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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class %.
draws at Alexandra, June %. 10 Numbers,
IL drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; $40; 5000; $500;
1000; CO.. 80 each of 1000; 500; 300 l23
of 200.
Tickets $40; a certificate OF % whole tick
cts will cost Sll0.
Is ~ SO S25 000; is % 90 $1,000; %
50 81 $1,000, III % 80 81 ESQ, the three
last sold within the last three days. Address
your orders to ROBT ARMSTRONG & co.
Only agents JorJ. G. GREcoRY & Co.
may 20 Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra. Class
100; draws at Baltimore June 2i 10 Mum
bers. ~ drawn ballots
$4,000; 10000; 10 600: 50O0 1000: C-'y-
70 OF 900; 20s; 80 and l55 of 100.
Tickets So certificate of % whole tickets
will cost SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-17

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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
~ SANFORD & 5. F. WILSON, EDITORS AND PROPRIEroRS.
nsr annnm. in advance. co OAaAf ,iv n,ar.,hs 2 Ob
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 DAILY PAFER per annum in advance S SU CouSraY rArsR (westy) per aDngm ih. in advance SO Nh subscription discontinued until arrerages are paid anless at the option of the proprietor.
 IT Advertising ht regular charge, will Dc one DoIar aauare of 2 lines for the first and Fity Cents for each uubsea insertion when published daily II inserted weekly sem-weeky, or tri.weeky, one dollar each tune IF ADVERTISERS by the year, will he contrActed Wlln on the following Ierms-it being expressly undersle"n that an agreement with house in business or win any individual shall be applicable only to the immediate ahu esltmae business in which they he may be ehgaged and that all nOces relating to other and distinct ous ness legal notices mnisrators notices or sales notl ces of the individual partners Of house, &c Will De held aud considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged Ri regular prices
 One square, twelve lines less) with prvi- &4O m lrae of changing or renewing twice Il week.. Do do(wth like priveges) for business months 50 OO Two sGuares (with privilege Of ch1nge) year. 65 GO ay Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines Books &c occupying large spsHe and requiring no al teriOns will he published by the year on UeTyfow tefnS IF Business Cards of q few lines, inserted conspicu, ously months for $l0, in advance-and II continued during ihe year for s l5, in advance.
 IF Fire Companies will be contracted with al SZO per annum each-pay able semi-annualy in advance.
 IF Candidate nominations to be paid for in advance Five Dollars fer the canvass.
 All advertisements required by law will be chargedfull raIes. e,. No grateltous advertising Societies or Companies Payment will he required Of yearly advertisers semi a nnuag in advance.
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SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.

DRINCE ALBERT has reftted and adorned his A Old Stand, and is ai home again, No. 100 Royal street. All England has been talking two years about building new Palace for thelr Prince AIbert.-Our Prince A Albert has done it for himself, and made no fuss about it.
 Come and see him m his glory. Every thing is nice and new-bright and smooth as his best razor He wont venture to say that his touch is improved, for he is modest enough think that was past im- provement. He is ready now to give every custom CT in his turn, a touch of the old quality. He will whpl lhe beard from your face gently that can hardly tell when he lathersand when he slaves and trim and cut your hair, you can hardly know yourself for smiling at your picture in the glass.
 All the time you may entertain yourself with watching Gen. Jackson whipping the British all over the wars.
 0J- Don't forget No. 100, and PRIScE ALBERT.
 ocl2S
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TEXAS AGENCY.

IEAAS AUENCfs tENHE undersigned having connected himself with \ the firm of WEBB, DrvAL & Co.,, of the city of Austin. as General Agents has opened an Office in the city of Galveston, (Texas,) under the style of AYERS, WEBB x Co.,, which, in connection with the Office at Austin, will ateud to business in all parts of the State
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene rally, m any part of Texas: To the location or sale of Land Claims:
 To the examination of Land Titles. and give writ ten opinions as to their validity, when required; To the procuring of Patents from the General Land Office, or other documents which may be re- quired to perfect Titles of Lands: To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. or other property, of Hon-resdenls or aDseBiees. To the prosecution of Claims on the late Republic, present State, of Texas, for Money Lands; To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government:
 To the collection of Foreign Debts, and to all oth- CT business which comes within the purvieu of General Agency.
 The Senior member of this branch of the firm, has long been known active and vigilent Collector | of Debts, particularly such have been considered doubtful or lost. He has also been largely engaged in Land matters various parts of the country, and knows well as most men what IS necessary 70 be done in procuring good Titles. | The junior memher of ihe firm, (Mr. UPsHUR) has, for several years. been connected with the Gen eral Land Otiice-aHd, in the performance of he pe-
 
 perfect a knowledge of the condition Of the land in the S'nie perhaps any man in it-and is, there- fore, emnenlly qualified for the transaction of such business will require the possession of that de- scrpton of knowledge. | The other members are practising Lawyere. One of them has, for several years, been practitioner in | Texas, and has devoted much of his the to the inc vestieation of the Land Titles of the country He therefore, prepared to give opinions winch may arise respectinp such Titles.
 In all cases, Communications addressed 10 the firm must be post paid otherwise they will not be taken rom the office; and where business is directed to be done, which will require the advancement of money, the money mnst accompany the instructions.
 The charges will be moderate; but as Il is intend ed that business conided the firm shall be trans acted with ihe utmost promptness. even shoud it rec guire the constant attention of each of it's members Il is hoped that none except those who ntend to he equally prompt in the payment of lees, will call upon it. DAVID AYRES. l REFER To-
 l Hon. D. G. BURNETT, Austin, l Hon. ABNER s. LlpSCOMB, Independence, 1 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston, l F.. PRESCOT, Esq, New Orleans, l Hon. F. c. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. | GALyEsToN Sept 25lh, 1S46. nJv10Mmo
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.

BARTON ACADEMY i-nAsEMaNT STORY. YNHlS SCHt DL Is now openler the reception of \ Scholars, The teacher MT A K. Merrfeid, has lnd lpng experience iu teaching In New Eng and and New ork, and parents who may place heir children ia this sch"o are assured mat no f,rt wlll be spared To give them tie mosl thorough instruction
 Tuilioa-For children under eight years of age, S2 ne: for those over eight, S % ger month.
 Mobile, Nov IA ISI6 nov27
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MUM 5597
NE,t= SOalaIOG..

KTRs S l.. FONDA, Late nf Claiborne, will
 w open II school pn tie 10th November next, on si Louis between Claiborne and Franklin streets. Mrs. F. having been engaged for many years past III reaching in q Seminary at Ghiborne hopes she will be enabled to give satisfaction to any who may e disposed to paironi1e her. Her terms will he moderate from S2 To Sl per monh. She can gne he most satisfactory references parents as to her ,b,luie, as a trucher docl
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Gs-a h NEW CANAL. LINE. from sI Ss5ssEssSsy5555R Michael street wharf, consisting of sieamers MOBILE, Gaplam W Sutton, and MoNTEZUMA, Capt II t' Kelly.
 The fine new steamer MOBILE, Capt w Sui- ton. will leave as above each MONDAY and THURSDAY. al 12 M. Retnrning-leaVeS New Orleans each Tuesday and Friday The good and saunch steamer lMoNTAZDa VA Cant Il F. Kelly will leave as above each TUES DAY and SATURDAY at II AM, touching at the watering places. Returning leaves New Orleans each ednesday and Sunday.
 For freight or passage, having fine accomn'oda- tions apply on board at St Michael st wharf or to
 c. A. GILBERT BRO,
 dec2Q 26 Front street
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

KJOKTH'S SUPERIOR BLACK INk- Fms IN Ink, if tested. will be found to posses all the .enara,e advantages combined, winch have been considered sufficient recommend. .tion to the public ef the various articles that have been prepared in this country. or imported from Europe. II IS con 6dently relied upon that single rla ol this Ink will prove it's superiority over any ol the prepara- tions now in use.
 It flows freely from the pm and retains it's color unimpalred by age; and where d beautiful let black Ink is required for Deeds and other public writings, il will bear comparison with any article of the Kind ;muorted or manufactured in this country. Among a large number, we have recommendations from the following citizens of Philadelphia.
 Samuel Jackson, M D, Professor Pennsylvana
 Medical College.
 Jacob Green, NJ D, Professor Jefferson Medica
 College.
 John Reed, Esq. Presidents and Henrv KuhI. Esa. Cashiers of ihe Henry Holingsworth, Esq, different Phila c. Campbell, Esq, deph| Banks. H. J. Lewis, Esq.
 %ie%a: Ti % ' M Ro.sr. Writing Masters.
 Henry Bristow.
 Wm R Johnson,
 Marcus Bull. Esq, Gold Bester.
 John Gregg, Esq, Stationer.
 For sale by the gallon or small quantity.
 RNORTh & co. Druggists Chemists declO corner Government ~ Royal s's VTINEGAR-l7 bbls Northern Cider Vinegar, V in store and for sale by
 dee26 WHITAKER & SAMPSON
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rTNIN WAREl TIN WARE 1.-The subscriber 1 has for sale upon reasonable terms the largest and best assortmen, of Tin Ware offered ia the south, consisting of the very best Wolverhampton (English) and American bright block I'm Joini' Steak and Hash Dishes, Oyster Chaffiiag Dishes, Imperial Raised Dish Covers, Gne Coffee and Tea Pois of all sizes with Bgg,ns and Filterers, fine Shaving Cups, Nourse Lamps wilhyTea Kettles at rached, Urns with Lamps and Biggins attached, Bright Egg Boilere, Plate War'uers, fine bright
 Milk Boilers, Jelly hloulds, Soup Tureens Sc, &c.
 uoy27 L REYNOLDS.
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MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW

. CS~ N The fast running passenger steam SszzS$ssSBE zSsBR BE75;iR CT JAMES HEWITT. M Guar Tier, master, will ply the ensuing season as regu- lar weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATuR DAY at 5 o'clock PM. and Warsaw and GainsVIlle as heretofore.
 gry- The Hewitt has been thoroughly repaired and ,s now in first rate order. Captain Quarter hopes to continue to receive that patronage which has heretof been so literally bestowed upon him.
 aen7 M WAhINu ~ " :
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h. (YSsD1A. The splendid fast running pas tzJ&-r4k, ssenger steamer NEW WORLD sz, Io. II. Estes, master, will rnn during the present season regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY at 5rm, and arrive at Columbus on THURSDAY al 3 PM. On her downward trip leave Columbus every FRIDAY at g AM, and arrive in Mobile Sunday night.
 noy2S CAMPBELL, OWEN &CO, Agents.
 The New World will commence her trips with ihe hrst rise of water
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fnNHE Subscriber will reopen his School on Mou- IL day. Oct. 26 Thorough and systematic in- slruotion will he given, as heretofore Tn all the common and higher branches of Euglis and in the Ancient Rad Modern Languages Prof GoDEFRoY will continue 10 have charge of the French Depart nent. Pupils will he taught to speak and write the Language wIlh ease and accuracy. Tuition $s5 and s8 per month. French $S2 extra.
 octlA D. E MERRILL
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NoBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY " DACKEer

k @WNDA. The fine, light draught steamboat
 ElAA-zzHVWM BRADSrREET. T. Mea- S. her muster, will ply during the en- suing season between the above ports, touching at all the intermediate land ngs. She VIII com
 n.nce rnn;ng on the earliest rise of the rver eav- ing MOBILE every Monday evening at o'clock, arriving at MONTGOMERY on "Wednesday morn ing. On her return. she will leave MONFGomE- KY on "Wednesday evening at o'clock, and touch ing a, SELMA, will leave that place at 10 o'clock AM. the next day, Crhursday,) completing herir'p at Mobile, on Saturday morning. For frelght or " " .,i,, n, bo.rd noy5
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octi4 D. Y. MERRILL.

BARTON AOADRMY-FENALE DEPARTMKNr.
 M lSS D. L. MERRILL. assisted by competent lV1 aud experienced Teachers, will open a School for ynung Ladies m the Academy, on Monday, Oct. e6 The of instruction will embrace all the branches of thorough English education, Latin, Preach. Drawing, Nredlework and Vocal MusIc- Tuillon from $4 10 $S per month. The best teach CTS will be secured for those wishing to take lessons in enial Music. oct10
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WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. l. r-O~ NThe steamboat H. KINNEY, II. Szrssssssss=1 Kinney master, will run during tne season as d regular week .ypacke', leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence as soon as the water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply on board, or to
 noy9 NJ. WARING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
MOBILE, MONrGo oMERY AND WETUMPKA,
 WEEKLY PACKET.

WEEKLY PACKET.
 cDD h The fine steamer DALLAS, q. w. Ssx5isal LapingIon master will ply during the season as regular Weekly Packet, to the above and all intermediate landings, commencing her trips at the first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening al o'clock PM, arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning, IA tune for the cars for Cheaw, arriving at Welumpka every FRIDAY At o'clock PM. Returning, leaves We tumpka every SATURDAY, at l2 o'clock M, and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening On the arrival of the cars from Chehaw and arrives at Mobile every MONDAY morning. in time for pas sengers to take the New Orleans ma'' noa,s'
 The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly repair ad. having bean hauled out in the New Oreana Dry Dock. No expense labor has been spared to make her as safe and comfortable as any in the irade'
 oclso M WAR'NG & CO.,, Agents.
 N. R-The Dallas is provided with a fine Engine .J
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T FAD PIPE-A full assortment of Lead and L Timers Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, asserted, 2l < lbs the square isot for sale by
 dec4 PRICE & SPENCER, "A and 76 Water
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FRIDAY PAt KEr FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 ELl-NLoUTsA HOPKINS. Wm T sI2 z-s Meaher master wi run during the season as a regular weekly packet, leaving Mo- bile every FRIDAY at 5 o'clock PM Leaves Tus- caI,osa every MONDAY at 10 o'clock AM, and arrive at Mobile WEDNESDAY,.
 dec2S CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

w INDOw GLASS--Just received per barque w Weskeag, Window Glass assorted sizes
 dec2 HAvILAND, CLARK q co
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MOTION TABLES JUST PUBLISHED A O set ofTables, showing al one glance, what Cotton shipped from Mobile 0r New Orleans, W i'll cosl in Liverpool, as well had down the Dock, {, as when sold including all expenses of sale, at an extensive range of prices, rates of freight and change. By James L.. Lawrence. The calcua. lons were made with just care, and on consultation with the best authorities; rigid scrutiny has been excercised to exclude any errors of the press, and the conpiler puts forth the work In full confidence of it's accuracy, and that it will prove valuable and practical assistant 10 all persons engaged in the trade. For sale by
 DOBLER, 49 Dauphin st, and
 LAVID FELT q co. no,24 No 24 Charlres st. New Orleans
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AssA FOR SALE-Thai conmodious and desr- .G:&. able residence on Dauphln Way. within 2a miles from the Mansion House, known the resi- dence sfthe late Edward O'Connor, and now in the occupancy of Wm. Stuart. IL is a handsome country place and the buildings are of the best kind. The main house is large. and built and finished in the most approved manner, and calculated for a large family. The premises occupy three acres. For terms apply to BR. HARDY, or
 mhl6 VIM. STUART.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

SUMWALT & TEST,
 BOOKSELLERS, STA rIorERs, AND
 Biaak Book Manufactuysrs,
 No. 36 Dsupbin-st, Mobile. Constantly on hand large assortment of
 Law. Blank Books,
 Medical, Paper,
 Theological and
 Misce elaneous and Stationery,
 School Books, of all kinds, $c. Ac jan26
 M. D. CRUzAT. H. R. MOORE
 CRUZAT & MOORE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 MOBILE, ALABAMA.
 Referemces- Massrs. Whitaker q Sampson, Mobile.
 [" James Magee & Co. '' Carlos Cruzat. Esq, Havana.
 Messrs. Raymond X Co.,, New Orleans.
 |" Jordy S Braser, James D. Denegre, Esq. jy22 DLANk BOOkS-A splendid article of the bes Hb quality of paper, and bound in various stylest such as Ledgers. Journals, Day and Cash Books, Record Books and Dockets. Pcrsons wishing to purchase will do we'll call and examine before buy ing elsewhere.
 Don't forget the number, 2s Dauphn street. novl6 JOEL WHITE lNOR HORSES-Wade's Condition and Worm k' Powders Recommendation of the Vetenery College, London. "Wade's Powders we consider be the best used for ihe improvement ot tie condition and the destroying of botts, worms. &c For young horses they are invaluable, and the ease with which they are administered, Is one strong re- commendaton for iheIr general use."
 VIM YOUAT, rave.
 JNO BOUTALL, yP.
 For sale in Mobile by
 decll MOSEI.Y & TUCKER, Druggists EOTTON SCALES-l seit Scales suitable for V weighing Cotton, but l,ple used and will be sold low. Also, an assortment of Platform and Coun ter Scales, weighing l0C to 20OO lbs, for sale bv dec4 PRICE & SPENCER IRON CHESTS-5 Scott and Gayler's Patent Il Asbestos fire proof Chests, for sale at very low prices to close consignment Apsly n dec7 EC CENTER q co ERUIT! FRUIT!-Superior Fruit. of every A description, for sale by
 dec7 T CARMELlCH NOAL-EnRIish Camel, Pnisburg, Tuscaloosa, V and Peach Orchard, for sale by dec5 EC CENTER co 'INEAs-An invoice of Young Hyson; souchong; l. Powchong; extra Pekoe. &c.. just landed and for sale by c w OGDEN, dec6 75 and n Water-street. HERRINGS-20 kegs family Roe Herrings, for III sale by c W OGDEN, dec5 70 and 77 Water street. WHITE WINE-20 cases Haut Sauierne; 5 w do do do 1922; do Hermitage, just receiv ed and for sale by (dec5I CRUZAT k MOORE WHISKY-100 bbs Breese' celebrated brand; w 50 halfdo do do. landing ex-steamer Mobile, sale hy tdecs) MARSHALL, ROWE 2 co
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FOR RENT.

zeA FOR SALF-fhe two Plantations n Lowndr' .Glk county, near Lowndesboro' iormerlv own ed 6y Col jas Deas, known, lhe one in ihe i'm mediate vicinity of Lowndesboro' as the Shelby ci R,dge Plantation. containing 72O acres; and the other as the Big Swamp Plantation, about 3 miei disIanr, and containing 1920 acres; also, the Resi dence near the Shelby Plantation, known as iht Isev place, having 80 acres of land attached.
 This property Is too well known to need descrip- ton Roth plantations have Il considerable quanti. " of open land of fine quality ready for immediate planting. The lower plantation particularly, is q fine body of land
 Also, will be sold. the stock nfCatte attached 10 ths property, consisting of about 100 head.
 The terms ofsale will be lberal-uo cash pay m>nI being required.
 If not sold by Isi of J.nuary the plantations and residence will be rented for the casting Year.
 By order sflie Board,
 I rrISnAI
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 fore hy the undersigned agent of lhe company:
 noy9 ROBERTS $ BUNKER.
 CONSULAR DE FRANCE, a la Mobile,
 corner of Conti and Commerce streets. E ES personnes don't les noms suvent, sont priees AA de passer a la ChancelIerie du Consulat de France, Mobile, pour preGJre conuaissance de pieces qu les concernenl:
 W llliam ou Guillaume Magnie.
 AGgusie Prufez
 Sora
 Cendrisr. Philippe Francois.
 Pelloux, Francois Thomas
 Pelloux, Jacques.
 Fortin, Charles
 Baburthe, Pierre
 Parzot, Eugene
 Wizard, Louis Philippe
 Lelole, Jean Claude
 CotruZ.
 Margot, Charles.
 Comy, Auguste Benoit.
 Bouchaud, Pierre
 Magnie, Guillaume
 Remy, Lassabe
 Overture de la Chancellsrie de 10 heures 2 heures. (sep0 H DE ST CIR.
 HotchIiss' Premium Vertical Water
 Wheel for Sawmisls, sc. FENHE subscribers have purchased the right to the A of this truly celebrated discovery within the State of Alabama.
 We offer persons owning sawmills or mseas what regard a substantial and lasting improve menl III the Vdiue or pTOpeTtys ter of which refer lhe suboined certificate of several highly respectable commission merchants in the city o Mobile, and to the still stronger language of certificates appended 10 handbs now in general circulation.
 To persons who are willing to make 'he experi- ment. we propose to increase greatly the speed Of their mills, or, in case of failure, the tical wheel and restore the fuler wheel free or charge to the owner, if desired. We have agencies al Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Hunts .uI (Jai,a will he kept al each of those places. Orders ad- dressed to us at either, or at Taladega, will be promptly met if satisfactory reference be given. Persons forwarding orders writing for Hforma- tion, will please state their head and fall of water, length of 6uter- wheel size of gap, present of saving per day, and whether water is plenty or scarce.
 Our agent for Mobile is Mir. John F Jewett, No II Water street. GEO. w. STONE & co. GEO. W. STONE, WALKER REYNOLDS, JAMES IsBELL. MOBILE, July A. l946. FENHE undersigned commission merchants h quainled with Hon C. w. Stone, Walker Reynolds and James Isbell, and know them to be gentlemen of high moral character and responsibli- y.
 We have examined the certificates nf Gov Fi'z- patrick, Daniel Pratt, Major J. G. L. Huey, Ro- bert Jemison. Col. William Curry, Gen. Wm. B. cCellan, Gen. l.. W. Lawer. Gen. J. T. Brad ford, John K. Taylor and Robert Jemson. r., ol Tuscaloosa, most of which appended 10 the handbills now in circulation. These are all person. ally known lo oI us, and by reputation 10 the rest They gentlemen of the highest character, and worthy of all confidence | Their certificates clearly show that the Vertical Water Wheel, when properly applied, will nearly or quite double the speed of the common saw mill, and that their structure is both simple and durable. SCOTT, SLOUGH & co. GEO. G. HENRY, G. w. TARLETON, HEAVENS & MALONE, jyS cmo* BRADFORD X SAUNDERS