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Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08
ELECTION NOTICE


 A GENERAL Election will be held in Mobile coun. IAty at the Court House thereof and at the other Election Precincts of said unity, on the first Mon- day of August l845 for the purpose of eleciing Governor of the Siaie of Alabama; one Representa. tive to ihe Congress of the United States, for the first Congressional District of the State ef Alabama; three Representatives To represent Mobile county m he Representative branch of the Legislature of Alabama; Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county; Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county; one Tax Collector for Mobile county; and five Com- missioners of Revenue fer Mobile county.
 jy3 ITO CHARLES BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 ADAMS WHARF, selma, Ala. TVNHE subscriber begs leave to announce to his \ friends and ihe public generally, that he has tablished new WHARF, for receiving Goods, &c the end of Bow street, just below the Ferry and- ing. Having heretofore received Liberal share of patronage, (ior which he feels thankfully he hopes and experts continuance Of the same. | He will al all times be enabled 70 engage wagons to forward merchandise, received by and stored with him, into the interior, whenever he may receive or- ders so to do. iap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS Tariff of Charges for the Shippers Press
 and Warehouses for the Seasons Is45 and 1S46.
 | STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month, N- pei pale. ...... 10 For month thereafter, hale. 10 | nrayage from he wharf, per bale. ....-.... Ct | For c0mpressing, per bale. le.................3O 50 Storage, drayage and wharfage compressed | cotton per bale. e..................... ....1O All other charges same as last season. The above Tariff 10 take effect the first day of September next.
 G. R. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press. l je7 l59lf
 | O5-All the papers m South Alabama, Columbus and Macon, Miss, will pubIlsh the above until the first day of September and forward their accounts | to Shippers Press for pay inent. G. R. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

We recerved on Saturday from Monroe counly' Tor publication in lhis paper, the following nol'ce ot Judge DARGAN's appointments for that county with the request that il may be copied into the other papers of hs district. They arranged on co2S suItaton among some of the political friends oIJud Dargan in Monroe, and assenIed 10 by hlm;-
 Appointments of Judge DarSan
 Judge DAKGAN, owing te the tact oi ms beng ab- m Tuscaloosa, at the lime he was n"'nInated, could not return to Mobile to commence the canvas with Col DUNN. and was unable to meet him before he appointment al Belevle, Conecuh dounty; and being drsrous of addressing tho people oi Monroe, will make lhe follow ing change in the appointments As heretofore published by Col. Dunn
 After speahi z al s. stephens on Thursday, the 2Ilh July, he wllI omit CotreviIIe and address the people of Clarke, al Macon, on Saturday, the 18th of July; and the people of Monroe, al Monroevlle, on Monday, he 2sIh July, and al Turnbull, on Tues law he 29h of July.
 In lhe event pihis mol bring able fulfill his ap- poinlmeu in Baldwin, some friend of his from Mo- bile wi be tiere m his stead
 IL Is hoped and expected that Col. Dunn, inas much there will be but one omission and that in Clarke, wall make il convenient 10 meet hs oppen- ents before the people of Monroe.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08
MT. STERLING. Washington County, ]

MT. STERLING, Washington Connty,{
 June 25, l845. Gentlenleu-Your communication nf the l7th inst informing me of my nomination by ihe senalorla convention of this district was received yesterday feel particularly grateful for this evidence oi Ih' regard of my democratic fellow citizens, knowing there are many others in the district far better qua flied fer the distinguished office of senator alIhouyl trust there are few who entertain more sincere wishes for the democratic party than myself. In accepting the nomination. have only to adt that if elected, the interests of my consttuens an' the principles of democracy winch have cherished liom my youth, shall have my best effort and mos devoted attention. Accept gentlemen Tor y""rse've' and those you represent assurances oi my most par ticuar regard and consideration.
 Very respecti ulIy your obedient serv't,
 B. l.. TURNER. Messrs Slauohier Forward and Slaler.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

hS young HORSE, one amongst the best gated m the cly-iH very gentle and would make a fine la- dy's saddle horse. Will be sold low. Can be seen al Nunae's stable. Apply 10
 iy5 c. A. STUART.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

Tor Clerk of tlae Circuit Court. fhS- am candidate for reelection the office of Clerk ol the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the ensuing August election.
 ap15 AUGUSTUS BROOkS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

The mails have been regular since las-ises yes terday from NewYork of Monday the 3Oth ui, Philade pha and Baltimore lst inst and Charleston and Savan- interest
 The report of the New.York Cotton market for Satur- day, is follows:
 The market inactive this morning; the tendency ot prices Is siil wards, and shpptrs are unwilling [" ary to midding 54061c; lair good fair md auOd " C and s4c per b. Tennessee aad AlHbamt, 54 0I. Mo bile, Louisiana, &c.-Ordnary 10 md'lug 1t~1 4c laIr good fair s4d94c good aud fine, lJa and Ike. The sales since the 18th ns t 9i0U bales.
 The n Freight to Liverpool l6I per ID. for cotton in square bales, and 4d in round.
 June 25, FM.-COton-Ihe market K unusually quiet The sales Tor TWO days past have been jrng. Prices well sustained in consequence of the stock being n few hands There Is no exporl and freishs conse qnenly very low For cotton only three-siNteentIs.
 NEw-YoRk, June 25.-CoiIon-The business has been very light since last, owiHg he high prices de- mandeJ by hoders-the sales made however have been full prices that as far earn they stand high they did previous to ihe arrival of thl Gale donias unav accounts from Liverpool The safes 25OO bales.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.-Cotton-tIolders of Cotton very firm and in slight vance has been realized m last weeks hnt do not after tions The sales comprise $50 bales H 65 S!c Der 10. Of this quantity $50 baes were Florida Mobile nn New uriedns A 5boc. for good lair; l2U bars Ten Al bs and the btance Up land 6I T for niddling tp iiir quality. We qiute Mobe and New Orleans Il tuitOwst-
 Inferior. a59 MldIus lair 9dD7! Ordinary. ..5360sa Fir................1sd dH MlIuig 5dt6 Good ialr lu iiHe. GoOd middins. .....ts 04t
 Exported 10 liSerpaOl l5z hnes cotton
 Arrived from New Orleans 3l baesi Mobile 24. Total 57 Laes.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

NEMENT-5O barrels Dennan Hydraulic Ce- V ment, 25 bbs Lubec M ills Calcned Plaster, 10 bbls Pasersrs Hair, for sale by
 i\S F,. C CENTER G CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

Dcz-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him us candidate for the office of Clerk of the C,r- cult Court of Mobile couuiv, al the election on the frat Mondav of August next ianI4 36IeH
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

OczrFhe undersigned announces himself SIS can- didac for Clerk of the Circuit Court of M obile coun ty, at the ensuing August election:
 ianl7 1lte JACOB S. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

Nessrs. Slaughter, Forward and Slater.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

~ OSHEN BUTrER-A superior article landing M from larqte Mallnry, and for sale bv
 ivS WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

s4z, The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him as a Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust eIec,ion myl9 l4b
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08
P County Court.

For Clerk of the County Court.
 D6S- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as cans dilale for the office of Clerk of the County Court al inc epsuino election ipl0*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

SPERM CANDLES-25 boxes Judd's patent No white and colored Sperm Candles, in store on cons gnment, for sale by. .... s.. iv3 WHITAKER x SAMPSON, 20 Cont St ID OPE AND BAGGING-50O pieces Kentucky lG Baggine; 500 coils do Rope; 5000 lbs do Irvine, for sale to arrive by
 Nl T. P. MILLER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

DrSaWe are requested 10 announce EDWARD E. GALE as a candidate for Clerk Of the County Court at ihe ensuing election. mhll
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

ID OCKAWAY WAGON-Oue double seatKock- lC away Wagon, for sale low to cl,se consignment
 iv8 SI&II JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

TEXAS CorroN.-The New. Orleans Price Current
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Ma0erbeil- -QnIfa(t.

Die erfren,iben NeuItac rr &apaGtrturcn pelbtr dt
Die ble9e Anfat fit bfem 9ctebcn rDmcn parf lnp oaa i'm.
mr b tunp 9eten Sntclcfe fur bls 0etcD cesQnai.
ten, rrn pern wetrcn Vrtruns Austbuns ric unte
5wtftltsn pr9t9dt8et Sri Gu fir ren eeuncpetsaans in
flung aud bcc Jobr auf mne 21arbelaneat aufnertfan
5a maen Die ocitarteit rr Grantbeiicn. bic rtr
nmtnpun9 hes fatcn 9Dars ersltmcrrtn t6nnen
9eeidne tbone 'no 9eunrc Sage lbirpsturss pas, fur
28afsrbejwedt prrjh9l dc QB, auBert 0ilstcit in@.
re6nun5 Der 3nrtrtfen inn Omcnte ,alfetbcneen
etnlaoc ert6ctnen en Quf portcfrie ra5en wsrhs i
Sepsm nabcrcn 1ufebuB crtbetlcn.
Or. sparb 81 der.
pbtlirfsbars, Seaper Co., pa ren |. Nrrlt, ls45. Da
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
@Onosntion Der 9reunoe pes 2(derbousin Sbio

@Dn0entlon oer Greun0e 0eS 2lderbauSin Ohio
Sc wuroen reIsi6fe, meoBinAe uno pclittfche @cn-
oontlpnen Obne 31bl 9ebalten,-unb nun 1T gum erten
Dtale elne eonoenton Der Qanomirthc bon Sbio pcr-
9elHla9en um (ld 9e9eneili9 tber bic N1ooBreeen gu
0eratbeI iprourd1 cas- 9ro IanonirtbihaftIiobe
5ntereie oeS Staates oerbeert unb be0rbert weroen
Dercen fann Dieie @Onpenton fol- in Columbus am
%. uno 26. nddfen Sunis 9etaten meroen. QBir bof
rem, pap oe ya1emrtbe bon Starf @rnnD baielbf peC
ahog repraientrt merben. gu BEN Cube loQte cgeteh
trnennen.
Dtee @onSention it bon 9rGeerer Midti9fcit ais
olenetdt o!ele otnfe g8ir no oerId3ert, raB bamit
e1he neae spod1e r oas 9rDBe lanbWIrbhnftlide Sr-
tereie bes Staates teanlt, uno bas bele @onpeufou
uno 0e]ent Ell, welde e btlben, in 3ufunft als olee
betrahte weroen Die bas Seite nc Gle gBoblfabrt 9l-
ler beforoert baten. 90lr hoben Wdnner bon berrle
2aenten unter Den 9ldermrtber Wdnner, bic nlg tan
De ino Neebrung su erthei'en nno ittel aur @rrei-
dung e1ees Swedes an Die S.ano gu 9eben, uno rele
Wanner weroen III Der eonoentcn Sn9e9cn eiu.-Qono-
ntrtbe bon Starf @onntp, uerfaumt Cure pRicbten
ncbt =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06

TERMS.
eekly paper by the year 50 OF
ior SIX m1nths [ OF
Semi Weekly by the yearin advance OF
!. ), for less than year, SO cents.
per month.
Daily paper by the year, in advance 10 OC
- ), for less than year, s | per month
Subscriptions to the Daily for less than two 10 the
Semi Weekly for less than four, the Weekly for ess
than six months, will not be received
If not paid within the year, the Daily paper will be
$l2, the Semi Weekly Sc, and the WeeSly 81 SO a
year.
All payments to be made in advance Those who have
not an opportunity OF paying Otherwise may remid by
mail, at our rsc postage paid. The Postmaster cert.
hcate of such remittance shall be sufficient receipt
therefor. The notes of any specie paying bank will be
received.
10 CLUBBs &c. COMPANIES. - In order to place our
paper In the hands of all who may wish subscribe
the lowest possible price, we are induced 10 make The
following proposition:
10 Postmasters, CLUBS or COMPANIES, who will for
ward $l7 OO we will send Ten copies of our weekly
paper Tor one year Tor Thirty dollars we will send 20
COPIES fortwelve months; and for Fifty doars we will
forward Az copies Tor yearreducing the price to each
10 dollar and twenty five cents Der
mum for large and well filled weekly paper we hope.
that this proposed reduction in the price, will induce ihe
most active cxefons on the part OF our friends III obtain
ing subscribers.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Glne SehEMnhle snm @erfauf

pic iammtIie Dadnere si~sr ocbmble, teinabe nr na
anp Die rdefcn Verttfrun9ei gum Ccbltblaeen eitbasnc
Dro hrnit 5pm Serauf anaebpf Dir peraulfbe 4ret1x
f ternnsrs rer aaerben 0atttng Dd eatnfbirt
anorpriti8 teaftiSt III nnb pem Sp8e Ht lnae at,par
ten III Ct selrnnsn, birfen al Apfa gum tilslfer
prciit 5urertauftn-t
Sp rie 5a faan 8fnciS ,teleten 60 Dur d 9rfe an
3nSsisen aeerelirt
II. M. S.
care Of the Editors of the Pittsburgh Gazcttc Ptsburp
Pa. {
Rap 90, 1s45, 4s-s Mt,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
PROSPECTUS OF
the United States Journal
BY JESSE E. Dow &c. Co.


The first number ofour paper will be issu this(irs
OF ay with an entire new dress-new type, fine white
paper, with other important alterations and improve
mens. The paper will be devoted to fearless ex,os
uon OF Democratic principles it will zealousy and un-
remlttngy oppose each and every effort to establish
mammoth monarchy bank and other nschieyous corpo-
ratIons and consultations of wealth, which subyert the
rights OF the people and undermine the pillars Of The Re-
pubIIc 1t will oppose oppressive and anti-repubcan
tariff system; the assumption OF The State debts by the
General Government, and all other Federal principles
which have inevitable tendency destroy pupc pros
perty at well inv,iua happiness Agans, ali such DO
liIlcal deuslons, we shall wage unchangng, uncompro
missing
The FARMER and the MECHANIC who produce all the
real capital of the nation, will find in our paper an un
waverng champion OF their inaIlenabe rights: the ono
herised PRINCIPLES of the editors are well known to
the public tofequire any pledge upon this point To the
Miscellaneous department particular attention will e
devoted; the Ladies will always find in our columns
choice selection from the current literature of the day
las well as original contributions from The talented
writers OF which our country boast general sum
mary ct Foreign and Domestic will be furnished
regular price and correct list of the prices
Of stocks will also be given.
The conductors have already secured the d and CO.
eraon of large number of tho most distinguished IL
terary and political writer's of the day; ais ngements
will also be made, the earliest erod pos oe TO en-
bellsh our columns by the contributions of correspon-
dents from abroad With this brief and imperfect outline
Of our plan, we very respectfully submit claims to-
an extensive patronage to the consideration of aener
oIs public.
Theophilrs Fisk,) EDITORS.
Jesse E. Dow, {
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Road Notice.
alpril 2e. Is45.

No,ice IS hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sened to The Commissioners of Stark County M their
next Session for view of an alteration Of the road
ieading from Berlin To- Massillon, beginning fos
saa alteration at point of the road, leading from
Everhards mill 10 Massillon, where the line between
y. anbsehers and A Dehns hand inersects said road
thence North with said ne until il connects with the
pfeseat road along se linc. AL those concerned may
attend # they think proper,
A PETIrIonrR
Jackson Tsp May Ist, IS45s 40 ST.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
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Der Stabtratb bon @anpn mirb lh ,id1(fer, 92pn
tag IN Der Gatbsfnbe Yerammelt, nm oas lfIe(Jemen
ces tarbaren gt9enthumS befa9er gtaof ii, cauaIren
Solten fId1 elni9e ourd9 Das sIfement Des gtaofaf
eors benadtheltat 9lanben, 10 haben re @eleaenheit
lbre Belhmeroen alsoann ben, Staotrafb por,ileae,
spelder bereit ien uiro DersIeides ;u beridtasn.
Sum- T., ls45. '9'r2'.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06

Us : ~ q ne I'm m I. Bei Der W9ethcbiffen-
Gcnuenficn IN eouspiae Aiet Elm of1pTer 81. Dnn.
pcpee am To- Mai ene anoe 0asDe lueril, er aus Ser
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06

(Serrsfronsfns Der aassmsin.t ssitans )
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06

Tim rem unecmcincn QnWade @cfbaftcn, ter
Grrnun9 Der Dbc ne ennfppaaiasune ab G,e asSe
cebhtn snie enrrun8n IT, tSe8en baten rie Gscntbmer
RS ~ ~ Go fir nrthmnes ssfanrsn, ras Fratise
Oaiftbprt S II tt u" 5l ertacn. Befe hietc Qrrtr
anfen 5eImaBisehrs 5wif6en ltsf,rs 9sapsr, nr
War psrIaBt Die 2Bsepnn" rrswater pen Dlprse bali
8,tnb pcrlaBt pittstuS 9a6mtta rrci lbr,d reno
Die ,,3an" piftsfurs Olor9ens 10 sSeaperltt
UNI ltbr rcrla5t, nnp mehsr nab pittsburs suri5ebt
Dir 2Bsepnln fabrt hap d6l6 tcf pafasicre ;pte i-
d8an ni'nmt paa9iete Sra6f-nnb Brrte ins &lerptan
9as pntfun ne unttre &nren hrn rrfbcrt (ein oaB IT.
ncn ets ttc 9erfbren nniercr tssesnen r ras
uns tsher ibrs Ganf nnp 0swrsenbttt suSesosen.
SIR rie Gisentbamer
8. 9P Soarton u. SO, pitteburs
Slarf u. Co., Seaoer.
Dlai 90 ls45. 4s-6m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
Ser YaferlQnbsSSTeunD unb G5tiff Der 3elt

Bibel 81 betpeifen udte> boB Scaperei feline Slnce
1et. Soneerbar Sr9eno einer einer @ole9en in 9enn
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
@rSCutor7s Qn,cioe.


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teHe ar9elteut nno 9eeBd, qaa1crt poroen als Gre
eutos nber bic pntcrlancnlhaft oe6 oerorbenen Gos
banne5 EraeHbnbl, bon Starf County.
obn 9iiee cder.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06

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$50 1T Gaspur Gbat aus Selisfabt, De(en Iarmfaot,
Sdretuer ieiuer profehIcn
9erlte Fam i'm crttc bts SaGres 1899 aus 9sutblano
uno wchnte i'm @aa ptnppanicn. 5neiana Gcntp spel.
snsr ansefabr II Sabrn perB Gr halt I'D jcettpabr.
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rn mitiutbriItu nc nirr rsrlclbe erfut m rserhat a
b sbatriom ntn 9iejeni8en Yselt rsenO cine aue.
fnntt jn seben i'm StAnoc nc @ scaannr G6lt sestn.
mdrts anfbd prrocn bicrm Stetcu o ebato biette
8lattes 3utommen ju laffen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
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tltt6 nr ateH Sunpn unp pos Dubitum paB CT f. sten
Dtfen erpalten bat, Gin sruBes AtfOrtment pOn
Sbuben unO Stiefeln,
wt9c nr nals na 0antrn 9etrat tDuree, no ,peds CT
nut onr8fa!f nnp beonetrr Ob na 3Snfen pes Wub.
r"ms rrfon asrablfr, nnp rae Jurtaufausttettt
Sn @rD6en Doer &leiuen,
lu 20 proen lfcler aIs ric wpDfcltc bic arf pn
artfe enas rtrtauft warbrn nrem NuaIat ecs Q
fano nenfslten rlben empDIen bic u eaufen pnbcn k
Ter nwrb oils aud pobIiIer, ais iDn peniscn pertafe,, p
mt Dem pef3att nfttannt nb 9ene &us,poD( bettebt aus
Serrne, Damensuno &iuoersStefel1, Soalblfiefelu,
Sduhen. pantoheln, @aters, SOatt9aiters,
u pcn. Oufern unS lualttrn bic nie ebten tennt
5cpemann ju tefroiStn Alc Sprten tcfcln unp @b
pen percen prn bm, nil fraDcr na Nuftas rntti uno
tmneH pertert9f - Eauft cute m Sanbc t6nnen tti
itn unter pen ttuistfen ScrinSunsen cntaufn.
9ln 8 Oh u bm a d. cr.
Gr lAt cine srrge Nuspab <einns 0enrns ae erten
peSs sciten, Steftuno 2BatD6er &C., rpc CT u, niepraen
preifen fur 8aarseo petaut3u allen m6e sr asen ok or
Sbneuen 8erfauf uno fleineu profit,
as sie tc WDcre fir oeic su MAIDEN ba unp pas r teab
1t9t snen @Mubn nire teine 9Berte ;utetbatsen-
Sbrs nidt sautt, 70
Nomnlt unD lsbef.
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Gan ton ~ ais3, 1s45 43-3m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-06
gotterie : Stebun0.

Den 8etheItaten btene ticrn,it Sur Iabrbt, bof
bic am 2ten Sunic. s. at3ufubeupe 3tebun9 Der Got
tere ees llntersedbneten in Gcl9e mebrerer nod ab
Suicbenoen 3ifetS auf ben 4ten Sulil. s. fefgeIest
Miro.
Sobn 9tabler.
CAUTION, Wtai 3O., 1845.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28
SUPREME COURT.


We continue our Report Of Opinions
delivered by the Court.
BY RuFFrN, G. j. in Wood .. Wood,
from Davidson, dir citing the decree TO
be reversed, and the libel dismissed with
costs.
Also, in Sims .. Sims. from Orange,
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Arlington .. Gee, from Nash,
affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Ling .. Barnett. in Equity,
from Orange, directing reference.
Also, in Williams .. Floyd, from New
Hanover, affirming the judgmen, below.
Also, in Reid o. Potts and Others, in
Equity, from Iredell, dismissing the bill
with costs.
BY DANIEL, ]. in Den &c dem. Pagan
an Guyther .. Precia Walker, from
Washington; judgment reversed, and
judgment for Plaintiff.
Also, in Lash Ell al. Admr's. .. Ziglar,
from Rockingham; judgment reversed and
Judgment for Plaintiff.
Also, in Atchison .. McComb and 9th
ers, in Equity, from Mecklenburg, dis
missing the bill with costs.
By NASH. ]. in Christmas .. Davis
Equity. from w arren, directing an account
TO be taken of the hires of The negroes
&c.
The Cour, is expected to adjourn this
week. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28

IhE TwENTr-NLNETH coSCKEsz
The hss Vol Iaam.l 81 comnesee
glsss lisi e siss 2osh congEsss. frsm
uh.eh ne haze pIrPssed DE fsllguing
analysis.
There uill Sc iinriudinE FIorids, Elay-
fonr members 81 he Senass. o. Nh a
Ioar hare yrs V be arpoinird Ol liza
4 ~ ariu1l membcrs Al his day Iwrns,
four are Wings and lwsniy-six are Demo-
erals. The fur 70 Ne sppoinird-rsx. one
each frnm Virginia. Mississippi. Indiana.
and Tennessre-will most probably Be
Democrats. making die Senate. When ION.
70 consisted lwealy-iOur Wings and llliny
Dem Gratis.
The Term of service of twelve Wigs
and h.e Dtmoersis expires IN 1871: of
fonr Wings snd thirteen Democrats IN
1919; 81 eight Wigs and sir Deaoersis
an 1881.
Three ofihe four % be elected will hold
Office until 1881; The fourth from aiissis.
sippi, I'm place Of NJ. Walker,l until
1877. The Scnainrs from Florida have
not yet heen elsssed.
The House Of Representatives has al
Leen elee.ed with he exra piion of The six
members from Maryland and he fur from
Mississippi-andlour vacancies. one each
from Florida. Massachusetts. Maine, and
New Hampshire. There are also two
vacancies from drath--one in New Jer-
sy and one IN Lnuisians. We give a
statement Of the political character of the
House 50 Gar as elected. and comparison
in the same point Of view with The former
Congress. The States are arranged in
The order in which the elections took
place:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28

LETTERS on MARoUE AND REPRIsAL.--
Il is staied that Mr.. Polk is determined,
in case Of a war with Mexico, 10 make
terrible example of any foreigners, not
belonging 10 Mexico. or parties 10 the
war, who may attempt sggressions upon
American commerce under the color Of
letters 81 marque from the Mexican Co
sernmeni. He viii give orders 10 the
Naval commanders 10 treat all such ad
seniurers rs pirates, rs in reality they
will be. The Mexicans have but very
limited marine, and have scarcely energy
or enterprise sufficient 10 put ten priya-
leers ailoai; but war will afford pre-
te.t 10 adventures OF other nations TO
commence a system Of robbery under let
tiers Of marque. and the best means We
can adopt 10 defend ourselves sgainsi them,
will be 10 pursue the cour.e which il l.
said the President has already marked out,
punish them as praies.
Philadelphia ledger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28

Showing Wing gain Of i've, and De-
mocralic loss oil twelve. OF the members
y no voted for Mr.. Mckay's bill for the
alteration Of the Tariff al the last session
Of Congress. and were candidates FOR re-.
election, thirteen have been superseded.
of whom twelve have been succeeded by
Wings and Natives. or those who voted
against il, and were candidates Cor re-
election. sixteen are superseded. Of whom
nine have been succeeded BY Wings and
Natives.