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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

EAMiLY GROCERIES A Fulton Market Beef in <, l and | bbls Pig Pork in do do do Mess Pork in half bbls
 Pickled and Smoked Tongues
 Buffalo do; Smoked Beef do
 Extra Western Hams; Westphslia do H'ackerel No I in l bbls and kits
 Conn River Shad; Smoked Salmon Pickled do, for sale by . my9 -. a. JOHN O'RElII.Y co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

yJNED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by hi. friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court and will he supported by
 febl7 67tf MANY VOTERS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

9o-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hi- friend, a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo bile county st the ensuing August election. spS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

GJl respectful, announce myself as candidate for Clerk of he Circuit Court of Mobile county, a, the ensuing August election.
 mhS S4tf J. w. LANG
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
H. BARNEY, lf ll ST0lnER. '

SEc. g. And be ii further ,ennced, That h shsh be the duty of the Commissioners once esery six months to di, idle 'he monc, thai ma. n, ihsir hands belhnging said Bank, among the credisoxs of the sae, and notice the parties receive their share, shall be gwen ,wice week for fnur weeks. in some paper published in Mobile. and ia case sny creditor shall fail prercn hA cian. he shsll n.t receive portion Of that dividend. hut the Shne shail he applied o ihe creditor whose claim PresshssA.
 an22 l22tc t1 .s ..thei T s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

TVVHE Creditors of the Planters and HMerchssts
 . Bank of Mobile, are herrh, not6ed. that on
 "Wednesday the 2lsi day of May next, diside"d oG money then in the hands of the Commissioners l~a
 be made among those creditors ~ho shall present. their claims before that date to she SecresaxYi of the Board. ss ...gt..= El.s.s.. E 5.N The above notice is gwen in p,rsaapce of ,he Tsa- visions of the 9th section of ihe aci of the Leeish
 ture entitled ''sn act r the 6nai settlement ef .hs affairs oi lhe Planters and Mercla,ts Rank of Me. b,Ie" Approved, 18th February, i64s, cnry of which IS pubIishrd below. z "
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

o. The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as d candidate for the office of Clerk of ih, Circuit Court of Mobile county at the election Ih. lst Monday of August next mh25te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

O. The undersigned announces himself as a can didaic for Clerk of the Circuit Court of obe c0un. ty, al the ensuing August election.
 ian17 41te JACOB s. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

A ERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE-For n the cure of Darhuea, Summer Comp Iai nts Colics, Cramps, ets. For sale by
 R. L. WATKINS < CO, Drngsists, my9 corner Water and St Francis si,eets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

partnership heretofore D existing, n Mobile, under the firm of EAGLE. SON THoRP, was this day d,ssolyed by mutual consent. The unsettled business will he closed by either Of te undersigned, who will use tle name of ,he iru in liquidation only.
 TFiOS R EAGLEsON,
 m,7M* z. THORP
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

0J- To Me Voters ef Mobile county: We are au taorixed 10 announce DRURY THOMPSON xs | candidate for reelection the office of Clerk of ,h, gust eleciinn feb8 6Otiles
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

The first number Ui "lhe Union" was recclFed yesterday, by the Eastern Mail lt has the general typographical appearance of the Globe, with small q editorial type. The Globe has been for some years one of Inc most handsomely printed papers m the country. The Unron cannot well be aR improve nent in that particular.
 We copy the leading personal address of the new editor, taking his seat the "Orgaa." u is well conceived, liberal and modest
 There is also in another column general summa " of political views and purposes, which Is highly satisfactory, and Lelt es truly republican spirit To give the propitous hopes for the future integrity and triumphs of the democratic party, so iar AS they be effected by the "Union."
 The New York Conpenfion bill, which has passed one branch of the Legsature hy the aid of lhe whole wing vote, is bringing out some strange deveIope- nents Of the political mora s of the party The dem c,ats of the State have been attempting for years tI r 1t some important amendments upon the State Con st'ution in the way prescribed by that instrument E as believe, b, majority of the people propos. ing ,hem, a popular vote approving, and Iwo- thirds vote ot secold legislature, ratf, ing the amendments. The new clauses were past by the last previous legislature, and approved by popular vole
 but the present legislature they failed get the two-thirds ratification, the whigs party, vot- ing in the negative. The same whigs immediately voted with minority of lhe democrats in favor of Contention for general reversion of the whole in strunent.
 The New-Yoik Courier and Enquire, boldly de nounces it party, for making this "whig measue' He charges that the "radcal wings, the abolition sts barn burners and Ani-renters, who alone desire Conyent ion, now that the bill has passed the House openly their intention to prove that they are ia more ernucra than the loco loco party D s'To dem onttrate this," he says "they intend 10 make Chan cellors, Judges of the Supreme Court and indeed ry ndica office in the Sate elective by the people The domestic divisions of New York politics ar, some what ha'd to be understood. But here is al accusation, by leading press of that State. whlc ought 10 know its own friends, which charges tn radical whigs, b, vote which shows to them 10 b all the wings in the assembly but tOoo, with forming coalition with abulitionists, b'rn burners and anti renters, to destroy "conservative" Constitution l The Constitution and the amendments proposed nay may not be wse; but when we hear Il, Courier it's affiliated presses, talking again of th 'conservaIive' character "f whiggery. shall thnI of this charge of the Courier against the body sf lh | New. York whigs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

DROSPECTUS ofthe Odd Ftiiy,es' Monthly He. Il rdid, periodcal to be devoted tu il,r cause oi Odd Fellow wship and General Literature. To he pub. lished in Wetumpka, Ala.-The undersigned prupo. ses to publish in this city, Monthly Periodical de- voted to the cause of Odd Fellow ship and General Liiefalure, if sufficient cnconraer meat be The unprecedented increase of this Order in the U States. and particularly in the sou,h and the demand for such work seems to warrant ihe undertaking It will contain 4S pages, Ordinary perinlica size printed with new type and good paper. The first number will appear in the course of the ensuine month, and we would be obliged to the Brethren of the Order in the south, they would send us many subscribers as they procure by the frs, of nex, month. py t,.l B. . I... - ..t.r ..
 Price $2 per annum. payable on receipt of the ls Mo-, Address ,s,.l' fl CHAS YANCEY.
 nv6 I94.f W.,u,,.,L.T Al.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

Do-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election ihe first Monday of August next. jan14 38teA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

Penmanship and Bookkeeping. MI sHELM'S Roums for Wriiing and BoOk Keep lsA ing al No 5O Dauphin street. open during 'he day for the reception of Pupils and visitors. [' Ladies will meet in the morning and gentle men in the evening.
 REFERENCES.
 Rev w. T. Hamilton D. D Hnn. F. s. Oar. gan; Daniel Chandler, Esq; D. F. Merrill, Esq. Jas. Walsh, Esq w. L. Powers, Esq c. O. Lanedon, Esq.,; s. F. Wilson, Esq. my9 l37,f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
FOR ApFRDFFN

FOR. ABERDEEN h The steamer MINERVA. Barton master, will leave fo, the above and all intermediate landings, on SATURDAY, the lOtf insl. al 4 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to mvq M WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
EXPO ss T's

EXPOtsES. NEW-YORK-Per bark Phena-420 bales cotton, 27 pkges sundries.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

pPONTIFICAL HIGH MASs-ColIeciion for the PhsburR sufferers in the Catholic Church, snnda, next, llh inst, heinz the Feast of Penlecost At the solemn High Mass hozars bes ta he celebrated by the RI Rev. Bishop Porer, In Pontifcaibus, assisted by the Organ and in Choir, collection vii, he rasrd fur the sufferers by the late cnlHmoHs Are in Pitlsburs On the occasion of the eccpsiasical stu nts of Spring Hill College will be raj ed he order of Dea- myq
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

INHE SUBSCRIBER still continues ,he Factor IL age and Commission Business al No 69 Com- merce and Front sne,ts, and solicts the patronage uf his friends snd pledges himself that nothing shall he wanting on his part to give satisfaction 10 every who may en,rust business to his care.
 m,7o1 o135Cm0 JESSE THOMPSON
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

oNDON PORTER, Scotch Ale; India Beer sA in quarts and pins. for sale by the cask o, dozen by JOHN O'RE'ILY x co,
 my9 % H.rth ast corner Cont and Wate..,t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
D F NTIsT R r

O E N A S -
 DR. LEES NERVINE will Rise immediate re-
 1J lief tn the most acute TooTH AcHE, whne " proceeds from expofed nerve h VIII also en- ,reIv destroy thp nerve go ihs, ihs tooth may be
 rluQp ped and again bereme useful. without any ra'A
 whatever The Nervine is perfectly ire from every th,ne inurou to the organization of the tooth or that will discolor it. .t respectable citizens, nay be seen si the OsFice.
 son,heast of Royal and DauThin.sifseis, ".es Grexory's Exchange, entrance tn Reyal-s'. 0JEyery operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warIanisd | to last. mhft ezM
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
ICE..ICE..ICE.

VNHE srbrcrIber has nn,icr of ihe loading .s nos ton f fouy odd,,ional ca, goes of Ice to his eoa- sienmeni, to wM: per hrig American, bark mas.ha. brig Robert W. Brown and hnrk Ra0ger-aA q iheIn now ai sea. Price HALF CENT FEN FOUND. Per order of
 THOMAS McNELLIS,
 sp22 I22Kmo Ice Hoare Keeper.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

FOR MONTGOMERY. C%o h The fue fas, running passenger Scssstss57z steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph Bryan asier, w,ll leave fnr the ahose aud all inter mediate landings, on SATURDAY. the 10th inst al ocluck PM.
 For freight pr passage apply on board ar to m,9 CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
fIllii nEW-nRl.EANa.

tR,,aior ,,si. .,O,,ktv paeaet to As NrO BasiH.) Lea, es New oyt ans Wednesay and Saturday E'ehhee. Leaves Mobile TuesdAys md Frid.ys
 (bJ- Cabin passage $b. Deck passage S''
 x@aess. A The fine new and Staunen steamer
 sylhasS MONTEZUMA, J ,MeC. Baket mas
 ter. will ease for the ah0se poft ch THIS DAY, aih May, at 10 o'clock AN.
 ao- Her raes of freight are reduced hSe eeh's per barre from this date
 For freight or passage, having excellent accommo daiinnS, apply nn hoard or to
 m,9 C. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com-st FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI. A TS D The steamer NEW ERA willleaye Mobile for the ahove and all inierne. diale ports, m THIS DAY, 9,h inst. Il, o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board
 Passage to Louisville. ....... ......'.'-'' =
 CIncinnatI. atI...............'' ..zO FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A n The new, fas, running substantial SEsssSss555s7+ steamer ADMIRAL, s. c Burrell. master, will positively leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 9,h in' siant, at o'clock PM. precisely.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 my9 NJ WAKING & co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. EoS h The fine light draughl steamboat Sssr5ss<5<z. ALABAMA, J. ]. F. Wilsnu master, wI leave for ihe above and intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 9th inst at o'cIock, PM
 For freight or passage apply, Q" b%.sd ard or '@ co
 FOR COLUMBUS A %S h The lishl draught steamer LA'LA SsszsssSsSlEEzs5SZ- ROOKH, o. B, "ooper master, will leave for the above and all the intermediate landings, on THIS DAY 9th inst al o'cock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or ,o m,O CAMPBELL. OWEN A CO. FOR ABERDEEN EnaSS h The steamer MINERVA. Barion SssesrE< master, will leave fo, the above and | all intermediate landings, on SATURDAY, the 1Otf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

NOTICE--Ait Bills against the echoonet AEH. LN (CaptHih HaFi,) io date, must be pTeSenisd on t before the 8ih nsI the office nf ihe undersign. ed, or they will hc delarred pa,menl.
 nv7 JAS REID & co St Michael st D oARDING-A few gen'Ieme" ca" he aceegso- O dated with Rnsrd for the Summer in delight fl and bsalIhy eituatinn not far froa the ci,S is family Apply at this office. m,eH 1N5M N. RISPHAM. Dsnfi.t. being abes' 's w leave the city, all those needing h's sats'css are requested to cnll within the present week.
 my5 l33c
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09
FOR MONTGOMER

FOR MONTGOMERY A ES h The and light drauRht steamer Szsssssss5ss IOWNDFs, A. II. Johnson master will leave for the above and all interne ine landings nn SATURDAY, 10th inst at 6 o'clock. PM. For freight or passage. having superior accommo' daiions, apply on boa,d or to
 m,9 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

Kemper White Sulphur Springs. NNIlE PROPRIETOR nf this delightful watering E place again offers to his friends and the pehlic genera ly, the advantages of;ihi. plessaHt sunmef re,reat-- season commenc,re on the 6rst Juas. !. ... cHARGEs.a :: :. Board per month. cod, .t26 0A
 .do. do week =. .........:.. M.
 do. .n0 uaV.. .,7.s....s SU
 Man and horse per day, .........,. zoo s4 Horse per muhth. ................ lb O. ss Horse per uhy 1o
 Children from 12 io 6 years nd price. do. do. 8 to 2 yesrs old ] price.
 .dn. do. g and under, no charge. :. Ser,an,s half price.
 apli l15 E. C. MOSBY, PrUfFtetoF.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

IT MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE-.NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CtMPANY or BosroN-ViUARANTEE CAPITAL $lG00OU. .)-Wii ii- sure Lives on the Mutual Principle s favorable rates.
 Table of Premiums and forms of application, together with any other information relnve 10 the Institution may be had on application ni the office of 5r.
 DEXTER ABBOT, Agents,
 jan25 ''" a4 St Micbnel-stieet
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-09

pRESCRIPTIONS prepared with care by II m,9 T. WALSH, Druggist, 96 Royal.st
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
WALLACE A. WARD,

Wilson'S Brick Row, Main street Van Buren,.
~ AVE just received an assortment of fancy
II goods. consisting in part of new style Gimps;
Fringes; Ericsson Grape trimmings; plain and hem
s,ich Linen Cambria hkfs.; Linen Cambria; blk.
and figured Satin and nett Peerines; lace stripe,
plaid and Celestial de Joie points; bk., and mode,
Chaily; Silk; Satin; ombre crimped, and Cashmere
fancy hkfs,; nett hkfs.; Silk shawIs; Senchew and
Gro De Rhine Silks; Ronnet Silks; plain coIored
and plaid Florence Silks; Paris Chomiseits and
Colluretts; Green Rnrage blk, and white nett
goods; Polka Nitts; Blk, and white long Gloves;
blk white and coiered Kid Gloves; blk. and white
silk Hose blk. Grape; Ariifcias; Feather Fans
&C., &C., 10 which they invite the attention of
,he Ladies. ' &c.
May II, lSi5, Hf.' q" '.7a". ..a..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
STATE OF ARKANSAS, /

County OF CRAWFORD,
Crawford Circuit Court Chanccry side thereof, of.
fee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 25th April,
lS45
well 's.,S for %%ssIT =: h other cred: co"p'i"o"s
VS. Bill in Chancery.
Henry starr & Samuel h. Griffith.
late merchants and partners and Will
IAN G. Robinson, assignee Of Henry DgendGnts
Starr and John Robinson and Agnes
c. Starr and John Drennen Starr.
A Nd now this day came the comp iainant by his
~ solicitors Paschal 4 Ogden and filed his bill in
this case and it appearing from the affidavit OF com
plauant solicitors, that the said John Robinson IS
non resident Of the State of Arkansas; it is therefore
ordered by the Clerk of the court here in vacation
that the said John Robinson be notified bv publication
The said complainant has exhibited his bIn this cause
and that subpoena has issued reurnable 10 tne next
term of the Circuit court Of said county, TO be held on
the frs, Monday in August, A. y. 1915, at winch
time said defendant is required appear in person or ny
his Solicitor md the several allegations IN sald
bill which generally that the said Starr "riith
are indebted the complainant and other creditors
that they have failed and said starr has made an as
srnmert TO said William c. Robins IN, in which it IS
faudulcntv alleged that said John Robinson is cred
itor of said Starr that said William e. Robinson mas
violated his trust in not accounting That sad oarr anu
others have made fraudulent sales to said John ROOM
son and said William c. Robinson. to evade the creot-
ora of said Starr g. Griffith. The bill prays for DIS
covery and relief and the cancellation of certain deeds
and that receiver be appointed, and for Subpoena
and Injunction.
Further ordered that copy of this order be Pu5ish-
ed four weeks successvey in the "Arkansas lntellI-
oepcer"a news paper printed IN this State, the last
assertion tn be thirty days before said term of said
court and that il said do not then aud :heus
appear said bill will be taken as confcse as to him
A true copy from the Chance!y Minutes.
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
May 3, lSi5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

- Point Of honor ia Biaingerrdom.-fhe OH
Cbanber Of Justice in Paris, was recently called
4 try one Of the most respectable wine merchants
4 the city for an assault and battery. The COM
Rainan, charged, that, without the least provoca.
Dpp the assailant had rushed upon bim, sic2ed him
N the hair, bea;en him, and kicked him into the
6reet-Ilere the prisoner could no longer restrain
nimsolf, and far from talking of defence Of his
bnduct he broke into a violent accusation of the
6aintin. "lnsulting vilain!" he cried, he deman.
ed Of me glass of roier! A glass of water of
q tcine merchant Ny hairs have grown white
the exercise of my profession. and have never
sceived such an outraged" The Judge had great
oube in convincing the angry citizen that, quite
&bove the point Of honor in profession, stood the
&pspel law of ofchari,y, and that in refusing glass
a wafer TO fellow creature, he had committed
4 sin, let alone the beating. There was no aPp'ns.
bg him. however. The cold water was probably
3 drop in bucket Of other rraions. He paid
he fine for assault and battery, and went his way
hill fuming with rage.
"a PRuDERY INPARIs.-Nothing could well be more
completely "from home" than this worthy viItue
"a tile French capital ltexists there, however.
IND Just now the prude par ercellence, is designated
q the person of Lady Nan English noble-woman
nee famous for her beauty who entertains very
magniiceny, and is the patroness of the chaste
portions of the Arts. She has lately ombelished
ker drawing. room with the exquisite statue OF
Husson. representing young moihor who, with
her child upon her knees. is putting cross into
rs little hands, and teaching it to lisp prayer
The drapery of the marble mother, however,
discoses more of the lovely sources of iniantino
pulriment then Lady X-ventures to cnchant
the light with. in her own person. and she has
accordingly dressed the marble shoulders in a
saiin co2ereitc, trimmed rih ermine! The rage
81 the sculptor, and the cdifcation of the gay
Parsians, are snd to be beyond bonds.
i The Boston Committee, appointed 10 make col.
ections for tho Pittsburgh sufferers. at once ad-
thorized the Mayor of Pittsburgh to draw for
$4,000, in anticipation OF the collections.
~ Well dane for Boston,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
NOTICE.

CtEALED pRPOSALS will be received by the un
ID dcrsgncdN the Choctaw Agency until 10 o'clock
on the morning I Monday, the 9Th d ~ of June next
for issuing ratoSs 10 tho cmnolc Indians for the pc
riod OF six montls such shorter time they ma
be found to be dhttcd TO draw rat;ons
II is suppose that there about 1000 Indians to
be subssted s the contractor will be expected 10 is
to all that rc entitled, whether more or less than
that numIer. thc issues 10 commence either in July
August Ie4J,\s may be hereafter determined, and
TO bo made at sud- point points in the country &c
cupcd by the rcce& emgrated Semnolcs, or near
Little River, andh such times, daily, weekly OF
monthly, as the A 3ent for the Urcd States may de
sisnate.
Each ration nsist of pound Of fresh beef or
fresh pork of thtc iourths of pound Of SAT- beef or
salt pork also of Nree fourths OF quart Of corn or
corn meal or of one bound OF -four nd also of salt at
the rate of four qua to every hundred ratons. The
provisions furnished TO be of good quality, and to be
approved by Agent in behalf of the Government
who will supernt4id the issues.
Payment will De made quarterly at the Choctaw
Agency.
A bond will Y required with two or more surctics
for the amounthc contractor will be entitled to
ceive if the coftract is fulfilled.
WIN. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Supt. Western Territory.
Choctaw AgcS May u, l945. no l5-at
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
FIR T. S IL A K K | V A l. 5

&2cS aGss G. SS-NH~'
AiMci Store, Steamboat Landing.
III AVE just received, per steamers Archer onI
IL Pitcher, choice selection or
GROCERIES,,
consisting of the following articles, which they
will dispose of at their usually low prices. for
Cash, or in Exchange for Country Produce.
100 Sacks Rio coIlee
II lihds. prime sugar
SOC Sacks salt
so Barrels Cincinnati whiskey
3 Barrels Malaga wine
Boxes clarct do
3 Barrels American brandy
10 do do gin
do cider vinegar
10 do moasses
6 Boxes lemon syrup
do Sloug1ton biIters
25 do sperm candles
10 do star do
30 do soap
30 do starch
+ Barrels loaf sugar
Bags pepper
do aIspice
l do ginger
20 Boxes cheese
3 Barrels copperas
do alum
l DO IampbIock
so Boxes glass SxlO and lOxl2
10 Kegs bar lead
25 Kegs rifle powder
20 Bags shot, assorted,
Boxes tobacco, do.
10000 Cigars
10 Dozen painted buckets
6 Barrels mack kCrel
Half barrels do.
30 Dozen glass tumbers
Gross backing
q Boxes ink
Ceroon indigo
9 Casks maddor
2 Barrels birthstone
Boxes tea
HARDWARE.
60 Kegs nails
80 Pair trace chains
+ Doz. aXes-l dozen chains
6 Dozen Carolina hoes
20 Dozen knives and forks
Dozen butcher knives
10 Dozen cotton cards--G d. wool do.
Dozen siftors
100 Dozen cups and saucers-lO0 DO. plates
10 Tons iron, assorted,
200 Plough moulds, which together with
SaddIery. Tinrare Boots and Shoes,
Coffee and Steel Mills, ,criiing and
Letter Paper, DC. DC.
Make their stock one of the best assorted in the
,ace. as every article was personally selected by
one of the firm before the late advance in croce.
ries,
May II, 1S45. t.r...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
Regular van Burer, Fort Smith and Fort Gio' on
Packet, .....

regular Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort GIps oH
Packet, .....
ROLLA,-SuMMERs Master,
9sxrA WILL ply as a regular packet between
H.TI=l!f the above mentioned ports, and Will con
S.ssSsS tinue throughout the season, leaving
Van Buren every Saturday morning at Q o'clock and
Fort Smith at o'clock, P. NJ, Of the some day; and
returning leaves Fort Gibson every "Wednesday morn
ing Il. o'clock. The Rolla having undergone thor:
speedy transportation of passengers and freight than
any boat in the trade Every exertion will made to
ensure the comfort Of passengers and safety OF neght
All packages, parcels, letters or orders sent by the
passage apply on board or to the following agents:
Us. GROSS. - - -
W. II. e. NJ MAYERS, { ro,r s,,-ur
CAPT. JNO. ROGERS. 'ON.o,'''''
FRED CUMMINGS, .. pau c,uso,,
w. P. DENCKLA. .r.F Hi -" 90"
Van Burcn, March =, 1S45.-tf. rr.. aHT a.lag