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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL.
THNHE FRANKLIN FISHING ASSOCIA-
III TON respectfully informs their friends aud the
public in general, that they will give a GRAND FAN
CY and CIVIC BALL OH TUESDAY EVENING,
Nor 18th, l645, at the Armory Of the Baltimore City
Guards, cUrner of Hanover and Lombard streets.
The Comm inee of Arrangements will spare no pains
or expense to make it of the brilIiant affairs
of the kind that has ever been given in this city.
ESE' UFIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN l.. KRAGIR, G. G. F. GREEN,
Gso. NJ. GREEN, &. Fl, TAYLOR,
N. SIsco, WM. SHEPPARD.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
join Il. KRAGER, GEGRGE NJ. GREEK.
c. G. F. GREEN,
MANAGERS
WIN. A. GaddtSS INDEPgSpESCE CLUE.
James Grahame, John Lutz,
John F. Smith, Alfred Plowman
K. Barnard, CoMIcAL Give
And J. Thompson j. II. c. Thrlkel,
r. Reislnger. VIM A. Stewart.
LBxIN0ToN CLUB. BR,NDYwISE CLrB.
VIM. P. McGrahame, Geo. w. Peacock,
VIM. Qu0glCy. n. Porter
NEPTUNE CLUB.
Geo. w. Aaron,
John w. CLARK.
90 CLARK'S celebrated Cotillion and Military
BANDS have been engaged for The occasion. The
ceremonies of the evening will be under the manage
ment of JosHUA H. MILLER.
05-Tickets ONE Notwithstanding gentle
man and two ladies'. For sale al the office of the Bal
tm0re Clipper. n3-mw7t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10
pSAMELY AND FANCY HAMDwARE

ESAMELT AND FANCY HAHD DIV ARE,
a &c. &c. Housekeepers and new beginners will
find 1t greatly 10 their advantage to examine our ex
teHStve assortment OF housekeeping WARES before
purchasing. They consist in part oC'rea Trays and
Walters; fine ivory and common Knives and Forks;
English and American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger
man silver plated, japanned and panIshed Block Tin
Ware; Kitchen Furniture; Wooden and Willow
Ware; BRUSHES, and every variety of new and
useful Goods, suitable for House and Hotel Keepers
C7-Cata!ogues giving full description OF the arti-
clcs for sale by US always on hand.
JAMES CORTLAN g. SON
nj Is iIalimores ST., I'd door East of Harrison
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

REODE COLDRED THlBET sEliWLS.
I'VE An assortment of mode coored ThbetShawls,
with and without silk fringes
Also, rich Turker SHAWL. 81, Just received.
HENRY ". COOKE,
o8c corner Hanover and Lombard ais.
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DIED.

In this City, suddenly, on the 18th inst, Mr.
Joseph G. Johnson. = -.
In this City. in the 2oth ,nst., after painful H.
ness, Miss Margaret N. Lucas only daughter Of
The late Alexander Lucas, Esq. =.
In Hil1sboro', on the 18th instant. of consunP-
ton, Mrs. Mary E. A. Jones, wife of DR.. Halcott
Pride Jones, anddanghtet efJhe late Judge John
A. CameroR. <-----
In Slantonsburg, Edgecombe Ion'the 18th ultimo
in the 25th year Other age, Mrs. Eysline DuggoR,
daughter Of Asa and Nancy Daniel, leaving a bus
band and three children to bemeaB her loss. FOs
the last Eve years Of her Ife under The mysterious
and righteous dispensations of Providence, she
has suffered. extreme aflictioa, having been con-
fined nearly all the timeIto her bed The day pre-
vieus TO her death, she called her friends around
and SPOKE Of the bright prospects of b1ss tha. a,
waited her departure. LCm. I
In New York, on the 18th inst, Medors, infa6l
daughter OF Hon Joseph L, aad Melinda Williams,
of Knoxville Tenn.
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MARRIED..

At Fruit Hill, near Ch,lIieothe, Ohio, on Monday
evening, the 18th Instant By the Rev James B.
Brirton, the Hon: William Alien, Of the: Uaittd
States Senate, to Mrs. Elie Macarthur Ceenes,
daughter Of tle late Governor Macarthur. ! : -
wiHsm IN % jones' % M[ Charles % a. Russ, y y Grsnrle M &
10 Miss Sarah E. Parker, daughter of Harrison
Patkpr, Esq = 81,
AtGreenviIle, 8, C:@Mr William Irvine to Miss
Amelia Reinharl, fstmerIy Of Liaconton y. C.,
-, On The 9TH inst: at the residence Of Noah l.
Sidney Robertson, ef New ofleahs, to Mrs. Maria
A: Lloyd; of this City. -..
10 Dapin county; oncthe. 90 ihst,,' by Lewis s.
Herring, Esq, Mr., Samuel A. Chesnut, to Miss
Adeline Bass, daughter of Mathew Bass Esq.
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ENHE SubscHberhaving lake out letters Of Admins
tratioa on the Estate Of Jacob u Jereys drcsasea,
At the Office oflhe said deceased, in Raleigh ths fol-
lowing property tVizl Library Of Books Medicines and
Surgical Re-, Horse and Sulky Bride and
Saddle. and other articles unnecessary 10 belong
Jag to said Estate. - :: 4 - ...5 .-. ~:
Sale to commence Il II O'Clock, and teFlas made
known there. = E4 Nc LEFFREYS, .9daE.
n. g. Any PeFaon or persons who may have in their
possession any Beoks InSFuments erlbef Property be,
ongngo said Estate will please lraye the with
May 26tK fe4S, 5Sl g.
eFRegistsr3 tfme4 -
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GrecalsbCTough ,TlIgh sehool.

RNFlE Trustees aye the pleasure to announce 70 the
inst desgnete 6e nerrof only the URiVersify The
PresbXtery Of Orange having deemed il expedent to
move the Caldwell Institute the citizens ia magnan-
spirit. resolved TO build, upon new
an Ihstituon worthy Of extended patron
,agf Weforhear to present catalogue Of advantages
however apprDPrate attendant upon Schools
EEPerence has tested AID time viii disclose and con-
Arm them We with confidence invite the attention nf
Parents and Guadans The Professors engaged to take
the charge .areahe Rev. ELI w. CARUTHERS, the
Rev: JOHN a.. GRETTER, Mr. SfLAS C. LIND
,SEY, and DR.. JOSEPH A McLEAN,-vsho will
exercise oiat suPerVefsorr and CONTROL aided by the
Board Of rrusteeI The Classical Department win be
under the imnedate ofMessrs CalUtherS and Lind
sey.-the, Mathematical Department under that Of
MessEs. GTelter and Meaean--whilsl the Ekgsh De-
parmsnt win receive attention from all the Faculty
"a due division of labor may de mand.
give to those who may favor the School with their
encouragement: the assurance that the hearty coopera
tees is and viii be given 10 the Faculty in urtheTance
Of the PutPoses ofthe Institution. While English
and Classical education is the main object Of season
speIwuhIn the walls OF the school yet others esteemed
BY rs Of high Importance will be prosecuted with dill.
gence The moral and religious instruction Of all cUu
united to our care viii be EaaPded with anxiety.
In presentiRgto the public the Board, Of Faculty,
might justly be charged with presumption In tryingte
enlarge their Fepuaijon were we ospeek of their quail
6ea ions The Rey. E. W Caruthers 10 known far and
neat and needs not word Of commentator from this
Board. The ReV.cJ A. Gretter has reputation with
whichthe public ~ familiar-he is of the original
Professors n4hs Caid ell Institute having been
i eight years cut of the nine Of ts PatiOr.
Mr. s. G. LiAtsey- -suprhtended the GreensbOrough
Aeadehy five years prior 70 the commencement Of the
Caldwell Institute, and remained in that Institution
during its whole continpanee. DR.. A. Mclean from
his teachiag character promi ing
great usefulness, and enrol his name. with PRIDE
Ths priceoi Board and Tuition ilte as usual in the
village The Sessions viii be Ave moRtNt commencing
lin May and November. The present Session begins
the 26th inaf, and will terminate in October.
-, =, WILLIAM D. PAISLEY, Pres,t J
RI. John M MoREHEADS
7 b-+-- 3. JOHN A. 'GILMER;s
JEDUTHAN H. LINDSAY, -
s&JOftNs-M. DICK
JAMESSSEoAN. +
= RALPH GoRRELL,
/ Greensboro, GufOrd county May 2S ls4b. e6lSl,
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InipOrtant sale.

10y Virtue of an assignment made to ME for the pur
I'D pose Of foreci6sing- Mortgage ma;e by VIM M.
Eston to Thomas Aston and Of record the registers
beoks OF Wake county, shall proceed TO sell on the
18th day Of June next at the residence Of William Nd.
Austen, the fpllowi1g valuable property, to win: That
very VALUABLE TRACT oELAND whereon he at
present resides, lying within less than one mile of For
restylle Depot On the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road in
the Comfy Of Wake. and supposed to Contain heuS
and acres, more or less The MANSION HOUSE on
this Tract s afgeand comIodlous together with large
number of necessary e1t houses, Cotton Gin. Screw.
Barns, Stables, SC. &c.
Also, oNE 0rl4ER TRAcT OF LAgD Immediately
adjoining the foregoing on the waters Of Smiths Greek,
and estimated to eonai six hundred and nineteen acres
more OF less The foregoing Tractsof Land well a.
dapted TO the of Corn, Cotton Wheat aud To-
ba4ee. with sufficient cleared land TO WoIk 2S ~
hands TO advantage. 20 Es.sf
= Also, EIQHrEEN LIKELY NEG RoEs, consisting Of
Men, Women Boysand Grls together with large Stock
Of Hogs ten Mules two Horses Mares, tv"
Wagons, two yoke Of Oxfh- The terms of the Sale
are and two years credit the Land, interest fren
date Alfthe other property Will be sold acredit Of
sin months sAfthihterest from date
Bond and sPPeored Security will be rrquitfd
(. - JAS. D. HEWSOM,
Nov 90 1914 -, .. NA'O ." sSS'S,
..-,-
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For the North Carolina staadard.

Z Mr.. EDITOR: As the fourth of July is rapidly ap-
preaching, it is proper for our citizens TO select
suitable person to deliver an adhesion that inter
.esting occasion and Lknow of no one who would
acquit himself better that Mr.. HAMDEN SIDNEY
SMITH: He is young gentleman of high talents,
and fine speaker, and / hope the appointment
-wiIfbe conferred upon him. JUSTICE,
Raleigh, May "a, 1916:
I'VE beg leave to add our testimony % the rare
modes.y and very superior at.ainments of Mr.
Smith; we see no impropriety in Suggestions of
this Sort but if'any apology, is due, we must Gem
der it tothat gentleman for thus Introducing his
name to the public We do so, however, at the
request ofa most respectable correspondent, and as
the,frieud oftatents and merit, Ed :lSsanSardl
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T=The ReS,-E. w: WEsr, Of the Milton Fe.
male Instiiute, viii deliver the annual address Of
the EDUcATIeN SoeaErY Of Wake Forest Collegs,
on w ednesday o'clock, P m. ofJune l1th, I945,
being the evening preceding the regular COM
'menc eme8t Of that 1nSIitutiOns
May 81. 1876. - <
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TSHE subscriber having on ts 10th day of May ls4s;
taken letters @ M Of Ad%Rste.tiOn aceosaiag 70 law
gives general notice to all creditors Of said Estate, 20
present their claims duly authenticated within the time
limited by lawfor that purpose, Otherwise this notice
will be pteadin bar OF recovery. .
Debtors to the said Estate will Also please to make
payment inmedietsly. - .
-. .R0RERTeF IEFFREPS .adsarsz
|. May %, 1915. 55l-st- :
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Appoinemen1s::; Among tie appointments we
see that James K. Hutton, Of WashingtoR5 N. c.,
has been appointed BY the President, Collector Of
The above port, in place of Thomas H. Blouat,
Esq. resigned. A good appointment Mr. Fiat
ton is fine fellow, and a more honest and indus
trious young man, does not belong in them " dig
gins, Ve are sure. : Wilmington JoaIaak
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LATE FROM..MEx1Ca

We-learn from. Capt Baker of The >baTqoe Fll-
meoth, which left zMaanzas May 9th, that the
English mail steamer from Vera Eruz:arri~ed.
at Havana on. The 7rh iast, With dispatches
Mr., Crawford, the British Consul, advising him
that the bpnndqry line Of Texas had been defined
and settled; and her Independence guaranteed by
a convention BETWEEN Eng land, France aud Mtsxi.
co. Accounts by The same arrival state that San
ia Anna has been reduced 10 alternative Of Ten
Years bahishnepty or a trial for uaaladmiRfstla-
|, The above intelligence must have Fef Vera
C+lz ope.the ID ak .3A inst. which is ten days.la
ter than our previous adyices. :,
! This joint guarantee-of Fexiaa Independence,
with a specification of boundaries, is a more
defnicaorm of fehe proposition sem to. Texas from
Mexico some weeks since, per Br. frigate Eutidics
The Taolian goyefnmrrt dbjected e that prepo
sitioh, that-h specified no 9artien{ar, boundary;
but nlimated that if ibis objection, were obviated,
and liberal boundary: specified, the proposition
would be preseuted to the Peopl6'for adoption OF
rejection, sina#aneeusiy with the Anne2ation pro-
1lect WepresHmethe line ehasbeenBiaceapfetiy far
Yves, Ia the Hope Of inducing 1he Texans to
acquiesce; but it will be IN .Van they are almost
unanimous for Annexation, and Annexation will
be tAe result Journal OF Com8zeyce:
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WENTMoRrn. M. C Niaf l:la4

~
Genilemen: have received your letter Of yes-
terday, informing me of my nomination by my
fcIow-citizens Of Rockingham county for seat
in the next Congress, Similar meetings have been
held in other counties of che district which have
done me the same honor. have invariably: faS
formed my constituents that could not under any
circumstances consent TO be candidate. uHless
clearly satisfied that such was the general wish of
the Democratic Republican party of the distSict.
From public meetings which have been held in
various parts of the district and other denIohstra-
tions of public sentiment, there appears to be but
one opinion On the su6ject.- Under these circum~
stances do not feel, liberty te decline the nom
inalion. My opinions are already known, but l
shall avail myself of every suitable occasion during
the canvass, tog give my views on the great ques-
lions which agtate the public mind.
For repeated eyideBees cf confidence and respect
bestowed by nv feliow-citizens, permit me through
YOU. to tender them m9 deep sense of gratitude;
Please accept my thanks for the friendly manner
in which you express the wishes of those you rep
resent / am, very respectfully,
Your o6edient servant,
DAVID S. REID,
Dr.. r. P. Williamson, DR.. W. E. Wright, Peter
A. CardwelI, Esq. Gen. Samuel A. Dalton.
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IIaan tie RePealers piA Reeeies>she-. Quesn.
The Qn"en is to come here,early id July, leaving.
:a,tis said, Parliament sitting-eaving an excuse
for her Miaiseers:to stay from us leaving a Le-
gislature ready to, fling ps knie concessions, or
6ery COERCION sugar. .pluFls, or cannon Shot, as
we show ourseIvs dipped Slaves or firm men. Let
her eon,e-she, is young and kindly Mon1ap;
she shall be welcomed with tndrfnoss,-. Let her
come-she is our first magistrate tbyf courtesy al
least; tor Peel K. so in fact rand shalt meet loyal
respect. But let her not come, if she comes to
ttick US into trgetfu1nass of Liberty. To that
we owen hi her logstity yto thai a>deeper love.
Let her not tread the soil Of the Eolunteets, the
battle-ground Of Briah--let her not pass The grave
of Tone, the prison Of @ Cohneh or the gibbet-
ground of fEmrnett in hopes of Teaching us slave
ry-et her not Glseiy be made 70 hope The Priests
OF Nationality yshalt Stop their anthems because a
monarch hath come in. Lex, the Qlleen come,
and every shout SHALL ring alternately, :" The
Queen and Repeall". " Repeal and the Queen ~
Let her come and see no erouching serfs ,feady to
worship her sceptre,aor' of savage child men to
cape al her giaring pomp. Lpt her come, and
right welcome but sooner may the sod wither
from our land, and barethe bones Of our martyrs
to our furnished eyes, than Ireland, for conaesy
or favor, halt in her march TO Independencel
- e. Dublin Nation.
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&m~ss MoR'hly Magazine We have re.
eeived the May humber efthis Interesting work.
It is. edited By. w Gilmore sifdnos, one of the
frs, AmsFisars writer's. To say this is to say
enough for il Terms SO per annann Address
Messzs Burgess SssJanpes. Publishers, Charleston
South, Carefiria. -. -. - -.
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:, 10 President Polk and family viii visit Old
Point and the Rip Raps 1his simmer, while the
EXECUTIVE nEansioa is undergoing rePsfrs. - =
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= Snail Peg; The papers state that the small
psox is spreading in New York City. The Board
of Health has semployed for each ward physieian
to attend the sick, and vaeeinate all who desire It
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

VyBE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders in the
l. Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company, will be
held at the Office of the CoptroIer of State in the
City Of Ralegh,so the 6rst Monday in June next.
pnhctual attendance, either in person or BY proxy
particularly reaueaLed. WM. BoYLAN, Prrsi. D,
ApEil 80, 1856.
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! AsfienIt~he The Richmond Eiquifcr il now,
daily furnishing its readers with one column of
artc'es on Agriculture, selectedb by Edmund Ruf:
m, Esq. This IS a4goOd plan, and one4Mhieh We
shall endeaEor to carry out Al any rate, we
shait devote more Of our space hereafter 10 Agri-
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-. Fresh Garden Seed,
OF ts Crop Of 1914, just received and for Sale al the
nsOs Store Of WILLIAMS HAvwoon t.. co
Raleigh >Febs I645. 536-4m.
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~ .Mr. Rohben M, Whitney died at N'ash.
mgton a few days since, in BIS 6sa year.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

+ ~ The shipments OF specie from New York
to Europe during the + resent naounit, afaeunt
Is S70, 600 - -, -, :, -
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r HAVE IN store one hundred and twenty-five barrels
Il and bali BARRELS of best family and HerirgS,
for sale low fol CASH only.
Ialso wish to barter for one thousand pouads Of old
Castings Call on Old Market street second door from
B: B. Smiths JORDAN WOMBLR.
: Raleigh, May &c, isI5. - 55l-tE
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HON. DAVID s.. REID:

1t will be seem by the following 'cOrfespon
dence, which has been transmitted us for Pubfica
tion, that the Hon. David s. Reid, the late able
and faithful Representative of the Third District
has consented to be candidate for reelection.
We have not learned whesher Mr.. Mcmillan, Of
Ashe, will be The opposing candidate, but presume
he will All the friends of Col Reid ask is a
fair race, and repeated meetings with Mr.. McMil'
Ian, face TO face The cause Of democracy has
nothing to fear, but every thing to gain, fromop
and free discussion:
WENTwoRTH, April 80, 1S45.
Hon. Darid s. Reid: AT meeting recently
held in the town of Wentworth, or'lhe purpose of
selecting candidate TO represent the Third Dis
rricu in The next Congress, phe Undersigned were
appointed Committee to inform you of your
unanimous nomination by your dehnocfafic fellow
citizens of Rockingham cuunIy. From our conf
dence in your public services AID in you~as a,uan,
II affords US great pleasure 10 perform The duty
signed US. We hope THAI you will respond TO the
wishes of your eouptymen and numerous friends
in the district by conseniDg accept tie noniitra
ton. Very respectfully,
: Your friends and
Fellow CIizens,.
ROBT. p. WILLIAMSON q,
w. E. WRIGHf,
PETER A. CARDWELL,
SAM'L A: DALTON
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BIanh warrants fOr sale here.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29


"Oh yes" said the good Woman, seating herself
on bench, and taking our her kniiling-"I can
wait just well AS not It's only about clock
now. and spnre you'll get it done BY tea time"
What pint a Bible in one afirrnonnl Why,
main. IL would take me and my devil whole year
to print a bible"
"Oh. my gricious" exclaimed the cd lady
starting np IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES don't have the
Evil One To work for YOU, do youl"
+" Evil onef Yes. hes evil enough, the lazy dog "
81 wouldn't have him print bihie far me on no
account. shouldn't believe word ont if he did
for he's a liar and the lYther OF liars.'
al don't know whether he is the father Of liars
not But he is, tue enough, lying little devil
there no trusting him; mean 10 cancel his inden-
lures" =Ha
"W, n. good bye, Mr.. Prinier-I could not think
Of having good; book dome in such bad Office
Employ The devil! oh dear!''
The old lady made all possible haste nul of the Of
fee and when it il considered that she was unac.
quainied with the nicalhnguage Of bpoRrapherp
and did not know the difference between the printer
devil and old Nicholas himself, II must he owned
that her horror verv NATURAL i-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

The Courier aud Enquirer boasts THAT his expos
Of the abolition objects ofthe Tribune whigs had
its effect in preventing the accomplishment Of their
schemes, IN pIedgng the wing party at their meeting
in New-York, "To raise the aaiard Of ernancpa-
ton" and "to rally nnlesthe banner OF abulion.''
The Rochester American, a western wing pa j..
per, with the Courier in stating that SHE dan
CIR IS becoming perfectly apparent, on the part of
small portion of the ~hg presses in this State, (ew
York; to substitute the abolition creed for that Inch
they have heretofore proessed."
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
UECEII.,rs .,F CsDVVON.

Per steamboat Potomac I'm Plymouth-Toomer Gay Il
~ bales Albert Prentice So: Craw ford ST. storey
Ella Y" llarris. Clayton CO 80; % Cnmnins 10;
M Parher 2; Rupert q McLeand Is; w Eckiord Il An
dl-ws d Dawson g. Peck & Shsckieford IA; LHbuzan Il
Odds Z; Mauldih 4 Terrell s. Simpson X Roth q II
Jones' J. ..n
,'rr steanboat Lnlla Rookh from Aberdeen oomer
Gay co iil baesi Crawford 50; POPE a. Son SO; ]
Shpson II; Bradford Saunders SO; Andrews a. Daw
ION 2Ii walker simpson 26 Bull IL B0ardman 10; A
bert * Prentice l1 RveH, Battle 10; Harris Clay
Ton a. co l5; w Eokiord 49, Sims Redus 8; ThOmpso
Miihes"n 81 Adams 81 Storey Ellis g. Rhea. ~ kes
g. G" 10; Marnbe Al o Cnmmins 8; T J Hill IL;
Desha, Sheppa d d. co 8. y
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

HAVANA-Per sp Mstico Nuevo Tigre-43O Mexican
HAVANA-Per sp Misiico Del Catmen- 81, 442 silver
AT Mexican onZas
niture IA bales 10 pkges dnmesr % bbs sugar 25 do
mHckrrr. 10 has candy, $40 hdls chairs 80 hurenus &C.
NEW-ORLEANS-Prr schr lousinna-35 bbs mo-
lts.-s, "a do flour, 81 do whisSey, APO ks corn.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steumiont Belle OF Atiakapas
-5 bbs honr 20 do poatoes l2O do whishey. do mo-
a'ses, SO do, cks bacon, 1873 SKIS corn loo pcs
S6 coils rOre 40 kegs BaiIs 100 sks oats II head
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat James L. Day-2s
hhs pork, 900 do flour, Is do moasses Is hf do mack
sre 4e do, hi do hee do whiskey, "a do bread IL
potatoes. do, 10 kegs iard, SO hls bacon, II
shoes, Is cks caret, ll7 pcs baggn:, 39 coils rope
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
Insnrance Arainet Fire.

- Insurance Against Fire.
1--WE subscribers, Agents for 'he Coniribuion La
Il mra nee Company OF New York, continue 70
take risks Oh buildings. Merchandise. cotton IL
store and on board Steamboats,, at the lowest rates
Of premium.
This Is an old established Company. with CAPT.
tai Of 1900 900 paid in.
inh27 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND, AssRts
Reduction I'm the price Of 1eess
A T the Mobile Ice House the prizes OF Ice 10 ten
n polally r. duced 10 halfa cent pound for all
quantities exceeding 10 cents worth.
The expense Of cutting up will make Il noedfa TO
ask more for small quantities. For q cent piece
there will be given six pounds. For cent piece
twelve pounds II is hoped the friends and oustom-
err Of this establishment will hasten to realize the
benefit Of this low price which Il j. feared cannst be
continued through the season.
Per order, THOMAS McrEELLIS,
mh4 s0HKmo Ice House Keeper.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

Per sehr Louisiana fin New orleans--G W-stfedt &
Bro Marshall, Rowe " co; Humphries, Walsh e. co; w
Calvert
Per steamboat Belle ri Aiiakapas fin New-Orleans-
Oorrance; Merchant a. co; + Graham d. Son; T
Miiler& CO; Campbell, Owen IL 60; Hun d Son; e l.
Andrews az co; D MAJ ,nee d coz & 1 ZONES: VIM
Cnvert; ID RUSSELL Hines. :"
FER steamboat James l. Day from New. Orleans
Barron, Mend a. co, e Foaie x co; j G. ChArnbprl,in
Mallory Ross; Miller d co; Knapp q Shuz; John
Simpsons; Stiles & co. Fry Bliss d co; stringeI,ow
Iianua e. GO; s & l james, w Calvert; M Wsring A.
COS w II Redwood; Blocker Haden, Drshon. Tnylor
4 Myers; sTwelvss COZ Washington & Callahan: j n
Huber; Newman Levy, Coles Beers SIN III; SINUS
A