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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
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DENNISON HOUSE,
Corner Of Main aud 5th sts, Cincinnati.

HNHIS well known establishment
d mRm ~ lately occupied by Col Jno No,
HasE8 bio, aud formerly by The Senior OF
IB our House, is now opened under the
direction and propIieiorshp ei The underngnsd,
by whom its high reputation as a HOTEL OF
Extensive additions have been made, and il
has been put IN the most thorough repair, paint
ed and rsfltcd.
From the locsli,y Of this house, being In the
most central part OF The city, equal distance
from Canal and steamboat landings, render Il
equally attractive and Sshvenient TO men OF
business and leisure.
To all who may favor them with a call. they
extend the assurance lhst ne effort will be
spared by them 10 render the visit of their guests
pleasant and agreeable.
-. III e. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

100000.
GRAND CoNSoL DATED LOTTERY.
Class No 80.
10 De drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Sa.
iurday, March % 1915.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
Prize CT OOO0 10 prizes of $1,000
10000 10 1000
5000 10 500
2il0 10 300
10 COCO 300 l5J
10 1900
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5--Qvar'erS e., so.
Certificate OF Package Who os $3.50. Shares
in proportion.
DELAWARE LOTTERY.
Draws IN Thursdays Capital Prize 81 900.
Wholes sl-Halves SO Is.
Certificate oil Package Whvles sl4. Shares
in prop )rtion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

TENNESSEE.
dis
all Solvstt Banks 3,o5
| ALABAMA.
IAN Banks 10
" & 5 CAROLINA.
all Solv.nl Banks 3
GEORGIA.
Augusta 8
Savannah =
LOUISIANA.
.sood Bsnl@ log
PENNSYLVANIA
Relief Notes Ito
Bank " ItoJ
MICHIGAN.
81 Clair 2lu3
Fairs Il Mech Blk 3.5
Jaklaad Co Blk Bios
River RaiSin Que
EXCHANGE.
!. Fi Va. {'pre' p'sma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
JEW ETT's FAMILY MEDiCiNEs.

JEW ETT'S FAMILY IEDiCiN ES.
XNE have on hand an assortment Of Jew
w krr's FAMILY MEDICINES, which We will
sell for iwenty five per .tnl. dIsco uni % his
former prices.
They consist of the followipg
Stimulating Linimsnt
Head Ache do
Nerve do
Rheumatic do
Cough do
Fever do
Cholera MoIbuS do
u srine do
VeneTial DO
Pill Salve, Tetter Salvs,
Vegetable Cerate, DiaphoTatic Drops
Alternative Drops, PecIorG Tipeturs
PaHacea, Essence of Life,
Nerve Sanalive, Pul:nonic Rmb rossttop,
Expetturoni, Pain ExTacI"I.
Auhrilic Pills, Fema.r Drops,
Vegetable Syrup, Life Pills,
VensUai Ointment, Tinciure OF Lobelid,
VrneIinl Syrup, Blood Root,
Barberry and HemlOck Bark,
Beth and Pleurisy Root.
J s. r. ItORNBROOK.
Monroe ST., between Main and Market sic
Wheeling, Va Feb. 10, AS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

g'TBusiness requiring my personal attention
Easi, N l. Dorsey, will in future attend to the
business of the Wheeling Office.
r FRANCE.
1'FAll orders for Tickets, Shares or CoTtif
Gates OF Packages, will meet with prompt and
confidential attention. Address
N l. DORSEY, Agent
for Paine & Co Managers
feb 81 Wheel ng, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

10000 DOLLARS.
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY.
Glass No So, for 1S45.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Della ware, FIJI
day, March 81, Is45.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize Of 10000 prize of sl4l0
$500 10 500
5000
Tickets $l-tIslveS S2-Quartcrs 81.
Certificate OF Packages 25 Wholes 500
Shares IN proportion.
Draws every Thursday.
Delaware Lottery.
Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81 Halves 80 cite.
Certificate OF Package Who.es sli. Shares
in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

IA ECREE in The Circuit Superior Court OF
" Law and Chnncery for Ohio county,
Henry Robinson,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

FsREIGN MIscELLANIFs.-On the 9Th October,
LOUIS Philippe will attain his I'D year. Notwiih-
standing his great age. his Majesty works harder
than many Younger men, his attention being devoted
TO every department of the government, especially
10 foreign affairs, aud much othis time being spent
in pedestrian exercise. lie will arrive the Cha
tueau OF st. Cloud to-day or 10 morrow from the
Chaueau d'Eu, where he has been spending the au-
umn; and after short stay al that charming resi-
dencc, will come to the Tueres for the winter.
The Notifications of Paris are pretty nearly fin
shed. The big wall, which surrounds the entire
town, is quite completed, but in several places the
ditch is not dug q am not using technical Lam
guage, but your readers will understand me.) Most
Of the detached forts completed, but some will
not be terminated for some little time. These gi-
ganc Notifications have sprung up literally as fby
magic and, from their solidity, they will remain
Tor ages, monument of energy misapplied w ealth
uselessy sqnandered. As to their being brought
INTO use against common enemy, think Il very
improbable; for il an enemy can march TO the very
walls of Paris, he can either take il starve
It's inhabitants.
The King Of the Relgians has ordered that no
more potatoes shall he bought for the 81 Of his
family, in order that may be left for the poor.
His family must consume precious lot for this TO
make any difference IN the enjoyment Of his subjects.
Two French lovers, named Louis Paire and
Refine Sabre, drowned themselves in the Aduur the
week bel0e last, in consequence of the opposition
oil the trlents OF The latter 10 their marriage They
were Iakenout oi the water al Bayonne, and their
bodies found TO be bound one TO Ie other with
cords.
The Regents Canal, London, has been pu chas-
ed by newraiIwav company for upwards Of / I0O,-
900. The ew railway will run through the heart
OF London, ad connect the Great Western, London
and BIRMINGHAM, and Eastern counties RI iIways.
The numhr of letters assorted in n day IN Lon
don 100000. Mails from the United States,
lndia and Gina arrived at the time.
The Germu naDers aunOUnce the death OF the
venerable Archbishop OF Cologne.
The librarian Of the Grand Duke of Tuscany has
recently discovered, among some old manuscripts,
an autographNlS. by Arosio, OF AN epic poem
known 10 ihepresent day to have been written by
HIM. II is he published, aud copies sent To all
he large Injuries of Europe. The whole poem has
moi been inud.
The com Of Napoleon nj BonIngne, has just
been completed The first stone oil il Laid 9Th
November, iO4, by Marshal Sonlt gu that ii has
taken near yil years To erect II. The column ~
bnilI 10 commemorate the invasion OF England that
Napoleon did't make.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

but we must deliberately and consciehiiuusly be-
licvc and shall cuu,2ce readers that in the four
teen octave volumes Of his Histories now before us
there is single page, hardly line. Of SIN
ceie aud unaduerated truth" This is truly sweep
ing denunciatiou! Not single page, hardly one line
al um,dulerated truth IN fourteen octave volumes! !
and this from work which declared that the lrigato
Essex, under Commodore Porter, was superior to
the Two Englsh irgales which she fought of V;,lpa
r,so during the hast war, work that approved of
Alllson's account of The New Orleans campaign in
winch he makes General Jacksnn's army amount to
30. 900 men-a work I've mean the London Quarter
" Reslew) The most rancOrous towards every thing
and every man that is not English by growth or con
taminaed by English contaci.
We shall prize the noble History of Theirs more
highly hereafter merely because II has caused such
an overflow Of bile in that tory concern, the Quar-
terls Resiew.--[N. .. Courier.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

SPAIN-ENGLAED-CUB saw an article
in "EI Padaia" OF yesterday, headed INLAY Mpor-
tante,' which states that from passenger who ar
rived on the Thu IN this city few days ago from
Havana, leaned that had been recei, ed there,
that English frigae, entering the roads Of Sacri
licos, anchored near the Spanish brig "E Patricia.
That II salute was fired, as is customary in such
SEES, and that two on board the Spanish brig
killed. probably from the fact that the rigaie's
guns were loaded with ball. That the commander
of The Spanish brig sent two Of his officers board
the figaIe inquire into the of the catastro
phe; they were received with contempt aud dismiss
sed with disgrace. The Commandment Of 'El Pa
trol' then sent an officer on board the English
lrgate TO demand correct Inlorms lion TO The in
suit which he supposed had been gwen TO his two
former messengers, and il is stated that he re-
ceiyed with The same indlgnilies as his "lorncr
companions upon which the brigantine made sail,
and il passed the frigate discharged broadside
into her, and afterwards took position in which il
was believed that she waited for IA combat with the
frgate. This passenger also informed The editor Of
"Ei Padia" that this news caused great excitement
in Havana, and that number Of vessels of war, and
among them steamship, litting out 10 proceed
to Vera Cruz.
The sor. may be taken for what IT is worh.-We
doubt it's truth, for the simple reason that do not
believe that the English Ireate would have hesita-
ted, for moment, to meet the brig and TO conquer
her il possible. We disbelieve il for the reason that
the news has moi been promulgated by other means
than the report Of passenger," when the Captain
Of The Tit aud all others in Havana must have been
informed Of The lact.-IN. o, Delta.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

Another DEsTRUCTIvE FIRE IENEw YORK
About SAX O'Clock The evening oi the 2Oth INST
fire broke ont in the basement vi the four story
building, No. IL. Spruce street, New York, where
beer and liquor were in storage. The whole buIhiing
was in tinmes III few minutes, and all efforts I"
check OF 10 any portion Of the properly, were
lucleetua 1t then communicated TO No 3, large
four soy building the upper part Of which was des-
trOyed BY most extraordinary eXeftions the rest
of the building was saved, aud also the frame bull
dings in the REAR had it extended to them, probably
the whole block, including the Tribune aud True
Sun offices and Tammany Hail. would have been
destroyed. The principal sufferers are MIR. Thos.
Bell, The auctoneer, who insured ON The previous
Saturday for $1,000. Newall s. Lewis, Scientific
Mechanics and Nesbet & ca book binders every
thing burnt. Henry l.. Hewitt, publisher, who oc-
cuped the third story. The building was owned
by Mr.. James Price. The whole loss will probably
exceed $40. 900.
Among the property destroyed, are the stereolyped
plates and all the valuable engrayngs Of Hewu's
edition Of Shakespeare, valued at about $50 600
they were owned by the Harpers. and the loss there
fore will TALL upon them
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

II the Barou has moi made himself eminent as II di-
pomalis, he has nevertheless gained for himself the
reputation Ofheirg Il fighting man.
Ii appears that On the night of The 30lh OF Sep
lember, the Baron was nj the theatre in Mexico, as
also lawyer of the nama OF Otero. WI ia the
latter was coming Out nf his box, the Baron went up
Ia him and observed that he had n word to
say 10 HIM, 10 wa lch The lawyer replied, "as INV
as you please, sir" The Minister then called "A
French gentleman, whom he wanted TO act Ms inter-
prefer. ASK MIR. Otero,,' said he, "whetier be l.
the author ofthe editorials IN the Sigh Dat Y
hHsre," to which Mr.. OterO replied, that he did
not ieel disposed To give him any answer. The
question being repeated, and similar answer re-
tmned the Baron immediately hut the lawyer with
his cane, aud then the lawyer struck the Baron with
his hist, the Minister then spit IN the lace of Mr..
Olero, and Mr.. Ooro did so the Minister. Ii was
very pretty quarrel rs il Stood but AT this part OF
the performance, the belligeranls were separated,
not, however without the Baron telling the Lawyer
"lhat il he wanted any satisfaction, he knew where
he (tIe Barnm) lived" This renconlrc created
great excitement Throughout the city of Mexico, 30
much that the government placed guard before
the house of The French Minister, in order to defend
his person and his property. Nothing, however, &C.
CURED 10 disturb The peace Of The city.
The next day. the government sent polite note
to the Baron, which informed him, that AS he had
received his passports, in compliance with his re-
quest, and there necessity for his remain
ing the Republic any longer, he would be pleased
TO leave the city within three days. Thus, then, the
Baron tie Ciprey has II second time. brought himself
into nOtorIety. The first affair at the Baths oil
Las DeIicas, winch may becomaa government ques-
ton; the latter, however, Is entirely apersona mat
ter with which France will not interfere.
We do not find any intelligence Of the movement
of the troops; indeed the Vera Cruz papers are ex-
iremely pacific in their remarks about this country.
On The 9Th instant, there were lying in the hai.
Dor of Vera Cruz, the Spanish Brig of-War PalriD-
Ia; French Brig ol.War Grilfon; The British Soop-
of-War Eurydce, and the Brig of War Persian.-
The following were the United States vessels of
War: John Adams, Falmouth, Saratoga, Somers,
Porpose, ST Mary's, aud steamship Mississippi;
the Princeton was off the harbour.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03
Review of the Mobile Market.

COTrON-The receipts since this day week amount TO
$3.50 bales and the exports ij3 bales 4l TO New
York and ~ to New DEMONSTRATING the stock on hand
including all shipboad not cleared of "a 247 bales
The receipts exports and stocks at period of last six
years will be seen on reference to another column.
In reviewing the business of the week preceding that
just closed twas observed that the market very
settled buyers claiming greater concessions than holders
felt disposed yield in consequence (which tons
ON Thursday and Friday only some 10000 bales
each day This depression occasioned by the Great Br
tains accounts. On Saturday the flaness prevail
ed sales over bales prices inclinng towards buy
crs Monday opened with lively request which holders
appeared disposed sales before mail hour reaching
1900 baeSa good style of mddng being bought its
merits t7Ac BY that days mail partial accounts
N5rrnia received which checked further opera
TONS. On Tuesday morning buy ers again in market
md finding prices about &c easier about 1909 bales
changed hands-the mail, bringing 10 hand the private
correspondence by the steamer arriving subsequently
buyers Withdrew On Wednesday sales amounted To
about 1900 bales ptices ii anything mIher casier-low
mIddng standing nj Z and good mddling 4c. Thursday
quite fiat Transactions o,erlG3jO0 bales without
change Yesterday another very dull day, sales not
exceeding Std 100 haesinleed il would he difficult
place that anount-prices showing quotale diff
Terence hut rather better style OF cotton being obtanabc
Tor the money
WeTeport weeks sales at $500 bales, and the decline
upon last quotations current the arrival of the Great
Brtan) quarter Of cent per ID, The buying mainly
foreign accountthe largest share for England The
actually sale will probably exceed 7GsOOO bales
The amount unsold is esmat ted from 0D 1000 bales The
assigned for the existing inactivity the low Ii
Hits If orders and relatively high prices of market
compared with others home and abroad According
buyers large business would be done holders tn
reduce their rates &c further movement which The
latter exmb; no disposition to While the free
navigation of rivers continue obsmcted and receipts
light holders likely yield to the extent which
buyers cousdera safe point
eli
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03


The weather for the last three weeks has been warm
teresr OF planters From all the information we have
the present prospects of planters in this State and East
Mississippi r brighter than the sanguine antic.
pations entertained the commencement of the month
Bur few put down the receipts for this port less
Khan 800 geo bales. We have yet bad kill
Vegetation in this section OF the country. Accounts from
Montgomery of "Wednesday say-we have had as yet no
fine weather continue week or two coons will
he materially improved both in quantity and quality.
The Lherro" market the sailing of the llibern;,
tfh Oct was quoted sd, per ID. lower Than pre-
Si"us adices--M Mobile middIing 4d fair 455d Sales of
week about "a 600 bales The weather continued unfa
V"fabe for farmers. Al llaYre dali market ut decline
of ,c0?G
FRElGIrrS-On the date of oar last the Stephen Bald
win taken up for Liverpool at 1ad, and Tuesday
the Tarquin received engagement for Iavre at l-l6c.
per h. This is the first charter of the for France.
We hear other foreign transactions. Coastwse for
&c per h. still maintained but extreme
3 harks and briggs In port time last years. ships,
barks and II brgsof which ship loading for Ilavre
and ship and brig for Liverpool
EXCHANGE-The market remains steady at last
weeks rates with limited transactions. Supply and de
inand about equal. Bank also without change,
last quoted In State bit little doing former
steady-supply moderate. See table.
Receipts of specie-ths week.........S 52,400
Previously ................. 10000
To, mn
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

The proceedings of the meeting on Saturday
Ming, an account Of which vii be found in another
column, were characterized by fee ling of concord
and unanmlty that was particularly gratifying. 1t
was harmonious blending q all the elements of DO
litcal discord, aud went 10 realise for the time be-
lag, Mr.. Jefersons dream that "we are all ieder-
alists-a republicans Altogether, it was one Of
the most agreeable OF The season. and went
10 show that in what relates to the city generally
TO ITS reputation Tor hospitality and public spirit-to
its regard for distinguished public services, and the
character Of eminent public men, we are influenced
by higher motives Of action Than are suggested by
mere party considerations.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03
G.. w. OGDEN,
Auction &. co MNjSSION MERCHANT

<iCIi iCAf SDhHfobiNAf HiSAANfA4iA'A'
Nos. rs aud n WATER STREET.
lfWill give particular attention To the sale Of Pro
duce, aud all kinds o Merchandise consigned 10 him.
Al,o-Underwriier's Sales-Sales Of Socls, Real Es-
tate, &c.
Having urge Warehouses, ample acconmod ion
be given Inr the display Of Furniture for sale novtf
M MOBILE IRON NTORR.-DADE &
RAYNOLDS, SUCCESSORS TO DEFOHESr, MORRIS
COMiil Rocks Boiling Cloths, Mill Gear, bar Iron,
Mill Irons, aud Hardware seneray-No. "a Water ST,
ocll9 2l5l
(1S. e. DuROSE 81 40. WHoLE8ALE anI
RETAIL DRuaGIsrs, No. 80 WaIer-si., Importers of
Drugs Chemicals aud Perfumpry, aud dealers in Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Dye SUITS, &c. sep6
GFCHINA, Glass, EArthenAyare and Gut
LERY-MHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is
receiving an extensive assortment of the above a'i
ces which he offers nj 1 he lowest prices.
novI4 JAS. MAS TERSON. Importer. "a Water-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03
FOR NEW ORLEANS

o. Cabin passage SS4. Deck passage 81 80
6sDss- \ The fine new steamer MONTREAL
4aItslSzsI5 MA. Kelly, master, bull expressly for
1e1zxzz1z fzkathis trade, having been thoroughly
overI,auled, speed in0edsed and much improved by
the addition of IL fine upper Cabin, all in State
Rooms, Boilers, ETC., has resumed her regular
mi weekly trips, and will leave for New Orleans on
TUESDAY, 4th inst, at 10 O'Clock AN.
For freight or passage, having fine accommoda-
tions, apply on board or to
nnv3 c. A. GILBERT & BRO, 30 Com st
o. Passengers desiring il, will be landed at the
Rail Road.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

The first number of the New-Oreans Commercial
Times came 10 hand yesterday. 1t presents IA beal-
tiu specimen of typography. and in respect 10 its
news dero"ment aud commercial statistics, it gives
evidence practical skill aud ability, sustaining
handsom, The endorsement we made for il in ad-
vance sever days ago.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03

II The committees charged with the duty Of
making arrangements for The reception of Mr. CAL
HoUN, are requested to assemble at the Armory
this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF COTTON IN THIS CITY
MOBILE.

Monday Morning, November 3, Is45,
The label at the Post Office yesterday read "no
mail east Of Savannah We got Charleston pa
pers nevertheless, but nothing beyond that point.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03
The editor of The Tropic pays the following just

The editor of The Tropic pays the following just
tribute to "mine host'' of the Mansion House
On visit to our sister city, Mobile, we
were much pleased TO the many Indications Of
her growth and prosperity. We were attracted par
cularly by the change which had taken place in The
Mansion House kept 10y MIR. Chas. Cullun, who has
superior in that arr so valuable in host, of ma.
king his guests ut home. The exterior OF this fine
Hotel has recently been beautifed and improved lay
being granltized-if we NAV invent IA term--whllr
internally every thing shines with fresh paint, IN
Guiding the walls, OF beautiful French gray. The
bar is really adorned by spin tied sketches of all
tIe-Prcsldenls, from Washington downwards rep
resented in inches. To all lovers Of comfort and
good living who will visit Mobile, we say, " Look in
at tire Mansion House."
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03
MEETING FOR THE RECEPTION OF HON.
JOHN g.. CALHOUN

AT called meeting of the citizens of Mobile, as
sembled NJ the Mansion House, Saturday, the LIST
November, 1916, Maj. THos. HoLLAEE was called
10 the Chair and John Scott appointed orcretary.-
The Chairman briefly explained The objects Of the
meeting, when DR. A. Lopez presented the following
preamble and resolutions which had this day been
adopted by the Boards Of Aldermen and Common
Cnuncil
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-03
i nnx1n sxo hasaE;y. commi..ionsrs.

State Of Ala6ama-C onecuh county.
ORPHANS COURT, REGULAR TERM, 18th OC-
ToBER, 1916.
Present the Hon. B. J. GooDLoE Judge.
NNHlS DAY came William Sater, administrator
Il OF the estate of William Partin, deceased, late
of said county, and filed his petition before this
Court, setting foi ih that said deceased, seized and
possessed of certain real estate, to wit
The W. of s. W. of sec. 8, township Z, range 3.
W. of n. W. Of sec. 10, township 7. range Q.
e. / OF n. e. 1 of sec. 7, township 7, range 8.
W. ofn e. Of sec. Is, township Z. range 9.
e. Of n. e. / Of sec. Is, township 7, range 9.
3. W. Of sec. 10, township Z, range 8.
Also--Eighty Of land, numbers not now
known, by pelilion-and prays Of the Court, an or
der granting sale Of the under the law in such
cases made and provided il IS therefore ordered
that said petition be set for hearing of tho Court
on the LIST Monday in December next, at winch time
all persons interested can appear aud deny The ale
cations therein forh,-olherwise the sale will be
granted. And that copy of this order be publish.
ed in the Mobile Register and Journal, newspa-
per printed in The city of Mobile. once IA week for
forty days. Attest, I'D CARY,
oct25 22l tlOdys Clerk C. C. G G.