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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
HOtchIkiss' Premium Vertical Water
 A.

HOtchIkiss' Premium Vertical Water
 Wheel for SaSymisls, sc. TENHE subscribers have purchased the right 10 the use of this truly celebrated discovery within the State oi Alabama. We offer to persons owning sawmllls or mill-seais what regard a substantial and lasting improve ment in the value of their property for The charac- ter of which we refer To he suhjoined certificate of several highly respectable commission merchants in tie city oi Mobile and Ia lhe still stronger language of ifcates appended to handbills in general circulation.
 To persons who willing 10 make the exper- ment. we propose 10 increase greatly the speed of their mills or, in Of failure, 10 remove the iical wheel and restore the flutler wheel free Of charge 10 the owner, if desired.
 We have agencles Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Hmts- vile. Wetumpka, Eulauls and Gainesville, and irons will be kept al each of those places. Orders ad- dressed 10 at either, at Taiadega, will be promptly met if satisfactory reference be given.
 Persons forwarding orders writing for iBiorma- ton, will please stae their head and iall of water, length of hut,er wheel, size of gap present of saving per day, and whether water is plenty or scarce.
 Our agent for Mobile is Mr, John Jeweit, No II Water street. GEO. w. STONE & co. GEO. w. STONE, WALKER REYNOLDS, Toog
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

MOTION TABLES JUST PUBLISHED A O set oiTables, showing at one glance, what Cotton shipped from Mobile or New Orleans, VI i'll cost 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 ex- change. By James l.. Lawrence. The caIcula- llons were made wIih just care, and on consultation with tue best authorities; rigid scrutiny has been exercised to exclude any errors of lhe press, and the compiler puts for,h the work m full confidence of it's accuracy, and that il will prove valuable and practical assistant 10 all persons engaged in the trade. For sale by
 DOBLER, AZ Dauphin st. and
 LAVID FELT q co. nos24 No 2d CharIres st. New Orleans
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

MOBILE, July 4, ISlb. TENHE undersigned commission merchants are &C., A quainied with Hon q. W. Stone, Walker Reynolds and James Isbel and know them to be gentlemen of high moral character and responsb- ty.
 We have examined the certificates of Gov Fiiz- patrick, Daniel Pratt, Major J. G. L. Huey, Ro- bert Jemison, Col. William Curry, Gen. Wm. B. Nc c lellan, Gen. L. w. Lawler. Gen. J. T. Brad ford, John K. Taylor and Robert Jemison, jr.. ol Tuscaloosa, most of which appended 10 the handbiIls now in circulation. These all person. ally known 10 some Of Us, and by reputation to the rest They are 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 & SAUNDERS
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

hUk ARMY UN THE RIO GRkNDE- NIBeing short account of the important events transpiring from the time of the removal of the Army oi Occupation from Corpus Christi 10 inc surrender oI Maiamoros, win descriptions of the battles ol Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma, the Bonbardment of Fort Brown aud the ceremones of the surrender of Maiamoros, with descriptions of Ibe city, &c. &c; by r B Thorpe. author of Tom Owen. the Bee hunter. Mysteries of the Bsckwoods, &c, illustrated by 25 cngravings; cheap edition, price 30 cents. Just received and for sale b,
 DOBLER,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

WEEI.Y PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. SxaEees@R Kiuaey master. will run during the season as a regular week packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence as soon as the water will permit
 For freight or passage apply on board, or to
 no,a M WARING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
MoRIE AND COLUMBUS PACKET

MOBlI.F n AND FOLUWbUo TANNUf' The .Ias%Hg .pe"d'd NEW iIs' T"IV'ST %oRG6, fis, sEs4gssaR - Jo. II. Estes master, will run dring ihe present season as a regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY at PM, and arrive at Columbus on THURSDAY al PM. On her downward trip leave Columbus every FRIDAY at9 AM, and arrive in Mobile Sunday night
 nos23 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents.
 The New World will commence her trips with tIa hra rise nf xyaier
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.

Es~ h The light draught. fast running Ss<ssssssE5{5Ex double engine steamer LOWNDES' H Johnson, Master, will ply the ensuing season as , regaar Veeklv nacket between Mobile and Mont gomery, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY at D o'clock PM. during the season.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
Mammoth Wholesale andRetaiI SHIRT EPOT,
 \. DAVIS.

Mammoth wholesale andNetau
 SHIRT ID EPOT,
 $. DAVIS,
 No. 53DAUPHIs STREET. VNHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL MFR \ chants, Traders and private Gentleman to in spcci his sioek comprising in his collection all of the newest styles and improvements made in the ar. licles embraced in his furnishing department that have been lately made. He IS constantly in receipt of all ihe necessary articles for Genlemens Toi- Ter, VIZ; 2s00 Muslin Shirts, wnh fine Linen Bo- sons. Collars, &c.
 1000 Shirts, all Linen. TOO Colored Shirts; Undershirls; Drawers; 300 Suspenders, Scarls. Cravals, Collars, Stocks, Pocket Handkerchiels, Gloves. Hosiery, Sc. Those tha. have not been to DAVIS, 53 Dauphin street, are invited to call with those gentlemen who have already purchased, and inspect the assort ment just received, comprising Fine Linen Shirts, Fine Linen do, with the largest bosoms of Linen ever before ofe,ed to any gentleman in this market. Also Genilemen's Dressing Gowns; Satin Scarf Crayats; Stocks; Under Shirts; Drawers; Hosie- ", and such lot of things. too numerous 10 ate, at he Mammoth Shirta. This is the only manufacturing gentlemen's fur nshing Depot in the city.
 Merchants buying al thus establishment, buy o lIe manufacturer, and at the lowest price. TERMs-One price and Cash
 Look out for the Sign of the mammoth Shirt ol9
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

AfyA FOX SALE, BAXTER OR RENT--The .Gik Residence formerly occupied by the under signed, al Cottage Hill, immediately on The Pssca- gould road miles lrorp the city, and three feurths of mile from Maj. ]. ApsiilPs residence, is offered for sale low for cash, will be exchanged for ne. groes at a lair valuation. The tract contains 27 acres of land, or less. II not sold, ihs same will be rented to good tenant .t low rate. For further particulars, apply the Hon Henry Goldlh- waite or the subscriber at N. Orleans.
 mh2l g3 WN E. MALONE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

kEA REAL ESTATE-Tbe unders gned, agent EEH for the Real Estate of the Bianch of the Bank of ihe State of Alabama at Mobile, offers for rent all ihe Real Estate belonging 10 said Branch Bank, and will receive and entertain propositions Tor the pur- chase oi any portion of said Real Estate.
 RJ- Office in the soulhwe es,ern room of the Bank ing House JAMES s. DEAS,
 mv20ff . Real Estate Agent
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Dr Banning's Patent Lace, for Weakness
 of the ROdY.

Weakness of the Breast, with shortness of Breath I; and spitting of Blood Palpitation of u Heart weakness of the Sides and Stolnach Dyspepsia i; Cosiiyeness and Piles pain in the Back, W tn Cur vature; bearing down. with weakness of the hips and lower extremties and dropping of the body especially in young ladies and children
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

zEA FOR SALE-That commodious and desir- -G:d able residence Dauphn Way, within 2t miles from the Mansion House, known as the resi- dence efthe late Edward O'Conoor. and now in lhe occupancy of Wm. Stuart. IL is a handsome country 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 apply 10 BR. HARDY, or
 mhl6 VIM. STUART
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

AaA FOR RENT--fhe two two-slory Brick G2A. Dwelling Houses situated or the sou, side of St Michael street, next above the residence of J. Wanroy. Esq. Each tenement contains i've rooms, pantry closet, and cemented cellar. and to sach there s story hriok kiichen. having four good rooms. To good tenants the rent will be low. Apply 10 (sep26) l. C. DnBOSE & CD.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL.

MR. BOiNTON will open his "Sehool for IAB ABess" on MONDAY, October 26Ih inst, m the schoolroom Si Emannel street, between Gov. ernmem and Chnch streets. The course Of sbdy will embrace all the branches of complete English education. Latin, Greek, French and Drawing The nEmbtr of pupils will be limited. aud no asssianis will he employed excepta Professor of rhe Mof,7n LaagGagss. The government ol the School IS nilI bu firm, and calculated 10 excite lhe learner 10 ih. grealesi possible exerlinn, by awakening his amhi- ton and creating d,sUs tor ioipropement, rather than by that excessive severity winch, while t may cause the pupil 10 execute difficult task through serse lear, often creates lasting aversion 10 school and sludy Education ia an extensive Ietm, and implies mol merely ihe acquisition of know. ledge, bal the proper developement and discir line "f all mental, moral and ph, scal powers, wiIh iuat conception of onr personal interests nnd social relations.
 Such an education, as far as practicable. this
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

%ssA BRICK DWELLING for RENT The large -GiH brick dwelling, with all convenient and ne- cessary oul buildings and spacious lot, situated on north side of St Anthony between Jackson and Clai- borne streets, will be rented al fair price 10 good tenant. Apply at Office M erclanis Insutance Co
 sep30 w Mccoy
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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

h E~s h The new, last running, passenger SzssIszsssz5z steamer SELMA. Jo Bryant master, will ply the ensuing season a regular paGket be- tween Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening, at 5 o'clock. PM, arrive at Montgomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont pomerv every FRIDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
 sen2s NJ WARING & co. Agents
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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

xAIINDOW GLAS5--Just received per barque w Weskeag, Window Glass assorted sizes
 dee2 HAYlLAND, CLARK q co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

NOTTON SCALES--l sett Scales, suitable foi VI weighing Cotton, but Inile used and will be sold low. Also, an assortment of Platform and Csua ter Scales, weighing i0C 10 2a00 lbs, for sale by
 dee4 PRICE < SPENCER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

"A FOR RENT-From the ist November, Ike S:::E Two story brick dwelling house, on the south east of St Francis and Joachim streets. The tenement is p, esent occupied by the undersigned.
 oc9 JOHN B TODD. 47 Da, phin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

%sA FOR RENT-The Store on Commerce st., issn lately occupied by Mir Cunningham.
 The small Dwelling honsc on St Francis street, site Mir. Battles residence. Apply to
 nov9 FAREWELL 6 WANROY.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
INSuRANCE OFFICES.

| INSURANCE OFFICES. M OBIEE INSUkaNcE GoMPANh-Oihee l I'VE No 34 St Francis st | Insures against Fire. Marine and River risks | DIRECTORS: l II A. Schroeder, l. Mauldin,
 Bloodgood, | Bell, Jr.. | E. Deaha. T. G. Brnwn, 1 C. Westleldt, q. W. Tarletoa ]. A. NJ Battle, T. D. Stewart. ". w Allen, E. S. Dafgan. THo's $. KING, sec'y. EMANUEL, Pres't ian9
 ERCHANT's INSURANCE COMPANY OF | lNk THE CIrY OF MOBlLE-CAsH CAPITAL S250 ,0n0-O8i No Al St. Franeis street. corner 9 Rouai -Insples against Loss or Damage by Fire, and against the Hazards of Marine and River Navigation A cash commission of len per cent will be allowed on all premiums paid into lhe oice, thus giving cus- toners the advantage ot the MUTUAL PLAN. with | oui fisk. Il. BARNEY, President. DIRECTORS. JJV Wanroy, Win H. Pratt,
 Wm. Jones, Jr Jos. F.. Sheffield,
 John B. Toulmin, Geo. Martin,
 Sanford Colley, J, Mcconnell,
 F.. K. Carlisle N St John,
 John Y. Russell, D. Wheeler, febil THoS. W. MCCOY, Secretary FSIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF aN MOBILE, OGcs No. 32 St Francis strssf. This Company continues 10 insure against loss or damage on Marine and River Risks, and against Fire on Buildings and Merchandlze.
 DIRECTORS.
 S.W. Allen John C. Dawson, Geo. G. Prentice. Br. Tardy, Wm. Hall l.. Mead, Charles White, Gage
 John G Davis, r. W. Mccoy, JC. Chamberlin, Jacob Boyd, Rich d H. Redwood, A. M. Sprague.
 F. c. II card.
 J. c. DAWSON, President.
 GEO. G. PRENTICE, Vice President. JAS. T. FRAEKLIE. Sec'v. ma l9 93tf
 AGENcY MUTUAL SAFETY IEs Co .
 Mobile, 9lh November, lSI6. VFIfllS Office IS re-opened Tor the al inc \ corner of St Francis and Royal streets up stairs and applications for FIRE, MARINE and RIVER INSURANCE will be promptly acted hereto fore by the undesig igned agent of the company. no,9 ROBERT $ BUNKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

nd only two losses S5000-S S20O0.. ......S .435 25 A DVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS CO., A Premiums may be paid in lul, or by weekly, monthly or quarterly inslalments; and when Il exc eeds $50, one 4 only in cash, and the other in a secured note payable in twelve months with six per cent interest reneWabis, and subject only assessment after sixty days notice, if needed by losses. Profits divided annually in available scrip hearing six per cent interest, Whch ths Company ,oH adpanee tDo thirds in easJif required, the profits be added To increase the sum insured Third persons can in sure the lives of others. The assured can, aiier term of years surrender the policy and receive is equipaent palue; and every precaution taken 10 pre- penf forfeiture of the policy
 The Company also insures on joint lives, and grants annuities and endowments.
 SLAVES, (H0use-servants and Mechancs) in- sured. Mobile, 22d April.
 an2s 121 WALTER SMITH. Agent.
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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

SATURDAY PACKET FOR MONfGOMLki A CDo "a The steamer MONTGOMERY {, F M Johnson master. wiliply ihe en- suing .season between Mobile and Montgomery Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY ai o'clock PM. For freght or passage apply on board, or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN co. Agents sep2s 72 Front and 70 Com SIS
 Cant Johnson having been informed that insnua- lions have been uttered and doubts implied by some of his kind associates, that his owne' ship of the Montgomery is questionable, he would beg to state, for the satisfaction of his friends and those interest ed In the matter, that he himself is the sole owner ,l. the hoat
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

[EA FOR RENT-FIom ii,e lst of November .sstA. next, a fine two story Brick Store, No. F Dauphn street. Enquire of the present occupant.
 oc7 JAMES COMING.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET

The Lowndes will commence running about me ISL October. lseplll U. U. ~.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

INOR HORSES-Wade's Condition and Worm A' Powers--Recom of the Yelenery College, London. "Wade's Powders we consider to be the hes, used Tor the improvement of the condition and the destroying of bolts. worms. &c. For young horses, they are invaluable, and The ease w,ih which they are administered, is one strong re- commendaiion for Iheir general nse."
 VIM YoUAT, PRvc.
 JNO B0UTALL, vr.
 For sale in Mohile by
 declI MOsELY & TUCKER, Druggists
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
FOR RENT.

AzA TO LEASE-Austil's Summer Residence rs9H upon the Pascagoala Rad, ~ i he leased for term of five years reasonable terms, 10 good le,Ianr. li has upon il n good Peach. Apple and Plum Orchard, together with good stock uf Grape Vines, &c. Iti enc of the most desirable places for summer residence, and it would pay good Gardner well for his attenliod. Apply io
 dec9Kmo AtlSTll.L.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

NutuaI Benefit Life Insurance Company No. II Wall Street, Eew- York. OFT. s, PATTERSON President. BENJ. C. MILLER, Secy
 Jos. l.. LoRD Agent. l72 Policies issued from Isl May last to lst March-Preniium. ................@lue,95o 70 Vl Policies issued to go March. l6,500 00
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

The substance of he whole may be summed up in ihis that man, animaly considered, is machine and that when bis mechanical perfection is in any degree lost, there must follow natural and correspondpg modification depreciation its functions as na,u-
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

A. B. NEII.SUN, , Tresldfnt.
 ALFRED SETON, Vice President,
 JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. New York, October 29, l846
 The subscribers continue to take Marine, River and Fire risks on Cotton and other merchandise as agents for the above Company.
 This company declared dividend of S2t per rent on the earned premiums for the last year and has assetts 10 the extent of TOO 200 dollars, per above advertisement. MAGEE, UHIHORN & co. noy9 No 24 St Francis st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

Hon. D. c. BURNETT. Austin,
 Hon. ABNER $. LIPSCOMB, Independence Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston, F. PRESCOT, Esq, New Orleans, Hon. F. C. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. GALvEsToE, Sept. 25th, 1S4S. n yl0Mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

M object is only aid the suffering in deciIina as M to trial of he Patent Lace for the relef of iheir affections. shall say just enough plaints, to show haihe Lace proposes relieve many apparently opposite affections, in a rational and nslu
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

D. W. CLARK, President. WM. CONFER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by inc agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms calms for loss or damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against the company be ing vested Tn the agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent, dec27 IS St Michael street.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-10
santa Re Taken.

On the 18th A ugust, the American army en-
tered and took possession of Santa Fe, with
out firing gun. We make the following ex-
tract from the diary Of an officer, wi ich We
find in the St. Louis Republican.
TUESDAY, August l8.--Started as usual, and
at six miles came to the anon, where the
Mexican army had been assembled. There
had been 5000 troops there, but it seems that
the nearer we approached them, the fewer they
became, and when we passed through they had
all gone. The position they chose was near
the lower end, and it was one Of great strength.
The passage was rot more than forty feet wide
in front, they had made an obstruction with
timber, and beyond this at 300 yards distance,
was an eminence in the road, on which their
cannon had been placed; and it was thought
BY Us, that their position was equal TO 5000
men. We reached the hill which overlooks
Santa Fe, at P. NJ. Major Clark's artillery
was put into line, and the mounted troops and
infantry were marched through tLe town TO
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-10

fnas about the letter Of Sir Robert Walker.
In the FIRST place, the Wings have no interest
in t 9 country, and consequently have no right
to complain of anything that is done by the
officers of Government to whom the country
belongs. In the second place, we well recol-
lect that all the Wing papers, during the can
vass, asserted that if Mr.. Polk was elected,
Offices would be given as a reward for partizan
services, and for nothing else. Why then
should they complain? They asserted and be-
lieved that the present Democracy was not a
Jefiersonian Democracy, where capability and
honesty were the sole qualifications for Office; ;
but where devotion to party and 10 men were
alone to be rewarded.
One thing in this matter is very strange to
from Alabama SO far forget the leading princi-
pie of their party, as to recommend the reno
val of Democrat, andthe appointment of a
Wing? They should recollech that no matter
how dishonest, how incompetent he may be,
any kind of Democrat is better qualified for
Office than the most talented and honest Wing.
We commend Sir Roberts letter to the careful
consideration Of our readers.
Mr.. walkers letter to Mr.. Childress.
The wing papers are making considerable
fuss about the letter of Mr.. Walker, which fol-
lows. Mr. Childress was recommended to the
Secretary Of the Treasury by the delegation
from Alabama, and Mr.. Wdker inferred that
he was democrat. He subsequently ascer-
tained that this was not the case. Entertaining
the opinion in common with the democratic
party, that it is due to the administration, that
public officers should not entertain views inim-
ical to the executive, the Alabama delegation
acted improperly in recommending him. We
have an administration, whose acts reflect pub
lie opinion, and it is the duty of the President
and his Secretaries, in defence not only Of theil
own character, but Of the measures of the ad.
ministration which are so generally approved
forthwith to dismiss, not only all those officers
who do not sustain his official acts, but to re-
fuse the appointment of men to Office who dc
not support democratic principles.
1t certainly does not become wing edition
and politicians to abuse Mr.. Walker for this act
The short dynasty of whiggery- in 1910 show
clearly what the policy of that party woult
be in relation to appointments. Butchers Ton
Ewing, Granger and Others, OF Gen. Harrison
cabinet, had they not been kicked out BY Tyler
would not have left single democrat in pub
lie station, much less would they have appoin
ted them to Office -.Mis.sa4piGn
3 MAY 4, 1886.
Z DEAR sR:-OnS Saturday last, I directed you
/ appointm'. to be made out. Since that period,
e has been made known 10 me, that you are an,
b always have been a wing. This was very un
!, expected to me. You never did represent your
: self to me democrat; but took it FOR grant
1 ed such was the fact Il is impossible Cor m
0 to make the removal contemplated, for the Pur
. pose Of appointing wing. | have felt con
strained, therefore, to revoke the order for you
d appointment
o ] regret this occurrence very much. ou