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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
The New York Spirit of the Times has new
correspondent who displays wit as well as gumpton.
Here is his first epsile

The New York Spirit of the Times has a new
correspondent who displays wit as well as gumpton.
Here is his first episle
SANDWICH. Mass. March 20, 1915.
2 mister Porter-Ediiur NV the New York Spirit
of the Times. Dere Sur-Being a orphin without
marry Father muther, which has lost his aunt
Nancy by mizzes is his excuse for writing you,
which has other correspondent and am lonly
whereby am boardn in boarding skule which CON-
iains AZ schoards. Knows the split and has a
copy Of the same which was giving me by genile-
man with specs which came to Sandwich to inquire
about Trouing which is not in season but quite the
reverse of the contrary. The boys goes to Quaker
meetin' which YOU must call Friends, or they will
take offence. il being Imprinted and much liked by
the boys as you dnnf hear spekn there ofener than
once in three weeks, whereby you has sChance TO
sleep in meen time. This town is called Sand
WITCH from the quantity ofthat vegetable which is dis
cused 10 the Pic Mo parties. The woods WIS
wunst full of dears who has been destroyed by Mr.
Webster which lives at Maslfield when he's whome,
that's not often the same being senator st WASH
ington-and goes after trouis when he's here
Whales was formerly plentiful in the bay but now
calched only in our school ROOM one Of our masters
being 'whaler' tell yop. You catches this kind
with rod which was revenged on him by myself
and two other boys in his sleeping room, and lying
of his great toe to the bed post and then settn fire
10 bis night cap. Luckily we was not found OUT
Shooting has commenced-ihat IL. the boys haye be-
gun with Binghe,n's Cat, which was guadruped,
but goes on three legs now-and was once Tom
Cat hut is a Enock now--and had before suffered
from the bows irwin to make dog Of hun by cuttin
OF his tale and upper ps-which Bingham tt'nks
cruel and the boys fust.rate. Our hea'ths IL good
only my journal was interrupted by DIARY, "h'cn
which is Irish having got out Of common salt ana
seasoned of the soup with EPSON But hear the
skool bell and must wind of this epsile and report
Yours lin a horn,) TIMOTHY PICKLE, dR'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

THrBRITIsH TARiFF.-The concession made
to the people Of The British Government during the
hsI five years, are Of vast Importance. u il true
thai high tariff Is still maintained on articles of
food but the changes already made IN tue British re-
venue system. Indicate thai the present high duties
for the protection of the Landed arisocracy must
give way. The income iax, 10 supply the deficit
arising from former reductions Of the if, will pro.
badly become permanent, and then the demands of
the manufacturing classes for cheap food, and OF the
commercial Tor less restrictions together with the in
roduct ion Of the income tax will the landed
interest to be lrss perlenacous to perpe,uae the old
system.
The following is liable showing the CHANCES that
have been made in The duties an leading articles dur
ing the last five years, together with the proposed
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

Duty ON PAINTINGs.-It is now some years
since had any large paintings of great value and
merit exhibited in This city, very probably in this
county. On speaking Of this lately 10 an amateur
artist, he said it was SO, which he regretted. He
said the reason was the high duty Of 20 per cent laid
upon paintings by our tariff. On IA painting that
wonj cost $1,000 in Europe, they would not afford
to pay $1,000 more for duty, and consequently The
paintings not brought here. He said the only
duty in England was % cents per square foot, and
that most Of the European governments admitted
paintings Tree of duty. Our present duty on paint
ings does very wise, deprive our
selves OF many fine works OF art; and il is to be
hoped it may be repealed.-Jour. of Com.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
pASSFNesHeIsA.

Per steamboat James |. Day from New-Orlenns-
Mrs Rose Mrs Hunter Maj iIurd, Judge Crawford, MIR
Burgess Messrs burgess Fletcher, Boy kin, Massey, Gil
bert Beandreaux, Evans, Jefries, Watson Mash, Cal
houn McGrAde, Ready, Fuller, Colwell, liunIer-23
deck.
Per steamboat New Era I'm Columbus-Jordan and Ia
tv, Wick and family, Messrs Coleman, Hawkins,
Glover, Gowen. Thornton, Pierce, Huckaiy, Jones VIM
Stokes, Lewis, Grimm, Henderson,, rambourne Junior,
Cochran Atkinson Lewis, Harris, Taylor. Long, White
ONeaI,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
CONSlGNEacA

Per steamboat James Day IRON New-Orleans-
L Chamberain liumphries, Walsh d CO; wilson a.
May Barron. Mend a. COS Foster & Batteei I Miller
Il COS w II Bunnell co; Beers & Smith; Desha. Smith
~ co.. w Mccoy 60; II Huber; Washington d
Callahan; McGran; Toomer, Gay * COZ 7 Guesnard; NJ
Warning ~ co; DeGrushe & Marsh 5 VI Meri ST John,
Powers d COS w Sackett; Huntington d Cleveland; j
Eundn & q ID Unhsnn. ] HIND.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

No ACCOUNTING FOR TAsTEs.-Alexandria
letters mention tina much scandal has been occasion.
ed in Cairo. by the expressed desire Of young En-.
glsh lady TO be received no the bosom of Islamism
in order to wed young Egyptian who had caplva-
ted her. Col. Barrett British ConsuD was request.
ed by the young ady's friends interfere, and Tor.
lunalely u legal preext presented nself-the would
be Mahopeian is y minor. She was about 10 be
sent home TO Eng land,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

These extensive reductions are those which most
affect the trade OF the United States, and which come
IN aid of the improved state Of trade in England, in
in producing enhanced consumption of American
produce, by which means the current of money will
prohabl, again set hilherward i Missouri Repor-
Ter 81 Iouis
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

MINERAL WEALTH Upwards Of forty new
lead mines have been opened in the mining regions
upon the Upper Mississippi during the last winter.
The mineral lands Of Iowa and Wisconsin are sup
posed to be more productive Of this metal than The
whole OF Europe, with The exception Of Great Bri-
lain.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03


In the above the cargoes OF the packet ships u
and England Notwithstanding Of $40 packages
ASSORTED goods by the U. States, and $50 ditto by The
England.
II will be cen that there has been material failing
of in the shipments of present season in every par
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

zJAbout thousand persons have assembled al
Independence. preparatory to starting for Oregon
AT ST. Josephs, there 10 another large company
ready; aud third company at another point on The
Missouri.
A company of Oregon emerants left Sangamon
county, ILL.,, few days since They numbered lo,ty-
seven persons, old and ,oung-had sixteen wagons
with OK teams, and quite number Of young cattle.
They are said to be substantial farmers.
Il From two to four thousand emgrants will cross
the mountains this season, and they will maintain
possession of Oregon, If the Federal Government
will do its duty.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

o. Messrs. VIM. WOODWARD, s. w. lNGE and
S. S. PERRY are nominated as the democratic can
didates for the Legislature in Sumter county.
09-The New-York Assembly has passed bill
preparatory to Convention of the people for revis-
ing the State Constitution. The question is to be
submitted Ia IA popular decision IN November next,
al the annual elections. II majority Of those vot-
ing, and now entitled to vote, declare in favor OF IA
Convention the election for delegates is 10 be held
on the last Tuesday in April, 1916, and the Conven-
ton to assemble at Inc Capitol on the frs. Monday
in June. 1916
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
&c POsstTS.

W.YORk-Per bark Lucrelia-776 bales cotton, |
SO pkges sundries.
NEW-YORK-Per brig Sarah Brown-6lO bales cot
tom do moss do wool, cask hides, l07 pkRes ndse.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Zephyr-97 bales cotton,
pkges, 4 trunks, corn mills, &c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

BARCELoNA-Per sp brig Prudenle-S700O gold.
NEW-oRLEANs-Per steamboat l. Day-l2 hbs
pork, 1875 do whiskey, ~ do -four do eggs, do cider
do moHsses, cks bacon AZ kegs lard ~ coils rope,
cks caret, hid sugar, SKIS coffee, II hogs, head
ia
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

The Norfolk Herald saysI--Two more Of the men
from the Vandalia died on Tuesday; making four
deaths from the large number Of sick turned over to
the hospital on The arrival Of tue ship.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

Ia TREAT WEsTERE.-This favorite steam
$500 ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon, her first
G,";ah, T. p-ssase l'r the season. She has full
nos"' ,s'' and carries ont one hundred and forty
Pssg"Ss'a, about as m'ny as she can accommodate
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
wEGErprs OE COTrnN

Per steamboat New Era from Columbus Heavens &
Malone 20 bales; Z Marable 10; Donald Marshall s.;
Lyon q Baker 2; Riyes Battle d co 3; TOomer. Gay d
4; Sims, Redus HouZe /; Albert IL Prentice 6; Boy
a a. AcRu
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

To EEoLAND Notwithstanding the large mum :
er "i passengers which went out by the Great
Western, the accommodations OF the packet ships
which ARE 10 sail soon, are all taken IN. In. Y
Jour, VI Con-.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

FINE APPLEs.-ID consequence Of the success
attending tue impor,,tlon of pine apples from The
Bahainas last year, upwards Of ten thousands addi-
,'onal acres have been apart for their cultivation
al New Proyidence, aad about equal quantity al
the Island of Euihera.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
SHERlFF'S SALE.
John Fincher
VS. Il. ia.
Bedo I3antiste.

M ILL be sold Tor cash in front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county on the first Mon
day of June, A. ID. 1885, between The hours Of IL ~
clock Am. and O'Clock PM. of said day, all The
right and title Of Bedo BaplIse in and to the follow
ing described piece lot of land and premises Sit
ualed lying and being in the county OF Mobile, on the
north east side Of the Spring Hill road about three
ls) miles from the city Of Mobile, AT place called
Napoleonyiile, having front on The Spring Hill
road ofone U) acre, and running back nor,h-eust-
Mardly from said road and half Il ID acres in
depth and bounded as follows to wt,-suuth- west by
the Spring Hill Road, northwest by lands of Mon
iague, southeast by lands Of Redo Baptist; the
same having been levied on The property Of Bedo
Bapiste by virtue ohe above stated execution which
issued from the County Court of Mobile county and
to me directed. ..l.,
my3 132tds M C. BANCROFT. Sh'f NJ. c..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.
for Naw-Xnrl
Port of IIObiIe--May 3, 1915.

CLEARED
Bark Lucretia Rea for New-York, by Fosdick Char
lock.
Brig Sarah Brown, Norton for New-York, by Jno e
Ryan.
Schr Alabama, Whitmore, for NewOrleans, in ballast
by master.
Schr Zephyr, Morse, Tor Philadelphia, by Whitaker &
SAn
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

order to enable them to their daily bread, we
are at a loss 10 know. To ave their Offices open on
Sunday is neither the interest of the proprietors Of
newspapers, nor Of those whom they empluyi and by
lue care and attention their part, the interests
of subscribers and advertisers he carefully at
tended To without Sunday work"
The Boston Daily Ereaing IropeiIer, in Comment
ing on The above SANS:
alt is the custom Of the daily morning papers IN
this city to work part of the day Sunday; and n
d.continuance Of the practice would undoubtedly he
attended with good many di licHies; but there can
be no doubt that these difficulties might I've overcome
without detl ment publishers their subsc, ibers
The experiment Of dispensing with Sunday labor in
The Offices of daily morning papers has been tried
in other places and so Far we know it has sue.
ceeded In Charleston, s. C, two three years
SINCE an agreement to this effect was entered into
by some of the daily morning publishers, which We
believe is found 10 operate we'll"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
AREIV ED.


Bark Martha, Nelethan, fan Boston with ice.
Sp brig Prudentc. Mei, I'm Barcelona, 10 Leiaron.
Steamboat James Day, Reynolds FIN New-Orleans.
Steamboat New Era Ll les, from Columbus, with SO
bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
C. BANCROFT, Shift NJ. c.
SfiERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel Aud,

Samuel Aud,
James F. Hutchson aud John M. Brown.
William c. Chamberlain,
VS. &. IA.
James F. Hutchinson. John Nj. Brown, John King
aud David Stephenson.
W}ILI be sold for cas, in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile couHiy, on the first
Monday of June, 1S45, between the hours Of II o.
clock An. and A O'Clock Pm. OF said day, all the
right title and interest OF John NJ Brown, in and to
the described piece. parcel or lot of land and pre-.
misses, to wit: Ten Q0) acres of land IN the south
east corner Of the northeast fractional section number
twenty seven, (27) township number four. az and
range number one ~ west. The same is To be- sold
as the property Of John M. Brown, by virtue Of the
above stated executions which issued from the CIR
cult and County Courts d Mobile county and to me
directed. NI'.t...- CT '+fh
my3 ls2,ds C BANCROFT, Sheriff M. G.
vNO COMMERCIAL IIOUSES--A Practical
4 BOOK -kEEPER having much spare time, Is
DESTROYS 10 obtain as much business as he can 20
through with. He therefore would be glad TO attend
to the Books and Correspondence of two or three
Houses, or make an engagement with one House,
Cor the Sumner onl, J who may intend leaving the
city during that period and wishing to continue their
business. ADpIyto
myl KNAPP & SCHULTZ, 40 Daupbin.s,
TOHN b. TODD is my duly authorized Agent
~ during my absence from the CITY.
myl 14OM 4a. CHAS SMITH
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

The eastern mall Of yesterday brought 10 ha"u "e"-
York papers OF the 25lh uI and from other points As
late az due.
The NEw-YuRK cotton market remained without
change on THURSDAY, cath about 1900 bales.
The Great Western sailed Al PM. With lao passen
gers Previous TO her departure there consider able
enquiry for Foreign Exchange-the market closing al
1904 a 1921 on London, and 5.26!65.25 on Paris.
From Wright a Lewin's CCotIon Brokers' Circular,
prepared for the Great Western, dated
NEW .YoRK, April 24-Corlon--on Monday and Tues
sy III the present week the sales ed 300 bales
chiefly for shipment To rselles and the Mediterranean
without change In prices. On Tuesday evening were
n possession ol Liverpool the 5th April Ch
lou, days succeeding the sailing OF the Great Western,
of I'd per h. which WIS regnined the day prior 10 Inc
sailing OF The Caledonia. Yesterday, the letters by the
steamer were Received aud during The day ahont lJOO
bhles were sold, without change III prices sufficient Tine
has not elapsed however TO shew the iul elect oil the
news On this market
Extract of letter received at Charleston, dated
MATkNZAs, April lg-Nou already long ago Anow tlat
the icpation of short crops has been more !hHh iuy
realised MOlassts Is nj reals, stehuyi nj "hlch rate
much OF IL that being purchased will arrive sour. On
comparison with this ears north side operation with
last deficit 80 900 hhds shipped is the result, ANA
that OF the coming months will be propurIiunhtey much
greater; fact lille remains 10 on. OF Musfosad"
sugars accounts art on about The same ratio Inc
Sugar crop this neshbOrhood viii give but about 5UOO
hhls OF This To 60U already shipped and 800
in market There few sales to govern quota
lions by; none however, has been given less than
and good deal cost "a r.. In my opinion, IN Il very
short time it will be at high figure aud rapidly advance
Cayed Sugars IL TO IL Ia and 10 49, hail brown, Hli
white, extreme rates. CuCurnchos 2d7 RS. Coffee So
We have had lately very fine rams over ihe
country, and anticipate, il not very iats' very ilr
crop though Is early te' % say u'u'h oh
this bend OF the avore bras III your MARKET not
above Il TO 1870 hhds will H. hiaue'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

ARRIVED HENcE-At New-York. 2ith-Ship Uncas,
Latham, Ireportt below 2lst
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
=, ..oz,.C0.Fpy AVN WETUMPKA.

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
= C2 - The new aud light draueht steamer
SEeEssE<K LOWNDES, A. ii johnson mar'4I,
will leave for the above and all uterine a'e a""sS
ON THIS DAY, Srd inst al O'Clock fm'
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
" mva "'P' W CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
FOR MONTGOMERY AND wETUMPkA.
p e. n The fine fas, running passenger
sEEF7Ek-- steamer NEW WORLD Joseph
BRYAN master, will leave for the above and all ln'er
mediale landings, on THIS DAY, the Srd '"S'''
ut o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
m,3 CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
n CDS n The fine, fast running steamboat
S5zs.sls;z{1 BOURBON, }. A. Case master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, the Bird instant, al 5o'cIock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
my3 MOSES WARlNG co.
FOR GAIN ESVfLLE, WARSAW ind VIENNA.
c. n The fine, fast running pasFenge-
Sszzss7ss.css--z steamboat NEW ERA, 10. Este S
muster, viii leave for the above aud all inermr-
dlate landings ION THIS DAY, 3rd instant, II, 8
O'Clock Pm.
For freight passage apply on board or to
mys CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
re n The fine, light draught double en-
-. glne STEAMER NOAODCE. IL ~
ney master, will depart for the above and intermedi-
ate landings on THIS DAY, 81 May, at o'clock
pm, For freight or passage apply on board or TO
CAMPBELL, OWEN, g. CO, Agents,
mv3 70 Front and rs Com-sts.
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
e. r The steamboat NATIVE, A. T..
Wilson master will leave for he above
and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, Bind
inst, nj O'Clock, Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
my3 NJ. WAXING Il co. Agents.
FOR COLUMBUS.
C1D0 p The fine fast running steamlmat
sytss ssseE GEN. HARRISON, J. B. Wiley
master, will depart FOR the above and intermediate
landings, THIS DAY, 3nd May, M O'Clock Pm.
Fer freight Or passage apply ON board or TO
m,3 M. WARlNG g. co.
FOR PICKENSVlLLE.
p Go ~ The light draught steamer LAI LA
Sy<5ts7lssF57S5Z ROOKIl, o. b. Hooper master,
will leave Ter The above and all the intermediate
landings, on MONDAY 9th inst. at 5 O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
my3 CAMPBELL. %" I'm " co.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
Co. p The steamer NEW ERA will leave
Mobile for The above aud all inlerme'
diate ports, on WEDNESDAY, 9TH inst, ut 10
O'Clock AM. For freight passage apply on board
Cihcihhau. .... ...'..'Zo
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

THE VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Row We under
stand that subsequent 10 the proceedings which We
stated yesterday the students held private meeting
those who were sill AT the College-and pissed
resolutions similar to those which had before been
offered 10 the Faculty, to which the names OF all
were signed. copy was sent to the Faculty, but
no answer being received, another copy was subse-
quenIN sent, 10 which reply was made refusing to
receive the resolutions satisfactory or TO agree TO
fo,hear further proceedings and calling for the names
of the perpetrators OF the late ourases This ended
all negotiation, the students with The exception OF IA
few, packed up and left the place, and the military
were then Withdrawn. Thus stood the matter at the
last accounts We were in in saying that the
Hon. WIN. G. Rives addressed the Faculty and stu.
dents. Ii was his brother He has, however, gone
up to the University VI Richmond Star.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile,
VS. vendition, exponis.
Ahnor ;,,co,,h

Planters and Merchants Bank OF Mobile,
VS. vendition, exponas.
Abner s. Lipsconb.
M ILL he sold for cash in front ofthe Court House
w door of Mobe county, on the frs, Monday OF
iune, 1915, between the hours Of II O'clock Am. and
O'Clock PM. Of said day, all the light, title and in
terest Of Abncr S. Lipscumb in and TO all that GER
tain piece, parcel lot Of land and premises, siiua
ted, lying and beingin the county of Mobile, about
five miles from the city of Mobile, the side
Of the 81 Stelh hens road, and known lot number
two. III in plan and survey made by C. Dade
for George w. Owen and A. s. Lipscomb, begin
ming at strike at an alley number one, III running
thence with an alley north 80 deg, west lhir, nine
oh Tins 10 an alley number Two [2l, thence with said
alley north rs deg. 30 mn east ,hiIty chains and rs
links to stake, thence south SO deg, east 10 AN al
ley number one, Il thence with SAID alley south 70
deg. 30 min: west to the place of beginning, the
same containing thirty acres more or less, and
bounded as follows TO Wit: south by lands iormerl,
of F. l.. Owen, west by lands of John Shelton, cas-,
by lands of Stanley, and north by vacant lands =
The same rs 10 be sold as the propert, Of Abner s.
Lipscomb, by virtue of the above stated vendition
exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mo.
bile county and To directed.
m,3 l32tds G. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

Acs- am candidate for reelection 40 the Office
of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county AT the
ensuing August election.
uol5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

0cs-I offer my name TO the voters OF Mobile county
a candinae for the Office Of County Clerk, the
ensuing August election.
Jan15 39te EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

Co The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup
port him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the
County Court, at the election ia. August next.
jan16 40te*
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
Great Sale of BlOoded Stock,
NE u AILAl,N III L, A A 4

g HIP CHANDLERY-An invoice consisting Of
SMana Rope. White Lead, Oskum, Blocks,
HandsPikes, Caps'an Bars, Spun Yarn, Packing
Yarn, Pitch and Rosin, for sale by pow
my3 EDW. G. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

DEPPER-lO case Hope Mills, II prime article,
Il landing and for sale by
WRIGHT 4 CUNNINGHAM,
myS Grocers, So Dauphin street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

DS-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hir friends
as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk Of Mo-
bile county at the ensuing August election. ap8
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

A MARE CHANCE-The subsc. C. II, awina 10
"A illhealth, offer their entire soc Tor sale, con-.
sisf ing OF an assortment Of the most choice Wines
Liquors, Cordials, Teas, Sc. selected in the best
markets, with care and judgment. Aiso, the Ak
lures, comprising every article necessary for the
continuance Of Wine, Liquor, >and Grac~r, bus-
ness in old established s,and-all IL which will
be sold very low, and possession gyen ap ar befare
the LIST Of May next. Terms reasonable. Apply ON
the premises. A. & y. WOLFF,
apI1 corner Commerce and st N ichael.sts.