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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

SsA REAL. EsIATE--The undersigned, agent t ss for ihe Real Estate of the Branch of the Bank of ihe State of Alabama at Mobile offers for rent all the Real Estate belonging to said Branch Bank, and will receive and entertain propositions for the pur chase of any portion of said Real Estate.
 LJ'Ohice in the southwestern room ol the Bank ing House JAMES s. DEAS,
 mv20tf Real Estate Agent
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-50 pieces Rubber
 .A Clolh for carnage tops. plain and figured; 1900 feet do Hose, 10 3 inrl,; 50 do Rubher Suspen-
 ders, for sale by PRICE & SPENCER, dee4 "A aud 76 Water street
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

Union Press Premisos. HSHE Customers of the above Press and the pub II lie are respectfully info, med that the subscriber will store and compress Cotton al the lowest rates for account of the owners. The premises are in good order, and the business will be attended to with care and diligence.
 HEn
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the 1 firm of COLBY, STEWART & Co was dissolved on the 18th inst by mutual consent. The bnsines4 of tue Grm will be settled by either of the late part uers SANFORD COLBY,
 T. D. STEWART,
 GEORGE GREER. SANFORD Cor BY will continue the Dry Good busi. ness at the old stand of Coley Stewart &Co. Mobile. June 22, 1916. je24l67Cmo CD
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

NEW BOOK BINDFRY-The subscriber has lN added Bindery to his business and is pre- pared to do all sorts of work in this line with des patch. at moderate prices, and of good quality as be done in any city.
 dec4 Y. II. BROOKS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

XrA FOR RENT--A Room fronting on. Dau. M: phn street. over Wright & Cunnghams- part of lhe Dauphin NJ Hotel-and suitable for and has been used as a Dentists ofhce Apply to
 noyl9 RIG COOKE. 50 Commerce. st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

AD0 J. CAMERON-sEED ssa& 4& No 36 Royal sfvesf, Mobile, E#
 Sxsl lSolicits share of public patronage to-->&- his extensive and choice colleclioa of HortcuItura Seeds, the crop of 1S46 raised by an eminent culti vator NJ the north, which are daily expected to ar rive per brig Beck, from New York. Addi- tiona supplies will be added occasionally Aso- n choice collection of Shrubbery, Fruit Trees and Botanical collections Of native plants, put up to der, neatly packed and labeled for exportation to an, port of Europe or America.
 J. C. being practical horticulturalist, aay trans-
 action in his line will be promptly attended to. Or
 ders for fruit and other received from the nor.
 thern nurseries on commission. noy27 COTTON BROKERAGE CO-PARTNER- S SHIP-The undersigned has associated with him m the Brokerage business JOHN D HAYNIE.
 The business will be conducted under the firm of Mackenzie & Haynie from this date. dec1-novSO ALEX MACKENZIE, MEDICAL NOTICE-The undersigned offers MI his professional services as Homeopathic Physician to the citizens of Mobile. Office GA Roy. al street. JAMES q. BELDEN, N. D. References: N.c. SI'e r iIaiI, G[aSi E. M; D. D. Nsw yoA. J. H. Whitaker, M. D. G. M. Tafi, NJ. D., New Orleans. nov30cdfu
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
7b0 Iineal feet SX6 in pieces of 24 or 36 leet 100 do 12X5 do
se, of inch Boards

 l60 lineal feet l2X5
 275 do sx6, in pieces of IS or 27 fl each 1920 do 9X4 do lSt" 2S do l6O00 square feet ol inch Boards 20000 do 2 do
 20 pieces 2S feet long each and 12Xl5 do 13A do do l2Xl5 40, do 27 do do l2X6 96 do 9a do do 12X5 1920 lineal feet 12X5, in pieces IT or 20 feet So pieces II l feet each and 6X2 II do IF do long and 6x2 g do 12 do do 9X2 300 lineal feet 6X8 2000 square feet of Plank 3X9 1900 do 2 inch clear White Pine Plank
 Lime House.
 4pieces 2S feet long each and 10X7 2 do 29 do s,-~ do SKI 2 do 6t do do SX7 8 do 25 do do 8X6 90 do 30t do do 5X3 26000 square feet of inch Boards POO do Plank, 6X14 Board measure IS always to be understood where "tquare leet' are mentioned. All the timber should be of the best merchantabe Yellow Pine, with the exception of lhc clear White Pine mentioned m of the bills.
 For Centre Building, Hospital. 45 pieces Yellow Pine, 27 eet long SKIP inches l7 do do IA do SKIP do $500 feet 14 do Plank, from 10 to 12 inches wide l7000 Plastering Lslhs.
 For Ordnance. 500 feet inch Yellow Pine Boards. Two sufficient securities be named in the bids, which, if sent by mail. the postage must be paid. WALKER ANDERSON, novlsttl0aec Navy Agent
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

SALTi SALT !--l000 sacks Liverpool Coarse SSalt. (bleached sacks) importation, landed from ship Brewster and in Custom House Stores, for sale by
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

A MEXICAN FLOWER GARDEN DlkEC- ATORY- r. Containing practical directions for the culture of plants in the Flower Garden, Hot House, Green House. Rooms or Paror windows, for every month in he year, with description of the Plants most desirable in each, the nature of the soil and situation best adapted 10 lheir growth, the proper season for lransplantag. etc, with insu uctons for erecting Hot Eouse, Green House and laying out a Flower Garden.
 The whole adapted to either large or small Gar dens with insirubtions for preparing the soil. propo- gatne, planting, pruning, training and pointing the GRAPE VINE. Thrd edition with numerous addi lions, by Robert Buist, Nurseryman and Florist. For sale by DOBLER,
 dec2 Bookseller and Stationer 49 Dauphin st..
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

c UNDRIES-10 cases preserved Fruit SJ 20 cases Pickles; 6 bxs Tomato Catssp
 20 bxs Soda Biscuit
 10 hxs Boston Crackers
 baskets Sweet Oil; 6 bxs Ground Ginger
 15 bxs Ground Pepper; do Allspice 6 bxs Cinnamon; 50 do Nntmegs 20 bxs English Mustard, just received and i' sale by
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

%gA FOR RENT.-The two two.story Brick E@ Dwelling Houses situated the south side of St. Michael street, next above the residence of J. Wanroy. Esq. Each tenement contains five rooms, pantry, closet, and cemenled cellar, and 10 sach there is two story hrck kitchen, having four good rooms. To good tenants the rent will be low. Apply 10 (sep28) l. c. DuB0SE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

"A BRICK DWELLING for RENT--The large .EsE brick dwelling, with all convenient and ne- cessary out buildings and spacious lot situated north side of St Anthony between Jackson and Clai- borne streets, will be rented fair price good tenant. Apply al Office M srchanrs Insurance Co
 sep30 rW Mccoy
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

N7FyN MKSs SWAIN AM.18 V&J Respectfully solicts the attention ofVf68i
 9Vz@ her patrons and inc Ladies of Mobile 'sss<& generally, 10 her assortment of Miinary, consisting ia part Of Bonnets of the latest and fashionable style; handsome French Flowers and Fumes, ele- gant Plaid. Shaded and embroidered Ribbons--to- gether with every variety of Straw Goods Also-a large and handsome assortment of Materials, winch will be made 10 order the most reasonable terms
 9J- Mrs. SWAIN is persuaded that purchasers cannot do better else where-all the above named lices having been carefully selected from the most fashionable housas in the city of N. York. noy17Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

rN HORSE FOR SALE.--A young and .&IN<excelent Saddle or Buggy HORSE. n A[ dark bay I5 hands high, in perfect heslh. can be purchased al low price at No. 47 Dauphin street. nav4
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

We have read with much attention the elaborate
and very able speech of Sir ROBERT PEEL on his
proposed commercial regulations. He lays it down
fundamental and sacred principle not to injure
any existing interest II he takes away portion
Of the protection to agriculture he offers what he
considers ample compensation. But while he guards
against injury to agriculture he endeavors by every
possible regulation TO promote manufactures. He
lets in every species of raw material free of duty.
He knows that the struggle between England and
this country is for manufacturing superiority, and
he gives to the manufacturing interest every posi-
BILE advantage. II the Administration in this coun-
try succeed in breaking down all protection to our
manufactures Sir Roberts victory will be trium-
plant, and more disastrous 10 us than dozen
wars Louisville Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The Galveston Ne,os publishes, in late number of that
paper the act Of Congress extending the jurisdiction of our
Government Texas and also the instructions Of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury the collectors Of The Treas-
y circular from Washington, which accompanied the of
our Congress, fixed the 3lst Of December the time from
which the United States laws should COMMENCE their
operation. On the faith Of this circular, says the News,
large amount of goods shipped to Galveston under the
expectation that they would be admitted Free The Texas
Treasury instructions, however, required the collectors
nue their functions in conformity with the laws Of Texas
until the 10th Of February and thereafter If collector APP
pointed by the u States Government should have then
rived. Thus created says that paper oyse days of
conflicting jurisdiction, duties after the 3st December not be-
under the United States law but coca5k under
that of Texas. The News, in nearly two columns Of
ment this state Of things, upon the Texas
authorities.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

OLp MlSUscRIrrs-We understand that several weeks
since, whilst some wokmen engaged in taking down
old stone building the dock at Rondou in this town.
box discovered hidden in way between the floor and
the ceiling, and in il found large quantity Of
mental money, (seve millions of dollars is stated toge
Their with great number Of old manuscript papers relating
Revolutionary affairs. One Of these have II
letter signed by Pierre Van Corand President Of the Senate
and Eve Bancke Speaker Of the Assembly, dated Kings
ton June 80 $780, and directed to persons Roches
ter, in Ulster county, calling them aid the cause Of
dependence by furnishing clothing for the soldiers We
learn, also, that these papers, usual in such cases.
scattered about the village and in the possession Of differ
en persons We sorry for this as, from what have
heard and they papers Of much value respects the
history OF that me and doubt would be Of service in
obtaining correct knowledge Of the Of that periods
and trust that will be taken to collect them and
certain their contents and value Kingston On W Jour.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

Omar GERMAN RlILRoAD-Letters from Berlin state
that owing to the favorable weather this winter the work on
the great Sesian railway has been carried without the
least interruption that is certain that the road will
he completed in the OF the next SUMNER when
may from Berlin to Vienna and to ratz IN the Austrian
States by line Of railroad which viii present but one and
that very small gap, vz that Of the magnificent vaduct
over the valley and the river Nesse, Gor and which
made from the immense works that river, which carried
on in making solid foundations for the pillars Of the central
arches OF the viauct This be Of elevation Of nearly
hundred and twenty feet above the level Of the water
Until this vaduct (Which is to cost million of thaers) is
completed, the Government is building bridge the
Nesse by which railway travellers cross and by which
they will be detained than half hour This great
Sesan railroad win the principal centres Of the
and industry Of this province that is say Breslau,
Ophen, Gor Odcrberg, the latter situated the frontiers
of Moravia.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

ANTICIPATING A SroaN MAGNETIC TKLEoRarH.
The various that will be found for the Magnetic ce
graph will not be fully asceancd till il fairly into ope-
ration. The knowledge of few facs however, enables the
public TO form idea Of of the useful ends may
The Toledo (Oho) Blade points out how may be the
Of guarding against disasters the II asserts that
progress from eewar to wndwad and instances the snow
Of the i4h and 18th February which began at Toledo
on Saturday. p NJ at Buffalo at r. M, and at Bos-
ton about o'clock Sunday morning The Blade pro
poses coasters from shpweck by Of the ee-
graph, as when that is established they Toledo win be
able give fifteen sixteen hours notice OF the approach Of
northeastey Storm and vessels win have provide for
their safety-Ledger.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

Another instance Of sterling and hish-mnded integrity IS
mentioned IN the Boston papers. Mr.. y HorYNAS Celia
Sonr, who failed in that city last year owing 0O0 paid
thirty cents the dollar and received from his creditors full
and legal discharge. Soon afterwards property into his
possession by the death Of relative portion Of which
' his old liabilities.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The exports Of Domestic Goods from Boston for the last
nine months have been bales against 375 bales same
time last yearof which exported foreign this year 81 lO7
last year s,72l bales exported coas,ise So 1863 last year
1864 bales The exports Of ice for nine months were
25,s39 tons.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

c. C. LasepoS, Esq, the proprietor Of the Mobile Daily
Advertiser DESTROYS Of dsposng Of interest in said esa-
bhmen gentleman competent to take charge Of the
commercial department Of the paper, who has small CAPT
tai command and Is prepared devote his whole time
the paper The Advertiser is consistent and able Wing
Journal and affords and excellent opportunity for any who
wishes to embark in the newspaper business
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

MISS DIX KEsrucKr.--Wo learn by the Frankfort
Commonwealth that Miss Dix has been successful in her APP
catons to the Legislature Of Kentucky the erection OF
State Asylum for the insane poor bill having been passed
for the location OF in part Of the Green
try also approprang the Of $4,000 to sid to tho
buildings Of the present Lunalic Asylum.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

At meeting Of the Board of Managers Of the
american Bible Society, held at New York on
Thursday evening, the Hon. JOHN McLEAN, Of
Ohio, one Of the Justices of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, was unanimously chosen Presi-
dent Of the. American Bible Society, to 6 the va
cancy. occasoned by the death Of Governor SMITH.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The charter election in Cleveland Ohio Monday Of last
week, resulted in the election Of the Wing Mayor Wing
Treasurer and half the Council Last year Locos
elected their Mayor and decided majority Of the Council
The Biney candidate received only IS out Of 800
poled
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14
%"pe The Washington Union, in fran
ing an Indictment against the National Inteligencer
holds the following language

"HPPsT The Washington Union, in franz
ing an indictment against the National Intelligencer,
holds the following language:
"We charge the In,elligencer with having done that
which, without any reference party relations gross
and monsrous derecon Of all patriotic duty in public
Journal In that pending important negotiations, full Of diff
Guilty and peril between Government and Great Britain
has systematically taken the British side as 10 our e 10
the territory IN dispute In proof Of this we say that the
gencer quoted and approved the assertion OF Journal
Of Commerce that or the cian Of England north of 49o
is better than oCn. ~ Cd
These two last fists are the Unions, the three
first are our own. We will show one more fist
than the Union, At any rate. Bullying appears to
be the order Of the day, and we are determined to
have our share Of it. Bullying is the grand pana-
cea, so fight if you dare II the Unions bullying
can frighten England, surely ours can frighten the
Union Besides, whatsoever don't bully takes the
British side" He is poor hand at jockeyng
that claims only what is his own, or only what he
expects to get. Jockeying is a great help to bull
living. The rule is, if you want part claim the
whole Say it's all yours, and you will have it !:
then perhaps you will get little more than belongs
TO you. If you do, crow away and tell how you
have outwitted your opponent. As for justice and
equity, they are obsolete terms. National charac-
ter is nothing only drive good bargain, and trust
Fortune for the rest.
To be serious: We have read every thing which
has appeared in the Union about the 4oth parallel,
and our title TO the country north Of it. but we have
seen nothing which at all convinces us of the n-
correctness of the position above quoted, and which
the Union has so often attempted to scout down
because il cannot argue il downtown. 81 Com.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

Tennessee, has been nominated to the Senate as
Minister Plenpoentiary to Prussia, in the place OF
HENRY WHEATON, who is recalled, it is said, at his
own rpoupst
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned sine die Friday
Among the acts passed two school bsone amend
the present primary school system, and adding fund to be
received from the General Government from $780, 900
Sso,ooo the ohcr establishing system Of district free
schools The latter is to DO submitted to the voters at the
polls in ls47 upon demand Of one third Of the qualified
voters, and to be adopted upon vote of two thirds
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

PENNSYLVANIA CAsALs.-It is said that the repairs to
these works have been completed and that navigation will be
opened the weather will permit.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14
LATE FROM MEXICO.

We have been favored with letter received in
this city last night, from which we learn that the
United States brig Laurence arrived at Pensacola
on the evening Of the LIST instant, in thirteen days
from Vera Cruz, with dispatches for the SECRETARY
OF STATE from Mr.. SLIDELL and Commodore
CONNER.
UP to the time Of the sailing of the Lawrence
(about the 10Th ultmo) Mr.. SLIDELL had not been
received by the authorities Of Mexico, and the letter
says that 1t is supposed he viii return to the United
States as soon as he receives answers to the DIES
patches which he has now forwarded.
This letter also states that the citizens Of yera
Cruz were looking out and hoping for the return Of
SANTA ANNA from Havana whose arrival was ex
peced TO be the signal for the authorities of Vera
Cruz to declare in his favor
No other news had transpired. The dispatches
for the Secretary OF State are said to be very yo
luminous.
The sloops Of war Falmouth, John .Adams, and
81. Mary's, and the brig Popoise, were all at Vera
Cruz. The steamer Mississippi and brig Somers
were at Pensacola, the latter to sail for Vera Cruz
on the afternoon Of the I'd instant.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The New Orleans Picayune Of the LIST instant announces
that in conformity with instructions received from the Mex-
can Consul General at New York, Mr. o. L. DAsxLsrrrS,
the Mexican Vice Consul here will open his Office morrow
for the dispatch Of business" This looks pacific
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The DEBATE IN THE SENATE.-Senaior HAY
wooD's speech has burst like bomb-shell in the
camp of the ultra Oregon men of both Houses
and has thrown them into the utmost CONSERVATION
and confusion. The debate that took place at the
conclusion of his speech, which we publish to-day
will show the effect II is so evident that he speaks
er cafhedra that they know not which way to turn
for consolation. Mr.. HANNEoAN, indeed, hypo-
thetically accuses the President in consequence Of
this speech, of treachery and fasehood. II is wor.
thy OF remark, too, in this connection, that the
!" whole of Oregon" resolutions in Pennsylvania
and several other States have been very quietly pui
TO sleep. We limited some weeks since that Mr..
Polk might play with this important subject little
too long, and find himself instructed by his friends
in the State Legislatures against any settlement
short Of $40 40, and it would seem that our warn
ing has not been disregarded. The whole subject
is becoming not only highly interesting, but very
exciting. Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

INAAt TERMS:
Toe DoLLAss year, oxE DorLAa for the first regular
Of each aud FIrrr CExTs for the final
son Of each Congress the for each Extra es-
Ainn--payablc IN all cases in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

AT the charter election held in Detroit Michigan last week,
s's ..a;ar;s, Of o,v 6y.
votes Their majority last year sixty The Wings have
also secured majority Of the City Council.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

gfThe Railroad between Madison and Indianapolis going
steadily ahead and expected reach the latter place next
fall, though this may not be until the ensuing spring
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

assembled at Albany the 9th of last month Representa-
ves rom New York city, Albany, Rensselaer,, Schohare
Coumb'a Greene. Schenectady, and Montgomery counties
~ee "a ssndsnce Severnl speeches made, and
luions passed in which the position Of the parry was defined
The laws they ask for measures Of relief are
M law taxing the issuing out Of real estate in the
towns where the real estate IL situated
3D. law aboshing the legal remedy Of dstrsss ,r rent
3d. law prohibiting the creation Of any easehod estate
for term exceeding twenty years.
4th law allowing tenant, in all suits upon leases in
erpeuy Tor hie or for term exceeding twenty years. to
snow want Of title in the granto and thereby defeat re-
covery.
9TH law prohibiting the devise Of easehold estates In,
requiring them 10 be divided among heirs according to the ne
peral law Of dcscents
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-20
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

pr7- MRS, EIIz. Muller, No 80 Poplar strsci, be-
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia, has
been completely cured of the most severe attacks of
Rheumatism for which she had tried every hing in
vain, The sxlren pain would 9ften compel her to
rise ten times in night, and her hands were drawn
up so as TO be completely use less. Af'er ustl he
left, ana she has had the slightest aack for pc
Rod Of several months.
DR.. CHRISTIE is in possession Of nearly ore tHo,'
sand testimonials, received tfom persons WhG have
been entirely cured Of the most severe tH"lmptsni,
both Chronic and Fnhammaiory, for Which GverV 9th
ct t'remedy' was useless. The HiUrS ana Fluid,
VIII properly applied, have never beea known 20
fail in any of these cases.
{- Beware of spfops limitations o. thgSe a,'ic'~s,
The only place in baltimore 20 06!am ihc GENt NE
gand Find is at the nIrg Store a 5. HAECE,
lNS sALTIMaRE STREET, ard Corner CHARLES
and PRATT. SITS.
An articles Of the kind soid elsewhere ia the city
are ,oorthess coyute1ets WITHOUT tae ,aasL GaiVsne
influence or bsne6cu4 effect mhlt