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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

Tariff of Charges for the Shippers Press
 and Warehouses for the Seasons 1S45
 and 1S46.
 STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month, ropei Daie ..''...... ID For one month thereafter, per bale. .........l0 Drayage from the wharf, per bale ........... 6i For compressng, per bale. e.................3U .3U Storage, drayage and wharfage on compressed
 cotton per bale. :........... 70 All other charges same as last season. The above Tariff to take effect the first day of September aext. G.R. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press
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ID ICH JEWELLERY and PLATED WARE

ID ICH JEWELLERY and PLATED WARE AG JAMES CONRING, No. IF Dauphin-st.. has just received per ship Hector large assortment o rich Jewellery. Also, large assortment of Plated Ware, such as Casiors. Candlesticks, Snufer and
 Trays, Vegetable Dishes, Butter Tubs and Sah Gel
 lars, and other of such articles asare usually kept in
 his business, for sale at reduced prices. ns27 CHAMPAGNE--The subscriber has just receive Oed. via New Orleans, . supply Of the celedrate.l
 Wine of the "Marquis de Massac," which he of
 ers for sale to the trade at importation prices He
 will have constantly on hand Champagne of this
 brand of lst and 2d qualities. and Is prepared to execute orders for any quantity. gi a
 nov2S c. w. OGDEN. 75 and 77 Water.st nIRECT IMPORTATlON-The subscriber lB are now receiving per Jacob Pennell and other
 vessels from EngIand, l2i packages Hardware, Cut iesy &c direct from the Manufactory, which they are enabed to offer for sale at unprecedented low pu ,css, and to winch they invite the attention oi purchasers. (nov25) o. MAZANGE S co. |" MALL AND WINTER CLOTHlNG-STAN- N TON < BRO, 27 Dauphin street, are receiv- | ing per Sarah Brown from New York. ia addil,oa
 to their former supply. fine assortment of Cloth rrock and Dress Coats, French and English Cask sinege Pants, new style Cashesere, Sa,ia and S,i- vssu--mads up in ,he laiss, fashion nov2s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10
SUERIFE,S NO1,ICE

D
 ~ OMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on N the 3d November. 1Si5, by F. G. Kemball, Esq. justice of the peace, runaway bright mulai- to slave called JOE, 6 feet inches high, about 22 years of age, a scar on ihe forehead, and says he belongs to Benj. Ketchins, Copah county, State of Mississippi. The owner is requested to come for ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees. noy4 229u c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
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SHERIEE,S NOTICE.

HOMMlTTED to the Jail of Mobile county. on O the 24ih October, 1S45, by Charles A. Hopp,n, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway slave called DUKE, black complexion, 5 feet inches high. about B years oi age, has two small scars on his breast, the thumb nail the right hand has been split and says he belongs to Dr. Oliver, of Montgomery county, Alabama. The owner is re- quesied to forward. prove property. pay char ges, and take him away, or he w,ll be dealt with according 10 law in such made and provided. oc,25 22lU c BANCROFT, Sh'f NJ. c.
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sHERIFF's NOTICE.

TOMMITTED to the jail of Mobile county, on O the 3d November, lS45, ly F. G. kimball, Esq, justice of the peace, a runaway slave called JEFF ERSON, (alias Rober) black complication, feet g inches high, aged about 35 years, and says that he belongs to Widow Molly Burneli, Lowndes county, Alsbama. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he viii be dealt with according 10 law in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 | nov4 229f c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
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NORTH e co. . APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,

NORTH e co. ----g H.f APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISIN,
 and dealers ia ..+-=+
 GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
 ApofAesariss' Hall opposite the Mansion Honse, and 35 Gopgnmenf sfrest.
 ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention oi Fami- Ae lies, Physicians, and the public generally in and country, their extensive and well select ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals. and large assortment of the delicate French, Eng l,sh, German and American Perfumes and Extracts, sxc together with n great variety of nrasl,es, Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted 10 the Toilet or Nursery. d .e, Physicians' prescriptions will receive particular attention. tsa The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent persoa always in readiness, both night and day. 10 prepare them n the most careful and scientific manner, with scrapulons re- gard 10 correctness. t LEEcHEs ofihe hest kind always kept for sale, and person (Mr. Payne) every way compe,ent at hai to nppy them,and charge made bui for those that take. Medicine chests filled and reftted in the neatest and most careful manner. ~ novl
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
MnrIne River nnd FIre Insnranee.

Marine. River and Fire InSurhmces DELlCAN MUTUAL INSURANCE to. OF I THE CirY OF NEw-YoRK.-This Company comme need business in June, lS45-has an ample subscription the payment Of it's losses and iIs business " i'll in all respects be conducted on the most fair and liberal principles. The prOfis 10 be divided entirely among the assumed.
 Trustees.
 Wm w Todd, Anson G. Phelps. Russet Stebblns. Charles Kneeland, Lothrop L. Stureess, George F. Thomas. Samn l.. MitchiIl, Robt. Il. McCnrdy, Thos. P. Stanton, George Collins,
 Ewd. Bemeni, Silas K. Everett,
 Francis B Cutting, Simeon Baldwin,
 Jas. G. Stacey, Wm. Augustus Whte, Dennis Perkins, ThOs. W. Gaie,
 Edmund Lanan, Wm. D. Thompson, George Bulkley, Henry W. flubbell, Wmns an Arsdale, Horace Sonthn,ayd, Wa BsDrAper, O. De Forest Grant Jdn Peek Isaiah c. WhitmOre, Per A.4iargOus, Jnstus liarrlson. A A4T .-Sdhttgr, Edward Richardson, Jacob B! herrick, Philander Hanford, Edward T,ompkips, George F. Hussey, Edmond Dwight, Thomas Duntam,
 Henry TIayiland, Theodore Perry,
 Charles M. Connolly. WILLIEM w. DIBBLEE, Sec'y-SlMEoR BALD WIN, President-JUsTU HARRIsoE, V. President. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company. are prepared 10 take Marine and River risks on Cotton and other Merchandise, md will also insure against Fire, or Brick and Wood Buildings, and their contents al the usual rates Of premium.
 nuv27 ESLAVA, MURRELL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

Exira Coaches VIII always De kepl iR readiness 10 accommodate the travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charleston. omnibus included, S26 50.
 Through tickets can be had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery, April IA, lS45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re ferred for further particulars, and through tickets, giving preference of seats, to Mir. John Ticknor, Agent, No. 8 St. Francis street, or to Lewis J. ArPueles, Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
 x1It will he seen that the cards of the Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for them the greatest speed, dated prior the 10th April, and were then correct, although now the verse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

nIRECr MPORTATIONS--HE x D STODDAR Rr have received ly tue Jacob Pen nell direct from Liverpool
 MOuselin de Laine of entire new aud beautiful patterns
 Scotch GInghams, twilled and plain, extra super. fine; English Prints, full chiulz Embroidered Robes. Capes aHd Collars Thread Lace and Edgings 12.4 Linen Sheeting; Dan,ssk Pablo Cloths Huckaback, Trash Linen, Diaper and Towelling Linen Cambric Hdkfs, &c 5 Shetland Shawls, an entire ne~ article v this country; Domestic Goods Of all kinds H. 6 s. offer the above by wholesale or retail al their usual low prices for cash n0s20 nADE & RAY NOLDS. successors 10 DEFoR. D EST. MORRIS & Co.,, No 24 Water street, have for sale full assortment of the following arli cles at low prices
 SWEDISH BAR IRON-Fal and square ENGLISH do do Round, AaI S' square RUSSIAN do a do do NAIL and SPIKE RODS--AH sizes
 HORSE SHOE IRON
 PATENT HORSE SHOES
 HORSE SHOE NAILS --Grifin's
 HOOP lRON-All sizes
 BAND and SCROLL IRON-An sizes PLOUGH MOULDS
 WAGON and CART BOXES
 SPRING STEEL-Ass0tied . l.... . CAST STEEL-SaHndersou & Haylor's Ma
 nufacture
 ENGLISH HOOP L. BLIsTERED STEEL SHEET STEEI4-For Gin Saws, Rristles, etc etc. nov1S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

EROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE.
 M WINES AND LJQUORS-hAYDEN S LEE, No9 Commerce. and Front streets, offer for sale the liberal terms well selected stock of Groceries, consisting in part of the following articles 200 bags Rio Coffee; 50 do Java do 20 hhds New Orleans Sugar lT5 bbs Rectifed Whiskey 100 bbs St Louis and Ohio Flour 50 bbls Molasses; 100 kegs Nails, assorted 10 casks Sides and Shoulders 100 boxes N B Sperm Candles l50 pkss Mackerel, Salmon and Shad
 lOO pcs Kentucky Bagging; 100 coils Rope 300 gals Sperm, Winter and Fall Oil 100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands 20 hafpipes supreme Old Brandies 60 qr casks Madeira, Sherry aud Port 25 baskets Champagne
 100 packages Teas, very superior 2pipes Eagle Holland Gin 20 bbs Old Monongahelv Whiskey American Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whiskey, Ale in bbls, London Porter in qts and pts, Cherry Bounce, Fruits. Brandy Aprlcols, Prunes and Cher ries, Smyrna Figs, Sultana Raisns, box Raisins, Pranes in glass jars, Currrnts. Citron, Havana Sweet Meats, Northern Preserves, Canton Presery- ed Ginger, Claret Wine in boxes
 Also-Cerdlals, Sardines, Indigo, Bay Water. Stomach Biters, Stoughton's do, Lemon Syrups, Philberts. Almonds and Mustard. nov27
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

VINHE oOPARTNERsHIP herelo(ofe existing \ between the subscribers is ihIs day" issolved by mutual consent. The name of WALKER & HOLMES will be used by either partner liquida- Iion only. k. l.. WALKER,
 Mobile Nov 29, lS45. BURWELL HOLMES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

NOFICE-The firm of JAS. SANDS & Co. is this lN da, dissolved by mutual consent, R. MEs'
 LiER retiring from the concern. The name of the
 firm will be only used in liquidation.
 JAS. SANDS continues the Commission Business on his own account, and under the srye of SANDS Co. oot21
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

nISSOLJTION-T firm of COOKE & Bow D Es is lhis day dissolved The name of the firm wall be ased only in liquidation. K. c. COOKE,
 J W. BOWEN. R. G. COOKE will continue the Commission Bu- sness in Mobile his account. and will attend 10 the settlement of the busiress of CooKE & Bow EN. jy5 I'll
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

LVNGLISH MANUALS FOR ls46--The Keep. AL sake, with thirteen beautifully finished engrav- ings; edited by the Countess of Blessington.
 Fisher's DraWing Room Scrap Book-Coniaining thlrly-six highly finished engravings edited by the Hon. Mrs. Norton.
 engravIngs from drawings by the first ariists edit ed by the Countess of Blessington. For sale by
 w. ALLEN, Bookseller and Stationer dec3 No 28 Dauphin street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

DUTTER-20 kegs chs,cs Goshea, landing ex Dship Mary Philips. and tos sale iy ssi
 necI MARSHALL, ROWE c co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

1En BOXES common Tobacco. 5O do fine do 1JO50 Segars, assorted qualities l5O boxes No Soap
 POO packages painted Buckets
 50 packages loaf and crushed Sugar I5O packages Imperial Ten, lbs each
 75 quarter casks Port Wine
 50 quarter casks Malaga and Madeira Wine In store and for sale by noy26 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10

WNOLASSES-2O bbls landing and for sale by M nos25 c. w. OGDEN, 75 and n Water-sI
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CTRONGS - co. now oiier purchasers an ex-
- tensiye assortment OF sie'' 'i''u"''o' eo"s's'"e
IN part OF, as i3,,ums, rrimmiurs.
-, I i. ass,,,j s;,os
$50 boz. Blake Lnicnes, "sso' 'eu I 49, ,,,.
$50 doz cas- ana wr"' no nir ssu u'uau nu''s
izVo gross :, ',nhonn 1o,chos ,,b ir,ss and rose
Bhke's E>cnlcneoh La'cncs' WIFI ''"ss anu 'ose
wood KNOBS. ,,;.ir-t
Pierpont q ho.IhNs I'll VIZ n." a,'J
beau'''ni soous' WV" iu'' p'''e' nan pave ""u
bronzeu escu'cn e. ,
Blake Motuce ,s and Io,cbes MoY,;ce
p. II. "oruoo I'o.H9 anu '
Latchcs, a''u sup H', n = .,ohos ,rd Co,tooo
Do. Cottage LOCKS anu i' ~ Ir n
Latche5 WIN 'i,l'ic' at ",'u hn,eJ and To, Kcv
Plate LocH>--paeu' "aS'' o'''"' '
hole fscu,eheons' ,,i u.bouo,, Rr,ss and
Patent 'urn puto"e'--'"P VI 7''
Glass Knobs. ,-, ~,,,.h
Brass ana Japa'eu Cufoo"'" i,o,,.oTs dc Axle
door puils' 'oi u''' Co.. Hid hn,ts and fos
pnnes, 'a,,ons $50 ,,J door sNr;ncs. BeII pnll,
tenngs Ninu'w """ 49,; u" ,rnw,er's ia, snrinp
cranNs' Staples, h'u ~ %m,,. In, INNS. Hat and
necked anu lhoi'hey van u"'' t ,oks br,ss
cloak DO. Sash ias'e"efs' c"P''"'u
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Table ana uesse'l ,;,.s Coryers steris
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Bread knives, nu'' I, M A., ro1o,s fec. Also
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Sa"e's "' H. s,;r,,,ns saddle nails and
SauuIu Hce'i III w. ,i ,o,,,,ns brass and
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Japd. hhs @ .,'a "'nu Harness Inns and
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shaiiies' "lve'' Ill nnnches Round knives
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CommHee o. The " hole on the state q The Union,
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,horn is some deem and controlling motive for
Inns urging ihn nroci,i,ate action o( CONGRESS
on this appral to the pooular br,arh. from the
Solemn ipdrmen, ofthe SENATE. in = matter ON.
ph;.,icallv within It's proacr cornizancc. Bat.
for some unpxplained reason. il is not ,houyh,
proner 10 declare this par,c,lar motive. ar tn on
trust the House and The nation with the en,iro
argument in favor of the consolidation of these
two indcpendnn, sovereirn,les. Some obscure
hints we have had in the course of the debate.
and in another Mace nro,,v rull Lcv.,onc,nont
of no doubt the mos, corent and nersua~ye rca.
sons for the measure. but with the brilljan, ev.
ception Of the eloquent rcn,leman from South
| Carolina. tNr. Uoturs.N and one. or ,,yu others
the gentlemen who have s,,nor,od IT, have trad.
den very cinrerIy. while nassinr oyerihis branch
| of the subject.
| The gentleman from Alabama. mr.. YaNcrv.l
| TO whose ability and eIoouepce am disno.el IN
render full Justice. paye us the other day sam.
ple Of the sort of RECOMMENDATION. which i rolled
upon as efIac,ual. in cous,rojyjDr ,hc surnort -,
Southern gentlemen. who nifrht othervise no
disposed 10 ac, from higher impulses than a
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mot NOW"

Fainter her slow step falls from day 10 day
Deaths hand is heavy on her dark ming brow;
Yet doth she fondy cling to earth, and say
81 am content to die, but o, not now
Not while the blossoms of the joyous spring
Make the warm air such luxury to breathe;
No, while the birds such lays Of gladness sing;
Not while bright flowers around my footsteps
wreath.
Spare me, great God lift up my dropping brow;
am content to die; but o, not now!'
"The spirit hath ripcned into summertime;
The seasons viewlcss boundary is past;
The glorious sun hath reached his burning prime;
o, must this glimpse of beauty be the last 1?
Let me not perish while DER land and lea,
With silent steps the lord of light moves on;
Not while the murmur of the mountain bee
Greets my dull ear, with music in its tone
Pale sickness dms my eye, and clouds my brow
am content to die; but o, not now"
Summer is gone, and autumn's soberer hues
Tint the ripe fruits, and Gid the waving corn;
The hnntsmnn swift the flying game pursucs,
Shouts the hllloo. AMI winds his eager horn;
"Spare me while to wander forth and gaze
On the broad meadows and the quiet stream
To watch in silence, while the evening ravs
Slant through the fading trees with rudy CLEAN.
Cooler the freezes play around my brow,
am content TO die but o. not now!"
The bleak winds whistle snow showers, far and nea
Drift whou, echo, TO the whitening ground;
Autumn hath passed away, and cold and 1renr
Winter stalks on, with frozen mantle bounds
Yet still that prayer a>cends-"O lauehinaly
My little brothers round the warm hearth crowd ;
Our home fire blazcs broad, and bright and high,
And the roof rings with voices light md lond!
Spare me awhile, raise up my dropping brow,
am content 10 die; but o, not now!'
The spring is come again, the Joyous spring;
| Again the banks with clustering flowers are spread
The wild hrddips upon its wnnton wing
| The child of earth is numbered with the dead !
"Thee never more the sun shine shall awake,
Beamng all redly through the lattice pane;
The steps of friends thy slunbcrs may not break
Nor fond, familiar voi"e arouse again!
Deaths silent shadow wells thy da,kcned brow;
Why didst thou linger? thou art happier now!"