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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

IRON! IRON'! IRON!!!-The subscriber hav- IL ing been appointed Agent for the sale of the cele brated American Junata Iron, will keep constantly on hand complete assortment, which he will sell at the following low rates for cash;
 Round and square, T-8 inch and below, 4lc per ID
 All above 7-Sth, cents per lb .i
 Fiat 5-8, 3-4, 7-S, l, Is and IA by Is, 3-l6
 and IA inch, f}c per lb i' .,
 All other sizes of Flat Iron, 4 cents per 10 ,
 This Iron has been well tested and is pronounced by competent judges be equal if not superior to Swedes Iron. The attention of country dealers is invited. s..s Nsl.e efl..t
 ian27 W. H. BLACkLER. 6 Water
 NOTICE-The undersigned nf,rms his friends " and the public that he has taken the stores Nos 75 and 77 Water street, recently occupied by M. Durand, Esq, and intends continuing
 General C0mmisi and Auction Business
 He is now prepared 10 receive and sncits con. signments. Particular attention will be given to sales of merchandise generally, well as 10 damaged Cotton, Port Warden's Sales, Furniture, Stocks, Real Estate, &c. C. W. OGDEN.
 G. BEAL, Auctioneer. RnzO MRS. GEORGES BOARDING AND DAY lXA SCHOOL, No. S6 Gopernn.ent street Mrs. c will resume the duties of her school the lst of November next. The course ofinstruction embraces all the branches of the English and French angua- ges, proper for female education.
 ' Terms of tuition-$5, SC and $7 per month.
 Board ani tuition-S20 and s25 per month.
 Parents to furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels and Napkin Ring .s,........... r, .ag.. GNAMILY GROCERIES, &c.--The subscribers IT offer for sale choice and well selected stock of delivered anlllies free of charge ,Iroushout tIle city. JOHN O'REILI.Y l& co. mh;uw N corner Cont and Water-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

E. G. BENNERs,
 TTORNE r AT L 4 ", feb5 57cmo No. 59 Royat-siyeet.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

CHEAP GUNS.-A frs, rate assortment of O cheap Birding and Deer Guns of all sizes ant lengths of fine dsmascas, wire and stub is, barrels Persons wishing 10 buy will pease call and examine ,hem and will find them yer, low meet inc tim es
 feb6 JAS. COMING, l2 Dauphin street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

IT AW NOTICE-JoHs WOODWARD and THo- A MAS WoopwARD have associated in the prac- tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Tallaega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 G5-Olfce at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

INSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-The subscri- ' bers, agents for the Conr'bui ionship Insurance Company of New York. continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchandise. &c ; also River risks reasonable rates of premium. This is old estab- lshed Company, worth $500 900 capital paid in, and large surplus to meet losses. I1tlIt"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

Merchants' Shot Tower COm'y of Ba fillmore D RESPECTFULLY announces to the Merchants, A Traders and Sporlsmen generally, that they are prepared to furnish at their SHOT WORKS, on Eutaw street. Baltimore, assortment of DROP SHOT of all sizes. .s==
 A lso patent compressed BUCK SHOT of the same character and finish those that lormer- ly manufactured these works, and gave such entire satisfaction to sporismen and others who had used them, of the following sizes:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

, JAMES A. HOOPER, COM SION MFR CHANT, nov26 No. 40 St. Michael st-MOBII.E, ALA. BENJ. M. BRADFORD. JAMES E. SAUNDERS
 BRADFORD & SAUNDERS,
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hape remoped 10 No 2 Sc. Michasl-st.-M0BILE noy21 24lf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

THNHE Subscribers having formed a Copartnership \ for the transaction ol Factorage and Commis- slon Business in the city Of Mobile, under the style ani firm of WALKER HOLMES, would respect- fully solicit the patronage of their friends and the public generally ROBT. l.. WALKER,
 mysO I54Ky co&cp BURWELL HOLMES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

NHENANGO POTATOES-l2O barrels Maine O Chen,ngo Potatoes, this day landing in prime order, for sale by x r !. .-.n-s- .at
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 FAMILY GRO c ERS,
 No 53 Dauphin-strest, Mobile. C. WRIGHT.
 R. C. CUNNINGHAM. mh6 S3f THOMAS H. CHEEVER, OMISSION MFR CHANT, dec10 No. 40 Commerce. street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

NH OEASSES-Ba in cypress, landing ex 1vA steam schr. Eagle, for sale by
 mh5 MARSHALL, ROWE & co. TRON CHESTS-11 Patent Asbestos Safes Il Scott & Gayer's manufacture. for sale very low. Apply to (mh5l E. c. CENTER x co.
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Together N ith an assortment Of well finished Rifle and Musket BALLS, BAR LEAD. Sc. &c. which will be disposed of on pleasing terms.
 feb26 75t THOMAS CLARE, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

GtOPARrNERSHiP NOTICE-On the list of O May next, GEORGE R. CLAYTON, of Coum- bus Mississippi, becomes partner in the house of .'. T HARRIS x Co.,, of this city The Commits Business will, from that day. be conducted un- der the firm of HARRIS, CLAYTON Co ap29Ky NOrlCE-The undersigned will continue the General Coinnis ion business, under the firm of "WEsrFELDT BROTHER"
 GEO. WESTFELDT.
 ociSO RAINHOID WESTFELDT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

SOAP and S'TARCH-25O boxes No Soap, 50 S boxes No l Starch. For sale by z
 mh5 JAMES SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

JAMES GANDOLFO, WHOLESALE GROCER g. COMMISSION
 MERCHANT, feb7 No. 70 CoMMERcE-sTEET.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13

NCE-The Augusta Insurance and Bank Ling Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to take FIRE, MARINE and RIVER risks on the most favorable terms.
 Insurance may be had on Frame or Brick Build ings, Merchandise, Prodpce &c. 'n any part of the city or it's vicinity. l. C. Di BOSE, Agent,
 oct25 l 39 Water street.
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Ol for sale by
 mh5 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, ss Com.st CHAMPAGNE-5O baskets Key brand of this S years importation, or sale by lz.t 'H s mh5 , f,.,I, JAMES SANDS & co.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
Movement OF Travellers,

The accession Of travellers yesterday at the prin-
cipal hotels was by no means lnconsderable-
from the South and the West more particularly.
1nere are unfortunately a multitude OF causes why
tbs North aud the East have not recently cOntribu-
It'd their usua. proportion OF visitors at this season
o. commercial enterprise. With regard TO the
North, the iamentable and culpable negligence OF
pllots-the cupldty o! owners OF steam vessels, to
outvie In reckless expedition their competition
and the want OF public confidence, so painfully
abused by the late too fatsl catastrophe OF the
" swallow" on the Albany line, have thrown a
\ oomy tinge along the margin of the once peace
inl, safe and romantic Hudson--that in the mourn
ful cry tor the lost-the hopeless search TOR the
mlssng-the painful recognition of the dead-have
siemmed the llde that once flowed with wealth and
spflpg like blossom TO our shores No doubt the
supposed difficulties between the Siopinpton and
Long Island Railroad Companies, by which the
intercourse with Boston is limited to three times
week, each way, has retarded the plans of many,
Who would avail themselves Of this safe and
speedy medium OF communication but it is to be
hoped that should any difficulty interrupt the resu-
lar and daily line, II will be speedily adjusted 10
the satisfaction OF an interested community
We find the following arrivals At the principal
hotels:-
AMERIoAr-John Guest u. g. Navy =. Huttinsd,p.
Rome Jno. S. Hsskins, Jno. Bohlen, Harry Lloyd,
10y ds Neck John H. Posr, Baltimore w. T. Heoker,
AsToR-Mr. Matthewson, Trinity College George
Wrtmer g. Moore, M. B. Seymour, Kingston, Jamaica
ties England Hor Hunt. Buffalo; j. Blsnchsrd, Sara
tega " Gordon, Read Boston Mr.. Cramp Oporto !;
injury DECK, rniihnelpnla, ana ~ Othero.
tIrY-E McCsnnor, Schenectady; L. H. willard, do !;
f H. Swift Jno. g. Abbott, J Irvine, Geo. Huntingdon
Bardswell, Walpole, N. H., and Is others.
FKArxtN-Jno A. Staples. Boston Jas Turner, Ala
w jacob, Worcester Messrs WALSH, Collins and Look
eas Augusta H, P Turner, Buffalo; Browne, Conn ;
Geo Nicholss, Ohio; Seymour, Ogdensburgh, and 30
Others
sI GsoasI.,Mr Young, Philadelphia; Thomas n
Blown, Pittsburgh +. D. Richardson, Boston Colonel
Prge, Ky; Jos Aldriche, Providence and 10 others
GLosE-B. H. Mills, Berkshire; Msssrs Pigott and
M2ore, and Thos E. Robins, vicksburgh Bank.
HowARD-Hon. A. C. Nevins; w. Jefrsy, Cashier Bank
coLt Boston H. B. Chafied, Hartford George F. Davis
Conn; Geo. Morton. Mass; j. B. French, do; - Par.
sons Phia.; w Hyland Conn, Gen. Gould, Marshall,
WAvERLY-Thes. Diehl Philo.; p Avery, stonington ;
Pfoi Gardner, Hartford Messrs. Potter and Train do
Cppt W. 9. Wilkins, Mobile L. A. Whitaker Charles
ton; c. Danns ohio Messrs. Harper and Nixon. and
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
Theatrical Intelligenoe.

The MISUNDERSTANDING" still draws great houses.
Anderson Is announced, and will shortly COM
mence an engagement.
PALMos.1The Greek tragedy, so admirably got
up and so ably sustained at this theatre increases
rapidly In attraction, and, although the expense of
hlDging out this novel and truly Intellectual enter
tainment must be immense, yet the patronage
which is and will continue to be bestowed on il,
lfaVes no room to doubt that the projectors will be
simply rewarded for their spirited enterprise. Mr.
vandehhoft has always ranked high as an actor,
but 1t remained for his performance of " Creon" to
ie Pace hlm unqSestlonably among the first in his
profession. Miss Clarendon's "Antigone" is
throughout excellent. In short, all are good No
promise held out 10 the public is left unfufled
ihere IS perfection, not only in the performance.
oat In the grouping, costume, and scenery, which
y 90 often looked for in vain on the stage, and
fnly to be found ia the large type of the bill print.
er Lest this praise should be considered too in
discriminate, welwill take the liberty of reminding
one OF the soges that gold mounted spectacles were
pot IN vogue two thousand years ago, and that it
would be in better keeping with the scene 10 keen
them In his pocket
The FLOATING THEATRE. very creditable
p 'anner IN which the performances are got up at
thls 6you OF theatre, has already ensured to it
success unexampled in SO short time. The old
pay-goers, the would-be cognoscenti, who sneered
e. the undertaking and predicted for it certain
talnre, now admit their mist axe, and allow that
good stock company, under management that
VII permit nothing to be produced offensive to the
efipal or ashore. The Loan Of a Lover" and
Jacks the Lad," have been brouaht out in
manner that would do credi, to any theatre Mr..
Booth as Peter Spyk, in the first piece, displays
eohsiderable talent as a rustic comedian, and will
20 doubt become favorite. Mesdames Suther-
land end Mossop are highly respectable the latter
a. Gertrude," sings and acts admirably. The
sdmTers OF the nautical drama cannot fail to be
Pleased with Mr.. w. G.. Jones's excellent repre-
citation OF Jack Spry.' In short, every thing
is done to please.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
KrDNAPrINa---On Wednesday a

ktDsAPrrsa--. Wednesday, a bessar woman
named Isabella Hogan, was observed in the sreeta
OF fniladephia having with her boy about sevsn
OF age and very prety little girl about two wear.
age which from it, different appearance from tha ON
child, excited the suspicion that Il had been sto,sn nh
woman was arrested and taken to the magisrstes
The boy wss taken aside and stated that the babv
bsen stolen from the front Of house in Plum strsev
playing An officer sent to the neig stss
where was ascerained that the little one Il
Of John Kelly residing ct III Plumb The woman
avagrant
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
Justices Court.

Before the. Fourth and Sith Ward Justice
APRIL l0-Wipins of an old Score by Lao "A suit was
brought in this Court this morning. by Mr. Williams
against Albert Warner, for the recovery of the
$40. being balance due plaintiff for the board OF
deiendants wife prior to her emerging from nsidedhood
and becoming Mrs. Warner.
THOMAS WARNER appeared on behalf Of tho plaintiff
v no was i'll, aud Mr. Cook for defendant.
Plaintiffs counsel called the Rev Geo Benedict pastor
OF one OF the Baptist churches who that the 2h
Of July last he married open church. Margaret Jones
to Albert Warner, and that he had the parties
before since
Mrs BURNS testified that she kept sort Of boarding
regular boarding house. but that she kept few boarders
ana that Margaret Jones boarded with her the
ngly moderate charge OF twelve shlngs per week Wit.
ness was present at her marriage with Albert Warner
country Mr. Warner used to come to the house TO see
Miss Margaret and she used to sfectonately call him
Charley, and some times AL, and informed witness that
he wns going to marry her. and had been engaged
twelve MONTH Witness presumed to call the gen.
temsn Charley but always designated him by that more
formal title Of Mr.. Warner.
Miss LOUISA BENEDICT testified that she knew MISS
Jones that was Mrs Warner that is and Mr. W.; that
year ago last July She os had heard him called Char
ley and AL. but never MIR. Warner
Mr Cook, by way OF doing up his case brown asked
Miss B. what board Miss Jones used &c pay to which the
witness replied sl0 whereupon the Judge opened his
eyes and noted down the figures The psintiG counsel
rested his and Mr. Cook with his elbow on The desk
said he rested too whereupon the Judge said enquring
y Then you both r. 70 which both gentlemen re-
turned distinct affirmative Mr.. Cook, however was OF
opinion that the plaintiff had sufficiently established
the fact that the Margaret Jones that boarded with Mrs
Wilams was the vile OF Mr. Warner the defendant but
the Judge said was for him to dsprove it, and quietly
wrote something upon slip of paper and handed to
ths clerk whereupon Mr.. Cock walked round the table
and said, what 10 1t 70 to which the clerk REPLIED
Judgment for plaintiff $l9r and looked through his
spectacles at Mr. Cook. All the parties then lett the
court
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Emmans md Bunt-

/ MATHEW C. PATERSON, District Attorney.
! APRIL l0Trial Of johnson concluded.-Alex p. John
con was convicted otorgery in the second degree hav
ngsofered Danbury bank bill to Mr. Bolton Of Wash
hgton street. and having other money in his possession
with intent to pass the The Court sentences him
to five years imprisonment at the State Prison at Sing
Sing.
Trial Of William Davis for aiding and abettig the Es
cape Of .4erander Hoae frsm the City Prison William
Davis formerly night watch in the City Prison, wa
placed az the bar enlarged with having aided and abetted
the escape Of Alexander Hcag from the City Prison the
night Of the 6th of August last
The accused tried and convicted on the indictment
but in consequence of the officers in charge the Jury
having permitted them to parake of spiruous liquors
the verdict was set aside, and new trial ordered
Very little progress made in the cause and il will
probably take week to fnsh AS the case was fu ly
reported before at the previous trial. would be but
mere piece Of supererrogation to reportt again.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11

APPOINTMENTS FOR BUFFALO. The rumor of the
appointment Of Philip Dorsheimer, postmaster. in
place OF c. c. Haddock removed, is confirmed w. f.
Allen mas been appointed u s. Attorney for the Northern
Disri soNew York. in place OF j. A. Spencer IL Is ru
norsd that the Collectorship is to be given o.H. W.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
Theatricals, &C.

Miss Helen Matthews has made a most decided hit In
Boston The Museum is crowded nightly to witness her
performances.
Mons. Phillips, the French neoromsncer. and Miss st.
Clair are astonishing the Bostonans with their neero
mantle tricks.
Little Ole Bull and the Congo Melodiss are in Wash
iIgton
David Miller, OF Frank Johnsons celebrated band
Of music, recently sent n the st. Louis Penentiary
for stealing pair of pistols.
When Master Burke YVES in New Orleans, long time
ago." Mr. Caldwell the manager Of the theatre where
young Burke wan playing induced BIS father invest
the proceeds In certain real there
fer the benefit of his year since young Mr. Burke
visited the Crescent city, and sold his property fer
$4,000
coRcecd actor bossted Of the number Of characters
he had played one evening have you play two
"what are they 7" inquired the former 'why you at
tempted the character Of Caspar and played the Devil
" ith it." replied the latter.
Hsnningtonl Moving Dioramss are exhibiting in Mo
company Of Chinese Minstres shortly expected
in this country under the direction OF the celebrated
Ill make their intSsdactory appearances in Boston a.
tired In the peculiar costume Of their nation, and will
no doubt make truly celestial music
A frs broke out in the American theatre New Or I.
leans on the sOth u during the performance OF Mari
no Faero which threw performers and audience into
some but the re soon got under the au
dense resumed their seats and the performers proceeded
W ih the entertainments.
VALUABLE DIscovERy.-Mr. Doubledav, the
keeper Of the State Prison at Auburn, N. "; has
published the result Of experiments made ny BIN with
hydrosulphate Of caciumthe common plaster e Paris
Gypsumin its ground state Hv hnds 1t hes the pow
er OF attracting the offensive parts OF all animal eiuvis
forming two new substsnces, sulphate of ammonia and
carbonate OF lime which nodorous and harmless By
sprnkling small quantity Of plaster in places which
generate foul air. the sijucen atmosphere rendered
pure aud wholesome It's sse will be found harmless
cheap and efsctua means OF correcting all foul exhala
houses barracks other places BY IT, stables and other
nuisances about public and private houses in cities and
villages, may be kept from odor, and the farmer NAV
keen HE stables and manure hears ssubous vh ie he
prv1s me 'srvl" q 'uc lzar matte, lit iotm
oil ges
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 8.
0ovEFNMsrT WIrNKssks-CoNrIsukp

NEw lNvENTIoNs.A useful invention has i,,st
been patented byCapt. Samuel Pedrick, Tor remedy.
lag the friction occssioned by the hosting OF the peak o
fore and aft sail and topsai yards as well as for rrr,n
out IT consists in inserting in the h oat o tbs
peak IN the cheeks OF the yard in tse foot of ths
bowsprt cap, aroller which completely obvistes the
The New York herald., 1845-04-11

hoar = - -----~-
(Trom the Columbia Republican

From the Columbia Republican,
Exerions have been made oil day the bodies
the passengers and the result been the re-
covery ofdve more all females, making in all eleven
-Four we're taken from the boat, and one from
the river q short distance from the wreck
With the exception Of the latter who appears to be about
81 they appear be all between 20 80 years
age Two have been recognised by their friends; one
Mrs Cehn, Of West Troy, and the other Mrs Walker Of
New York. On the person Of other the ladies'
found card oniwhich written in pencil Mrs. Skid.
nore and in her pocket handk mark cd with in
fsible ink. III Conkn." The body 10 supposed to be
Chat Of Mrs. Conklin, Of Albany We learn that in the
pockes OF the young man recovered yesterday there
we're found handkerchief, marked "sarah Brundage'
large roll oil bank pills. and memoranda for purchase
Of hardware. 1t was presumed that he was q western
merchant proceeding to New York to purchase goods.
On Mrs. Walker, whose body found toasy, there
vasa pocket book containing large oil money. Her
husband recognised her by miniature oil himself at
taohed to gold chain, which she around her neck
Mr. Walker, we understand 10 q merchant of New York.
who has been collecting tour in the western country
.or some months past. The before the ooroners
ury To-day was exceedingly affecting especially when
Mr Waiker gave his testimony the body OF his life
- wne He said he could have saved her, and urg
on toward the forward part OF the boat when the
came sp to him and said "be easy, hsrss dan.
sos. ~ released his hold Of his wifeS arm, and
NAG ne done this than the water rushed in and she
Inc son OF General Mather who was supposed to have
usen los., saie He hoated on plank ani was picked
up sood d''snce from thu wreck.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, April 9-There was
nothing OF the slightest moment dose in the House
,ouay Inc doings in the Senate did not amount TO
much' The New York and Brooklyn ferries BILL and the
license Dill were debated but question taken.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
Personal Movements.

Wm Ogeby for the lastfeen years British Consul at
Chaeston has solicited and obtained her MejesyS leave
10 retire, and was about to return to Europe
ID. White has associated with himself in the husi.
Hsrris
Mrs Nichols, the postess is about to start weekly
nt Cincinnati.
On Monday, the Society of the First Congregational
Church in Exeter NH, invited, by a unanimous VOTE
the Raw j. H. Farchild TO preach among them for the
time being. He will not settle himself in any place at
pr sent.
Mercantile and Literary Reporter 10 the title OF a
weekly paper published in Pawtucket, RI and Mass by
X w. Potter. DR.. John f. Kent oficiates editor
Mr. d Holbrook has become sole owner and publisher
othe Lancaster Inteuisencer.
Prof Bronson il in Cincinnati.
Hiram DEMO- Of Utica at present clerk the Supreme
Court and formerly Judge OF the Fifth Circuit has boon
pointed Reporter OF the Supreme Court Of the State in
place OF Mr.. Hill, resigned.
The Treasurer of the Orphan Boys Asylum, New Or
leans acknowledges the receipt of SAT &c. from the Pro-
pbc George Mnnday. being the proceeds Of lecture
delivered in that city ON the 29th ult.
General Swift, Colonel Kearney and Major Turnbull
constituting board ofoeers appointed to examine into
the plans for the improvement of Buffalo Harbor has
rived at Buffalo. They were accompanied by General
Brooks, commanding at Detroit, who on his way wsst
John r. Thomson, Esq, OF Princeton, NJ. has been
anmousy elected President and Treasurer of the Phi
adelphia and Trenton Railroad Company Captain stock
ton having resigned
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
n = rerc,,se f-c,,~&

United Sfssss Samuel Leepi This 10 an action
brought to recover the penalty incurred in an alleged
smuggling affair As the defence has not yet been enter.
ed into we defer going further into IT,
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
U, y. Dsstr,ct CONT.

Before Judges Nelson and Belts.
APRIL 10 In the Of Captain Drsco indicted for
piracy the Court allowed further time in order to enable
the defendant to the evidence sought for under the
Commission at Rio.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11
Common Pleas.

1 APRIL lO-SamueI .dckermsn WmC. RhinsIandey-
In this case already noticed the jury rendered verdict
in favor of plaintiff Of $3.50.
Jane NC Carly Us. 4IerGnder Brinon-Action of tres
pass the It appeared that on or about the 10Th
january last while servant OF the plaintiff was exer.
cng one OF her horses In the Sd avenue defdndent in
one horse wagon. came contact with the plaintiffs
horse and ON the injuries he then received he has
since Dies Plaintiff now brings action to DANA
ges The defence set up was that plaintiffs servant
rcttng very hard abreast another wagon and that In
consequence defendants horse became unmansgeabe.
Verdict for plaintiff $500 damages.
johnson Lazarus Eiishs 3. S,lGkefL-This was an
action brought against the endorser recover the amount
OF an acceptance for $9a3 made in favor of plaintiff
The sgnaure OF the defendant proved and oeredn
IN Pennsylvania, was objected to the ground thst the
law seal was not axed thereto the paper eng foreign
Court sustained the objection, and the plaintiff withdrew
a Juror.
The New York herald., 1845-04-11

lHE MISSISSIPPI The IicksbiTg Consultation
ais 81 the 10th u says =" The river s its banks
IN many places and the Is still rising The Indians
away above have predicted anotne destructive overflow
this year, ana Il hss caused much alarn.n