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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17
MOBILE.
"Wednesday nos.,las, Deesn,osr 17, ls4s.

Tle eastern letter mail cawe through yesterday in full. The paper mall faed from beyond Ca1rles- ton, except one Washington paper, the Luntal of the evening of the Slh, from which we have copied the lie. Of Commatees m the House of Representa- lives, appointed by the Speaker on that day
 No'hing done in the Senate in relation 10 these Commitiees
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dt EA REWARD will be gwen for the appre- PO'Ihension and delivery of my boy HENRY, who rdnaway from me sometime in the n'onth of De- ceniber, lS44 He Is about 20 years of age; very slender built; weighs about hundred and twenty pounds; inclined 10 reckle, black hair; two of his teeth out in front; and known in many public places as d race rider. When last heard of he was m Mo- bile, Ala, and will probably attempt to make his way to Oho or some other free State. Any infor- nation respecting the boy will be thankfully recs,v- ed by addressing me al Eubanks P. O.. Columbia counly, Ga or Turner Clanton, at Augusta, Geo.
 jel7 l63tcm F.. LAMKlN
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A gID.

pTTE UNDERsIG NED hns just opened large and well selected stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared sell Teachers Parents and Guardts, t0r as any House in the Southern country. He has also ihge stock ui Law hiedcaI, Theological Miscellaneous aud Standard Lil,rary Gooks; to which is added Il MANU- F4CTURLNG ADVERTISEMENT. Clerks oi Courts, aud Tax CoIleclo have Books made 10 any pattern and short notice. catalogue ot SehUu Books can he had by calling nt 25 Dnuphin street.
 novl4Kmo $. W. ALLEN.
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TIE SUGAR CRoP.--As we predicted, last week !. rain was succeeded by a severe frost. which Killed to the ground. nearly sit,he cane standing in ih,s rarish few of or planters having taken the precau. ton of windrowiHg. Since ihe frost, on Saturday night, inany have windrowed, with a view of pre serving the from the influence of the sun ,ihi, h will do, 10 A cerraIn extent. Gu Monday no n {. ing, the lst inst. al daylight, the lherlnome,er sood al 27t deg. This was inc severest could we have had io injure the cane. since 1842 In that year, In central part of this Parish, on the 10 h Nov, at daylight, the thermometer stood at PC deg. and t tne cane was killed 10 the ground In ls32 on lhe zzd Oct. we had a frost which killed the cane throughout this Parish. before hogshead of sugar WAS made. The crop short and the sugar was of inferior quality. The crop of ihs year will be cat shorf m our Parish one fou,fh and in all other paris oi the Slate ia ,ie same oporI'on.[Frank. lin (La.) Banner, Dec.6.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

 GEALER Proposals fer furnishing Stationery for S executing printing and for tmding books for this Office until the 1st January. ls47, will be re- ceived until Isl January next All the articles of Stationery must he fully equal in quality to the samples which must accompany the offers. The Printing must be executed with new and perfect ype, and the paper nsed and the Binding must be equal in material, style and finish, to samples winch may he at this olice The proposas for Print ing must the price for which the work will be done, inclusive of paper. The arlIcles and workwi be required from tim 10 time as they are wanted. STATIoNERY--Writing Paper, hand made, of lin- en, laid saiIn plain finish, faint lined and trimmed; Foolscap, per ream; Letter, per ream; Folio Post, per realn; Bank Post; Envelope, smooth royal yellow; Blottng, royal; Metallic Pens, each kind, with maker's name, per card; Qulls, Nos. 60, 70 and 80. per 100; Black-Leaa Pencils. Cohen's; Red Linen Tape, No. ls to 15. equal per dozen; Ink, Black. quarts; Ink, Red, or. per d'.zen; Waters, Red, h.; Sealing Wax, sup- scarlet; Black Sand, per dog. papers.
 PRINTING-BIack Forms, Folio Post, broad side, on a side; Demi, do;
 BiNDiNG-Folin Post per qure; Dem. do.
 dec9tE JAS. E. SAUNDERS, Collector.
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<ESA desirable Countin, Room, and several Es@. sleeping Rooms on St francis street, for rent low. Apply to
 dec17M ROtT. $. BUNKER
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CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, l - n

December g, lS45. SEALED Proposals will be received at this office = until Is, January next, for furnishing the Unied Slales Marine Hospital al Mobile with Drugs and Medicines, for the year 1916 Lists of the prnci- pal articles required can be seen at the Custom House. JAMES E. SAUNDERS,
 tlec9 Sttl 1st Collector.
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NV ESTERN PRODUCE, &c-- w POO coils Kentucky Rope 100 coils patent Salisbury stretched do ! ,i '. r
 5000 lbs Twine, 75 reams Wrapping Paper 'i@ 50 kegs prime Leaf Lard --- .s 20 casks Cin canvassed Shoulders 100 kegs prime Goshen Butter 60 whole and half kegs Western do 20 boxes Pine Apple Cheese, 10 casks do 50 qr casks Burgundy, Port, Sherry. and Ma dera Wines 20 whole and half tierces prme new Rice l25 bbls fine and St Louis and 0hIo Ploar 20 tierces extra sugar cured family Hams 200 bbls Reciifed Whiskey 20 bbls Eagle Gin, 20 do Brandy. for sale by
 decl6 EDW c CENTER & CO e UNDRIES-l5O bxs assorted Cordials s S l25 bbls Hydraulic Cement and Plaster CoFFEE-300 bags Rio ne W crop ToDAoco-200 boxes various brands BAGGISG-' co pcs heavy Kentucky ...t,4. RoPE-3 300 coils Kentucky SoAP--200 boxes No 1 BooTs AND SHoEs-150 cases NAILs-S00 kegs 4, 5. t, !. 8, 9, 10, l2, 20p BkASDY-2 half pipes "Onrd, Dupuy & Co. 4ih proof '-l, f''-'
 DonE.rIe LlauoRs-so bbIs Brandy, G.a
 ALE-l5 bbls Albany; 20 do Vinegar
 SADDLERY--Of eyeiy descrld ion
 AxEs-25 bxs double re6pei casisteei HATs-75 cases Wool and Far.ii Etf --- iHAMs---4 e ,sks Sugar Cured '9'f
 SEUXRs-l00,00 900 various brands
 lUMBRELLAs-5O eases fine Silk and Ging- ham. m stors and for sale low by
 dec15 McRAE. RAvESIES & BULLOCK. N UST received frn,n board the ship Miracle O from Liverpool. the following articles fst
 100 Wesiphaa Hams 1.gaH
 London pckIed Wanuls, Poccaiiiily, Red Cub,
 bage, Onions, &c z lt,.l ssS <
 Essence of Shrimp and Shrimp Sauce
 John Bull Sauce; Saucc Royal ..- ,s- """..' ! -y.
 Loganbv's Fish; Japan Soy t'E--s
 Gorgona Anchovies, (esseiee of) ssI,5 .--1l at c
 Mushroom and Walnut Keichups a. ~
 Red Currant Jelly; Preserves oi Red Currants
 Black Curran,s; Strawberry Jam '
 Preserved Damsons; Durham Mustard
 Raspberry Syrup and Vinegar ~ "A
 Stilion and Gloster Cheese ra Bf
 Englis, Split Peas -, Prepared Granies and Barley -7 Also, in store-A choice assortment of French Fruits Mus,roon,s, Green Peas, Trufies, French Mustard, Dutch Cheese, Brandy Fruits, Sc. A nd now in the Bay-4OO l and 2Ib caus Salmon, 25 lib cans cells, ali of which will be sold on req a sonable for and de sered free of expeuse throughout the city. e s4e decl6 JOHN OKEILLY co trl epUTrER-30 kegs hIammo,h Dairy, prime hD article, for sale hy ael s decl6 P. COOK q CO, 90 Commerce street RAGGING and ROP E--lOO0 pieces, Kentucky .-l h1 Bagging and 500 coils Rope, for gale by
 dccl9 c. WESTFELDr BRO,
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CoBLEcToR's OFPfcE, ]

December g, lS45. { SEALED proposals will be received al this office kJ until lst January nexl, for furnishing the United States Marine HusOnal at Mobile, with Provisions, Groceries etc., for the year lS46 Lists of the arti- clas required can be seen at the Custom House.
 decg SttiIIst JAS. E. SAUNDERS, Collector
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Cs1paE,I,tlN PARTY

RNESSRS. MoULToN & CLARK beg leave IVk to inform the citizens of Mobile, that their first
 CoiiIlOn Party will take place Thursday evening
 18th December, al the WAvERLY HoUsE. Those gentlemen who wish Io indulge in the heallhlul ex- ercise uf the dauce, wiIl please call at the office, | lWayerly) during lhe day and procure tickets of | admission. decl3
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AR1YOR HALL,


 ARMO Y HALL. TMR. XAUPPS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened The goth 25th oi Jauuary M 10 o'clock and o'clock rm for yonng Ladies and MasIers-niahi School for Gentlemen will commence on Saturday, th Dec. e4 ucluck. His coniss will comprisePoikd, Polka Quadriie Waitz de Dear pas, Hop Kaltz, Gallo pade, QuadriUe, q Ia Syiphic &c.
 TERMs--Per session. Oi ib lessons. ..........Sl2 Two more from same family, each. .......... 10 Private lessons, at residences. F Polka, Polkn Qnhdrille. ............-......... ID GJ' One af instruction only will be requisite to obtan n complete knowledge of all the above danees.- Mr. Xarpi will give his Saoon during the present son. Practising Quals Parties for the her improve ment sr his pupils, which will afford his pnrous sn opportunity oi judging Of his style of dancing. nov26 2i9gmo
 Iron, Steel, NaiIs, Mill Stones, dc. o. MAZANGE q CO, corner Com aud Erchanse-sts
 On,r for sule R full assortment of
 Swedish Bar Iron, fiat and square
 American md English Bar Iron, fiat, square round Do Hoop nnd Dand do, rehued
 Do Horse Shoe do do
 Do Scroll do do
 Do square and round do do, extra sizes Swedish Plough MOnl,ls
 Sheet Gust steel and other articles for Cotton Gin
 manufacturers
 Horse Shoes, Borden's pstrnt ffa i.
 Horse Shoe Nsils, t;rf1n's patent Ir .- Cut Nails Swedes Iron
 CASTING i-American, English and French . MILL STONES-of all sizes .-t Hoes. Chains, COlius' Axes, Ploughs ,. Straw Cutters, Fan Mills
 
 CUTLERY, all Of which they offer for sale on favorable terms. decllUmo
 MOBILE IRON STORE.
 D1DE q REYNOLDS, No. 24 Water Street. ff Mil Rockr--Kuin Es"pus and Burr, all sizes tf SweGes Iron, Butng Cloths
 Hoes. Trnre Chains, Axes .ff f .. 4t l-f
 Anvils, Vices. Screw Plates, Nails .l.. I.r fg. Bellows, Patent Stocks nnd Dies z Gin Genr and Mill Gear, iloilow-Ware,
 Saw Mill, Irons in sets complete
 A full assortment of HARDWARE generally. dec9 rWAVERLY HOUsE.--Thls establishment has b, thoroughly repaired, painted und furnished throughout, and now in complete order, and open for The nrcomIno olniiuns if this House equal to any in the city, and The Proprier will spare pains or pense to nuke his guess comfortable. - .,| nosa2 24fEmo n esfTa JO. CLEMENT. lGT CHINA, Glass. EarthenwRrc and Cut LEHY--WHOLEsALE AND RErAlL-The subscriber IS receiving extensive assortment Of the above art eles which he offers NJ the lowest prices. noviI JAS. MAsTERSoN, Importer, sa waier-st 2 WILLIAM N. BIsPHAM, Dentist. gr Office the North side Of ST. FRANCIS street. next above the State Bank. novl5 2ioif R. O. DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist. UJ Office and residence at No 5i paupii-srrtt, up stairs. hoy20 242tf
 
 sESOR SALE--A likely Negro Woman. Apply 10 E SMITH, WALKER & CO.,, deci7M 55 Commerce est. ANUR HIRt--Two likely and active Negro s' Men. Enquire of i, deci7 MeRAE, RAvEsIEs { BULLOCK, VN7 ANTED-A Dray Horse. Apply to w dcl7 McRaE. RAvEsIEs & BULLOCK. ID R0GANS--20 cases landing from brig Aida, i, Ae for sale by Ldecl7l II RIVERS & co,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17
ROARDING.

DY MRS. SCHOoLY, on Ihe south side of Ae Dauphin street, between Joachim and Jackson streets, where she is prepared to accommodate a few gentlemen boarders and lodeers.
 Also, large and c1mnodious Room. wiil, fire place, suitable for gentleman and his wife.
 ,lec16 14tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

OSBEN BUTTER-Landlng and for sale by NJ decI6 c4 ]. O'RElLLY A co. ' nNE Portable Backsmith's Furnace, for sale by O decl6 DADE & REYNOLDS, 24 Water-si ROOMS-50 dozen in store and for sale low b, ID decl6 Nj. c, TAUGHT & co.
 K ENTUCKY RQPE-z50 coils siar brand, Tor IN decIe sale by SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

The Native Americans of N. Orleans have orga- nised ticket of their party for the legislature, and nominated Mr. Dashiel of Lafourche, as their candidate for Lieutenant Cover nor.
 We are assured. that a letter from Mir. Pakenham has been shown in this city, in which he says that all the information he has of his own recall is what l'e has obtained from the American newspspers.-- IN. Y. Com.
 We learn by a passenger on one of the up rive, steamers, that the Ohio above Cincinnati was frozen over, and that ice was abundant in the upper Mis- sissppI.-lN. o. Jefersonian.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

CoTToN-The market was quite fla yeserday-sales reported 6670O bales Former qaniaons are con,in- ue Gut the bas favorable to purchasers. The principal buyers of The previous day were passive esler day, and the transactions confined 10 snal scattering parcels cnmpption Of light orders and filling freight engagements The o last three business days about $500 bales, Of which fully 20OO Monday Reed from lst Sept. 10 l2th Dec. bales 74,i4S Reed snrr Friday evening, Dec. l2...".. 90lo
 Total this seHSOn n,.....-.-.......''..--- eo, loJ Exported iron, lsi Sept. to i2th Dec bales 334O7 Exported since Friday, l1h Des..."."., l61o-S5,Os5 socE on hand and on boa ships ot cleared hales4s Receipts fom lst S p to 7th Dec ls44 ....". 0Ou Stock IoH cleared l7h Dec. lsi4. ..". 63 o59 EXCHANGE quiet at last Sterling 5;d premi Francs 5r3sd54O. New York GO days 2iG9l discount, checks lIGDla dis. New Orleans cheeks prem. State notes lGl4 dis.
 FREIGHTs-No engagements reported and lho market very dull last rates, which were li-S2d Liverpool 1tc. 10 IIhVre and tc coasiwise.
 Correspondence of the Register and Journal.l
 gw-ORLEASs, Dec. Is, PM. le45. The advices per Cambria reached at early honr this morni lg and have produced advance in our cot market Up this hour about l5Oa bales have been J prices Hale higher One Of the lists sold 1000 bales middng al 74r. per lh.
 The flour completely unsettled by The Eng 1lsh nswsh"lora at -"" H ha5 |" TX hIees ai' N''" ing whatever has been dune in sues since the morning. ale oi 2OO bs sl Louis look place early hour aI S7,50, for city consumption.
 The weather has cleared up and become bright md cold. Business lhe sugar platform Is brisk this morn ing, but have heard no particulars of sales.
 Yours, L. WESTERN RIvsRs--At Pittsburgh 2nd instant, 9 fee Il inches water and failing. The Cincinnati packets were being laid up in tho expectation of freeze The ice in the canal Pl,sburg the 2nd firm and sod- Al Wheeling, 2nd, snehes snowi feet inches water and falling. At Cairo, 3d, quite fleet Ofseamers bound mp, waiting rise Only 3t feet waer at that point in the Miss. The Palestine, bound down from St. Louis. aground miles above and in dangerous situalion R- yer full of ice.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

DAN MARBLE is shaking the sides of the play goers nightly with his life-like illustrations of the genuine Down Easter. Practice has improved him greatly sIpcs hIs last visit. A
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed 1 Administrator of the Estate of Thos. w. R- chardson deceased, hy the Orphans Court ofWash- inglon county, notice hereby gwen 10 all persons having clais agaIns said Estate, that unless they are presented within the time prescribed by law . they will he barred and all indebted will make im- mediate payment.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

4 6tOMMlTTEn 10 the Jail of Clarke county and V State of Alabana, on the 10th day of May, 1S45, negro man nam, NED, and says he belongs To John iiambell who lives in Marianna, Jackson county, Florida-says he runaway about the first feet six inches high. dark complexion, stout built, has one upper tooth mssing. scar on tbe back of his left wrist, and has the African marks across his breast, and says they are family maks-he was brought from Virginia hast fall To New Orleans-- The owner IS requested to come forward, pay charges and take hun away, said slave will be sold to pay jail fees. agreeable the statute a such cases made and provided,
 dec9 Stomo JAMES SAVAGE, Jaier.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17
MARINE NEWS.

Port Of Mobile Dece embcr IT, 1S45.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Creole, IIiern. from New Orleans.
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EOM MI1'rED To ihe jail of Blount county on V the 26ih day of September, 1s45, runaway slave who when committed, said his name was GEORnE, and that he belonged 10 James Craig. of Dallas county, Ala, hut since, and now, says his name IS ROMULUS, and that he belongs to William Doug lass, of Lowndes county, Ala. Said slave is between yellow and copper complex ioo. or 30 years of age. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay costs and char ges and take him away or he will be dealt with according the statute in such cases made and provided.
 noy6 23I+Cmo 4. MURPIIREE, Sheriff.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. N iS@ n The fine ligli drausht steamer w SEsEsssissiEasaZ. W. FRY, IL Kinney master, will leave Tor tie above and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY, 18th inst at o'cbck PM.
 For freight or passage, appk on board orio
 decl7 NJ WAKING & co
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6tOM MlTTED to the jail of Biount county on the V 29ih day of September, 1Sl5, runaway slave who says hs name is ROB, and that he belongs to Docl. Gordon Moore of Northampton county, Vir- gina. Said slave is of black complication. chunky built, five feet St inches high, and 45 or 50 years of property, pay costs and charges and take him away or he will be dealt with according to the statute in such cases made and proY ided.
 o,G 9I+cmo MIJRPHREE Sheriff
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w. r. SPINKS, AunihisITi RARRyToN Oct % I8lj uoyIO 23

"A of an order of he Honorable Judge of the Or pans Court, in the county of Baldwin, will be sold Ht the late residence of Col. LEE SLAUGHTER. in said county on MONDAY. the fifth of January, l846, the remaader of the personal property of the said deceased, consisting of Negroes. men. and children; plantation Utensils, Horses ard Mules, &c. or so much thereof will pay the debts remaining due from said esate. Terms of sale--Nules ut six inohths. with approved security.
 Nj. A. SLAUGHTER, Adnx.
 Baldwin county, Dec. l. lS46 decd 4tcp ids
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h Ina'+s R The fine passenger steamer AD- GsSSasE1x- -MIRAL, w. II. Webbing master, will leave for the above and III intermediate land ings oa FRIDAY, Iaih inst at } o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, appy to
 decI7 Nj WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-17

COMMITTED To the jail of BIount county Olhe. 26ih day of September, 1915, runaway slave who says h's name is JOHN, and that he be- longa to~ w iiam Maxwell, of Butler county, Ala. Said slave IS of n yellow complexion, stout built, five feet st inches high, has large thick lips like ly boy 9 or 30 years of age The is request ed to forward, prove property, pay cost and charges and take him away or he will be dealt wnh according the statute in such made and pro- | yided.
 nov6 23ltc A. MURPHREE, Sheriff.
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PAi3lNS, FIGS, &c-5O boxes layer Raisns AG 50 ha1 boxes do do
 50 quarter boxes bunch Raisias
 90 drums Smyrna Figs. Landing and for sale declT byJ O'REILLY & CO NEMENT-l5O bbIs Nelson g. Brown HydrauI,c S PLAsTER-50 bbs Calcined
 20 bbs Plaster ier's Hair For sale by decI7 E. c. CENTER & CO
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. . Cs~" A The fine lls,t draught steamboat SFs9sS<sfsS5.- BELLE POu.E, Loughridge, mas ter. will leave for the above and eimediate land ings, on THIS DAY, l7tl instant, al o'clock PM. For freight or passage, aplly on board or 10
 decl7 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

A CHRONICLE OF THE TURF, FILL
"A SPORT; LITERATURE AND Tai
| STAGE, em6elIi'hed with APPENDED steel en-
Cravings DuhllGhed every SATURDAY. morning, a
No. BarkIpy street. John Richards, PrOpSle.
Tor, William r. Porter, Editor. This we'll known
weekly publication, which was established IN
] 1891, by it's present editor, commenced tie Thr-
4 teenth volume on the 18th Of March, lS43. 1t is
sheet oil the very largest class, containing
/ twelve imperial quaFtO pages, printed on linen
paper Of the finest texture, and on good type.
II is embeishe with the largest and mast highly
finished engravRgs on STEEL ever issued by a
periodical in the United States. The last three
vOlumns contained superb portraits Of the dis.
tingished American and imported Horses de.
signed TO Constitute an American Sporting Gal
ery, accompanied with complete Memoirs gtV-
ing the pedigree characteristics, and peIiornan.
ces OF each. with accidental notices Of their CO.
Temperatures, &c. The engraVIngs correspond in
sixe eighteen inches by thirteen) with those
annually published in London. Of the winners OF
Derby, Oaks, and ST. Leger, and have been eX.
ecuted in line, on steel plate, expressly for this
paper, from original pictures, in oil, by the most
eminent artists
On the course OF the present Volnmn, of l643.
will also be given a portrait Of fashion, the
Northern champion, and such other magnificent
embellishments az will hereafter be determined
GpOR.
The spirit Of the Times" is so well known
Throughout the country rs the acknOwle lodged
"ChFOnicle Ofthe Turf, Field Sports" &c. that
it is not deemed necessary to go iNto any detail
of its peculiar characteristics.
TERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION AND ADvERTHIvG.
For one years subscription $40 in advance.
For advertising one square of ten printed lines
Cor l2O wOEds,) Two Dollars for the first inser
lion, and so cents for each subsequent insertion,
and longer or shorter ones in that proportion
Less than so words will be considered half a
square, more than go square. No advertise
Uent will be inserted unless paid for in advance.
Gentlemen in the country can easily ascertain
he amount proper to be RENTED, by simply
counting the words of their advertisements.
6TExtra copies of the large engFavings on
teel may be obtained at the publication Office
: 81 each. They will be sent to any section
{ the UuOn, secure from injury.
C6YItis desirable that such letters and COM
nuniCatiOOs as relate TO the editorial depart
Aent aud to Blood Stock, be addressed to VIM.
|. Porter. all Others TO Richards The postage {
aust be paid in all cases. {
New York, Nov. IL, l843 d
The Low price at which it will be issued rem
ers It the cheapest periodical in this or any /
Their country, considering the cost and beauty t
fits FIFTY TWO ENGRAVINGS. and the $
'tFlnsic value fits literary contents. Those
oslrOus Of receiving the paper from the COM &
encement, will have it tualDy sent to their Fl
1dresS CpOn their forwarding TO the um'er. d
gned, at No. Ann street dollars, free of ex- b
snse. Il
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
EARLY POTATOES.

We are OlleO inquired Of 90 TO the bes
me'hod Of procuring early POtatoes, and a,
ths firSt ahIQg 10 be atleaded 70 10 10 ob,aic
early seod, we append the following let, a
e@brsciNg 'he most oIigi6le:-EarIy Blues
Blue NOees--ENrIy Fre0ch--IIillsE Early
EARLY Mercer, knOwa az Chenangoes,
and on May accounts O0s Of the best vari.
cites, il nOl tie best Of which we have any
practical Knowledge, and SchOOdac Blues.
II you desire early Iubers Cor table use,
hey may DO dad simply by exPOsiOs The
seed IN a warm aituatioO in early spring,
takiOg case 10 eSver9hem carefully ct night,
Or It preferable, by PlaciNg them in a warm
room. BY either Of these modes very.
early aud vigorous organization will be in-
daced, end The SOed may be planted out as
SoO0 as the sOi is sufficiently dry 10 work.
Care should be had not to break or iniure1
the sprouts. Some start by planting in1
heaps of manure ia which there is cOnsd. ]
cradle Fermentation gOiOg on; buI this is5
q less desirable method Man either of the |
above, and requires far mOrs care.-A Y
Emporium.