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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

sscca.nIsr Foop-The Manchester Guardian, a'er
oon paragraph from our last weeks paper the use q
molases feeding cattle, says Some thirty or ory year
AGO Dr. Cartwright the inventor Of the powerloom, comm
ated the Board Of Agriculture an interesting account
some experiments Inc had made the effects Of sugar in t
tenng sheep He that he gave to fifteen sheep four
ounces sugar per day, mixed with other food and IN
the short space Of twenty eight days found that on the aver
age, they had increased one-h in weight and that two 81
them had increased upwards Of oneourh As to the co y
the sugar, he Of opinion that sugar. suppcsnr 70 "a
purchased at 4d per pound would, at the rate OF out
per day be paid for in return Of flesh, excIusve
vantage Of expeditions feeding and the bcnen 70 70 ~
from the manure - London Times.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

All lands in ILLiSos forfeited to the State for are to
be sold in September next without reservation and patents
for them Immediately issued The oppressed condition of the
farming population will be the Of the great sacrifice in
these sales. But from what learn much Of the burden will
fall upon large landed proprietors and non-resdents
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

The supply fCoton Water by the noble aqueduci at New
York not sensby affected by the lavish made of il
during the conaagraion in city Saturday last In the
morning. between and eight o'clock, there 26 feet
in the distributing reservoir and Sunday morning 81 feet
and in the receiving reservoirs II feet and l4s full head
in the distributor 80 feet and in the and 81 feet
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

Mwauk;e GEORGE WI Barton was indicted and tried for toe
hao hs Io.d ,.,.s mail and putting the life Of the carsr
in jeopardy Sentenced to ten years mp ,,, n
e o. u ,ns y ne Territory then be removed thereto
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

observation Of merchant vessels by ships Of war;
such is the duty Of cruiser exercise vessels Of
her nation. Whenever, therefore yon may hare
10 suspect any fraud Of This nature, you at liberty 10
verify me national character Of The suspected ressef Byour
suspicion should turn out 10 be DeH tounddf The stas-
pecfed pesse rope 10 be either French subject 10
your observation IN pirfue Of treaties actually force and
If such pessei De actually engaged in he trade ou ,o
not hesitate 10 dean her. No nation be entitled TO claim
for us flag the right Of protecting crime, and Of Widda,o
ing criminals Of oher nations from fe punishment mhic
is their due " the contrary your suspicious should be
groundss, If The suspected pessei belongs bona tide TO The
nation Whose flag she bes you wW mol hesitate 10 reieae
her immediately girng, hoDerer, notice ohe fact 10 those
cruisers pho hare The right 10 defaia her."
The French instructions conclude by saving:
SIN these operations you will lose sight Of the fact
that you are acting at your risk and peril and that f
through any Of yours the suspected vessel should sustain
any damages, she will be entitled TO indemnicaon. In
dealing with her, therefore, you cannot act with too much
circumspcction."
The passages which we have italicized in the
above extracts from the English and French instrnc
tons assimilate very closely to the following ex-
tract from Mr.. UPsHUR's instructions to Commo-
dore PERRY .e
Certainly The United States does not eracf fiaf NE mere
presence and display Of er ag shoad be source 81 inn
nnnify for those who hare the right 10 hoisf r. Snch
refension nidea their ag 10 dishonor md MANY
since mouM piracy, and other analogous
crimes They cogfne themselves simply 70 requiring 'haf
their citizens usually ,oearing that ag should enjoy
The protection conferred byn Hence, chea foreign cruiser
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22
THEATRE.
ssasassrs LUDLOW 4 s,sSTR,

This establishment will open IN Monday meat.
Non. 24lh, with talented stock company. The
seasoa will he n brilliant one in tho way Of altrac-
tioa consisting OF continuous galaxy OF Stars,
commencing with tho first anil ending with the last
night The following Is list of those already en-
gaged -;
Mr.. CHAs. KHAN, MIR. J. b. BooTH,
MIR ]. y. AsDERsoS. MIR. CR,sP,
Mr.. D. MARBLE, MIR. Er J. CoNNER,
Mr.. J. NJ. FIELD, Mr.. II. PLAcIDE,
Mr.. G. SKEkRETr, Mr.W .H.CHIPPENDALE
Mrs.CHks KEAN, formerly Miss Ellen Tree,
Mrs. MowATT. Miss JULIA uRNBuLL4
Mrs. SKERRETT, Miss CLARA ELLIS,
Mrs. J. NJ. FIELD, Miss G. MCBRIDE,
Leading performers OF the Stock Company
Mrs. MARY STUART, Mr.. CHA3. WHBs, aid
Mr. RoBSRTs.
GJ- First appearance Monday. Of
Nj and Mrs. s. SKERRETT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

The New Orleans Della inflrms us that on the
10Th inst, Thomas NJ Wadsworih was brought from
the prison 10 the private Office of Recorder Gfnois.
The afidaylts taken on Tuesday were then read tn
him, 10 which deIe0ce was put in by the accused.
The Recorder then committed Wadswor,h to The
Parish Prison, there 10 await his trial for the muir
der Of Joseph 3. Carson, on Monday night last II
is expected The witnesses on behalf of the State vii
appear before The Grand Jury this morning,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

FROM TExAs.--The steam ship McKim arrived
ut New-OrIeans on the night of The 10Th, three days
from Galveston. Her accounts anineresting.-
The dinner to Gen. Houston, which iook place on
the 18th inst, the Civilian says ''the finest af-
fair of The kind which has of in this rily.'
The Mayor, John NJ. Allen, presided. The Ameri
can, French and Bremen Consuls were present.
The News marches nto Gen. H. rather savagely, OIL
what il deems his coniDgs various subjects
particularly anne xaton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

A NEW ARTICLE OF COMMERCE We see il
stated in New-OrIeans paper that sixty barrels Of
sunhower seed have been recently brought from
Keokuk to ST. Louis This is very valuable FOR
making oil, aud can be raised 'oa indefinite extent
The rich soil of The West. The oil Of the snl,-
flower is said TO be very useful the arts and may
be applied to many purposes for which costly oils
have usually been required.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

FINE SPECIMEN OF GOLD IN GEORGIA.
The Dahlnnega Waterman OF the S0'h nit. says We
are informed by Colonel Samuel Jones, OF Gilmel
county, tht on one day If the last week, solid
lump OF gold was found on the FcrrelI mine Of that
county,, weigh 1922 dwts. and IL grains, for which
he himself had offered and WIS refused the sum o
$780, -. s.F tl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22
E'r4-..sslas Of Reading Room.

EF<s yss5<As nj Needan8 tNoonas
fHE doDfLE FRANKLIN SOCIETY design pstHh
lshing BEADING Rooa in their bulding on 81 Jc-
.eph street. On rs extensive plan the patronage OF
the public will warrant, Il viii embrace all the pFom
neut commercial and literary publications of the Union.
the leading Reviews and Magazines of Great Britain aud
France from London, Paris, Liverpool and Iia
vre and care will be taken obtain the best publica.
lions relating 10 Commerce. Agriculture aud the Arls
In addition 10 these subscribers will have the uss OF The
Library Of the Society," consisting of nearly 200 vols,
which il Is anticipated will be largely Increased during
the coming winter. ss=.s=.zszz
The Society are satisfied TINT such Institution wl
prove of great benefit community, TINT II VIII
open TO every rade and proesson sourcsa of infona-
lion and authorities for reference, not oiherwisa TO be
procured AZ great personal expense Mobile L al
most the only city OF any commercial Importance IN the
Unlon that without an institution similar 10 the one
now proposed The citizens OF the commercial cities OF
the North have freely gwen abundance and have
urceeded in the establishment OF LYceuma. Reading
Rooms and Libraries. that afford to their Inhabitants
rational amusement sources OF Improvement formerly
accessible 10 the wealthy only and The earliest lnforma
lion of all advances nde by other countries 10 the aris
and sciences Believing, from the success OF similar In
suions elsewhere that their influence on the mental
and moral tone Of the maturing portion Of society, mas
been healthy md of immense benefit the Society has ro-
solved endeavor to establish in midst one ofa
similar character that they honestly believe will be
of great utility now, and il increases In years and In
means, will be a Of just pride every well wish
er of our city. They confidently throw themselves on
the berality and intelligence Of the citizens of Mobile.
ell assured that the appeal will mol he In vain simply
remarkIng that the scale of the undertaking will be linz
tied only by the to which the subscription list
may be extended. i.a=saa
The subscription price will be SIX DOLLARS. payable
invariably in advance. The subscribers TO have per
sion to extend The usual courtesies 10 sasgers Sub
scription lists will he found all the Book Stores and
| Newspaper Offices In the city. novi5 236u
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22
HsASNKNGsrIkSA.

Per ship Hector from New York. Dellnger lady
and children. Misses Fry, Robbins, Mesdanies Wood
and child, McElrny, Grant, Messrs Wells, White, II
Dudley, Pegs, Goodwin.
Per steamboat Agnes I'm New Oreans-Messrs Hoyt,
McClouh, Kingsworih Hill, CHron, keiIy-4 deck.
Per steamboat James l. Day IRON New Orleans
Mesdames Burdsal Page Fruchard aud children Cnpts
Adams, Post, Messrs Williams, Brooks, Tierney, Boyne
ialitz, Thomas, Fckney, she picard, ChnuIhernin Dir
SWilI. hnrhsnll-lS m deck.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

NEW YORK-Per hrg Sarah Brown-3O bugs shot, II
bxs tobacco 10 pkges hnckwhrrt 20 hh- ale, so bxs 81
hf and OF do rsns SKIS coffee. 2U buNes chresr %
DEM nhHs o ck oil 80 pixies sugar, SO irkn bntier
NEW-ORLEANS-Prr steamhu1t l. pay-l5 bhls
and Is hf do moasses 81 do mol -srs ~ do hour 81
beef IS do fruit do cks bacon, 81 bSs cheese do,
hi do tobacco, hhs sugar. ITO kegs lard, "a SKIS salt
ties claret, &c.
NEW-ORLEANs-Per srhr Agnes-l9 hhds sugar, 2
BIB GIN 81 do mosas Ga Ito -four, n do potatoes l2
do krout do, or cks brandy 80 pcs bnggina. hid
bacon kegs lard 63S SKIS corn leo do OATS 1856 do
Lana aaI aIn
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

ORIGIN OF FAsHIoNs.-If our fashionabes
could always trace the fashions of which they are
fond, to their origin. they would generally find some
thing very humliaiing in tie birth of these objects
their idoairy Hoops, according to SIR Richard
Steele, kwere invented 10 conceal the fault of
erring dame buses were brought into use, it Is
said by an i'll shaped old nad and The tufts Of beard
now familIarly know as ''goatees," were introduced
long ago by the Roman Emperor Adrian, who thus
sought to conceal an enormous wart that dis6gured
his ,I,in ttaHft# -
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

GENTLEmAKLY AMUsEMEET.--1be London
Times of October 18Th, gives the following account
of a 'genileman' Of Prompton: Whenhe had knock
ed down the policeman Tor The third time, he forced
his finger into his mouth, seized his tongue. and
made AN attempt 10 tear il out OF his mouth!
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

A stranger lately obtained loan Off hundred
dollars frtn one Of The Cincinnati merchants, secur
ing repayment by the deposit Of cask Of extra
brandy. On full examination il was found that u
copper can, which contained a small quantity Of
brandy, had been firmly fitted areand the bung.
hole, and all BESIDES was water!
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

MAcKEREL FisHERY.-We are not as bad Of
IN the mackerel fishery AS il was feared We should
be from the lailnre last year. The Gloucester fee-
graph states that instead of II 900 barrels, last
yer, over 80 900 barrels of mackerer had been pack
ed up to the list insi and the gross produce of lie
Fisheries, instead OF the before stated would
probably be over half million Of dollars. ~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22
For NEW ORLEANS

Dye Cabin passage 81. Deck passage 81 so
6E- = The fine new steamer MONTEZU-
l4AHvtszizeS MA. Kelly, master, bEh expressly for
this trade, having been thoroughly
oyerfauIed, speed increased, and much improved by
the addition of fine neW upper Cabia, all IN State
Rooms nsw Boilers, els has resumed her regular Sc
mi .weeky trips, aud will leave for New Orleans on
TUESDAY, 22nd inst, AT 10 O'Clock AN.
For freight or passage, having fine accommoda-
lions, apply on board u to
nos22 c. A. GILBERT g. BRO, so Com st
Rrs- Passengers desiring it, will be landed at the
Rail Road.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22


w-ORLEANs, Nov. 30, l9i5
About 1000 bales cotton sold yesterday, and pr
res we're rather easier consequent the advance in
freighis The inquiry to-day continues good but buyers
are asking derided Decline which holders yet
willing to nccede Aer closing my letter yesterday,
Two more made Tor Liverpool O. l6d,
and To-day shipmasters Indifferent about accepting
the rate. holding id. In Sugar, large business
was done-70O hhds sold advancing prices-Ihe range
Of the market is 4.d5s here Is again active husi-
ness This morning Moasses is dun 81 per gall.
About 5000 bh Flour sold yesterday IS so for
Ohio md 81 60 Iowa. the market appearing irmer. The
same good feeling continues to-day hut sales of i'm
poance yet occurred. 1000 sacks Corn sold
mt 52655c per bushe-lhe same freely offered
this morning. In Whisky there n good deal done
2c per gallon, bnl towards evening prices advanced
10 2ic which it is held firmly Little beyond reai,
sales have been made in Provisions.
Exchange is dull at 77t prem for Sterling some bills
passing as low as G. prem. Francs $685. 5s6i. Do
nestle bills also declining so day. New-York 2tM2!
dis checks dis.
No news stirring You will by the papers that
Mr. Wordsworth been fully committed for the murder
OF Capt Carson. Yours l..
MONTGOMERY, Nov. l9-Cotton-Receipts during The
week heavy nnd the MARKET taking into con-
tinns The qualities offering may he quued follows :
Ord mid 5t6ti mid 10 mid air 81 ais lair to strictly
fair 7tG7ic.
To,n receipts of season. ...l6,462 -
shipped b,sbS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

The perifed human body, now exhibiting at
Marlboro Chapel. under ihr Chinese Museum, is
the greatest natural wonder ever exhibited to the
American public. Go and see ii.--(Boston Post.
II it rs the same that was exhibited IN this city,
we can find the man who made il, and who will be
happy to supply eacI, Bost .nan with Fortified
body on the most reasonable TERMS New York
Glube ... litk HTti2 ffr
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

CoTToN-The maTket has been DUH Tor The last Two
DAYS the aggregate sales exceeding 14O0 bales-oial
for The week 200 bales Prices continue pretty arm,
but The week closes quite heavily. Receipts OF week
1924 bales. Stock Sc 2s9 bales.
Exchange on London Gsa7t per cent prem. extremes.
Francs 5s50D37; New-Yok 9024 nj so days, and a Il
per cent dis sight State Notes dun ga per
dis; Planters aad Merchants Bank Notes, par.
FRsIoHrs-Aner the Iiavre engagement on Monday
last nothing iurther trnnspred until yesterday when
Liverpool charters entered into all al 6d and a
bark Boston &c. brig also taken up for Carde
mas to load lumber nj $l2 per To-day brig has been
placed on the berth for baltimore.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

GJ-'lhe next steamer from Europe will be the
britannia, leaving Liverpool on the 4lh inst. She
will also be the first from this country leaving Bos.
ton on the LIST of Dec.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

DEATH OF VIM. G.. WooDBRIDaE.-We re-
gret 10 eare that William G. Woodbridge, author Of
The Modern School Geography, and member of The
Geographical Societies Of Paris, Frankf ri aud Ber-
lin, died ut Bsslsp on Saturday last, aged 50
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22
t.rnlA H. Esv oflanl.s t.oIliIef

TALtEfKAkb.--A soDd deal OF enrosiiy his
bsen excited in The public mind relative 10 two let
snd TO have been witieh in his last Illness, by
the Prince de Taeyrand, containing reraCtIon Of
his principle in religion and politics We lind them
published in the r. Tia Constitutional of October
11th. from which Journal We literally translate Hs
follows;
'The Two suhioined pieces. the orig naIs Of which
ARE deposited with the Archbishop Of Paris, have
lately been published.
''More aud more impressed with grave considera.
tons compelled Judge with coolness of the con-
sequences OF revolution Which carried every thing
away with At. aud lasted for forty years, have mr..
rived at The close OF long life, and after great ex-
perience, TO blame the excuses Of The period 10
which belonged. and condemn freely the serious
errors which this long Of years, have ds-
turbed and afflicted The Catholic, apostolic, Roman
Church, in which errors ] had the misfortune to
participate.
"lf il please the respectable friend of my family,
Monseigneur the Archbishop Of Paris, who has had
the kindness apprise of The benevolent feelings
of the Sovereign Ponf towards me, To assure the
Holy Father Oimy respectful gratitude and of my
entire submission the dncirne and discipline ofthe
chul CHI, the decisions and judgements of the Holy
See on The ecclesiastical matters of France, pre-
sumo to hope his Holiness will receive the coinmu-
| nicaion With Kindness.
"Abs0lved AT II hate period bv the venerable Plus
VII from the exercise OF ecclesiastical functions,
sought occasions in the course 81 my long political
| ,"NN' '" 'N""S' ~ ~ . 49, " ~ ~ '" ",
giun and to MANY honorable and distinguished indi-
Vlu"a's Oh ,ne clergy, nave neFe' ceaseu 10 con
Sder myself US enid ~ Inc cn"fcn oeplore over
ana owe. again Whatever acIs OF my e nave gfle'en
her' ana NY last vows shan be Tor he' ana her SUI
| preune head.
thAkLEs MAURICE, rrihce ae Iaiieyrahd'
signed az faf's, mafcn q 1000
"nlen Marcn ~, 1888
Letter to his Holiness Gregory Nv.
Most Holy Fathers
A,s,u oil. a..
=, ihe-voHn9 ana plo"s en'id' VINO SURROUNDS my
o'u aye WIN .'ie n'S' '"en"s ana .ehoef a'e"'i'ns'
h's aG9ua'c'e" "'e WI" Tue k'hd expressions wh'ch
No. ii1""esS ''sv '''oe USE !" !" slt'N''g u, me-
ana lon "e w.inn"w mucn Jpy sue expects tie pes
Sc" a'"GeS ""'e" 70" 'h'enn iof her' am is n"ch
a.eo'Seu %s ." 'ee o"y "'en ionse'sheo' uhe a'ch-
o'Sh"p "i 'a'ls' nrs' mentioned them 10 me-
De'",e oe'hs overcome by Inc serious uisease
""'c" 'h'o's me- deshe, most ,ois la'her, 10 eH-
press 10 y"i an ny gratitude ana Ill Inc same time
my Sen''ne''s presume 10 nope not onls mat
you ,eoe''e 'ne,'l WIN .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

From the Wayne County Standard.
MISS MARY.
MISS Mary is char ming maid
comedy lass is she:
She every morning coffee drinks.
At evening, sips her tea.
She's sever gadding in the street,
But loves to stav al home,
Her eyes are parted by her HOSE
Her ring lets by comb.
She has a very pretty foot,
Aud sometimes WIRES prunella;
On sunny days she sports II shawl .-.-.
On rainy, All umbrella.
Shois virtues self personifed- H
She scorns TO do wrong;
She keeps her tongue between her teeth,
Where peoples tongues belong.
The poor have always found her kind
She weeps for others woe; rf
On Sunday eve she sits alone.
Unless she has a beau !!
Each leisure moment she employs, M 3.
To cultivate her mind fAf
She ties her apron on before rs
Her hustle Oh behind. Na ~
Whenever she shopping went,
She pa id for what she boughl .fr
In sleep she always shuts her mouth, .
As every body ought
Small faults she has and who has moth l
She strives them to reform;
When her toes are tramped upon
She says "gei off my corn!"
Accomplishments like these would make
match for Count or Earl;
And all the neighbors say she is
A pattern of a girl.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22
MOBILE.
s.lnr,laf NIornina. Natenser as. ts4s

o. PACE CURRENT Our letter and news.
rsper sheets Of ,t' morning ready ter delivery
the Office. There is vet sufficient time fbr letters
by to-dnys mail 10 reach Boston per the ei
the 9Th proxlmo.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

0U- There was an entire failure of the mails yes
terday cast Of Charleston.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

1FTHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened n large and
well selected stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS--s prepared
sell Teachers, Parents aud Guardians, ioio any
House in he Southern country. He has also large
stock at Law, Medical Theological, Miscellaneous aud
y andard Library Hnnks In which is added MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks Of Courts,
Assessors aud Tax Collectors have Books made 10
any pattern and nj short n0liee catalogue OF School
Books he had by calling nj % Dauphn street.
nov l1Kmo 8. W. ALLEN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

urFOR MAYoR-G EoRGE f. HOLT is announced
by his friends as a candidate for the office Of Mayor the
approaching municipal election and is recommended 10
the sufages of his fellow citizens individual emf
nenty qualified for the Office and SUCH entitled to their
confidence and support. sepla 2Oltde+
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WErUMPKA.
p CO.. p The new and very light draught
~ =ss9z7s=ES7Z steamboat EUREKA, A. Leonard
master, drawing only 20 inches water, will leave
for the above and all Observation-Disclosures THIS
DAY, 22nd, nj O'clock, PM
For freight or passage apply on board or to
noy22 NJ. WARING Il CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

uFWe are authorized to announce CHARLES A.
HOPPIN. Esq, candae for reelection To The OIL
fee of MAYOR al the ensuing municipal election
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

or Those friendly 10 The election Of Mr.. L, GAGE Ms
Mayor for the city Of Mobile are requested to at
the Court House, on MONDAY Evening" 2lth inst n
O'clock there 10 lake sneh measures they may think
best 10 secure his election. MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

u Ship Cairo, at New-Oreans. from Marseilles, re.
pors-te in with on the Ain inst, the French ship cha
teaubrihnd Capt. Laborle dismasted lat ~ lon 81
and took from her cabin mud % nge passenses
required assistance
The c. was from iavre, bound TO New Oreans with
abont $50 cabin and s,eerage passengers.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

KNAPP d. SCHULTZ,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
noyl9 No "a ROYAL street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

FOR MONTGOMERY.
p ED@ n The new, light draught, fast running
passenger steamer AMARAHTH, J.
Bragdon, master, will leave for The above and all the
landings on THIS DAY, The 22nd M
slant, Il, O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
noy22 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

JAMES A. HOOPER,
conn MISSION NERO HA Mt.
No. 40 St. Michael street.
poy20 MOBILE, Ala.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

SEGARS-1l0m Segars, assorted brands, in store
~ and for sale by atls4'
nov22 SMITH DARNEY & Co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

uwAVERLY HOUsE.--This establishment
has ben thoroughly repaired, painted and furnished
throughout aud is now In complete 0rder and open for
the reception OF BoHrders.
The accommodations OF this House are equal to any
in the city, aud the Proprietor will spare pains or ex
pense to make his guests comfortable.
nov42 2ligno 10 CLEMENT.
WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist.
NJ Otlice the North side OF ST. FRANCIS street,
next above the State Bank. rt'. Ii novl6 24Otf
IL. o. DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist.
u Office and residence At No. 81 bauphin-rreet, up
stairs nOv20 242t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

Ir The friends ofC. G. LANGDON announce him 4
caIhilnIe Tor Mayor, al The next mmnirpml elecnn.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

qJJ. F KING and JOHN r. TODD, will he support
ed rs Aldermen OF The Third Ward. the ensuing nIun
cipAl election by (uavl+) MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

nEMlJOHNS, Of all sizes, for sale by
~ nos22 J. O'REILLY g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-22

EPSOM SALrS-4 casks fresh, just received
ILand fol sale by
noy22 NJ. C TAUGHT CO., 10 Water 81