Evan ct
Woodbury., ont refuse dc profter de Ia iaculto
qdi leur etait accord6e.
On parle de differences nominations a lGtran.
ger. II parait que Nj. Campbell sera conserve
CONNIE consul la Hayane. NJ. Robertson de
lap Nouvelle. Orleans ira remplacer M. Mann
coAsul q Breme. M. Stiles dc la George,
msmbre du dernier Congress, est nommG charge
d'afaires d Yienne; M, Jennifer qui depuis qua.
tire ans representait les Etats. Unis aupres do
fAutriche est rappele, M, DaveZac succede a
Hughes d Ia Haye on Il a deja Representa- les
Etats. Unis, M. Gorham Parks du Maine, dit-on,
doit obtenir le ~consulat de Rio, en- remplace.
ment de M. Gordon qui await etc nomm@ par M.
Tyler, M. Heap dot reprendre 10 ~consuIat do
Tunis, a la place M. ]. II Payne.
M. Everett dot exporter avcc lui la ratiGca.
ton du traite avcc Ia Chine. &c trait6 4 GtG
cert ayec grand som en- anglais ct en- chinois
sur une piece de sole blanche, d l'aide du pin
ceau do poll de chameau.
LIE President adeclare que tous les employees
que ne paicraient point leurs dettes, ~seraient des-
titu6s. lie general jackson await iadiS adopt&
une reggie du meme genres; mais ellie ma etc que
bien rarcment mise en- pratique. II y a peut.atre
quelque chose dun peu tyrannique A repousser
des emplois ceux qui peuve avoir des dettes; pas,
&c encore 81 Pom SO contentait d'empacher lel
employees d'user de leur position o~ificielle comm,
noyen de credit.
Warrington. { Il anuonce CONNIE faites o,
decides, les nolni 'ations suivantea Is. r. Ell
more do la Caroline du Sud, ministre plenipc
t~entiaire a Londres, en- remplacement dc M
Edward Everett. TN journal pretend quo M
Gilmore a Tcfuse.--Ch. J. IngerSoll, de Ia Penn
~sylvanie, plenipotentiaire en- France.-Les no
limitations de MN. Augusta Davezac charg
d'afTaires en- Hollande OF w. III. Stiles en- Autri
che, paraissent aussi p%ositiyes.
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Tn Vol. Dams la mutt de sanedi dernier des
Voleurs Sc sont introduits dams un magasin de-
piicsrie situe dams I'm dea faubourgs du Village,
appartenant a Mr.. George Boulder. lis ont en-
leye ls contenu du4 tiroir ct q%uelques marchan-
discs la valeur du tout peut s'elever . environ
$3.50. C'est la seconde fois que &c magasin a
etesvole depuis peu de tcms. Ceux qui demeu.
rent dams &c quarter Months pas interet a veil
Ter sur ces depredations, qui sans doute sont com.
misses paroles e~sclaves.
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Ml0rfhanDises D'GtS.


e soussigne, reconnaiaBAnt du patronage lihefki quf
La lui a ete accoFd6 depuls gull a csmEneAoA les af.'
flares, prend la libertb d'informcr sos amip 81 10 public
quill a dana son magasin IN assortment complct do
MdreAGndises Gete ct quill en- recoit jOurnellenent de-
nouvellcS; son assortment e compose en- partie de
Monsselines FRANCHISES ct Jaconets;
MouchOirs de b~atiste;
Bias blaNcs ct noirs pour damess
Giants de I'll; Rubans Mdirss
~toutils de FL pour pentaluls;
Brin pour moustiqaieres; A
Iabits ct Levites en- merinos noir;
PentalOns noirs; Gilets de satin noirS
Ct un assortment general d'sntres
EADALLEMENS CONEECTAONNESS
ainSi que SELLERlE OF Moaturss de SsIissisi
Bottles ct Souliers, Chapeaux,
MarchandisesSech do. damestiques,
lie tout ysndrs au plus Bag prix poar'du s~O,apiana,
p COLLINS,
j mai ls45-4m Grande Fsaa, Opeiauaas.
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MARRIAGES..

MGries, en- cettc Vile. Mardi 8 d. courant, par ihon.
A. GAnsIauns, MI. NAPOLEON AUGUSTA j.
FoNTENoT ! Mademoisells MARIE LOUISE.
McCAULEY.
Le meme jour, Sur Ehabitasiqn do Mr.. Michel De-
vile. Mr.. DUREL DUpRE 1 MadsmoiaeIls IRMA
DEvILLE.
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I'm Bal. Quiva au bal ce soir a Washington?
Nous sommes invites nous sommcs prets pour
Ia dance ; plus tafd nous racOnteron nos prouss-
ses. On dit que ce sera superbe d'immenses
preparatifs ont etc faits. On nous promct un
bal du bon TENS. -
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Unlss d fefu la note du General Almonte, En-.
yOY6 erlraordinaire ct ministTo pl6nipotentiaire
della Rspublique MeSicaine, adFessee, sous ID
date du 8 courant. a son predecessor Phonora-
Die John " GMlhouns ct protestant al nom de
son gouvernerient contre Ia resolution dE 4 Nr-
nler Congress pour anRexer le Tsxas aus Ethts
Unis. llasoumis cette note au President.
En- reponse 10 soussign& est autoriss a dire
que radmission du Texas CONNIE I'm des Etats
de lUnion ayant rec,s la sanction des p~ouvoirs
l6gislatifs et e~x6cutifs du gouvernement, eat au-
jourd'hni ACKNOWLEDGMENT decidee, en- ce qui
concerne les Etats- Unis. Rien que lie ref0s du
Texas de RATHER lesstermes ct conditions don't
depend padmisslon, ne peut faire echouer cette
mesure. II est done trop tard d present pour res
pgeRdre une discussion deja epuisee ct prouyer
de nouveau que 10 Texas i depuis longtemps
conquis son independence et quill est auicur-
d'hui, aux yeux du monde, de fait ct de droit,
Etat ~souyerain ct independant Ru milieu de Ia
famille des nations. Gardant CO caractere, 81
ayant manifesto un dssir formed dc devenir mem.
bre de notFe confederation, nj le Mexiqlc. nj au.
cune autre mutton, ne peut 90 plaindre 4 juste
raison des Etats. unis s'ils padmettent dams rU.
MON.
LIE President neanmoins regrette que 10 gou'
vernement du Mexique Sc soft offsnse de Gel
measures, ct il a Ia confiance quill ae montrera
plus tard dispose d les voir dun nil plus hyora
BILE etplus ami. En- entrant en- tonctions, Il
President declare sincerement que tous sea eff
forts tendront i amener le r&glcment 4 famiablt
de tous les griefs qui pourraient exister entire le
deux gouvernemens ct 4 entretenir les plus ami
Gales relations entire deux republiques aocurs.
LIE soussigne d lhonneur de transmettre ii
general Almonte son passport ainsi gull i
demande, ct do lui ofifir assurance de ga parfai
te consideration.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Haai.-On a recu a New.York des nouvel.
les de Gonaives jusQu'au Ter courant. Lille est
t~oujour1 dams un etat r6volOtionnaire; on y GRANT
lie retour du general Risisre, recemnient mis-
hors la loi des suspects. Les arrestasians ct les
etnprisonnements, pour cause a. sNfete, y sont
frequents.
Rien ma etc fat Reinforcement 1 l~'indemnit6
franchise, simon que deux deputies ont 6te envoy
es en- France aim de solicitor un nOuveau d6.
lai. L'escadre ~francAiae, soua lee ordresde M.
Lartigue, crcisse cIjors dams leu pasages dc n.
le.
Les difficulties entire lei HaTtiens ct les Domi.
nicains subsistent t~ouioufa, ct les aonti6reS son'
solvent le theatre de collisions. Ces dernierr
paraissent ayoiF de grandes chances pour main
tenir leur Independence q SO Greer une prospe,
rite.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Nouvellese spar le Bdteau. Les premiers re-
tours de Id Virginie semblent announcer une VIC
toire pour les locofocos. LIE theatre du Bow
erya New York Went d'6tre une quatrieme fois
10 probe DIES fammes. Mr.. de Saligny charge
d'affaifes de France ct lie DR.. Ashbel Smith Sc.
%cretaire d'&tat du Texas sont arrives a Wash
ington Sc rendant en- Europe. LIE Steamer CAL
cdonia est arrive a Boston lie % Avril. Les nou.
yelIeg. de Liverpool won't jusqu'au cling 10 Cotton
qui await d'aborda bisse apres lie depart du Great
western, await repris ensuite quelque favour ct
les prix Sc soutenaient aux dernieres quotations.
L'Angleterre, 81 nj nous nous en- rapportons aux
debats de Ia chambre des communes, semble de-
terminse a ne point abandonner lOregon. Sir
Robert Peel annonce que les droits de PAngle-
terre 4 CO ~territoire etaient ncontestables ct
qu'elle etait prete a les %soutenir. Les nouvelles
politiques de France sont depouryues %d'interet
Is marechaI Soult demande l7,5O0,O00 francs
pour armer les Notifications de Paris. La Suis-
Sc continue a atre agit6e. On annonce an uou-
veau movement insurrectionne en- Espagne.
On ignore encore qui obtiendra la main de Ia
Refine. Les dernieres Vente de cotton au Havre
SO sont faites a 55 frs. ct Liverpool a4aP.
-
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On tresor e'toui.-Les fats suiyant nous ont
ee racontes hier par des personnes dignes de
fol. Tin individu renferme, assure.t-on, depuis
tongues annees dams la prisonde paroisse, Sc voy-
ant sur lie point de MOURN, informa I'm de ses amis
quill y await dams un certain lieu, pres de la mai.
son Clarke, sur1e chemin du Bayou, trois barils
pleins dor ct dargent enterres. La p~ersonne
depositaire de cette confidence parait avoir pris
la chose au serieux ct a employe une dixains de
negres a fouiller lie terrain a lendroit indique.-
LIE travail durait depuis hut on dix jours, lors.
que mercredi dernier, ne trouvant rien, les FOUL.
les furent abandonnees en- d~esespoir de cause.
Sur celia, deux autres personnes, qni avaient
observe fort attentivement les ~travaux, Sc mi
rent a continuer les touilles avec l'aide dun in.
genieur DIES mines. Les fouilles precedentes ma.
vaient pas excede quatre pieds de profondeur,
%suivant les instructions du PRISONER meurant
mails lingenieur trouvant beaucoup de terres
d'alluvion continue d pousser l'excavation en-
profondeur. Parvenu a hut pieds, on a trouve
un grand baril fort lourd qui fut charge de suite
sur un dray ct enleve.
Tout celia parait fort mysterieux ct fort impro,
bable. II y a deux chooses dependant don't on
ne peut guere douter, ce sont les fouilles ct Ia
trouvaille dun baril paraissant tres lourd ct son
enleyement, w que ces fats sont attestes par plu
sieurs lemons oculaires.-L,AbeiM de la Nou
Ueuc Orleans.
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lie Globe de Washington donne lie relieve sui
want des appropriations faites par lie dernier Con-
Depenses civiles ct d.
plomatiques, &4,270,954 81
Pensions, 2,255,OO0 90
Entretien de l'armee, 1920 1855 80.
Entretien de la marine, 6,35O,7s9 SO
Entretien du service des
postea 5,l6e,Ooo 90
Department des Indiens, l,O59,5O3 IA
l~itaire, 1ss,o4s 90.
Pensions dc la marine, 61,OO0 90
Notifications, 100000 90
Ameliorations dams les
Territories, $4,000 90
Depenses diverses, l44,O25 81
$~24,225,Oss 80
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pHILADELrHrE.-Cette vile parait stre ex-
ploitse par des yoleOrs de -diferente espsce; les
escapes y jouent aussileur role. Ainsi Pom ST.
gnale la disparition de plusieurs personnes qui
p~ortaient sur Giles des ~vaIeurs. On a arrate
une femme Isabella Hagan don't pindustrie con.
sistait, a ce quill Parait, a enlever de jeunes en-
fans.-Il circule aussi dams cettc vile des billets
faux de Is Banque de Philadelphia; ce sont
pour Ia plupars dss billets de $500:
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STEAMER
a W

2 n~ounsignG est fofoS, par les pestes ncGnbsuuses
- quill q eprouv6, de RfeSeRir 10 public, qua partif
ds 90 jour, sOis pour aes nSnis 6u seS pratiques, il ne peut
plus, 4 son grand regret, vendans u vNrfS 4 Sc. earmcts
ira 4 aucun d'eux de demander du cr6dif.
CcHx qi t~ouiours ont pays, ne nona aauEons pas
ne pave pas ne dOivent pas 60 fAcher. Nous r~efusons as
faire credit q touai 4 toss nous demandons dc nous pa
YER CO quil nous doiventi d toua nous offons dc leur
payer 90 que nous leur dcvons. App1rtes, mcsnieurss
vos complies 81 regions. Nous avertiasbns nos d6biteuPa
Que sils ne se present de payor &c apsils nous doiyens,
nous placerons leurs complies 81 hillefs On lieu I'D loo
dslais ne sont point admis. Regiez F~aessieurs, st pRSs
ycnez les ffais. u.s.
SAML. C. BURNETT.
NIB S. {, Burnett oifo t~oujours au public 10 plua
bel assortment d'aFticleO dana son genres qp,l scit
possible do vondre pour compliant; II q aussi I'M RoienFe
i deuz chevaux prate a conduige les seyagensb naT toue
lea points du pays,
0pGlougas, l mai is4S-Se Pr
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Certains j%ournaux wings songent deia par
avancc 4 Ia prochaine election presidentiellc,
lie second .choix de presque tous parait etre
John Mclean de Polio. Lie premier choix, on
le pensc bisrI, est Henry Clay. Mais nous dou-
tons que NJ. Clay consente a Sc faisser porter de
nouyeau CONNIE candidat nous doutons quill
r~evienne sur Ia decision formellement e~xprimee
par lui de ne plus sortir dssornais de la vie pri-
vee.-L'AbeiIe.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
Gono De Gaf1 4 nfnnre.

e so1aBigDb, force par des Faisons paTticuieTes, de
IL gutter Retablissement eonnu sous 10 nom de cafe
Tabien, situ6 4 lencoignuFe des rues Grande ct Belle.
yue, ofte aux habitans d a aes Ronabfeu1 annis, SEES re-
mercimens s~ineeFeS, poaR 10 patronage qu'ils iai ont
AccoTd6. II feTa 4 HaequeFeuE les conditions les plus
liberales. y. UTEURALf.
opslousos, l mai ls45-tf