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The National Intell,gencer of yesterday announ- ces, in two lines, the death of Genl Jackson, and devotes seventeen (includ!ng SIX of euogy) to the announcement Of the death of "Sir Richard Downes Jackson, K. c. B. Lieuienant General, commanding Her Britannic Majesiy's forces in British North America n. tri
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

A YEAR or SUMMERs--A voyage of pleasure round the World is advertised in Hamburg to leave that city on the 18th August The route has been so arranged us to secure continual summer to the voy- agers, ffah A.. '0 .,s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

The Hon. WILSON SHANNON, late Minister at Mexico, has arrived at New York. He came pas senger in the bark Anahuac, which sailed from Ve- "a Cruz on the 29th May.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

ty-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 SSleS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

Du-I offer my name to the voters ol Mobile county as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court ofMoblle county al the ensuing August election
 mv24 EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

Do- The friends of A c. WALKER announce him IS candidate for the office of Tax Collector Of Mobile county al the ensuing August election. jeS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

Dcs-The undersigned announces himself as a can- didatc for Cletk of the Circuit Court of Mobile ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ;an17 41te JACOB s. MARSH.
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is5- The friends of JOSEPH CURRAN will sup- port him candidate for the ofiice of Tax Coet tor of Mobile county al the ensuing August election jelS
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Ns-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- port him as candidate for the office of Clerk Of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 ianI6 4ltek
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0G-We are requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhlI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

IF The friends of JOSEPH c. CHAMBER LIN will support him as Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 145
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a-,5The friends of THOMAS G. NEWBOLD will support hT for County Tax Collector at the en- suing August election. je3 157s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

ANTWERP, May, ls45.-CottoR-No variation has la Ken place. and he conned 25O bales Uni ted States and loo bales Surat.
 ROTTERDAM, May, l845 -Coton-If not offered on lower terms, will remain neg Iecled.
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Joseph H. Boards lee,
Joseph H.Reardsle lee

4 Steam Schooner Lion. Steam Schooner Eagle
 DY virtue Of two writs of seizure issued from the ID District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama and to me dnected have seized and in'o my possession taken the Steam Schooners Lion and Eagle, their tackle, ap- parel and furniture. This is therefore to cite and admonsh all persons having pretending to have any right, title, interest claim in or the above named Steam Schooners, their tackle, apparel, etc.. he and appear befure the Honorable the Judge of the District Court of the United States for the above named District, on the second Monday of July inst, and show cause if any they have or can, why the above named Schooners, their tackle apparel, etc., should be condemned according to the prayer li bellnnt. VIM. HAMPSTEAD, U. s. Marshal,
 jyl l69ttd by c. CUTLER, D. Marshal.
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rWTTUAT SAFETY INsURANCE co

I T U n . IT of Now -York-A Dividend of TWENTY AND A HALF PER CENT declared the 9th inst. Capital increased to SIX HUNDRED AND slxTY-sEvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. Total as sets over million ofdollars.
 Pet sons who did business with tho Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends m Scripn February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will he received the office of the Agency corner of St Francis and Royasts, up stairs. janlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent Gr HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS in Drugs and Medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals Perfumery Brushes, Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye Sufs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 Wdter street-MOB1LE. HAvILAHD, REESE & Co, New-York.
 HAvILAND, lIARRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, $. c.
 HAvILANp, RIsLEY x Co, Augusta, GH. dec2 lcmo nCHINA, Glass, EarthenNvare and Cut- LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is new receiving all extensive of the above art ees, N hich he offers Ht [ he lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MAS STERSON. Importer. 34 Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

The State ef Aiaboma-- Washington County. COUNTY COURT, SITTING FOR ORPHANS BUsI-
 NESS THE THIRD MoNBAYAN 18TH DAY OF u JUNE, A. D. IS45.
 Present and presiding the Hon. Samuel s. Houston
 Judge of said Court.
 HNHlS day came John Richardson, administrator l ofal and singular lhe goods and chaltes, right. and credits which were of Thomas W. Richardson. late of said County deceased, and filed his account current and accompanying vouchers ftr final settle ment of his administration said estate, and also petitoned the court 10 be discharged from further administering on the same. and said account having been and examined by the is set for 6nnl hearing and alloy ance at term of hsCourt 10 be holden in and for said county at the Court House, n the town of Barryton on the third Monday in August. next. when all persons interested can attend and contest the same if they think proper.
 It s ordered by the Court that notice of said set clement he gwen by publishing copy of this order in the Mobile Register and Journal, newspaper printed in tie city of Mobile, fi tn ee consecutive weeks. hue pyfrom the in .nuies. Attest,
 bitw l6s H.J.y.'Moss, Clerk. \
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

The eastern mail yesterday brought letter dates of the 22d and 23d ult from New York. but no papers
 The New Orleans mail failed entirely on Sunday in consequence of the boat getting aground Yesler-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

The Tallahassee Star of the 20th June contains the returns of the late election full as they can probably be made. From several precincts in the more distant counties no returns have been received The votes as published stand thus.
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Fo- CIerI. of tbe Circuit Cours.

For Clerk of she Circuit Court. ArS- am candidate for reelection 10 the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the ensuing August election.
 aoI5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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For County Tax CO

For County Tax Collector.
 0bJ- The friends o BENJ. ROBERTS. sq., tiil support him for the office oi Tax Colh ctor for Mobile county, at the ensuing election. je2l
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Fer Clerk of the County Court.
 DrS- GEORGE E. HOLT IS proposed as can- ddate for the office of Clerk of the County Court at inc ensninO election. jslOs
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the b was in al l o'clock, with papers of the
 and !. They contain nothing of special In- 't' Fd;ng to the published accounts, the fu- | cd lies in New Orleans in honor of Gen. KS ere oi the most solemn and imposing ac he concourse of people in the streets, 8, bws and house tops was immense, yet ! $ accident occurred to add sorrow and In tO!the already painful and melancholy occa
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


 NEw,foRK.-The Price Current Of Saturday 2lst, af- ter aludng to the fareign news says-
 The market since last has been quet but without cnahge m price, Yesterday alter the receipt Of the above advices there very little done and we are as yet unable 10 state what Inc effect on our rke be- shippers seem indisposed to buy except at decline The sales are 2650 bales thus:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

Moseley' majority 513 Levys majority l097. In the legislature the parties thus classed by the Star:
 Senators II democrats. wings Representatives.. 80. do 10. do.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

Passenger Packet "ALExAEDER ScoTT," On Mon-
 day, 2d June, at o'clock PM,
 FOR ST. LOUIS.
 C%o~ h The splendid fast running passenger Stzz45SsSS5g1T steamer ALEXANDER SCOTT, Capt. J C. Swon, will leave New-Orleans en her next trip for the ab, and intermediate ports, on WEDNESDAY, July 9Ih, at o'clock AM. For passage, having unsurpassed recommendations, apply
 10 c. A. GILBERT & BRO.,
 50 CoHmerce-st., Mobile.
 or to JNO. k. SHAW & CO.,, ie28 24 Poydras st., New-O -Oreans.
 FOR MONTGOMERY. A 6@ R The fine light draughl steamboat sE<E<sE2 ALABAMA, J.J. F. Wilson masters will POSITIVELY leave for the above and inierme. diate landing, THIS DAY, let inst al o'clock PM Passengers leaving on the Alabama can rely on reaching Montgomery in time for the on Thurs day night. For freight or passage apply on board or 10 jvl NJ. WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

BOSTON MARKET.-The Price Current of Saturday 21st ut, reports
 The Cotton market is healthy and considerable sales are making principally for manufacturers and shipment EuIoPe nihce our last, sales about 1000 bs qnohtiohs some considerable parcels under offer at shade under asking prcer, but ye holders do not yed our market since the steamers arrival as firm as before. and no indications prices being lower
 PHILADELPHIA.-Cotton-T are m ch.noes in noice in the prices Of Cotton and the h hesn 1 Part of the sales have been for the supply of neigh boring market. The FHnsHctOns co,nnri.e 5o0 hale. Mobile, New Orleans and Florida st 5s 10 7E ct, as0 bales Upland St to7i cts for ordinary to fair quSiiy and I90 hnes Tennessee at 6tc cash. Toeethef Il3o bales The market clUses firm, and part of th. s.Is have been made on speculation. We continue ms nIalia lnr Mal.IIe Il Nas.l lrI.-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-28
THE WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MON rHLY REVIEW.

month yLiterary Magazine, containing 60 large
octave pages of entirely original NATTER emenating
from Western writer's, will be issued regularly from
the lst of November 1914 II will be devided into two
volumes per ear, of $50 pages each 720 pages
the end of the year. E. T. G. Judson and L. A. Hine
Editors Robinson g. Jones, lO9 Main st. Cincinnati
Publishers. Price So per annu, in advance, or within
the first quarter.
Agents for Canton: H. J. Nothnagel g. CO.
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9SfOtngttnge1r

Der 9aterla bsfrennp unb sifbtr Sci
erssnt reschndbi8 tePen 6rett's.
o.. e5utttrirtpnss Ire,s 1T 6 IN balet a. SO ctnts
ora1stcdblun3, Hrcr Ita Il r, fale ctt 5r'f"n9 S III
ner 6at Str iIttm l5Slfte rcs Sabrs Es3"gIt %irS.
Die setun8 tannnHr Damn 'nf5e5tee" wErEf"' wc"" {"
SR1tranee ttjaDt lin'' -.
~ cz,trn upr rcm gctau ets Sobrcs bic 3ritnns MID
f,tfnriat nrp 70 tstradtet clrs 'Is s"sn e"nid
Siefpikc fir EN- antercs Sahr Ill SspaIteii'
5l scn ltnrrlNreitr nit fN' rintH eHreE" sfttr"m d"
9lp11tcH 1nJtnohmsh
qr J,rrrrpuna sTbtDt auT Spten csr lnter(@rttfrr
mn rt s Die 5rraus8ttr mssn rpfrsp ein0ranrtwerrtn
r au,6tn Den fir ric Itlien Nreie etnttradt mBtr
abrr polei6 taar bst0DIt pcrecW, Ue man MOT a loh9
Nrt In 9e6nut9 ItcDt
ngJeber potneier bat oaS Nedlt eIaen Sor1eI
IN ipeltem fIo 3emns6gelb tenbet pot rel an ben
Druder at lberlenoen.
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Neues Wirtbsbaus
Il!I!
I" MoofeE Wapue County Ohio
gum 9dbtlo BON
"QS bel m SeU."

Der Snorsbenannte betuncet bermit ieine Treunbe
uno oos publtum, baB er, an leinem s,ouie. an Der
Sde'oer eibertv StraBe uno oenI Martt8ierede, auf
Ger ndhten ectte .tpetlch uom @crrtbauIe, unb BON
eafe uo Sonee's stobr d)ris qeaeniber, augefamsen
etn offendes @atbaus Su balten, tpcelblf er tets
Oerelt ien miro, 9teense gu Yfere, Dasen uuo 8uB,
lener Seit6 ndbts mqn9en laGen miro um alaemeine
3ufriebenbeit 5n 9eben.
Da feline @ebduIidfeiteu meiltens ueu uno eerdu,
mig, iene5fud1e, Sdente, ShtofSimmer uuo Stauuno
reidd, uno nit benz beten oerehen no, uuo ilberoies
feline Refnunaen biais iein perben. 70 erwartet er
burd prcmpte 8eoenuns nno 1orsfilt9e 9ufmert1aut-
felt einen GbeiI Der oentIiden Gnn 31 pcrbienen ne
erhalten. @hrt It. Sunfer.
Q8cciter, Stic, Oft. Is, 1914. 11-b.p.
Co., @r fdbrt ber oies, rpie friter fort. feline GSrc
eerp mgrr8 uno &lenperfauf 5u betreiben, ao miro
I'D, freuen eine &unten AUDI iii bielem 3pei9e su BE-;
bienen.
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5 600 TbaEer Belobnuns!

otat Secbnna IN attctt ntrc cst auf's Set,e auf
nttftmm sanst attcttn rser Semanb ar,t rttr
Nrtranann Der iur @enuatbuun9 t6f
hracrn fteft raE Or Duncan Nuspurf btftrbernbes
em emafs rtrfebt, ats ,u temtrten tpas ttx Gt.
9euthumtr rerfrrnh camt ~ tt,rirttn
ottse D1ctn 1T empfobten fir 1ussbrans. 9rtalnstn
ulten Sutfpeien, werts Nbmen, @titen IT, grufftdbc,t
tlauen nn, ab fur ae seber nc tnnsenfrantketen rei
ccer ttn fpiritueen praparatonen roefo,e bic
6anrt Snsreeitn5 Der pclerlei nuatalttr nb bic
Dem Iuttum 8ruaofaerfen aufsebrunsen pereen-Or
Ounean's 1uswurf ttforoti noes 0em TT sani fr RON
Orum unb aln aacren ffarten, nartcen @utaa,tn unt
oarf NIT poGer St4ebeit nntt aen aen setraae fper
lctt. '...
gu strtaaftn tst 3ebx to ans tsnabs In alltm
Gtuntp G1tdcsfn :"
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@Ine WfabIn1dble unO Bauerei su perfaufeu
(Tint autr

(Ginc cute 8rlesenbeit)
Der llnterfhrie6eue btetet unter BEN bilio(feu g..
otn9un9en unS I'M ben balben Bertb, cine fSne 8o.
erei uno eiue Mablmible, oeeaen in eoofnn Tomufcn
Start County, Shio, nu6 befaunt inter bem pomrn
s.Maobrcof WtQ," gum 8ertauf --Die Wable lieot
an eirem nte feblenoen WafTer, NIT % TuB SAT- unb
lanft benabe oae 9auSe Sabr biuburd nit bier @tei
nen: Sic 1T tn enem 9uten 3ufano uno fam GeGhGf
e fur SanAeue nno Gunben perridten> uno lieat i'm
Wtttelpunft etr1es Der fttnen Qanotrie fir Mo,en
i'm Staate, tal6wcaS srpifcher MaiT0un uno sutton
uno Weilen ocm Sbbio @anal.
Die gaueret rpirc entrpeoer gang, pcer ,um 9beiI
NIT Der Wlhe teftauft unb entbdlt 200 9fer ousor<
luhtes Qano III autcm uno perbe1Terten 3uitaub.
Gin gutter Titel coer 9fedt, wirb bdrduf aeaebeu.-
SIR oas Tdbere ertrnot0e man lid, entpeser auf bcm
DlaBe ielbt pber BEL bem lnter;eihneten in of1lIrn
Stp. Oeproe gp iJIr~'
Mal(lQcn I. Au9uit 1914. 4-b. "
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yu It on-G 1en9ieBerei
nletn t1uo ggjcuoli11g,
8 anal Sul ltcn, Start e.

>Rtnneen sre Sreunoe unb tas san;e putlitum >af 6
otur}t9 IN 0et9atsprtintun3 rrtr Vartnerbr
lnr nno ihr StHtNIemnt nun rcGtias i'm Gaaee bakru
See art 0uBarteit wirb auf Seeun8 rrrmr r ~ Zen t
t9en preen oon Iben rcrrtist N Qrten orn Oefer
tee Sa 9sboris gessnanre, mfrrnin 3utunft rrn iGn
a ano sehalten-Oisjsnssn. mete bcrsbsn e,easn,fnn
tephIen erotn cpl bu mtnn e lei anrufen inntm i
nberju9t lnb. bas l ws POM Naeshennp niht t
fer uno prblftiler jn tauftn i'm @tanSt linb - ~ wy
Sutton ben 5ttn Ot3tmttr, 1872. 22.b
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9tus5ebrune 9ebeilt.
Gl1e at1bere &nr betpirft, burd Or. Duneau's
Nuslpurf befbroernbes Nei[mitte[.

pr Nbtntas Snmfnfon, lei Nbamsrine T1ustinaum pu.
~, tcetntt bag n SoDn, alt Is Sabre tre pptr pr Sabs
rt lang elmer $unatafantbet m @eine @rmptpme ma
etter 0utten befttlbes Ster imp naAh6s @wieen tes
atittt mtt etntr Nbabue toprer &raftt-ap allie
me Der Nusitbrnn7 Saotm rerftbtne 9Rtbtatte al.
lei" obn erfots Oeeat batte teoser, Die etraft rrn
Or. Duncan's 9lustpurf bef0rbernbsn Neiln,ittel
tu probiren, mc6cs aobalo Asntcn in 3ancspt id
eertbaftc-Nt 9crsnsen tenadribtisct or bas 4uttun
bat-es 1T jett nit l1nsr ais onate baB en erbn pie
lie eotip u 9ebrap6en, uno jcst bnpet @ ibow yote
men Sennc.-3aurt Office, l9 9lcrb ct pDabcrbia
Cine AuantItat ansefcmnen III Canton bet s g r.
Il "F
Ca Vra9e mad Or. Duncan's Expectorant RENE
dy, uno Du ptrts erba(teu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-28
sSu9eno : 3ettun9.
Seraus9eseben BON Carl SO gBettersbauSen
uHe Seorudt Ycn s. u. 9 adcfeu,
QEkkSh,trn H.

J' y
ptttsbur9, pe.-
8eetnsuWgtn :-9tt Sustne,sttuaa exfeheiut au+ "A
Ea9e Tim ben jabrliben 9utrptirnsrrcis prn muir -
Jahbar bel Gmrfans Der 4ttn 9lurntr. @ammr w
batcn a 10 Grnplar bag lite frc 8risf un ttbeunarr
preen assenommen Nsntea) rpfrei enter oer Nrbr
eeittrsbaten pittstrs pa erteten Der Grtraa 1T nt
eduS Der jur nteuSuus teutfbtn {e6rrr
Semnars SH psrPsburs pa, uno nameni CUR Grliebuna
rmtr 0Boiitn in rerR(titen tttilnmt. " y F''''''
otense" tpe be srfe ibHss Iusttamhte oumaer aet M
ndftHotH mtreen ais Subftrittnten terro6tet " WV ~
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30 Gje G &aEs
@serg CID, 8tfbsn.>
@ssFs CD. 8stcsn.l toms
BetUetI uuo GcDaefer,
YNnNEntp&r ,,uN 04od.+6 (oG~fo.1

Stne IN Der Ausnbuns Der Surispruten3 in gtort
nno oen an9ren5eneen Counties in partuerfhp eetrs,
tsn un9 eIefen 9Ierour itren 8reunocn uno Seupubs
adMn9sUou an.
Sfftee: Cine Gbitre weftld, bon Srn. Somfs
9otsi nne 9erace 9eaenlber benz 8rantlin Salis, in
9err Soldier fpridt nnb Ihrcibt nebIt Der era.
Sprohe. -
Sebruar 26. 1914. e, bn
o. 9Ind benadoridhtiat pbensenanntereoliis @dd-
fer oaB er ale tffenber9actar angcReat it H. Qs
IN d n, 70 tpie anoere reobtssdse Dog.mente, iu
en9 II 1d e. beut1 deru. frans6 der
Sprad5e unter btQigen gebnsun9en auSfertiot.
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| Sb9e sIbbtlouE9 felt cine beutltte Belhohenbe
Der Qunge &c. III tbren1 9eIunoem uno natilr1c IL
ltanbe bar, ipelde bic Soauppr9ane tes Soents Gto
bren plae in Der @e9eno Der Sruit baben> unb be(el
Ibe benahe gang ctnnebnen. SIS no oeren stpet-eine
,ur 0fedbten 1no cine CUR Qntem SieIe Srqaue Inb
ben peher Nalr, II. beftehen aus blutrctden 9loern
ais Nul6 unb Qun9enapern. Die NIT Der 4ufr6bre III
Berbnoun9 ftehen, uno 70 NIT ben Qebeu beS 9ausen
R6rperS oerbunoen. Ge Quft3eQen lit Ger QunQe IIno
p iberau6 flen uno ibre 0dutden 70 clnn uno sort,
IoaB oaS 9eriu9fte NtnbernB biee flenen Sentnae1l
oeropfen uuo cas sItbmen tinoern faun> uno fo[ql,
Oulte1, @ntSitnou18 oes Sdlenes TT Der Quftr6bre.
neerfeit &c. nit Gd brin9en sueet frdnfd1 Die Qan,
lac aneet II. ben atteneu in Die 9efdbrlige Qaoe Der
9usebruno oerIcten Qc1er btt Ou teboftet nit ben
(eriten MnSetheu bteler 8ranfbet, ndmlib: Nufen,
9ertdltun9 &C., 70 9ebraude 9leid)
Sr. Ounean's 9tusluurf tefDroernoes
Sctln1tttel
ein MitteI fir 8erfdltuuq, ruten, 8lutlpeien, So(s
entStnouu9en, Ifrpcre6 9hmen, @no6riiliQfeit, vSe
ten unb Srutltehen nO fir alle Qe6sr uno Qunaenz
frnnFheen, oa6 ,tIder" ale 8etltCpunQen Der @jefd
Be oes Sotns iregntt: uno, lit Die Qun9e nid)t curob
uno ourh anaeItedt> 70 miro es llder in rcun E1len
aus Sehn bic 6ranfhett bellen unb III ale Qebeuscr
game neue6 eeben brin9en Qeiet Die pieen Iouenbeu
BON SerRFateu letuer 9uten Ruren uno Die Gmpfebz
lun9en COLDER, Die oeie Mebisn idcn 9ebraudt bas
ben, uno es miro Gu oeutlid mercen ba lie bos Qez
ben Gauenoer, ,peIhes bem grofhen ldou nate mar.
peoer aIf's 9teue tdrfte uno erqudte -Hufet an bel
ben N9enten ul1o Sbr peroet 9epiB 3ufreoen |ei.t.
: en9nt1Ge
lber
Scctcr Guncan's sluftpurf befSrberuoes hei(n;ttel
t1lr Die ausSebrun9.
gUn 6. q. MeReotb,
SSelsoille, o., 9u9ult u. 1842.
We 9err! Or. Ouncan's Qustpurf befSr,
oernoes Heslmltte fur 9lus5ebruue Nuen, 8erfdltuu
gem &C. bat idD 1T meinen Oduocu ais bas beife NrI
mltteL oas nod e su n.einer &enutuis oefonote 10
lpelen. tb empfeble es eaber cbue ale Gaeruno ben
Ilen9en, mele NIT 9un9en uub eeberfronfheifen br
Itatet i!no Sd1 babe audi einen TaQ oeeben. mD bof:
leloe Soetl'nutel III eroau d fe t" furirte,
1ad1oem Der DatIent i Sabre drstd,e Sonlfc oes
braufte, u. s~or iebe 9Srde e gbfnhrnnoe, oes
brauden n,nBe. Sect 1T er i'm ge1b elmer polfpn,,
meucn @eunbbeit.
6. 81 cReatb> M. ..
Iauenoe, Die ait oier Granfbet leiben. fpliteu f1d
ubt9ed hod1bernhmte ,,9tu6wurf bef6roerube Ocmit'
ter anidafen, che es su fpdt it, 8eoeuft. nae n;ee
Ueo1sm unehlbar TT :; nid>t auf eiue palliatin
l9Sete, we es Die Weotfameue, bic Spium eutboten
bun, ionoern oeie WeoBn bebt Die ranf5eit o,is IL
rer 9Eurscl onrd, Sef0roerung oes sluswurfs. G;,
en5t9es glaS tplro Den pattenten bon bteer 9hotoh
nber5eu9en. Otejent9en, tpelde unoldubio lnb {Tn
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-19
FAMINEIN sourH cARoIINA

The cry of famine in any part Of The
United States is seldom heard, except pros
peciiyely IN the partisan newspapers, aad
by partisan orators, but the want Of the
real necessaries Of life by any large class
Of people, such as is now felt IN a portion
or South Carolina, is thing, we Imagine,
altogether Unprecedented IN the Ualnn.
A letter in the Charleston Mercury speaks
Of the distress and consequent excitement
experienced by the farmers fSpanlanburg,
in consequence Of The failure Of their crops,
and the excessive price Of provisions
which prevent the poor from purchasing
and il was appreheuded would cause them
10 resort 10 force to satisfy their wants
This is case which calls for the exercise
Of benesolence, and from the abundance
/ which has blessed other quarters Of Tho
country, there should BIO enough spared Il
satisfy the necessities Of our starving breth
ern in the South.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-19
THE RICE HARVEST

Hos commenced in some parts Of the
district, aud will be general in the course
Of the ensuing week. All fears as to a
Short crop will be fully realized-and we
put il down now, as certain, TINT the. crop
Of this neighborhood viii be short at least
10000 tlerces. This has been the most
nauspicious year for The rice crop in the
recollection Of our Oldest planters, owing
altogether 10 the saltwater, which owing
to the general drought Of the last summer,
assembled our rivers where heretofore it was
unknown. The potatoe crops us good as
usua--aud so is the rice crop high up the
Pee Dee, Waccamaw and Black rivers.
The corn crop is short OF an average
ONE Hiny0A Observer.