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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

NEW SOURCE OF TRADE.-We learn from
the Pauldin, Clarion that several steamboats,, carry
ing 500 BALE, have assembled the Chikasawhay river
ms far as Entrprize. and that many planters have
thus been ahlt for time to send their crops d
reel Ia this ely by reference to the map of MiSsis-
sppi. it will We seen that the regular navigation Of
the Cbikasauhay would bring 10 New Orleans the
entire crop and trade Of The counties Of Jackson,
Perry, Greer, Jones, Wayne, jasper, Clarke, and
the best part Of Lauderdale and Newton. The four
last among the finest counties in the State, and
rapidly incrtasing in population; Lauderdale itself
beng able o cast upwards of 1000 votes. The whole
of this extensive trade has heretofore passed b, land
carriage, and down the Tomhgbee TO Mobile to
whose prosperity il has contributed no little. The
people Of a section of Mississippi are industrious
thrifty and oil ofdebt. They are farmers, not man
ulaciurcrs They purchase what they want-pur-
chase literally, and pa, the cash down out Of the
nrnrrsds Of their crops. Their groceries, wearing
apparel. liable furniture, farming implements, hats
shoes books, drugs, liquors, SC are always bought
and paid for when they sell their cotton. II would
be quite easy matter to attract nine tenhs Of this
extensive trade To New Orleans, and all classes
would feel the benefit Of il. Fifteen twenty thou
sand dollars judiciousl, expended on he Chickasaw-
hay woull render 1t uavigabIe continuously fur
months inIhe year fo light draft boats, exclusive Of
incidental iresheis Would il not be a wise econom,
in our merchants ~ open subscription for that l.
mount and thus bring TO the city II trade worll
itself IA million Of dollars, and annually ncrea sing
in. .. Crescent CITY.
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MOBILE
Thursday Morning, May s, Isf5
The mails came through yesterday 10 full.

o. II. BARNhr. Esp, was yesterday elected
President Of the Merchants Insurance Company Of
the CITY of Mobile, in place of II, B. GwATHMEY,
ESQ resigned.
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Tue democratic Convention in Chambers county
expressed their preference for NAT. TERRY
''' Wv rn"r' The Morgan county Convention gave
wv 'a"'' "S ue''ons In Low ndes county a vote of
confidence in TERRY, COLEMAN and C..pm.n
was "'of'e'' nut Instructions were given TO their
A Alabama. w s"'e' """ i'"'"
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Ia Wyandrtte, IL new county formed last winter
by the Legislature OF Ohio, an election for county
officers Recently took place, in which the democrats
sweep ibs field. This il brave beginning!
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The Harrisburg Inlellgencer contains cores
pondence between certain wings OF the Pennsvlva-
MIA legislature and Mr. Cameron, since elected Sc
nator. The wing members assume that ''ihere is
a probability tina, the wings, although in II minority
will have it in hei power decide the election Of
Senator, :" and they therefore demand OF Mr. Came
ron an expositon OF his views the subject Of the
Tariff, and Of the policy oil the distrihution Of the
public land funds amorg the States. To the 6rst
auesri IN NJ, C. reples-"I have M hesitation in
declaring that am in favor If he tariff OF lS42, and
If elected TO the Senate Of the United States, will
sustain it without change. To the second he makes
answer, that though, in his erinion, the amount
ceived from the public ands will not, for many years.
be Of much importance, and that the question OF their
distribution cannot III, refnre for PERIOD be Of
practical moment, vet that he is in favor Of the dis
irhntion of the fund among the States, (he share
Pennsylvania 70 he applied to he extlngushment of
her deht) and that If excited, he will support such
measures.
The inierrngatorcs and reply bear the same date i,
the 9Th March, and the latter CONVEYS the pledge
under which the Senator was elected by the coal-
ton of wings and conservatives.
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NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-40 bbls
eggs SO do whshey 22o do our, 40 do sugar. rs do
1asses S1oOO specie tcs h do rice, 2 kegs shot, 20
SKIS oats SO do corn hhds bacon 20 kegs lard, les
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spoKEN-l2th ult, Key West INV 1870 miles, ship
Cornelin, French. hence for Liverpool
" The Br ship Elizabeth, Minty, hence fnr Liverpool
with another ship Tuesday last. while
crossing the lower bar carrying AWAY the E'S hboom
head &C. She returned repair. The other vesse our
informant states, proceeded TO sen.
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T. s BARNEY }commi..ioa.r..

SEC. 9. And be IL further enncted. That il shall
be the duty of the Commis sioners once ever, six
months, to div ide the money that may into their
hands beIonging io said Bank, among the creditors
OF the same and notice 10 the parties receive their
share, shall be gwen twice week for fur weeks.
receive portion Of that ivdend. hut the shall
be applied to the creditor whose caim presented.
ap22 l22tC .-, ....,,.,
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0o- | am candidate for reelection 10 the office
of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county The
ensuing August election.
apis AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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TT,HE Creditors of the Planter. and Merchant.

TINE Creditors of the Planters and Merchants
. Bank Of Mobile, are hereby untitled that en-
Wednesday the 2lsl day Of May next, n dividend Of
money then in the hands of the ComHlir sioners will
be made among those creditors who shall presen,
their claims on or before that date 10 the Secretary
Of the Board. ..a ==..- s..,...
visions OF the 9th section Of the aci Of ,he Lesisa;
entitled ''an for the final settlement &c the
affairs OF the Planters and Merchants Bank Of Mo-
bile" Approved, 18th February, 1S4S, a copy of
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British statesmen, and this " the key 10 the whole
mystery. They are determined TO bully us out
Of our title il they Can.
When this subject brought before the Sem
ate some ago il Urged in favor Of the pro-
position to establish military posit for the protection
of our settlers, and to extend our laws over Them,
that neglect to do il would he construed rs an ac-
quescenee in the exclusive occupancy Of the coun.
try by Great Britain which she actually had, through
the means Of her forts and the establishments Of The
Hudson's Bay Company, and the act of 1921. But
the idea was secuted, al the time, AS absurd, and
il represented that these forts we're merely stock
AIDES for The protection of hunters from the Indians
| that the game was nearly exhausted and that the
hunters would SOON he cup and away" How sIrik-
ngIy has this suggestion OF British pretenSion beeu
verified, 1t is now boosted in Parliament that there
are in Oregon twenty lhous"nd British settlers, and
thai they have forts and deIences which will enable
them to resist any competition from the Amer cans
until Great Britain can come TO their add And
Lord ohE Russell ,loes not hesitate TO adduce tins
| fact of undistubed occupancy. resulting from our
| forbearng and penny-wise policy, as giving Great
| Britain title to the territory.
| The "game" may have diminished, but new gam'
has been started British rapacIty seizes on
Oregon, for the double purpose OF securing the
means Recommendation between America on the one
hand, and the British possessions in India and Chi
ma on the othcr," and If excluding the whole valley
Of the Mississippi from all communication with the
| Pacific, which can be had only through the Colum
bia River.
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o. To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
ilorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as
candidate for reelection To the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court of Mobile county, al fhe ensuing Au.
aust election febS 60tiIeA
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D57I respectfully announce myself as candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election.
mb8 S1if ]. w. LANG.
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10 The friends OF WILLIS w. GAY will sup
port him as a candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
County Count. at the election in August next.
ian16 40te*
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o. The friends Of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as IA candidate for the office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Mobile county at the election The
LIST Monday Of August next mh25te*
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ExPEDITIsS TO THE NIGER.-The Lonlon
Il lmes makes the follow ing announce mani:

ExPEDITIsS TO THE NIGER.-The Lonlon
Times makes the following announcement:
II appears though the fact has moi vet me pro-
minenlly into public notice, that another expedition
the river Niger has been organized, aud by this
time far on the way TO its destination The suDscrp-
lions for il had been raised chiefly in LOnlon and in
Liverpool, and at the head OF the foI lner list is the
name OF the late Sir L. F. Buxton for 1900 The
command o' the expedition is entrusted Ia Captain
Iohn Becr0t, who second in command under
Colonel NichOll Fernando Pc, and this II be- his
fourth ascent Of that river, that he may be said To
be pea feciIy seasoned to the climate. He 10 accom-
panied by DIR. King aud the engineer who
weh with him in his ormer vo, ages, and, to guard
further against the fatality which visited the rrevi-
expedition, the OF the crew is composed of
Africans. Among the assistants 10 the eng neer is
African youth, 10 y, Of age. who has had the
advantage Of ten years. EDUCATION here, The scenli.
fc pan of which was obtained in the eng ring de-
pariment Of Woolwich dock-yard, and who worked
the Wberlorce up the Niger in the last "Trip she made
also down that river and at Fernando Pr. aud back
to England. Several Of The crew are expert seamen
and boamen; others are good trade. men, and all
able 10 read and write-aiso protesting the Chris.
lian religion. The tradesm' 10 lie left with
certain proportions Of merchan, at the most % d.
ulous and stations Oh the river Niger aud
its tributaries; 10 collect cargo 10, The Eth - The
vessel fitted out for the explo,alrn Of The river, }
where she arrived, acc, riding &C cunts received,
on The 22d Of November last from Liverpool, and
is to remain until the proper time Tor ascending tile
Niger in July next; or be employed meantime in
surveying the entrances Of several rivers the coast
from The Old Calabar To The Congo.
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LlVERPOOL-Per Br ship Aurora-l905 bales cot
ION, 200 edar logs.
LIVERPOOL ship Portsmouth-l6s2 bis cotton
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lp-I offer my name to the voters of Mobile county
canduate for the Office of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
Ianl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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UPSON & WILLIAMS.
Marion, Ala, NAV 3, ls45 m,7,f

| NEW SUMNER GOODS-DANIELs 4 BRA
~ by have received per Selma, -
Real French Muslins, bluffs, blues, &c.
| Paia black Barages, very fine -H
Black and While Organdies and Lawns 80
| Printed Lawns and Jaconets 10
20 cases light summer Calicoes a sa
10 cases soft finish Irish Linent a..
"" cases l2.4 and 10 She's ting Linen
case fine Pillow Case Linens 1 Hs -al
Scotch and French Gnghams Ae D..
Gauze Fiannels, very fine fi,yr +rr
Thread Lace Edy'ngs and Insertings
Muslin Edgings and Insertings --
| Hosiery, silk and COTTON ..ei
yaconet. Cambria and Swiss Muslins
Book, Null and Bishop Lawn sas
Plaid and striped Muslns t.' s.
White and colored Organdies
White and colured Illusions
| Linen Camlric handkerchefs
Hem stitch, Rivere and Embroidered do
Colored and Tape border do ,..i 81.
Gents Kid and Buck Gloyes, etc. I my5
I00 Bxs No I Kendall 8 Co.'s extra Soap;
W. 20 boxes Spern, Candles ..D
20 boxes St. Louis Starch L
20 cases table Salt in boxes
% sacks bowa do; 400 do coarse do
~ barrels sound Onions = ~ 81 ~
100 packages Of first qualities of Black and
myS w WARE ar s' 4 ccyhEsBRouGH, CONS,
8 UNDRIES-20 casks Cincinnati, Sides
~ 80 casks do Shuld rs
40 tierces sugar and extra cured Hams rl.
1000 bags prime whine Torn
100 bbs rectifed Whiskey
so bills extra family Elour ,s 9
80 bbls Molasses, in cypress. In store and land
ing from schooners Rnsine and Experiment for sale
m6 by MARSHALL, ROWE & CO. 4
EHAMPAGNE-50 baskets grape brand, p,us
~ and quarts. 10 baskets Bocher ct Fills Cham.
payne .fF s .lili, ri &6H
CLAaET-25 cases fine, case Steinweip, for sale |
low to close consignments by
myS e. c. CENTER 4 CO.
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05-We are requested to announce EDWARD b.
GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Cour,
at the ensuing election. mill
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nAlAMES HAEAN

nG-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hts friends
candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo-
bile county at the ensuing August election. apS
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0pj-The undersigned announces himself "a can
didatc for CLERK Of the Circuit Court of M obie coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
jan17 4lte JACOB s. MARSH.
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gTNED S. RADCLIFFE is proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and will be supported by
febl7 SID MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

OU-The friends Of JOHN P. REMY announce
him as candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile countv al the election on the
first Monday of August next. jan14 3SteA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

NATIONAL Soses.-We imagine there are yer,
few OF our readers who know any thing Of The origin
Of our popular national song. shall Columbia -
The history of il is thus given by "a contemporary;
''Ha Columbia" stands at the head Of our palr-
otto songs, and is somewhat remarkable in its origin
About fifty years agon Mr.. Fox, young vocalist Of
fine talents in the line OF his protest. ion, DESTROYS
10 bring ont something his benefit night. being
then performing in Philadelphia. He applied Accord
ingy to The late Judge Hopkinson, who was known
10 he a volary of the Muses., to write him song for
the occasion; but The Judges numerous engagements
prevented him from entering on the tack until the
very morning of the benefit I-aI
When Fox ca led and found the matter thus, he
was ALMOST distracted Mrs. Hopkinson pitying his
situat,on took her seat at the piano-and Reckoning
her husband he took up his pen, struck off the first
vease, which his lady played 10 its present air. Fox,
almost frantic with 10y. ran for Mr.. Remgle. the
composer, who set il 10 music. The song finish
ed of hand--and sung from the manuscript the same
night with rapturous applause. Fox made frotune
by it; nothing was heard that whole season but Hail
Columbia. .,r. Ia HN
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MEMORANDA.

ARRIVED HENCE-Al New York, 29ih-Dark Hermit
age, Fry; brig Acton, Mayhem.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINES
VILE AND WARSAW.


REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINES
VILE AND WARSAW
TSs@ ~ The light draughl passenger steamer
Sxssssa zszE<ES MARQUETTE, +. A Inrp'n mas
ter will leave for the above and intermediate PortF
on SATURDAY, The 10th inst. at O'Clock, and
will continue her regular trips rs long the water
will permit. Fur freight pa sage apply on poa'o
or to NJ. WARlNG q W
The Marquette draws hut Two feet water and )"
pro, ided with Evans Safety Guards TO prevent eA-
plosion of boilers myo
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
+ 2 The steamer NEW ERA "llileave
SE.Szsz5<Sx Mobile for the abuve and all inierme'
date ports, on FRIDAY, 9th inst, Mt 4"'clocN
PM For freight or passage apply on board
Passage to Louisville ......
CINCINNATI $3.50. ..zu
FOR COLUMBUS
Ee@ n The light draught steamer LAIl.A
SzzzzSSs55{4 ROOKH, o. h. Hooper master,
landings, on THIS DAY 9Th inst. AT O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage, apply ON hoard or TO
m,s CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
FOR ABERDEEN.
EDo n The steamer MINERVA. Barton
Sss&szaEE555z master, will leave fo the above and
MI intermediate landings, ON SATURDAY, the 10Th
inst. al O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
mys H. WARlNG & co.
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
E@ n The fine light draught Steamboat
-s!2se=5=s7z- ALABAMA, IL. F. Wilson master,
will leave for the above and intermediate landings
on FRIDAY, 9Th inst At 5 O'Clock, Pm
For freight or passage apply on board or +" 90
myS NJ. WARlNG co.
FOR MONTGOMERY
e. n The new and light draueht steamer
49, zEz5g LOWNDFS, A. II. johnson master,
will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
on SATURDAY, 10Th inst at 6 O'Clock. PM.
For freight or passage, having superior accnmmo-
da,ions, apply on boald or to
my8 CAMPBELL, OWEN 90.
FOR MONTGOMERY.
Go n The fine fast running passenger
Sf5s5 5ssszsszzzzS steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph
Bryan master, will leave for The above and NIL inter-
mediate hndings, on SATURDAY. the 10Th inst,
at o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board orto
myS CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
= n The fine, light drangh, double en-
N;Ss5sssszaRt=7y5{E CINE steamer NOXUBEE. II. Kin
ney master, will depart for the above and inferno d l.
ate landings on SATURDAY. 10Th inst. al o'clock
PM. For freight or passage apply IN board or to
CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO., Agents,
my8 ~ Front and rs Com-sts.
FOR GAINESVILLE, WARSAW & VIENNA.
r. The fine passenger steamer BELLE
StlGisszszd<S5K- )ULE, Black w. Martin, master,
will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
ou SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at O'Clock Pm, po.
shyely.
For ire light or passage apply on board OF 10
msS Campbell, OWEN Il CO., Agents.
o. The Belle Poue will run as as a packet in
the above trade for The remainder Of the season. lea
wing eveIy Saturday
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Sp brig Julio, Costa. ftn Barcelona, To Lebanon.
Steamboat Creole, Heirn, fin New Orleans.
Steamboat AlahamA, Wilson, lrsm Tuscaloosa. with
! Ii bales cotton.
Steamboat New Era, Lyles from Vienna, with IS
bales cotton.
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FOR NEW-YORK-Passageo only.
ssh The brig AMERICA, Captain TreadweIl,
E3Ass& has accommodations for few passengers.
Apply on board or to
mya j II. RIVERS & co.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of pIobIIe--May 8, Is4s.

CLEARED.

Br ship Aurora, Steer, Tor Liverpool, by Reid co
Ship Portsmouth, Glover, for Liverpool, By Beers q
Smith
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pWilhin the last year or two. good many books
have been borrowed from this ONCE. Munv Of them
contain matter relating to the current party topics Of the
day-and probably loan~d TO political friends
Among them some volumes of the Register Of De-
bates in Congress-several collections Of pamphlets,
speeches. and other public documents of which II would
be extremely difficult obtain other copies now. Who
ever hns possession of of lhem would greatly obse
The editors by sending them to this office.
There nre also missing, a great many volumes Of II
miscellaneous character which shond like To have
back-especal'y some cusily sets are broken. m,s
d MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE--NEW
ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
sure Lives on the Mutua Principle al favorable rates.
with any other information relative 10 the institution
may be had on sppcstion ut the Office Of
DEXTER q ABBOT, Agents,
JANIS "a 81 Mlchae-street
pMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co
PER CENT declared the 9th inst Capital increased
to SIX HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sEvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Total assets over million of dollars.
Persons who did business with tho Agency during the
year just ended, will receive their Dividends Scrip in
February.
Applications for Insurance will he received the office
of the Agency, corner of st Francis and up
stairs ianlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent.
% HAVILAND, CLARK q CO., IMPORT
Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemcns, Perumery,
Brushes, Window Glass, Paints Oils. Dye Siuffs, &c.
Nos. As and AZ Water street-MOBILE.
HAvIIAND, KEEsE & Co, New-YSrk.
HAvILAsD, HARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, q. G.
HAvILANp. RIsLEy d Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 1cmo
rWILLIAM N. Observation-Disclosures
Having returned from the North. he fonnd his old
quarters No 46 Danphn street, three doors below Roy
H-North side.
REFERENcEs-Dr Levert. DIR. Mott. nov22 PAIR
uCHINA, Glass, EarthenNvare and Gut
LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is
receiving extensive of the above arii-
ces, which he offers ut the Invest prices.
nov14 JAS MASTERSON, Importer. "a Wnter-st
p The Ladies' Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum So
crty, will hold their semi animal meeting on Wednrs
day morning. 7th inst at II O'Clock, in the Meth0-
dist Church. II the weather should then prove ncle
ent. il will be deferred until the first pleasant day.
my6 ELLEN r. ST. JOHN, Sec'y.
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II ARRELs7i6o nests empty Barrels, just re-
ny7 b. F. ROWLAND& co. 40 Com q
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FOR BOSTON-Passage only.
$50 The brig EDINBURGH, Capt. Crocker,
good accommodations. Apply on board or to
my8 J. H. RIVERS & 90.
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FOR NETWORK
SSM The ship ATLANTI &c, poane master, hrs
N2al4 $50 bales engaged For freight nf balance
m,S apply to WHITAKER SAMPSON.
FOR NEW YORK.
$50 The new bark MARTHA, Trefeiheren
Sass& master. wants so bales 10 complete her car
go. For freight Of which apply on board or to
m,8 J. H. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

nisSOLUlION-The par,ne, ship heretofore
- existing, IN Mobile, under the firm of EAGLE
SON THokP, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The unsettled business will be closed by
either of the undersigned, who will use the name Of
the firm in liquidation only.
THOS r EAGLFSON.
my7M* Y. THORP
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FOR TUSCALOOSA

FOR TUSCALOOSA.
= e. n The fine, ligh, draught, double EN-
SSssssssss=7{5{x. CINE steamer NOXUBEE. H. Kin
ney master, will depart for the above and inferno di
ate landings on SATURDAY, 10Th inst. at 6 o'clock
PM. For freight or passage apply IN board or to
CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO., Agents,
my8 u Front and Is Gom-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

A CARD-rhs Alabama Baptist published by
n the nnders'gned- circuaies extensively in Ala
bana and Mississippi. This fact we think should
recommend it To the business men OF Mobile and
other places, as offering superior advantages Cor ex-
tending their business acquaintance with The country
by means of advertising. Business Cards and gem
eral Advertisements will be inserted upon the usual
TERMS Letters addressed us, covering ad, ertise-
menis, will receive prompt attention.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

Rev. w. T. Hamilton d. u; HIM. f. s. Oar
gan; Daniel Chandler, ESQ.,; ID. +. Merrill, Esq.
Jas. Walsh, Esq W. j.. Powers. Esp; G.. C
Langdon, ESQ.,; s. T. Wilson, Esq myS 1861
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

WINES, &c--200 boxes Claret Wine
w 70 boxes old Madeira, 10 do do Sherry
10 baskets Champagne
20 boxes Lemon Syrup, so do Raisins
80 boxes Sperm Candles
rs boxes Compost Candles
100 boxes Soap, rs do Starch. For sale bv
my8 ls ftHts BARRON, MEAD a CO.
A LMONDS and ANCHOVIES-60 sack, sofi
IA shelled Almonds, so kegs Anohoyies, received
Ter Spanish brig Prura from BARGE Iona and for snle
my7 by ESLAVA, MURRELL 4 co. =
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" ANTED-The advertiser wishes TO get
w good Horse for his keeping during the Sum-
Iner. He will be driven but little and will be well
attended to. Apply at this Office mySc f.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

EOR HlRE-A ne gro MAN, an excellent Car
L. penter-wiil be hired by the month or for the
season. Apply at this Office 10
m,8 CA. STUART.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

uT The Ladies' Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum So
ci-ty, will hold their semi annual meeting Wednrs
day morning. 9TH lust. at II O'Clock, in the Metho
dist Church. II the weather should then prove incem-
ent. il will be deferred until the first pleasant day.
my6 ELLEN r. ST. JOHN, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

HshE SURSt RIDER sill continues he Factor
Il age and Commission Business nj No. 60 Com
merce and Front streets, and sociis the patronage
"fhs friends "nd pledges himself that nothing shlI
be wanting On his part to give satisfaction TO eve,y
one who may enirnst business to his carr
m,7 l35cmo JESSE THOMPSON