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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

FRENcH OCEAN STEAMSHIPS The project Q
establishing line of steamships between France
aud this country, which, it was supposed, had bee,
abandonef, has been resumed again in the French
Chambers, with this modification, that the Govern
nent Intends to effect il by private enterprise if nos
sihle. ) he new bill contains articles the pro-
1nnent features of which are, that direct commu.
nicaton is TO be established between France
RIO Janero. Martinique, Guadalupe, Hava.
m, aud New York, by means OF steamships
or sailing vessels. That secondary lines will
be established 10 connect with the principal
lines, and 10 run 10 La Plata, La Guyane, and
IN The Cali of Mexico. That the Government will
TX the minimum oftonage and power Of ines NUN.
Der OF voyages. the To be taken by the yes
sells, and the time of departures. II private enter
PRISE does not take hold, the Government promises
10 carry II out.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

are indigo becoming gradually blue by the action Of
the sphere. The blue color Of indigo therefore,
is owing to its combination with oxygen.
Indigo is not cultivated to great an extent ~
the United States formerly, the imported article
being obtained So readily The following process
Of manufacturing indigo in ANAL quantities. TOR iamI-
" use, is extracted from the Southern ARrlculIrlst'
"Cut The indigo whel the under leaves Eegn To
dry and while The dew is on them in the morning;
put them in "A barrel, aud fill this with rain water,
and place weights il to keep it under waler when
bubbles begin TO form The top, and the water be-
gins 10 look Of reddish cOlor. it il soaked en1ugh
and must he taken out, taking care to wiring and
squeeze the leaves we'll, so as to obtain all the
strength Of the plant; ii mual then lie churned (Which
may he done by means Of II Iolerahly oren basket,
with handle TO raise il up and down) until the Ii
uuor is quite in foam. To ascertain Whether il is
done enough, take out a spoonful in plate, aud put
a small quantity Of very strong I've to II. u II cur
dies, the indigo 10 churned enough, and yuu must
proceed break the iqor in the barrel in the same
way, by putting in I've (whch must be as strong AS
possbe) by small quantities, and cont inuing To churn
until it is all sufficiently curded musfh he taken
not TO put in 100 much lye as that VIII spoil II =
When il curdles freely with the lye, ii must be
sprinkl led well over the top with oil, which imme-
diately causes the foam to subside; after which, IL
must stand till the indigo settles to the bottom Of the
barrel. This NAV he discovered by the appearance
of the water, which must he let of gradually, by
boring holes first near the top, and afterwards lower
rs il continues To settle. When The water is all let
off, and nothing remains hut The mud, take that, and
put it in bag FLANNEL is the besp and hang it up T.
drip afterwards spreading it 10 dry ON large dishes.
Take care that none Of the foam. Which is the
strength of the weed escapes but II IL rises too gh
sprinkl oil on il -
Seven or eight species Of indigo found in The
United States, most Of which in the South. The
wild indigo. Dyer's Baptisia,) common in Penns, l.
vania and other middle States, yields considerable
proport'on of blue coloring matter Of an inferior kind.
-[Flora Cesirica.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

THE BowERx THEATRE aopears. az "a.
stated, that MIR. Hamblin will lie the seyerest sufTe.
rer by the recent hre-he has lost valuable stock
of scenery and properties. which he contemplated
transferring 10 HE new Theatre to be erected ON
nf"ad"ay' ana ne owned more than one half of The
stock. which he had purchased at A, fferen, ,;mas
and was, At his low prices, making large animal
profit, which in short time would have enabled him
to have owned and paid for the whole ground md
bgldlng His loss, We are assured, canno, be shorr
ct $4,000. Insurance could not be obtained nm ,h.
building unless at exorbiant rate and snn,a ~
sons were on watch day and night, but such il the
'"inmatory character Of any Theatre, hat the lem
spark will set the hndng rapidly on fire ''"''
IT. Is now contemplated to carry through the old
rrolect oil uniting Broadway and Bowery by carr,inp
Z NAL street through TO where the Tbeatr. stood
IL also I" raposed 10 purchase the site for church
edihcs IN. Y. sun
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

A Boston paper mentions that in the month of
February last, just about the time when Mr..
Prescott, the American historian Of Mexico, and Of
the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella Of SPAN. was
elected corresponding member Of the Institute OF
France, he received the distinction of a similar APP
poinlment from the Royal Academy Of Berlin.
A SOFT of European Cougress-a Congress of Dip
omalists to consult on the advancement Of Euro
pean influences, is said to be about gathering in
Washington City. The correspondence Of the New
York Evening Post, states that The Count SALIeEY
the French Charge in Texas, Mr.. ELLIOTT, the
English Charge, MIR. AsHBEL SMITH, the Texar
Secretary of State, just appointed England by the
anti annexatoniss in Texas, are together in Wash
ington, probably in conference with the English anc
French Ministers The United States, how to battle
the policy of our Government. 1t is strange place
for foreign intrigue against our Government to bt
concoct ed and nalured.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

| W The troubles the Virginia University are
announced to be at end, and the regular academi
cal exercises renewed
w Inc Norfolk Beacon of Monday the 2Stb ut
s"l'' nc united States Squadron under command
OF oo"' o'Ock'on' consisting Of the steam frigato
r'inoe'on. sooPS OF war ST, Mary's and Saratoga
ana orig f0rp''se' sailed iron Hampton Roads yes
terday morning with sealed orders Their dest,na.
lion doubtless is the Gulf Of Mexico
1.-THE New-York Morning News, proresses IN
give corrected version of the alleged a,temu, a, n
British purchase of California, from Santa An,.,s
government in Mexico The foundation of the re.
port Is said to DE that papers really found on
santa Ann' showing that number of British capi
.a''s's haVis large grants and claims, were applying
TOT purchase OF California, and asked for political
jurisdiction to "a certain extent
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

Gentlemem: Allow me the privilege Of making
through your journal few suggestions in re aIon To
he selection Of il Candidate for Congress from This
District Many names are proposed from among gen :
tlemen residing in Mobile, any one Of whom f elect
ed, would reflect credit upon his constituency; but,
for one, am convinced that any nomination coming
from Mobile, AZ this time, would he impolitic For
The last Two years the democratic party Of this city
have been deepl, excited and embit,ered within IL
self upon matters OF principle, but solely IN re-
ference ts Only within the last few weeks
much hostility and iliet ling have been excited among
lis MEMBERS and such s the particular state of feel
ing here nj this Time, no prominent man who has
ken part IN political affairs here unite the party
with any thing like enthusiasm. In this view Of our
local situation, | believe nine Ienihs of the party
will agree. so, would then ask If it is not du-
" incumbent on all 10 aside parlialiies and
prcdiler lions and seek elsewhere for suitable can
didate.
Wilcox county, in late meeting presents The name
of Col BETHEA; many persons suggest the name Of
Judge Roach, of Monroe, both Of whom talented
and popular in all the relations Of he and either
would doubtless he equal to the task ofopposng suc-
eessnliy the nominee Of The wing party. But there
is much stronger vet to be named, who, if no.
minated will leave no doubts, even with wings, oil
complete success. Thai man is F. S. LYON, of Ma
rengo, whose popularity is so well known and deep
rooted as To require no comment from me.
The writer Of this is governed by ceiling, save
that OF an earnest desire 10 promote the interest O
the party. Our opponent, Mr.. Dele,, furnished
us with representative who in the late Congress
was true To the great interest of the country But
he stood alone, among his party associates We can.
not expect they will select another, who. like Mr.
Dellet, will, trying occasions, refuse the collar
anb go for his country Let the democrats OF Mobile
then come forward 10 their meeting Wednesday
evening and unite selecting Candidate who will
not only insure success but carry out those princ
A CITIZEN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06
ARCADE RESTAURAT.

| u HOME has the pleasure t.. announce 10 his old
Ne friends and patrons, and the public that having
!" the Res'aurn rat line M'll he ry 10 ad.
honor him with their suppor, n. avail. %;;s.sf ~
the occasion to return thanks for The liberal sncour-
agement received during the last fur wears in which
It has alike been his p ide and pleasure 10 eater ior
| the Mobile nubIic "
His present establishment, "a over ,beARcApr
Building, having an entrance from bo,b 81 Al ;rh,.i
and Planter 3 streets The room. are nle.s.,,, nj
airy, and have been bandsomeiy Cited mn. ard he
entire arrangements made Al considerrke ,rnenss
Furniture, kitchen utensils. etc. .,il new.
Being provided with sunerior cooke ana .,,.,,;vs
walters, and having had long expere rre himself m
shall no, he surpassed by any similar sssilshws",
or Hotel in the city. I 80 = '-.@
0ct-The Resaura, is omen nj a n bours from 6 !.
to IL o'clock, Pm. Breakfast, from Ito iOHD;s.
ner from 1 to 4. and Supperfro 6 I'll 9 s,uIock.
terms for board the Arcade Restaura, have been
reduced 10 the following: ,- ltl !. iq,s s,s.e no.
Board, meal per day .....y. :. :. St2 per month
Do do do SIT do
Do 3 do do ........ ,$l8i do
eJ-The table always supplied with desert frui,.
etc. Wines an extra charge. Mobile, Dec. 81.
cNIJPERIGP WINES W.T. =, -,,-.,;-zS
= Mn Asea, s,r Mss.r- iE S.l1s e. bON
Merchants of Paris md succs.sor ~, II. ne
Lunch or NswYnrL h.; -. ~ ,"s s"c Non u
Fyancs ,a.rs e. - ~ XII y.se fe'u1lea from
of his own d;rec, nnor,a';nn superior wines
D'%'e ''"te""c' ,oeS t''-s.iisAiaf % bss
Grad W., ~ T., NJ, 1919 cases of6 Dozen bodies
Cia,aa, I.s.,o ioso 81 - d ~ -n.! al
Sm''s.;". CO.. 6, .o1ol .. .,,ss4a.kS.
''te W "m1n IWnerry' cases 'hfee do1e" bottle
G, IT.. m S's..s W me, 10 one Do do
,. ns sus" oau'eine medoc, and snperhoef Cog
VA" w. n'a W. d 10 casks s..s,a.
CO ~. IL as s.C oneIs any qn'n,.y o. p stock
800 ~. ~. me due cnannagne. which
living 70 us So Gror,y, mas become aiay9rite Wine
s"e Un''ea STATES anu takes hl. opPor-
un'y o. .n'ormng 'ne PUBLIC that spurlons article
E.an.a c,r liz ~ ..e same pan1J IN
nine excent !, bears ,be ,nn.sed s.m ua gen
soectiye corks: 800 : :" = ~ :" ~ =?
The onlv d,sc, ;m,or,.r. =, H., r1.;,.s usa..s
Messrs Barclay I.;yinos,on =, Nevy.Ya,L III ~.
undersigned in ,hs civ Anniv - ~''1 1' ''''
MuS ss"', yS S'nya, c,H " \. Ortesns'
b. eb25 74Mmo " - 1,'''1 :. III e%
EIIE I'D EW5,t, :. : -
hsn MINon l.ANu SITE MS sta GeDk-
French aTa. m o. 'saay 1870 ~
psr,L AFTER ,he RoIerisonioo system VIZ s,.ms,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06
PA%SE Sesstass.

Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans-MesdHme,
Ogden, Ellis. DR. Beaty Purser Ramsey, Midshipmar
Renshaw Messrs Hnes, Caldwell, Kane, Morgan. Ross
Hooper, Ellis, Forsta Weissinger, Cheneworih, Mar
shall lppotta, l1oIbies-9 on deck.
Per steamboat Eliza I'm Warsaw-Iacnhs and Hdy M n
Smith aud child, Miss Woodcock. Col Dickson Messrs
Lyon, Ross. Wilkinson STUART Giass. Hnrsley, Napier
P"wel-Hnd others.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

THE MISSING PACKETs-Capt SPAWN of shin Nor
mhn, of Boston, arrived at New York from Mobile
that on his outward passage from New to Liver
POOL he experienced the hurricane in which the nae
United states and England were supposed to have been
Inst lie experienced any thing like il betor. md
his vessel received great deal of damage On the 18Th
or GOTH lat So long s5 passed pieces of
long skyah BOBBY matches, pieces of boards paint
white &C. such articles would have belong ed to
missing p1c kets.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

Mr. futile of Washington county. Indiana, as
recovered $500 from ii. W. Smith, The clerk OF
washington county, for issuing, contrary to law, a
marriage license III his daughter.
The S'cllian frgNte Uroaia, Com. Lettierre, of 46
guns and 335 men. arrived at New-York on Satur-
day morning. in fifty seven days from ST. Helena.
Among the passengers by the barque Hecla. ar
rived At New-fork firm ST. Croix, Is ThurIow
Weed ESQ., editor Of the Albany Evening Journal
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

LEANDER BROWN, A. NJ Teacher.
VuNHlS School will be open for young ladies an
Il gentlemen on the End Of June. Instruction W,
lie given in all the branches embraced in IA thor
| ough) English and Classical education. Young me
| will be fitted far any class in College desired
| Tuition S5 per month, payable in advance.
French and Spanish will be taught as part Of III
| Academical course without extra charge.
| commodious school room is now in preparati Ito
and arrangements have been made to accommodate
boarders upon the most reasonable terms my5 1885,
NEW SUMMER GOODS-DANIELs & Bra
~ by hive received per Selma, ..
Real French Muslins, bluffs, blues, &c.
| Plain black Barsges, very fine --Usl0
Black and white Organdies and Lawns
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
20 cases light summer Cal icoes
10 cases soft finish Irish Linent -
cases 12-4 and 1914 Sheeting Linen
lease fine Pillow Case Linens
Scotch and French Ginghams
Gauze Flsnneis, very fine
Thread Lace Edg,ngs and Insertings
Muslin Edgings aud Insertings
Hosiery, silk and cotton t-
Jaconet, Cambria and Swiss Muslins
Book, Null and Bishop Lawn
Plaid and striped Musns -.. ..t
White and colored Organizes rvs
White and colored Illusions ..t.
Linen Cambria iiandk erchiefs ..... .
Hem stitch, Ryere and Embroidered do
Colored and Tape border do I..
Gents Kid and Buck Gloyes, etc. my5
I0O BXS No Kendall 4 Co.'S extra Soap:
lOO 20 boxes Sperm Candles .I'-
20 boxes St. Louis Starch
20 cases table Salt 10 boxes
90 sacks blown do; 400 do coarse do
20 barrels sound Onions
100 packages Of first qualities of Black and
Green Teas, for sale by .....TaT
my6 WARE CHESBROUGH, a CONS
4. HAMPAGNE--5 50 baskets grape brand, pin,s
~ ana quarts. ID baskets Bocler ct Fills Cham.
CLARET-25 cases fine, I case Sleinwein, for sale
low TO close consgnnens by
my6 F.. c. CENTER & co.
REANS-A lew hbls small White, landing from
- Selma and for sale by @
WRIGHT& CUNNINGHAM,
myo Grocers, So Dau'hin 81
4 400 sPcks of best qualify, landing this
~ morning ircm steamer Meniexun,a and for saI e
m,5 &. A. GILBERT & BRO.
lATS-s0O SACKS best western while, in store
my5 g. a. A. GILBERT s. BRO so Cons,
SALT-llOO sacks on bonrd ship Splendid, Mo-
my5 f. C. CENTER s. co.
COW FEED-400 sacks Bran, 800 sacks Flax
~ Seed Oil Cake. for sale law bv
my5 G. A. GILBERT & BRO.
S0 DOZ cotton and linen Shirts just received
~ per brig Selma, for sale by ls.s
SA Bxs Colpate's No Soap; 20 do Fancy
~ do; so d, Pearl Starch, for sale BY
my5 JOHN o'REILLY s. CO
uAY-l5O bales Timothy, in store and for sale |
AH by CA. GILBERT & BRO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

LIVERPOOL-Per ship Sardinia-l500 SKIS salt.
BARCELONA-peT Sp brig GOondriua-S1 200 90 Id.
NEW ORLEANS-Per schr ROssin-65U SKIS corn Is
bbls key, is do moasses.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-25 bbs
fruit Sc hi do flour, $4,000 specie, kegs butter boxes
1ruil.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

The New Orleans rropic states that letters receiv
ed ia that city, lelve doubt Of the early demise OF
The Hon. JOHN b. DAwsoN. He has been for a
wear or more past in exceedingly feeble health, and
now laboriug under a attack OF hRnorrhage
Of the lungs. In his present PROSTATE condition no
hope Of recovery can be entertained
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

1t finally ascertaned that the People of Iowa
have refused come into The Union State, with
the boundaries fixed by The Iale act of Congress.
Another Convention is 10 be called 10 make another
Constitution, with satisfactory boundaries described
| for pl esenlaIIon 10 Congress.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

Per steamboat Eliza I'm Warsaw-Dtsha, Smith & co
% bales l. Andrews co "a; Minge & Russell 20. Jas
M Withers co II; Rupert McLeand Ii; Lyon Il
Baker IA; Allen linden IL Rves, Battle .; Boy
kin 4 McRae 5.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06
II RnAsIn,A


TRIESTE-Per bark Fanny-2l93 bales cotton.
PH1LADELPHlA-Per schr EVehna- 100 bales cot
ton, bags hair. 81 Kegs ginger.
NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Sinus-2a $40 fl lumber
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

Per schr Rossini FIN New Oreans-Mar- hall, Rowe &
co; w Douance; l. Merchant & Coz j f dewitt
Per steamboat Creole from New Urleans-J IL Huber:
S Ramsey; Bryan; Marshall
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

NOTICE,-Pmsuani to IA resolution passed at IA
meeting of citizens, holden ut the Market House
ON Thursday, LIST inst to devise measures for the
relief of the sufferers by the late fire in the city Of
Pittsburgh, the following named gentlemen are APP
pointed committee solicit subscriptions he re-
miued through the corporate authorities, to the city
of Pittsburgh for distribution, viz:
William G. Easton Edward Brown
WIN. Magee Peter B. TAXI
WIN DeForest Holly Richard II. Redwood
Percy Walker James Martin ..
George Woodward Augustus Meslier
Henry Myers Thos. q. Brown
Lewis Gueringer Henry Lehman
WIN. J. Ledyard Isaac Bell, jr
John b. Todd Charles Walsh
II. b. Rolston Thos Butler
John Marshall.
The Committee is rogue sled to meet al the Mayors
Office on Monday next, at o'cock PM.
CHAS. A. HOPpIN, Mayor.
MOBILE, May End, 1S4l
nOCTOR SWANS RHEUMATIC PAIN
~ EXTRACTOR AND TONIC LlNIMENT.
The subscribers have received and have in store
supply OF the justly celebrated Linnent which they
have the fullest confidence in offering to the public
as beng the best local application extant. A popl-
lar western Physician who uses il largely in his
practice, writes of il as Fellowship all cuianeous
or muscular affections, bruises, scads, contusIons
lndoent sores, fungous eruptions, as we'll as in all
lnfiamaiions, organic or spasmodic have found this
recent sprains or bruises consider It a specific =
Price 90 cents per bottle. For sale only by
my6 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
PROSPECTUS fih Odd Fellovs' Monthly He
l. raid, periodical to be devoted 10 the cause Of
Odd Fellowship and General Literature. To be pub
lished in Wetumpka, Ala.-The undersigned propo-
SEES to publish in this city, Monthly Periodical de-
voted To the cause of Odd Fellowship and General
Literature, if sufficient encourage ment be received.
The unprecedented increase of this Order in the U.
States. and particular in the SOUTH and the demand
for such work. seems to warrant the undertaking
1t will contain AZ pages, (ordnary periodical sizes
printed with new type and on good paper. The first
number will appear in The course of the ensuing
month, and we would be obliged to the Brethren Of
the Order in The south, If thew would send as MAJ
subscribers as they procure by the first Of neat
month
No. Address CHAS YANCEY.
my6 134tf Weumpka, Ala,
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobIIe--May 6, Is45.

CLEARED.
Bark Fanny, Sampson, for Trieste, by Bell Jr.
Schr Evena, Peterson, for Philade phia NJ saRer
Schr Sinus, Stetson, for New Orleans, by master.
ARRIVED.
Sp brig Golondrina, Fubregas, I'm Barcelona to LIE.
Baron.
Schr Rnssin Willis. fin New Orleans, 10 MASTER
schr Experiment, Bradford from New Orleans. tC
master.
steamboat Creole, IIiern. FIN New. Orleans
Steamboat Eliza, Roberts, from Warsaw with l3e
bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

ne SUBSCRIPTION in hew-york, for the Pittsburgh
sufferers, up to Saturday evening, the 26lh ult,
amounted 10 $l6,534.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

OUR FOREIGN RELATIoNs.--The new. h ,h.
.aedoha has been received by the democratic n,rty
iiTnugh"nt our country in the spirit Me.rins,
o the people are sp ken OF, 10 reatfirn the 90
principles which identified with MIR. Pok,.
election, and 10 pledge To him their confidence in h;
I"trotic determinations 10 MAINTAIN them.-l Penn
sylvania. ~
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06
MOBILE
Tuesday Morning, May Q, Is4s

The eastern mail came through yesterday, but with
nothing of interest.
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boarding school, Sing Sing, New York.

Boarding School Sing Sing, New York.
MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL
TINE SUMNER SESSION Of ,his INSTITUTION
j. commences on Wednesday,, the 3Oh April The
remarkable healthiness of the location, IT'S prox unity
10 the city Of N. York being distant less than three
hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange
mens Of the building present advantage possessed
by few institutions. The Principal graduate Of
The United States Military Academy, al West Point,
and while instructins principally in the mathemar-
cal department, maintains sti ici prsoral supervi.
sion all the others As healthy recreation and
an Improvement to the carrage Of The. pups. they
are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill. -;
The terms are $3.50 per annum. which includes
instruction IN French. Pupils To furnish the usual
articles, they will be furnished at n small Expense.
For the y her modern langu. gees. music, drawing
books and stationary, an extra charge is made.
The Principal refers particularly, TO the following
gentlemen, sumo Of the patrons Of the ls.tHulirn:
Chas. King, ESQ.,, Hon. b. F. RmHr svF,illism
Barnewall, Esq., Jas. Smith. Esq, Charles Knee.
land. Esq. Isaac g ibson. ESQ.,, Cornelius Dubois,
j., Esq Col. J. b. Wood, Of New York; N, Lea
yenworih, Esq, of Elizabeihtown, N. j.; General
y Van Rensselaer,, of lbany, N. Y; Colnnei J. 8.
Mcintosh, Of the U. s. Army; Hon. Charles "A.
W'cklife. Of Kentucky; Arch'd. Graee, ESQ ,Wm.
X: Halle't, ESQ.,. John Bloodgood, Esl Of Mobile,
hWDh'hd. b 10 -..s|.rr-f apt0 liz
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Boston, 25th-shir
Georgana Behun; brig Commerce, Allen.
26lh-Bark Ariel, Wheeden.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

ARRIVED HENcE-Al Philadelphia 27lh-Schr Kate
Aubrey, Chandler, IL days
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

Col. Vim. T.. Noble has left at the p;,,sb,ro o.
,e'te ofhce common printed duodecimo page of a
book scorched all round the edges, and n maze oC
heavy l1o,sca2' with some writing aud figures on it.
G gut" p p"Iea WIN the fire; rked up fifteen miles
Westmo, ean' county. Pa. This shows the grs',i
power the wiad on the ever memorable ION Of
April. 'O'" VI
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J. r. p. ELDRlDGE, Adam.
Hnn,svilIe, April 20, 1916. ~ m,3 l32M*

TIVE Creditors OF the Planters and Merchants
U Bank Of Mobile, hereb, notified that
Wednesday the 2lsl day Of May next, \ dividend Of
money then in the hands Of the CammisAioners will
be made among those creditors who shall present
their claims before that date 10 the Secretary
Of the Board. '-'' l5'
The above notice is gwen in pursuance Of the pro-
visions of The 9th section Of the ACT of the Leeisa
ture entitled San act for the final settlement Of the
affairs OF the Planters and Merchants Bank Of Mo-
bile" Approved, 18Th February, 1843, copy of
| which IL published below - '- - ~