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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
). A. STEVENS, Proprietor.


STATE OFFICERS.
ALBEar G. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary Of State.
]. E Mathews, Auditor Of Public Accounts
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
J. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David @. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies,
B. r. Cowherd, Register of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS;
VIM. L. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. NJ. Clayton, Associate Justice,
]. S. b. Thacher, -
John NJ. DufField, clerk. resides at Jackson.
Sessions, fret monday in Nov. and Jan'y..
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY,
S,enhen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob,t Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson
II Dickinson, viceNchancelor,
G. Anderson. elk, sd'nce Holly Syringe
session, LIST mondayIn June aud DeceInberl
(Sessions, likewise at Columbus fohtotoc'
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel J. Gholson. Judge,resi5ence' Monroe
R. M. Gaines, u S dis. atty Southern DIS
Tho's Fletcher, marshal .resd'nce = Jackson
VIM. Burns. clerk, residence. Jackson.
Q F Bledso, u S dist atty, Northern Die.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, Coimb's
G. M Ragsdale, clerk, resid nee, Monro co
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter v Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w H Brown, clerk, residence. Jackson.
session, lst monday in May and november.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
f. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor


G0NTlNUES to practice regularly IN
0,the Superior Couri Of Chancery, High
Court of Errors and Appeals. Circuit Cont
of tbe United States Al jackson, Superior
Courtof ChaucsFy, and inthe Circuit courts
81 Yazoo. Holmgg and Carroll counties
Ofics ia The Insurance building on Jefeg.
son Street.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
government Of the united states.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES K. Polk, OF Tennessee, President.
George NJ Dallas, of Pennsyvania, vice Presid snt'
James Buchanan, Of Pennsy ivanIa, sect'y OF state
w, L. Marcy, Of New York, secretary OF the navy.
R. ]. Walker, Of Mississippi. seci'ry OF treasury.
Geo. Bancroft of Massachusetts,, secl'ry OF war
Cave Johnson, of Tennessee, postmaster general
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, Of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., Of N. HamPshire,associate justice
Smith Thompson, Of New York, I 2
John McLane, OF Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, OF Pennsylvania, g.
James N. Wayne, OF Georgia,
John Mckinley, Of Kentucky,
John CaiTon, of Tennessee,
Peter v. Dauiel, Of Virginia,
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general Of The army.
James Shields, cOm'r OF general'land Once
Edmund burke, commissioner of patents,
Seth Barton, solicitor of ;he treasury.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

LAWRENCE g. TURNER
Attorneys &C Law, COSBY
WILL practice in the Circuit Courts Of
I w Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo, and
IN the Chancery Court and High Court OF
Errors and Appeals a. Jackson, Address
J. III. LAWRENCE, 49, ~.
lt w. b. TURNER, -'4-s
May 8, ls45. 44-f.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

F0T The relief James n. TomDs0n. guard
al Of Emeline s. and William D. King.
oirof heirs Of Geofge r. King deceased.
To anill0Fise and empower the probate
ourl Of EIinds county 10 appoint some suits
die person OF persons 10 be guardians Of
Ioha Morrison Of said county, and Tor 9TH
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20

WE would inform our patrons
" and the public generally, that they
,,fI find At N Phoenix House tthe most po-
pu Az Hotel In the City) The very accommoda-
ting propretors, ]. Lamkin g. Co., ALWAYS
ready with their attentive servants 10 CON
vey horses, buggies, &c, to AMI from thus
establishment TO our stable without extra
charge. Persons wishing any thing IN the
livery business, will apply to us, or j. Lam
- BLACKMAN, SCOTT, e. Co.
aug l5-6-tf
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-20
Judi.i.l DIs,rscls of MisslsssPpl.

Arranged according % Act Of 844, and 'Oent into
operation after the tate eleelion-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
BRILLIANT WHITEWAsH.

AS the season has arrived when every
consideration ofcleAness and health prompts
to the use Of lime upon buildings, fences,
&c, we give the following recipe for pre-
pairing the celebrated stuccO whitewash,
used on the east end of the Presidents
house at Washington coloFing may be so
added as to give any desirable tinge to the
preparation
"1'ake half bushel Of nice, unslacked
lime, slack il with boiling water, covering
it during the process to keep in the steam.
Strain the liquor through fine seive or
strainer, and add to it peck of clean salt,
previously desolved ia warm water three
pounds Of ground rice, ground to thin
paste and stirred and boiled hot half a
pound Of powdered Spanish whiting, and
a pound Of clean glue, which has been pre-
viously dissolved by first soaking it well,
and then hanging it over a slow fire, in a
small kittle, within large one filled with
water. Add FIVE gallons Of. hot water to
the whole mixture stirit well and let il
stand few days covered from the dirt
It should be put on quite hot; for this Pur-
pose it caR.b kept in kettle on aPortable
furnace. It is said atabout one pint of
this mixture will cover . square yard upon
the outside Of a house ifproperly applied
Brushes more or less small may be used,
according to the neatness OF the job requr-
cd. II retains its brilliancy for many years.
There is nothing of the kind that will com
pare with it either for inside oil outside
wash"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

BEES PRESERVED FROM MoTHs.-To
prevent the moth laying its eggs under the
hive, have for the last several years cut
mortice in the bench about an inch deep,
and about two inches larger than the hive,
and the hive is then set in this mortice, and
the space Of about one inch all around it is
filed with mortar, then three-inch auger-
holes are bored in the hive about two in
ches from the bench, for the cgress Of tbe
bees, and small auger.hole through the
bottom Of the bench to let off water should
any get under the hive. have near night
watched the moths attempting to enter
through these holes, and seen the bees cha
sing them away.-SOsthern Planter.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES..

a CHRONICLE OF THE TURF, FIFLh
| IA SPORT, LiTERATURE AND THR
> IAGE embelished with Splended steel enl
cravings published every Saturday uoraino a \
No. Barkiey street John Richards, ProSsi..
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weekly publication, which was eatahlslea l6
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teenth volume on theAth u March, l843. IN.
a sheet Of the very largest class, contnnins
twelve imperial quarto pages, Printed 90 lpes
paper Of the finest texture, and on goodftns
Ii Is embelllsbed with the largest and inast bsGr
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Volumns contained superb portrait, Of the dis.
tngulshed AmeTicaRt and imported HoTsts "A.
signed TO constitute an American Sporting sai
lery, accompanied with complete Memoir, 80.
ling the pedigree Characteristics, and peilormap.
ces OF each. with accidental notices of (helreo.
temporaies, 60. The engTavihgs correspondih
sixe eighteen inches by thirteen) with Mo,s
annually published in L0pdon. Of the wiDnsisof
Derby, Oaks, and ST. Leger, and have been a.
ecuted ia line, on steel plate, expressly lorthis
paper, from original pictures, in oil, by the most
eminent artists.
Inthe course Of the present yolumD, Of lsAS.
will also be given a portrait Of fashion, tbs
Northern champion, and suchotheT magnificent
embellishments as will hereafter, be determined
upon.
The Spirit Of the Iimes'' is so well known
throughout the country us the Acknowledged
s.Chronicle Ofthe Tur, Field Sports'' SC. ,bat
il is not deemed heeessary to go into any detail
Of its peculiar characteristics.
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Less than go words win be considered half
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the amount proper TO be reHiited, by simply
counting the words Of their Advertisements,
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municatiOns as relate TO the editorial departs
ment aud to Bloutl Stock, ne addressed TO WIN.
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mus be paid in all cases.
New York, Nov. II, ,l643
The Low price at which it will be issued rem
ders II the cheapest periodical in this or any
other country, considering the cOst and beauty
fits FIFTY TWO ENGRAVINGS. and the
intrinsic value OF its literary contents. Those
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nencement, will have it pune tually sent to their
address upnn their forwarding 20 the un'eT-
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pense.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
The Treasury Of History.

Comprising a general iEtroduciqry outline
IF nnipersal history, ancient and modern,
and a series Of separate histories Of eU- !
ery principal nation that eristS, their
rise, progress, present condition S'c-
By SAMUEL MAUNDER. The HistOryOf
America, edited by JOHN INMAN.
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Inf lnestimable value to any one who wishes
n inform hims lfata trnng cost Ofthe past his-
tory and present state Of every principal nation
that exists, as well as more particularly or the
v,rv recent exciting events and present political
relations Of our country. A splendid edition ol
the same work has also just been issued IN Nos.
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sent any part of the United Staes ut The re-
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Price for the rOrk in Nos. (cOmplcte) $3
Full bound, in tro Vols. $4
Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers in ev'
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dress, post paid, the publisher,
DANIEL ADEE,
l07 Fulton Street, New York.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

GRAFTING.-The mode of grating best
adapted to small trees and branches is
whip.grafing, precisely after the plan of
root-grafing, with the addition of bandage
ofthin cloth dipped in some melted grating
wax, about one inch wide and two or three
long, put on in such manner as 10 entirely
exclude the air. Any man or lad that can
make pen, with two hours practice, could
perform the operation with success. The
operation may be performed any time after
the spring frosts until. July; but | prefer to
set any time after the tree has commenced
its new growth. Ihave set many gratis in
the new growth, and while it was but par
italy matured, with as much success as in
the previous years growth.
The above plan Of grating | consider
superior to budding. as it is attended with
Less trouble, far better success, and with
more than double expedition. The little
trouble with which gratis of valuable vari-
ties can now be collected should induce
those that have seeding orchards to graft
them without delay.-Prarie Farmer.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

CARE OF WORKING OxEN.-At this sea-
son, oxen need pasticular care they should
not be driven hard in hot days, and the whip
should not be often used. When they have
once acquired the habit Of running out the
tongue 10 cool it, you win find it difficult to
stop their mouths. Oxen must not be
worked in wet weather, for among other
bad Consequences you viii make theirneeks
sore. You viii sometimes be caught put
in he rain when you supposed it would be
fair; in such case ardent spirit is the best
thing you can apply to prevent Soreness
Wash the neck well where the yoke bore,
and YOU viii avoid trouble. But if YOU
have neglected this precaution and yem
O1en's necks have broken out in sores, nc
spirits should be used; tAllOw or something
Of an oily nature win be found better
Moss. PlOHghman.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

METHoD OF PREsERvrN GRAPEs.-Take
. sask or barrel, inaccessible to the exter-
nal air, and put into it layer Of bran,
dried in an oven, or Of ashes well dried and
siied. Upon this, place a layer Of grapes
wen cleaned, and gathered in the afternoon
Of q dry day, before they are periecsly ripe.
Proceed thus with alternate layers Of bran
and grapes, tiIl the barrel Is illl, taking care
that the grapes do not touch each other,
and % LET The last layer be Of bran; then
close The barrel, 50 that the air may not be
able to penetrate, which is an essential
point Grapes thus packed, win keep nine
oreven twelve months. TO restore them
q fheir freshness, cta tho end of the stalk
ofeach bunch Of grapes, and Dot that ol
white gFapssinto red vine, as you would
Pu aovers into water 70 revive or keep
hen fresh.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
Yicksburg Foundry.
S. ZIMERMAN g. co.

A RE preptred 10 execute and furnish an
~ kinds OF kork in the line OF Founders and
Mschinisls ENGINES, aud machinery Of every
description. ioi B iats, Milh, o. Gins, built or
nfeDhired, end all work thatmay Be ordered
win te promptly attepded fos and in the bet
mannsr, AZ reduced prices. We invite q car
from Planters, sud otbers. 10 our .Esiahlishment
a. the LOWER LANDING, VICKSBURG.
June 24ihi sf5. a-iE
N p Highest prices, in cash, paid iof ola
Iron, BraH Or Copper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
ROBT. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK,
X T. JENNINGS.

BENTON, MISS, May IL, l945.
certify that owned drug store in the town
of Benton, Miss. in the year 1914, and that
sold about 20O'boxes of w. w. Woods fever
and ague pills, anil that warranted every box
to cure, aud that have never known these pills
to fail to effect a cure in a few hours. can say
that believe they are eqnal to any medicine
ever offered to the public for the cure Of chill a.
fever or fever and ague. =. g. MCKEE.
BsNroN, Mss, April Is, lsl5.
have used Dr.. Woods fever and ague pills
in my family for several years, and can cheerful
" bear testimony TO their efficacy in the imme.
date cure OF chllls and leyers in any form.
bave also been for some time connected with a
drug store, in which they were constanlT kept
for sale, and do not know of single Instance, in
which they have not given instant relief They
are themost popular remedy, by far, of any 9TH
er in this section. NJ. a. JENKINS.
w. w WOOD, Beuton, Mss. July, ls45
Sold wholesale and retail by
0. o. WOODMAN, & co.
Yazo0Ciiy.
Aug. 90, 1s45. 45-iy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
Protection Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

gWNHE undersigned are agenis for this Compa-
M ny, and are prepared to insure Dwelling
Houses, StOres. Merchandise aud Cotton in
store. And also, 10 take River risks on MeT.
chandiss and Cotton.
The Company is an old One-has done large
business in The South and West, and paid many
Losses. ALLEN & BARKSDALE.
YazoO City, April 25, 1915. SO-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

Negroes! Negroes!!
W-NoR rals al ths Brick ssnble For faiihsl
~ particulars apply 20
BLACKMAN, scOTr AGO.
Feb. Is, 1916. II
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
THE UNION.

0cey- No attention win be ruid 70 any order,
unless the money accompanies il.
or Thoss desiring complete copies OF the
Congressional UniOu and Appendix, win please
December next
0I.7- We viii willingly par the postage on an
leiters cent 70 ne containing Five Dollars and
upwards. Othsr letters directed 20 us, with the
portage unpaid, viii not be taken out ofthe or
RICHIE & HESS
wasbingisn, August ], ,1sl5.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13
C. M. HENDERSON.
ReNroN. MI,s.. Aprn is. I845.

BENTON, MISS, April is, lS45.
We the subscribers, having been called on by
DR. w. w. Wood to testify TO what we know OF
his chill and fever or fever and ague pills, take
pleasure in saying that we have used them in
many instances and invariably have cured We
have known these pills taken by many and we
recollect no case wherein they have failed to
cure, nor DO we believe if taken in time and by
the printed directions, accompanying each box
that they will fail in any case.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

The following is from G. NJ Henderson, Clerk
of the Probate Court OF Yazeo county.
BENTON, Miss, May Is, l545.
Having used the above mentioned medicine in
my family with entire success, take pleasure in
recommending it to the public as an infalibIe
cure for ague and fever.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

Wa'hins'sn' August i 1885,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1846-05-13

0P For ths accommodation ofthose who de-
sire apapeF printed at the seat Of government
during the session Of Congress only, We wiz furn-
ish them the ExTRA UEION as follows:
semi. Weekly, l eopv % 50 Weekly, eopp 81 90
" copies - 20 - % copies 10 90
l0 copies 400 " IS copies 20 90
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
wEUE,pTs OF COrToN.

Per steamboat Dallas from Montgomery-Rupert & IeLeland IA bales; Andrews X Dawson 70; Harrison
 tobinson l4S Dickinson Eusiis 70; Ryes. Bate co
 j. Lesesne 54; Calhoun & Glover l5i Donald X Mar
 iall 25; Tarleton & Scott 73 Baykn X McRae 35; Al 'en X Hsden l; w Olds & co l5 J Walsh 67, Desha Smith & co IA. Ticknor 22; Punch, Vaughn co l6; Pope & Son 3; simpson 10; Carlisle 34; Sims, Redas x HowZr IT; X T Nj Mathews l5i Crawford | Gowdy l4; q Goode 9, R Rivers 23 Strang & Urick Patrick, Irwin & co l5 Lesvens & Malone 3iR Ce0k
 5: NJ Withsrs co 5i Tartt Stewart co 9; order 29 i Per steamboat Lowndes. from Wetumpka-E L An drews co 430 bales; Tareton x Scott 64i Boykin & McRse l45; Rives, Battle co 5e; Gordon Cdry 5s Harrison Robinson 53; Patrick, Irwin 45; rarit Stewart X co 3l; Carlisle 30i Lyon Baker 30 T Lrsesne 20; D Wheeler 20 (; Henry 20 Donald &Mar- shall l6. G O de II; Smith, Walker co l6; Craig 13: x T d Matthews l2; Leavens Malone lei Simpson g; Punch, Vaughn co 8; Bull, Dyche S co 7 A Brown $; J Nj Withers X co 1. A Pope & Son i; T Carver s; Dickers0n & Eusis 4; TOOmer, Gay co g. l. Waller 2; Auslill & Smith, Wyckof < Nicoll2 Labuzan l. Perryman & Son 1; A E Led) ard co l.
 Per flat Farewell from Big 60 river-L Griffin X Son 65 bales; Toomer, Gay x co B.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
nnNanacNnfafa

Per brig Hector fin Boston Marshall, Rowe < co; T
 Miller & co; Campbell, Owtn & co, Barron, Mead X
 !; Mallory, Ross & Blocker Fry, Bliss X co; $ &
 les: J O'Cummins cui @ Cosler x co; M Waring x ] PhiIIips; Bowen; II l. Ra,nodsi smith, DabncS
 co; J C k J smith; F Bromberg co; Deshon & 'Ysrs; W s Sletson; FosJIck Charlock; Dnser [ lfooie & co; J o'aeilly; Newhouse; l. Weeks; L .erchaut X co; Barney & Broi W II Redwoodi Bewina ,dmands & Field Little X Browni J Fogg;
 Per schr Joy from Richmond-G Henry Dorranct Stanard; Lyon X Baker; w Calvert Allen x Haden !. II Baker; S & Jones Adams; Gurdon X Cur ts NJ WAIing & eos n Schroeder; Hall. Per schr Elizabeth from New oreans-J Weeks mith. Dabney ds-eo order.
 Per steamboat Creole from New orleans-M Wa 'ng x co; Back oi MobeiJ SiIsbyi SuInwall. | nrkstein; Meoker & Quinn K Foote q eos A Mes sr; CruLat * Moore; Rix. Kendall & COS Carmelich Auldn & TsTrel il Huber Foster & battele; T ler & co; Humphrics Walsh x co; Co1ln X Griggs
 lmpbeli, Owen & CO., Dorrsace & Slsnard.
 Per steamboat Mobile from New orleans-smlth abney & co; Ravesies. Bullock k co. W Calvsrt Nhi Aker X Sampson; Barron. Mead & co; D Wheeler; C Wood; Patrick; Humphrirs, Walsh co: Deshon S iyers; & Jonea; c llubbell; Chamberlain t. oo ' Ilali; Campbell, Owen & GO: N Warne Go; Mar
 all. Rowe 60; . Foote X coj P Weaver; L
 .ckua: W GakcoiRne
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
PUBLIC SAILS
,.-,ll-.l an,II.I.a,.


 \ pursuance oi an ord,r and decree uGuie by lhs honorable John A Cuihbeit. Jndge of the c1unfy cnnrI ol Mobile county, l will ,xp se Tor sale on NendaV lhe 6rsl day of FennsIs leNI. m lIonf o' rhe Court house td said euun, aI lie u.na hoaI Of Sln if's sales ihe following drscribrd real estaie of which lhe aie Fuphr' zine MeVny died SIC zed, viz: Tie Two terempnts whfrh cnnt ose ihe '' Dan- Fn Street ilatel, situate upon the north east cor Ter ni nanrhin and Si 1o,el streets, in T ely of Mabe, havne tr. nj oi eighty six feet, more or le q on Si Jusrnh street, and front of hit, one fet III re or less, tn naupln. reei
 Also, lul ot ground and he dwelling and ont huiltines thereon, heing the lae resuence of Mrs Enphrozne McNnv, commencing al the norh west corner of Chate, Ie Raron's Dl, ihence north slo west, hundred aud fifty five 6et one inch; thence south go west, Two bundled snd six feet six inches, lhelre soulh SIC one hundred and hhy five feel inch, 10 land of Cha les Ie Baron; thence naflh so east, hun''red ani SIX feet six lnrhes To lhe Iace oi beginning; t unded sourh by Kennedy. north hy l,abea street, (nof opened) cart by ( le Baron and vest by " u carev
 The feyns of saie will be one ionIh cash. one luurh payable the lst Juia. 1917, oue fourth pay able he lsl December, 1Si7, and the olher fourth rayabe on the ist davoi March. lS4S, the nurchaser giving notes with nUrigage Ihe premises to secur lheif payment. HENRY CHAMBERLAIN,
 Administrator de bsnis the estate of Eu- decl9lds phrozine McVoy, deceased.
 F B GALE, Auctioneer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
MARINE NEWS.
..,.s N ,Io,,,s--D DIacenlsr 3I. Is4o.
cLEAREp.


 CLEARED. Aip Psciolus. Harding. for finvre. bl Beeonen; hip Cotton Planter, Pratt, Tor Ghsnl, by ioai- a G Sun Rrk Lueretia, Req, for Havrs, by A Belloek. park Weskeagg, Bartlett, for Boston, oy " sa' 3rg Mary < Jane, Elliott, for Boston, by Il Rivers 5ris Susan spoard, spoffard. for New Orleans, by Center X co. ARRIVED. liz Maria. Kaowllon, frow Portsmouth, ioI II Riv- eco. lehooner OeIIa Ham, from Tampic Q. 10 master fhooner Joy Bartlett from Richmond, to H Rivers Q.
 lhooner Elizahsth, BaJo, from New Orleans ,teamboal Creole, Reynolds. i'm New orleans. feamboat Mobile Sutton, from New Orleans. Dalas, Lappngton. i'm Montgomery, win bales coIIOn. teambnaI Lowndes, Johnson, from Welumpka, wiih bales cotton. lat Farewell, from Bigbee river, with s5 bales cot
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-31
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.

W ILL be sold, for cash by order rf the Hon ,
 W A. Cuthbelt. Judge Of the County Court of Mobile, In front nf the Court House oi said county. m Monday inc 29h day of June next, at l2 o'clock MA lol oi ground and Ihe improvements thereon, situate the north east corner of Sl. Michael and St Joachim streets. in the city of Mobile, having front St. Michael street o eighty seven feet, and running back on St. Joachim street. one hundred and twenty feet, with the same width in rear as m front Sold by The petition of the adminislratix, and heirs al law of Thomas l,lar, deceased.
 my2S JNO c CuTHBER1, Commissioner.
 o. The above sae is postponed until Monday the 9th day oi July next, by of all par aes. i,l JNO CUTHBERT. 0J- The above sale is further postponed until the first Monday III January next by consent of all par ties. JNn c CUTHBERT. tecItIds F. B GALE Auctioneer