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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13
MRS. GEORGR,s

BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. SO C0uGnmenf-streef.
THNIIE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
Il liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes plea in announcing TO the public The pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out TO
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in
struction. Mr.. NORMAN PINNEY, who has long
been engaged in te. ching in this city, and from his
success has increased confidence in his method of
imparting knowledge, will give instruction in the En-
glish language German and Spanish will be taught
by able professors, under the direction of Mr.. p.
Madam KovALEsKI, recently from Europe, a la
DIV Of distinguished ability, has been engaged TO teach
Vocal and instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. G's family, and is
practiced during meal hours hours oil tuition and out
of school, as much as circumstances permit.
The discipline of the school is mild, but at the
same time firm and strict
Conditions.
For instruction In the Fen and English languages, 81,
S., Sc, 81 and So per month.
Vocal Music, first class $40 per month
Infant +" 8 3"
Board varying from S. to $l2 per month.
Each boarder to lu.nish bed, bedding, towels, sill
YER goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, are expected to appoint an Agent in the city who
will be Responsible for all dues. Terms payable
monthly in advance.
Reftrencss-
GEORGES GAINES,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
A. y. Ounce, Mobile.
Percy WALKER,
WAIT s. HoYT.
FRANCIS $. LYON, } Don,o,ol;s
BENZ. N. GLOVER.
wv hoSi ME- Portland, Dallas co.
0o- The duties of the school will be resumed on
the second Monday in October. se.'20 lO4
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WILL he sold, in front Of The Court House Of
w Mobile County. on Friday, the 14l Of No
vemLer nexi, between the hours Of - and O'Clock
all the personal estate Of The laie Jos. II. Young
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
oct Is T. HOWARD. Administrator.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED TO the jail Of Mobile county, IN
u the 10Th October, ls45, by A. Weiherby, Esq,
n Justice Of the peace. runaway slave called Wll-
LIAM black complication, 5 feet 6 inches high.
aged ahou! go years, and says he belongs TO 'ohn
The is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
pert, pay charges and take HIM away, OF he will be
dealt with at cord,us to law in such cases made and
provided to pay jail fees.
pe,l4 2l3 G. BANCROFT, Sheriff N c.
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nj OTICE-TRUST SALE--In pursuance OF The
' powers in deed of trust dated sixth March last,
made BIZ Plolemy r. Harris, 10 the undersigned for
the purpose Of securing Jeplha V. Harris, and VIM.
w. Clayton, upon Their endorsements upon three
notes, Two for thousand EACH and ore for six
thousand dollars, one Of which due in June last,
and the other will he due in December next, which
deed has been recorded in Clarke and Washington
countless We will on The sixth day of December next,
at the city Of Mobile sell for cash. the following slaves
of The said Harris specified in The said deed, to wit:
Moses, Cherry, Jack, Butcher, RhOda. Derry, Mary,
and her two children; Ennis Mary, Ann, and child;
gnes. Nathan, Frances, and her two children; Bar
bara, EsleIe, Jim, Angelina, and four children;
Margaret, Mitchell, Jim and one child; Less, Prs-
ella, aud five children; Julia, Albert, Victoria, Or
chea and one child; Ben, Fanny, Pasey, Eli, Nelly,
Milly, Eliza, Dick, Louisa, Julia, Moses, Elias,
Cato, Robert Dizzy, Bedney Sally, and her five chill
dren Chimney, CorneIia, Edmund, AnionilIe, aud one
child; Nancy, Sarah, Mary, Elisha, LYDIA, and
child; WiI Joe, Louisa, Cells, and four children;
Washington, Laura, Joe, Franklin.
The slaves in the possession OF the under
signed, and can he the plantation OF Judge isr
ris. in Washingi county. They likely parcel
OF slaves, have been acclimated and the sale will be
absolute and title unquesoned
HENRY b. HOLC0MBE, r,
GEO. G. HENRY.
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PUBLIC SALES
BY WIN. II. BUxNELL.

THIS nay, at 8 O'Clock
10 cases Bonts and mems and boy = Brogans
or casks Malaga Wine
10 bales Almonds; 20 boxes Tobacco
, irkios Goshen Batter
boxes "Wa,ne's" ToblceO
Al 81 o'clock
800 pieces Prints. assorted; 90 do Kefse1
20 do Linsey Sheeling
300 par Blankets; SO do wool and cotton Hose
GhawIs.et
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Aenaemr-nIaIe Dennrtment.

Barton Academy-n1aIeD Department.
MFR. MERRILL. respectfully gives notice that he
IVA will reopen his School on the 10Th instant, i
the second story of The Academy Instruction vii
be given rs heretofore IN the various branches OF !
thorough English ard Classical Education Tuition
So and S6 per month"; payable in advance. A com.
peent teacher of rench will be employed, and pu
pills will be taught to speak, we'll AS to read ant
write the language. Charge-$2 per month.
octll 2l2
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IA FOR RENT-A comfortable Dwelling
EE:H House on the side of Conception street,
lhlrd house from Government, with all convenient
offices, and in good repair. Apply at this ofiee.
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OFFICE OF The MUTUAL SAFETY lxs. Co.,

OFFICE OF The MUTUAL SAFETY LIS. Co..
No. 56 Wall-streei.
TEHHE Trustees Of the Mutual Safety Insurance
Il Company have the satisfaction of informing the
public that, after providing for the payment in cash
Of their losses by the late fire, and all other claims,
the Company is in possession of Bonds and Mort
cages, and substantial Premium Notes to an amount
exceeding $3.50 600; in addition to which They have
received from their dealers in this city new sub
scriplion ofover 100000, making total oflelia-
BILE assets of upwards Of $i50,000
BY order Of the trustees
FEB. COOK, President,
ALFRED PELL, Vice President
Jos, B, COLLINS, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

THE Mobile Agency will be continued at The
corner of st. Francis and Royal streets, Cup
siairs,) where applications for FIRE, RIVER, and
MARINE insurance will be received and promptly
acted upon heretofore.
noy4 ROBT Il BUNKER Agent
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PUBLIC SALES.

Trust sale ofyaIasi,Ie Real Estate.
J" I'LL ir sold ior cash (rasihlc IN Alabama
w Bank Nuies) il iron, Of the Mansion Ilsuse.
in the city Of Mobile, nj II NJ, Monday. Nnven.
Der l7ih. lS45 by 'ifue OF certain Decd OF Trust.
executed 9th day Of January, 1910, 10y Dennis Don
Kane, recorded 10 the Offer Of me. Clerk Of The
County Court Of Mobile county. ia bonk u Moiiga
ges No. L. pages rs 10 IS, that well known and de
sirabp counify rePdenre bull hy Col. Kane, and
now o., uoed by Vim. II. Redwood, Esq situate
about ihree miles from The city, with nulhnuses, gar
dem shrullery etc, described as follows: Lo nnm-
ber T. beginning a stake on the souh SIDE o tue
New Spring Ilill Road and running sunth from said
road six hundred anl ffiy-two (652) ieet, thence
westwardly along lie nurth boundary line Of proper
~ belonging to Layina Murphy, conveyed TO her by
u. u. Kane Nv deed bearng date July :, 1889.
one hundred (l00) feet a stake, thence north sk
hundred and lwrny-eigh feet. eight inches l6zS
Sl2) 10 the sand New Spring Hill Road, and thence
easery along lie south eide Of said road 10 the
place Of beginning, containing one 1S5bO acres
bounded the east by lot former " conveyed to
John Eiol, on the south by property OF LaTina Muir
phy, on the west by lot numbered four, and on The
narh by the Spring Hill Road. Also-Lot number
ed five, beginning At stake the south side Of the
New Spring Hill Road, and running from the said
road south six hundred and twentv-eight feet eight
inches 1928 8-l2) to the northern boundary line OF
the property ofthe SAID Laviua Murphy, designated
nv stake thence westwardIy along said line from
SAID stake one hundred (100) feet TO a stake thence
north six hundred and six lee, four inches (606 412)
10 the New Spring Hill Road, thence eastwardy
along the sonh side of The said road hundred
tlOO) feet to the place Of beginning, containing one
09902-4200 acres-bounded the east by lot No.
4, the south b, The property OF Lavina Murphy On
the wesI by lot number g. and on the north by the
New Spring Hill Road, manner and form Except
the omission OF a private road OF 80 feet wide) as
the said lots are marked and laid down plan OF
lots executed by James Dowell, Surveyor, which is
recorded in the Office Of the County Court Of Mobile
couny-he said lots being part OF The premises con-
yeyed by Isaac II. Erw in and 10 seph Clement, by
deed dated May 49, 1898, 10 ID. ID. Kane and L..
murphy, recorded in the Office of the Clerk Of the
County Court of Mobile county, in book w, pages
t2O to 1923. JNO. DUNCAN, Trustee.
by LINDSAY & Fox,
oct2S 223ds Attorneys in fact.
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"A FOR RENT-A commodious and airy two
Ef:ss3 story frame Dwelling House, situated on Gov
eminent, between Conception and Jackson streets,
and lately occupied by W. H. Redwood ESQ., Apply
TO r. l.. WATKINS & CO.,
noyl corner Water and 81 Francis SITS
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AzA AMERICAN HOTEL REsTAURAT. IN
ee..:IM FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. G:.Gf
Situated on Exchange -sfrert, bstWsen Water and

%zA AMERICAN HOTEL RESTAUR4T. &EA
Es::% FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE \. !G..G
Situated on Erchange street, bstwsen Water and
Commerce streets, Mobile.
The above well known and popular establishment
having undergone thorough repairs during the past
summer. ia now open for the
To planters and business men generally The above
establishment ia the most convenient Of any in the
city-being in Immediate proximity to the wharves
and principal tloroughlares-and can accommodate
from so 10 go with sleeping apartmeis, and about
$50 with board The eating department 10 on The
Restaurant plan, where they can get their meals at
any hour in the day-besides. The reasonable rates at
which board, lodging, &c, can he had, n reduction
offrom 10 to 20 per cent from iasi year.
10 The utmost order and cleanliness observed
throughout the establishment. The proprietor
hopes that with these recommendations and strict
attention to business, 10 merit share oil patronage
RATES OF BOARD, sc.
Board and lodging, single room, per month $50 w
do do two more in a ROOM. 70 w
do do per week .......... w
do do per day. ......... l 20
Lodging per night U oU
BOARD only. Der month. Is 90
do do per week ........-........- w
do do per day.. ........ $50. "
Break last and sumner, each 35
oc,2s 2i9tf JAMES J. DYER.
NEGROES FOR SALE.
A LOT of likely young Negroes, Field Hands
IA and House servants, just from Marvand-ior
sale at No. 81 Royal street, Also, superior Black
smith.
nova 229umo% WALTER l.. CAMPBELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

Catalogue Sale.
FRIDAY, 2lst inst, at 10 O'Clock, at sales room
-250 cases Boots, Shoes, Brogans and Hats, com
rrising-
20 cases Cowhide Boots, 20 do kip peg'dd do
TO do fine calf sewed do
do do water proof do, 10 do Polk do
20 do kip pegsed Brogans
Is do seal and mo- do, 5 do calf sewed do
20 do prime Russell do
10 do boys kip and seal do
10 do youths aud children's do
5 do ladies' French kid RR
do do do Lace Slips
10 do do Mo. Lace Bouts
do do kid spring heel Busk ins
do morocco webb do
do misses morocco do
10 do ladies' lasting do
10 do youths Cacks
so do black and drab X b Hats
The above invoice has been recently received per
ship WIN. Goddard and bark Hura-have all been
manufactured during the last summer and in quality
and material aud good workmanship is not surpass
ed by any lot sale. The trade and consumers wall
find the opportunity favorable for satisfactory pur
| chGses. Terms at time OF sale.
Catalogues will be furnished previous TO the sale.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

Furniture Sale.
On SATURDAY, Nov. 18Th. at 10 o o'clock
1 Mahogany Sofa; Dining Tables
Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs
Card Tables; Rocking Chairs
Carpets; Dining Tables Lounge
RedsIeads. Hair MaIrasses. WashsIan,la. etc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13
BY J. H. RIVERS & co.

Port Wardens' Sale.
FRIDAY, I4th inst, at IL O'Clock, on CONTEST
wharf, will be sold by order Of the PorI Wardens-
/ briggs MainsaIl; briggs JIb
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BY >. /. s. 4. 1. JONES.

On SATURDAY, 18th INST. will be sold on ac-
count Of former pun chaser, (Mr. Henry Miller,)
1876 Hair and Clothes Brushes. Terms cash.
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BY ST.. s. 1. L. JONES.
s ION ES AnnIInnI

THIS DAY. at 9 O'Clock, at Our grocery sales
room, will he sold general assortment of Groce-
ries, consisting oc
Gunpowder, Hyson and Pouchong Teas
New Mess and Prime Pork and Beef
Old Monongahela and rectihed Whisky
Gnnpowder, ii yson and P9uchong Teas
Green RI Coffee, assorted CordiaIs
Lemon Syrup and Stoughton Buers
Sperm and Whale Oil, No Soap
Champagne Cider, Mustard in boxes
Collins Axes, Backing, Glassware, consisting
of Tumbers, Decaaters, Butter Dishes, etc.
At Ii O'Clock precisely
IN Dry Goods Saies Room, " i'll he sold genera
assortment of fall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Tweed. Flushing, Cloth ani Pilot Oyercoats
Linen Bosom aud Angola Shirts and Drawers
Suspenders, and IL fine assortment Of gentIemen's
new style HAS, Caps, Umbrellas. etc.
Also-New style Prints, Cacoes. A pacas
Mousellne de LANES, afghan Grapes
Gen.lemen's Wooden Hosiery, fancy Crayats,
With en- lpndid assortment of Solar I,amns.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

wv ANTED--On the PUBLIC WORKS 1.-THE
w Navy Yard, Pensacola, TWENTY ABLE
BODIED SLAVE LABORERS, for which ONE
DOLLAR per day will be given, Application TO I've
made TO the Commandant ofthe Yard
w. X. LATIMER,
nOyl0 233if Commandment.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

IRA FOR RENT-Two small stores in the new
E.sM building on the east side of Commerce street,
between Government and Church st. Apply TO
oct29 WIN. p. BROWNE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

ga LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. NJ
- THE Undersigned. wishing TO lesvesI~
the state, offers for sale valuable Plantation, silu
ated n Autauga County, near Siatesyille, conIaIn-
ing 1900 acres. about 100 acres cleared and in
high state Of cultivation, being the place formerly
occupied by John Giliersleeve and John Scott. On
the plantation there is good Gin and Mill House;
also, "a fine Dwelling, with all the necessary out
buildings. Attached to The plantation there is a
Tan Yard, in complete order.
Also, forlysix Negroes, consisting Of men. wo-
men and children; the stock Of Horses, Mules,
Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, &c. The Land
purchaser may desire. The above is offered at pri-
vare sale until The LIST Of December next, when, IL
not disposed Of, it will he sold at Auction.
Terms OF sale--One third Cash, the balance in
one, two and three years, with interest from date
Apply to JAMES +. cunts,
oct 7-2ll tldec Mobile.
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made TO the Commandant ofthe Yard
W. X. LATIMER,
noviO 23s,f Commandment.
ID EMOVAL-D. b. CRANE respectfully in.
Ia forms his friends and the public that he has
moved his Cabinet Furniture Mandatory 10 No. %
Water-st., three doors north Of ST. Francis.st,
where he will continue the business in all its branch
es. Upholstery, repairing and making &c order Pol
trait and Picture Frames: SONS reseated; Matrass-
es made over in the best manner A share of pat
ronage solicited. d. B. CRANE. % Waterst,
thee doors north Of ST Francs.st.
few articles of chUice Furniture on Ina nd will be
sold very low. nov1lKmo
O5-The Advertiser will copy one month.
nSSS VALUABLE SUGAR OR COTTON
EXPLANATION FOR SALE-Will be sold
liberal terms, $500 of Land situated on the
river St. Bernard in Texas, Eve miles west of the
Brasos river, and Is miles from the sea coast, suit
able either for Sugar or Cotton. 200 acres are
cleared and in high state OF cultivation, with fine
new Gin House, excellent Negro Houses, Stables,
Sc On this tract is Sugar Cane sufficient TO plant
one hundred acres To such who wish
to purchase either fine Sugar Cotton Plantation.
the $500 present strong attractions. The land
Of The best quality. For further particulars APP.
ply to BOYkIN & McRAE, Mobile.
0rS-The New Orleans Pickayune will copy for one
mouth and send billie tnovllKmol b. E MGR
MFRS. COLLINS, an Indian Doctress, who has
IvA resided many years with the Indians and stu
died the Indian mode Of practice all kinds Of
diseases that durable, such sores ulcers
GERS aud chronic diseases of all kinds and consunp-
ton il not too far advanced-can restore the blind
TO sight and deafto hearing, il not born so-cures
wens, eyes, dropsy, and all complaints Of the H.
yer. Also, ladies' diseases. She uses roots and
herbs altogether in her practice, the of which
she procures from Michigan that cannot be found in
The southern county.
S1F Residence on the corner of Lipscomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found at all
times unless professionally engaged. move Kmo"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13
ALEX, SHORT,

ALEX. SHORT.
COTTON BROK Err,
novl % St. Michael street.
n AW NOTICE.. W. LESESNE will prac-
h tca Luw in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu-
lary the sessions Of the Circuit Courts held in those
counties. now 22Dtu
T AW NOTICE-JoHN WooDwAR and Tho.
IL MAS WOODWARD have associated IN the prac-
lice Of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
BENTON and Taladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
0o-Ofiice at Talladega. Ala. dec9Ky
OTlCE-Tbe subscriber having established
Nhimseif in New Orleans, for the purpose of con-
Quoting a general Auction and Commission Business,
respectfully offers his services for the sale pur
chase Of Produce, Merchandise. Slaves, etc.
All orders will be attended TO with promptitude,
and in manner that will ensure satisfaction.
Slaves cCssigned to the subscriber for sale, will
be provided with comfortable quarters at 80 cents
per day.
Office ID the A,chafala,a Bank Building, opposite
Banks Arcade. p. B. TAYLOR.
N. ORLEANS, Oct 20, 1s45. oc,sI 22skmc
mo COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
Il PLANTERS-The subscribers have on
hand the following goods for plantations. (all ofthe
manufacture Of Dewing & Edmands,) which they
will sell a, The lowest prices
1900 pair Mems Double Sole oak taned Russets
5000 do do Single do do do
5000 do do do do Hemlock do
1000 do do Prairie Boots straight bottoms
nailed all round.
The Russets and Boots Of Dewing B. Edmands'
manufacture are well known to need farther des-
cription. No trouble to show goods.
DENYING, EDMANDS & FIELD,
noyfc No. o ST F,ancis 81.
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BYMARsHALL, ROWE s. Co.

On FRIDAY next, ut 10 O'Clock AM. al sales
room, new and elegant Furniture, consisting of Ma
hoganv Side Boards, Blu eaus, Redsieads, Dining
and Tea Tables, Secretaries, Ward Robes. etc.
Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13
BY MARSHALL, ROWE & co
uIfNTINETnN Au,t;onaa,

Gu FRIDAY MORNING. at 10 O'clock
dwarf boxes fine Tobacco, damaged
and sold under The inspection and by order OF Tho
Wardens oflhe port.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13
By c. w. OGDEN.

THIS DAY, nj 10 O'Clock, AT stores Nos Is aud
II Water street, late n Durand's--
Bacon. Sugar, Flour, Whskey
Tea, Coffee. Butler, etc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

- FOR RENT-slore No IL. pn wrsI side
y Of Commerce. between Cont aud Da"phin.sls'
novIl Enquire Of LEBAROS h son.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

ia TO RENT-A Dwelling House on north
ll! II side OF Canal street, between Conception and
ST Emanuel streets. Apply TO
0REaORY & SiLSBY,
noyII corner Dauphn and Royal sis
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

~ FOR RENT from LIST November-The
I'LL small Brick tenement on the north east corner
Of 81 Francis and Claiborne Streets
Also-Brcl tenement on the south corner of
st Michael and Franklin streets.
And the entire square situated between ST Fran
els, st Michael, Dearborne and Wkerson streets.
and on which there are two small Brick buildings
Apply to BARNEWALL + WANROY,
ocl3l st Michael-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-13

To HIersha nts nd Business Men of Mobile.
TIME Publisher OF the SELMA FREE PRfSs
4 bess leave 10 announce to tia bubrIness public,
that tn press enjoys very extensive circnlnrlion
in South Aialms--p Iicularly aiming The rich aud
wealthy planters OF the counties OF Dallas. Perry,
Wilcox. Lowndes ADD AuinuRa. who make their
purchases nearly altogether in vour city. Mer-
chanIs, Traders, &c. would therefore consult their
interests by giving circulation through this medium
10 their Adrerfissms.is. He issues OIL an en-
Idrged sheet, with new materials, and he has every
reason TO expect that The Press will great
er circulation Than ever O terms shaH BE- moderate.
SELMA, Nov. 1915. Il. J. FKOW.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
THE LYNN.

e.,,.t anl plHlishod every SATvGoAs st
,rs poILARs in advance.
",j,,,,,enen inserted for enc dollar per
Often lines or loss,l for the irst insertion,
~ INV cents Tor each subsequent insertion.
',4,sr,isemsnIs of personal nature will 10
,%,sly be charged double price Of ordinary adj
,r.'tncnts
y,,EIY AbvrKrlsGSa.- "A deduction viii BE
.,ls 70 those who advertise by the year 10 a sui
sI,5,amount 10 make It fox the Interest OF ner-
talts onl others.
A5.er,isemsnt5 ont Of the direct lire Of ou'i-
,,s If the yearly advertiser Will he charged Iof
,.-erstsly at tive ordinary rates
Professional Cards, not altororio tor 'he !u"''
,s,,siaiug ten lines Or less ten dollars. -
r q names ofcaniidates for county oHceS -
;. assrsei for Eve dollars, payment AWAY Nv "1
,,7-s. and STATE Offices ten dollars. .u
Gle.,io, tickets will naycr DO dc''efe" "'
sri for. ..-....,, ,r,,1,, ~
,,@iv;aral iaterest, viii be cnargd At nan p,'Ie
e ordinary advertisements an MUS NC s''''
A3yer,iss,rsnts no: marked with the humoef q
..-,:,cs viii he continued MI forbid, ana any
'l,,,s,i,ns made after insertion charged eN"s'
A4ys,,isinE patrons will favor us hy haH",NF
t.t,.5yertisomauts as eaFly after oHr reSn'@I
'''Is..,;,, lnv- - cocyerjent--not .at"r IL SHJ
;fnossible, ,nan Thursday night.
'A' 80 IOR-WORK nus, be paid Tor Oh aelis
tfv. 49,. .,,rS,.c,s ,r,,-y vi
at pc attended to
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
The Cherokees.

The white man claims TO be the pro-
tector Of the Indian. The soldier is
placed by his side 10 guard him; the
citizens affects to be his friend Yet is
the Indian plundered, abused, degraded:
We suppose the Cherokees, if deal:
fairly by, would soon become civilized
race. In their old homes they were
advancing rapidly. Many of them
were good farmers; more still were
steady Iaborers; and their scool at Ech-
Ola, under the wise government Of mis-
sionary Me,hodlsis, was large AMI flour
ishing. Aud in their new homes the
same-Ea we'll informed friend says a
greaierl disposition to Improve is mani
tested, if they could only be let alone
A few days since the very soldiers sent
to guard their rights burned their hou-
| ses and assaulted their women. For
tunately they were arrested. The ias'
acknowledgement them as on their way
to Little Rock, where they are 10 bt
tried. Ifguilty, we hope an example
may be made Of them They merl
the sev'est punishment. And almost ev
cry mail brings US report OF outbreak
and difficulties in the Indian T8rr.tor :
Who IS TO blame? 4 weak party IS a
most purdent; the Cherokees arc Pr
verbally so. We have no idea th'
they have given cause of afron, to an
white man. We are too, confirmed
this opinion. BY the action oftheCher'
KEGS. They held a public meeting lac
+" Whereas, the outrage perpe'ra't
on the night Of the i2'h lns'.' oy u
United States soldiers stationed al 70
Gibson, upon the persons OF heip'e
and unoffending females, and upon The
properly, taken in connection win OF
or and previous 3 acts, by persons
,ached to the same post, that inirinl
,,on the 20 ',,cai right and lnnaool'