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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-19
PRICES OF GRAIN AND -FOUR.


PRICES OF GRAIN AND -FOUR
The following s,alemen, correctly ,,mb.
rls the s,ae of the PHILADELPHIA Market in
regard to grain Aour or the 23J lane ard
on ,he l4,h Sept 1916. We quote from
he Philadelphia Public Ledger in which
,he rrices current are published daily,,pd it
will be seen that ,he Farmers produce bears
better price than !, di6 three months AGO
IN ,ho oi,y mario, Tl,s ro.,Ls 49, J,nh,
.rom the heavy ovoor,,,ions made IN suoo,v
,o i,.,,o,sir, doo,o,J - E,,Aeo oo,o,r;os
h, American ,,oJnc,,ocs. corsco,er,urop
,be reduction Of corn laws and tar r. laws;
hoss coo,rivarcs. no which tive cbil,oo Of
oi, and hangar were taxed n beooG,
self ,h and bca,tess aris,orracv
pLjL,JoynL;o Moyks, 1915
JyDe % -FIorp Ann Mr,-Fonr is
verv dull. wo boor oi email o.Ies or oooa
brands ., "a 81 If oommoo ,o c,;r q, s9a
scra,ed cal. r,esb o,o,rd and ov,,o hn,.
10 4 onr ASA aal Roo FIo,, - holl .,
s2l Penn, Coro Meo, sol R,.odyvioa
Io s24,
Gp,y HJeo,- pcoro ,cL ar o,.. vh;,o
% cts. Rye is held =, 58 GO cts Coro
Az far whiIe 30 r,r poono n., &S,,,,or,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25
------ss - lsllzaazE- PUBLIC SALES
ADMINIs1 RAToH,s SALE

kRAA O H' , AA
 E pun siance of an OtdtI aHd 'ecTpe made by the honorable loha Call,srf. laIsr nG tie e,5uniy coHri 1i Mob'lr county, 1 WlI expose for sale ,li hoOdHV the srst day of February ex', in flont oi ihe err hoose ef sad connig. sl ihe u,ual hou4 ot Ste'v1s sales, the following dssciihed real esiass ot "tlch the lhs Fujhr zine Mcfny died aiezed 'ik: lhe tH0 ieaeHieuis Wiirh rnnpUse the .sDnu- fhn Street Hnir' siuiAre upon the notiG east u.r. ner "i Dantdu aud NJ Joseph streels in fe ciiY of Aob'is, hasirg iT bi ni eight, six feet, mnre ar e.s "a SI Joeph sreei and front of fits one l.et more oT less. oa Dsalhin s'reel.
 Also. kA of grnUnd and Ihs dwelling and cor bui'inss taaFesi. heirg the laIe residence of Mrn knPiTos'ae AcNov, commencing al the north waat cnrn"r of Charla. 2 Rnron's loi thence norlh 6is west, One hanir and Giy fVa fet one aeh; lieneH soaA po Sest. two hundred and six et SIX 'n"hes, ilr4ce =,ilth sl9 eaat ore hundred and hiiJ hVs ltpt inch. tO laHd of Charles Le Baron: .hehce np'ih s' easi. TWO hundred an SIX feet sA ,nfhes [" he place oi beginning; bounded south by Kennedy. nofh hy ISAbea street. (not opeued) east by C Le Baron .ad west by VI If CareV
 Iks t1Rs of ssls ~iIl be one ionrlh cash. sns fourth HyHe the ls, Ju1s ls4T one fourth pay. able pn the Is, December 1siT, and the other fourth faynL!s ihr.la isY Of March, l6lS the nurchaser Risirg notes niii nrigsge on Ihe premises fo seeur tne,i pasmes'l. hENRY CHAMBERLAIN,
 AdiHinIstTslot de bOnis non on lhe estate of ku- hsolSids phrOsiae McVoy, deceased.
 GALE. AuctIoEeer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25
,,rcE.v,.rs OF Cssv.V0r.

Per steamboat W " Fry from Wetumpka-G W Tsreton 495 hales; E Andrews co sbs; Tar elon < Saoit 296; b Wheeler 234 Deshs Smiih co l09 Man din k Terrell 65. Rdp~rt MrLelland 65i Y X T Matthews 80; Horton Clork 26. Carlisle 26, Lea vens X Malone i9 Harweii & Davis l4i Pope X Son l2, Bni, Dyche & co g; Boy kin MeRae g. Punch. Vaughn k co 2, W Armstrong & co 7i G Henry 5i Harrison X Robinson 4
 Per steamboat Louisa Unukns from Weiumoka- B L Andrews & CD Il7 hsies, w Tsrleon Al; Desha, Smh q co IF: Withers X co 32i OonHid X Mar shall 27j smith. Wyckofr & Nico 2; Rves, Bniile & 33; Dickinson Enrtis 26; A Pope Son 7e T Ls- sesne H Punch, Vaughn x GU !, Sirang Ulriek B. An. drews < Dawson 8; Leavens X Malone 6; s Giiddeh 10; Hoy kin & McFne 8. Ilarwell X Davis 1.
 Per steamh at James Hewitt from Vienna--C Mlngs 9S bales; II A schroeder 5li Dssha, smith co sl; Lenvens q Malone 6li Dirkerson & Rustic s5i A Lsdyard co 4s; L Andrews c" 6i; TsrtI, Stewart d % 6l; Lyon & Baker l20; B Fontanc Son g; Seaman 2. Crawford Gowdey l32; Goode 4; Jones A s 4l lS T Stasworth lI; Harwel x Davis 34 RiSesi Battle s co 6i D stodder 45i J OCummins X co 5oi E Carlisle s2 Kelly ?. Anderson Dickson l9i Harr son x Robinson 23; RuDert McLeuiid 59i Win co T3; ] 1liII 6; smith. Wyckof co A, Bull. Dt che & co 4. LahuHau IA sirHnE Ulriek 26; May 66; Maudin & Terrell 39i gotkn X McRas g. Sim on Harbin g. Walker x simpson 25; T J Hill l.
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1 Al SRDWAkE, Nc--H l. kkYNOIDS. No 6O 1 . aud h2 Water street, opposite lnnef AHr'i"n l Room. importer and dealer in Foreign and Ansri-
 can Hardware. &-r has r=cslved per laIs arrivals.
 almost eFers article n the line Rkthg lis sits.k one
 of lhe Lest in the cHy. wishing realize. lie is 1neT
 ing sueh prices cannpi fail 0 indno~ pGres.asers
 ie Eupp, thsni-eiv1s from his a=snrImeht hand; 1 6J1 doz Ivory, Rome Se. Table ',gllery, csrVers
 and Fnlks; 21 srtis 5l and 5G eces l 3D0 nars Shuul and ronss, brass and Stee!
 s-iis Nih standards
 SJ pairs Brass. Brass Top aud Iron Aniirons
 5J lInn Wire Fen''eIs 20 Brass Wine Tenders 1 6am gross asserted Screws
 9O1 dea ru; and Wrought BuIs
 70 doa Cotton, Wool and He's Cards 1 1OO kegs tuI Naila 60 d12 Coffee Mills, Wilson Plants A Co 2U0 dnz Cupboard. Chest and T,l Locks l25 doa Padocks assorted 70 doz Carpenters ani Imitation 40 dog American and English Sloeks | 100 Cottage Mneral Nobs 25 gross pairs Candluslicks, Silver, Plated i Brass, Britannia and Tin 1 ? casks GO dpz English Sauce Pans. Enamel- ed and rinned
 B dos waGe and Wafer Irons Eng and Am Curry Combs. Hand. Panel and Rip Saws 1 Collins and others Axis; simmons broad do Hatchets. Hammers. Planes, Files, Chisels, Ames' Spades and Shosels, Hoes Trace chains, Pots, ke'Ies, Soup DIgesterS Englsh. French and American Hollow Ware Fish Kettles, &c Together with every article in he Tin Ware Line, comprising EngIsh Bock Tin, Jappaned and Plan. ished, American Jappaned and Plain, Brass and Iron bouod Pails and Tubs. Brooms. Brushes, Solar Lamps, Lanterns. Stoves. Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sc, Sc. dec2I HOWARD C. CENTER & 70. corner of Couli
 AZ and Commerce streets. offer for sale ia- vOrable ierms--
 TiS-PLArKs-s5o tx Pontypool brand. Charcoal Plates.
 Leaded Plate. 100 plate Tin square Tin K and DIX.
 East India Ranca Tin, Zine. WIRE-I50 Lundles No. l to IS. SHEET lRaN-l30 bundles No II 10 27 | ItoPPER-SheaIhing and Brazier Copper, all sizes. BUILDING oMArERIALs-HydraulicC Cement, Cal
 cIned Plaster, Granite Pillars, door and wiHdow Sills and Lin els Copper 300 inches by 6O. for Valleys. Roofs, Cutters and Leaders; Roofing Plate, IA inches by 20 and Sheet Tin. SAIL DUCK. &c-l5O balcs No I ts 5 Cotton Sail
 Duck; Me,hune Co do; Cotton Ravens; rarpau- lin; Hammock and Tent Cloth; Duck for cover. ing steamboat decks. Src. BUTTER-Goshen Butter and Cle-se. NAiLs-250 kegs assorted numbers. RorE--5O coils Rope. CoTroN SEED-Petil Gulf Seed in 6vs bushel sacks,
 WHisKY-sO barrels and 2l halt bbs Mononaa.
 hela Whisky. RRAEDY-In eighth casks.
 WOoLES GooDs-Dark Blue. 6entirvilla Blue, Macknaw and English Dmfil Blankets; Wash inR,on Plains; Maryland kerseys; Black mixed cable warp Plains.
 Wool HATs-4 cases glazed Wool Hats.
 IRON CHEsrs-Scou Tayior's Patent Asbestos Chests.
 TISSEk's MAcHiSEs-5 setts of the latest i'm. proved Patterns. dec2l
 ID ROkERAGE NOTlCE--The undersigned vii
 Apcontinne the Brokerage Business Ter the pref business year. for the benefit of ,he family Alex. Mackenzie, deceased. and hinself. under the firm of MAckEs2iE & HAYNIE. decl9 JNO D. HAYNIE.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25
..A--nNs.ntIsa

Fer steamboat W " Fry from Weiumphs-siralher and lady, Mrs Fletcher, Misses Duwson Muyen, Vince Ter. Col W Hale,t Messrs Iiail, Ayres, Euii. W Gerard, W Tny Tor, Blackwell Hsmi- ton, P Bromberg, Henry, Emanuel, R Reynol9s. o Rpser, W W Lavender, F L Wier, Holman, Msysh, z Smith. Beemsn, AiexASder Mason. Moore, Gsdshy, Roser, Alsion. Monday, Biackmnn, Terrauce. king HopkIns Mayrand. and lU3 on deck.
 Per steamboat Louisa Hopkins from Weiumpka- Sellers, lady and children, Capt Bryan Messrs w Rnves, Emerson, Cloud, Hall, Robinson, Ramsey Woodcock, Thomson.
 Per slesmboa< Jsmes Hewu rom Venna-Rev Mir Stilnan and family 11dge Chapman and lady, Jones and family, Jackcrt and family, Mrs Bell and fsm fly. Files and lady, Mrs Prehet, Misses spaIdine, sherman. PriIcheit, Q & M Jones' X I.abuIan, Col Winston, Messrs uarwei Fl0shbrecker, Slaughter, Madry, Cook. Jones, Colsln < Son mud others.
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HARCELONA-Psr poIaere Josep ph-6OO doublocns.
 ST TlIUMAS-Fer brle HUpe-64 doubioOnr.
 ST THOMAS-Per schr Rapid-350O specie.
 KEY wEsT-Per sehr Joseph B-eO0 gunny bags. lot turtles. .
 KEY WEsT-Per srhr Nie-5 pipes wine, ss6 gannf kass. 200o punches onions. -
 SEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Monteznms-l5 boxes cheese 20 sacks coffee 2l hhds sugar. bhs mo Ia.ses 2U pcs baggur 20 co rope lse bbls nonr tees fce su legs lard GO bhs potatoes. 29 do onions Sso aaet. salt bbs whisky, 100 pork, 66 seks hfsn loo do ,ran bi,Ia brea ad aud sunltiea.
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aONSsGNEcEa

Per steamboat Moutczumn from New Orlesna- M Warins COS Do, kin McRae; Barron. Mead < eos t W Gnscoigne; Smith. DHbney cOi tiumphries Walsh | co; Graham x son; Dr. Reed; c Fooio rni Stiles & co; G Wond, Chamberlain & soI Deshon, Msnrai A Auldi D EdpYrlYi " CaIveri.
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MARSIiAL'S SALE.

 Charles ]. Shannsn. 1Fi Fa from ile Cur
 Vs cult Court of ihe U Walef R. E.sii.h & others Ss 6h judicial circu., Q ' virtue al the la issued and lp me direct ed A-S in the absse stated case, will offer for sale, in tton of the United States count houee. in lhA cny of Mobile. the brsi Monday III Januarv 1sl7. between the hours of l2 and o'clock of said day, to the highest bidder for cash, s the right, title and interest of the defendants in and 10 lhs follow ne described pieces or parsea Of land, To wit: The north west half 4 the north quarter of section t~entyssix, township five, range four east, bounded west by huds of ThpnAs English, sud on all other sidra bv pnblic lands; he same hasmg been levied on as the property oI Rachael EnglIsh. Also. ihe north half oi sreon thirteen, and lhe sosh hail of ir"cti"nal section twelve. in township five. range fosr east, the two tracts containing GAO acres. thereabIut, with aA the improvements &c. belonging to the klme, winch two lust mentioned tracIs of lsnd have been levied on as the property of Thomas English. nf ihe defendants; all of which lnnds are iu the s't Stephens Innd d,s,rIrt. The ahoye mentioned lands to be sold to satisfy the udg- iSeut against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES q. LYON.
 dec2tds U, s. Marshal s. D Ala,
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PUBLIC SALES.
RX DORRANCE B. STANARD
 

oa MONDAY. .he cs.h ins, q, 9a o'clock, q, sore-
 10 bale, damaged Cotton, 10 b. sold lor account of wbnm il may concern.
 ALo--rhe usual assnrImeat ef Groceries sad Pro, iYous
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
 " ILL be sold, for cash, by order ol ihe Hon J W A. Cshbeit, Judge of .As County Court of Mobile, h Trent of the Court House of said cnuniy, P Monday the 2oh day of June next, at F o'clock MA i0iof aroaad and the improvements tleseou, si'usie os he north corner of SI. Michael ard St. Joachim streets. in the city of Mobile, having d hont oa St Michael street oi eighty feet, and running buck on St. Joacb,n street. one hundred aud twenty feet, wi,h the width in rear m front Sold by the petition of the administratix, and heirs at aw of Thomas Rlalr, deceased.
 my28 JhO C CUTHBBRT, Commissioner.
 0o- The nbnse sale is postponed until Monday he 9th day oI Jay RsKt. by of all par,es.
 rl JNO c CUTHBERT.
 00- The al,ore sale Is further postponed until lbe 9rsl M0aday Jabusry next, by consent of all par sies. JNO c CUTHBERT.
 deCIttds EBG GALE, Auctioneer.
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Catotogb, !Saie cI I5boe.s On THURSDAY. 3lst. Dec Al n .cl 4A, q sales rootn. will be .eid,
 2a5O boXes Tobacco. Comprising snme 20 different brands of all qaAG,ies, on the following terms. Sums uader IG4l casal to S10 50 days, 2 to S300 30 days, ' to $500 { months, , tn $500 5 months, 800 fo S1GG0 aoaths, al aver SI000 mouths, for approved paper
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 CLEARED R, .hin Roger Stewart Bsgs. for Giasgow, by James Reid co. n,,.. hs e ,in . Hall.
 ARRIVED. Bark W T Wheaton, Martin, 46 days from London, 10 sn po,sers Joseph. Roses, from Barcelona to Eslass. Mufrell A co. ... ,o IT s.A. as sehoou., Rapid. stoddard flom sl Thomas. 10 fer. u.. uv.., ,o u..,. shooas, Vsnda D.vnne from Rev West. In master. ttsamboat Mo, [ ma, ely fm New Orleans. s,sau,bo.I W " Fly, Junafd. from NeIumpka, with 1908 bales cotton. ., ,, uA. o, u.,,.,.L Steamboat Louisa hoPA'hs' "eHHoi' i"' "S''"iPHst s,,n,bcst Janss Hewitt, ouarrior. from LVlfnna with 1887 bales eotloh'
 MEMORANDA. spoken-Dee l4, ef Key West ship Frances Depfhs' from lIsyre for New Orlrnns-wished 10 he reported R.eK VERNoS-hence for New York, which was a .hors on Fire san got off aud lowed up 10 ths Schooner Nila reports tho folio wing sI of vessels in the port Key West Bark SaIranar. Carleton, d.scharsinx. Bark suwHrToW, Just arrived Brig Gen Wilson, AiUer rehiiihs. Brig Radius. Amc-, disrharEng. Brig Eliza, Brasier rthtiug. Brig Colorado, rehttihR. Bfis Sarah Louisa. passed going 10. Schooner C II Bacon, IIOt, for RrAEoa soan Schooner NJ K Suthrflnh. Scn, disrharslh2. schooner King Phillip. tor Auakaphs. Schooner Angler, Burgess. for Mobile Schnoner Thomas c Bartlett, do Schooner Pierce, Smith dn schooner ReehabiIe. Sawyer, Cuba Schooner Warrior, Fisk. Schooner A pine. dischaTging. .oooo .. ., schooner Il " Stafford May, sold for sa'oo' oe'ns s''
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25
MEMORANDA.
RXPORT4.
alannsaansMh.

af.AsGOw-Per ship Roger Stewart ll.4 bales cot 10 !, IA bbls -four.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

.nIRECr lMPoRrATlON-The under, ,xned
 h-I are seee,,iaa per ship Duba, direc, from Liv. erIooL. splendid assos,n<a. of Table Asd Pocks, cattesy. to whrh lheg invite ,hs ai,ens,on of pur ch~serS. Aiso--t0Q dozea aias Gun Lccks; 20 ps,E
 odo dvv2f 0 wAgANoE . co
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FOR NFw YORK

eGE The 1,e A brg FRANCIS BECK. A4L A.ery, slasitr. is now l1ading and ~'ll have puck d-spatch iot ihe above pott For ifeighi ol 80 bales cotton derk passage. apply on board aI GhuIei, street. whaIf nr 10
 FOSDiCK & CHARLOCK, der23 S6 and Ss Commerce -t
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WH0i. .ESALE AND RETAIL HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE.

No ~ FTancts siFeFi, No6tle. A Tho suhseriber is now receiving tat the old ~ stand Of ] M Mslden) large and well seec- ted assortment ol Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Arti. 6e;al Flowers aud Cu,brelias. The stock cons ls,s of every variety in the liae-has been selected wmh great care asd Judgment, expressly for ,hs market, and comprises all ae late Improvements in style and finish. City and country dealers and planters are respectfully invited Co call and examine for thea,- se'es. The ca'sc ssoek wi;i be sold at prices that eanac' fs., so please.
 SEARS. Agent.
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DROCHIERI WATER-A supply of this cele- ID brated styptic will be kept by the undersigned to whom orders for any quantity may he addressed.
 d<c2I 1C DUBOSE & CD
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tvA AMERICAN HOTEL AND Nv:A
 :s2. RESTAURAT, k:ilA

,Heal7{p NFo T N L H1kIf sKSaK8
 Formerly Commercial Exchange, Sksaifd on Erchangs stTs,t. be'TseH Water and
 ntercs stretts, Mobile. TVNHE above well known and popular establisha \ having undergone thorough repairs during past summer, is now open for the season.
 To ship masters planters and business men gen. eralIy the abnve establishment is The most conven- ent of any in the cny-being in immediate proxin- ny to the wharves and principal Ihoroughfares, and can accommodate from 50 Ia 50 wiil sleeping apart ments, and about '50 wh beard.
 The Eating departmen, is on the Rcsiaurai plan, where they can get their meals al any hour in the day. and the charges the most reasonable of any house in the city.
 0u- The utmost order and clea"lness observed throughuut ihe establishments The proprietor hopes that with the se recommendations and strict aiten- ton to business. to mer, share of patronage.
 octI6Mmo JAMES DYER
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ID AiSiNS-I0O bsxes Raisins; 100 half do do i; 1G 100 qr do do. for sale by
 dec2l WARE q CHEsBROuGH
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
 SEA Ths first cl,ss British ship, JANE AND E9kE BARBARA, Browne. master, wants S'O 10 $50 bales of cotton 10 iIl up For freight appN to J4c2l GEORGE MARTIN
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FOR LIVERPOOL. keSE The A Br ship SISTERS. Christen, Efss master, having part of her cargo ready, ~i'l have despatch For freight, appl, To dec25 D WHEELER, 2S St Michael st
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FOR LIVERPOOL. SSN The A. 1. British ship BiRkENHEAD, MMzG Captain Keswick. For freight apply to
 JAMES REID & co, noy29 2l St Michnl street.
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FtIi. NEW YORK

FV" H''" HaH. ,.,.g,-, EkA The fine l packet hrie WAkGl.La. S4ssssEksI Capt Mufnrd. wants I0D bales fo't"n ID c0pleIe her cargo for inc nbive pnii. For lrcight of which or passage, apply on bard opposite Ma ihew's P,ess or to
 tlee22 FDsDIC'k X GItARIIbCks
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BY VIM. H. RUNNELI..
 VIM D BLANCHARD. Aurii,near.

BY VIM. H. RUNNELI..
 WM D BLANCHARD. Auciinoeer. Tn TUESDAY, 29,h Inst, , at st o'clock RI s,ore. without reserve 10 cose consgpmen'-- IA auz French Calf Skins so dog sides Band Leather 100 NJ low priced Segars
 BY c. ". OGDEN.
 E MURRAY. JR.. Asct;onees.
 
 f.Soie of CfocGoy On MONDAY. Fec. 18th ai 10 o'clock at the store ot J A. Deengsr. on Dsuphin sp. will be sold rhe entire stock of-
 CrOcker,, Glass Ware, &o, Remaining on hand, which can be examined at any time previous t1 the sale.
 CORONER'S SALE Higgins, AdminiatratOr, andtiiiliard, Daniel E. Hall, George Wngg. Daniel Chandler
 and Alfred R Bsebe.
 alias fl ia. for costs. WILL he sold in front of the Court House door W of Mobile county. the fourlh day of Janua ", IS47, between the hours of II o'clock u. and 40'clock D. m one negro named SEVERAN --the same having been evird ou as the property of Daniel Hall by virtue of the ahove stated f,. for costs, which Issued irom the Supreme Court Of the State of Alabama Al Tuscaloosa and to ne dl- recied. Terms of sale cash.
 ROBERT D WIGGlNS. Coroner dec24tds of Mobile county.
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c EGARS-40 M RegsIia and MiIIa'r. Havana, Tn - store and for sale by
 dec22 CRUZAT MOORE
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ID ROkERAGE NOTiCE--The undersigned wi. Ap continue the Brokerage Business Ter the pre
 business year. for the benefit of Ina family o
 Alex. Mackenzie, deceased, and himsef, uuder the firm of MAckEs2iE X HAYSIE.
 decls JNO D. HAYNIE.
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 MARINE NEWS.

..-.,., s5 -,...n.,s--Decena6er a5. 1sl0.
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NOTlCE-All persons indebted to the estate of lNJAMES NJ SUMwAIr, deceased, also 10 the late firm of SUMWALT & TEST, are requested to make Immediate payment.
 All claims remaining unpaid the first of Feb. ruary next, will be put in sui,. decl2
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. D E-S-e h The fine, light draught passenger SS<<Sssxsz5ff555z steamer AMARANTH. A C Wilson master, will leave for the above and all inlerme- dia,e landings on SATURDAY, 26th instant. al 5 o'clock PM positively.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 dec23 CAMPBELL. OWEN 6 co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-25

ETSOBACCO-300 Boxes assorted qualilies and 1 brands, for sale by
 WARE & CHESBROUGH
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FOR NEW YORK.
 SEE The packet hrig SELMA, M Smih. mas Esllkl ier wants 300 bales cotton tn complete her cargo for the above port. For freight ol ~hch, deel7 annIv 10 JOHN C RYAN, Si Michael st
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HAY. POTATOES. APPLES, MACKEREL, N 472 Bales Portland Timothy Hay;
 62 Bbls Portland Potatoes;
 q, bbls Portland Apples;
 115 Kits No and Msckerel; Cargo of bark St Marys from Portland For sale dec22 by II RIVERS & co
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-18
VOLUME II.
THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
rsruHtisarD EvrAy SATURDAY nv
AUGUSTUS W. FoRsYTHE.


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Mechanics, merchants and others, advertising
by the year, will be allowed the space of sixty
lines. renewable at pleasure for twenty dollars.
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-18

Reception Of RinggoIds Remains. The NOR
tai remains of the lamented Ringgold, were
brought to this city last evening, by the Wash
inGton train Of cars, arriving about O'Clock,
in charge Of the committee-Major J. J. Grlf-
fifth, Lieut.. Madison letters, and -- Self
yer. ESQ The remains were escorted from
Jackson Hall to the depot, Washington, by a
large procession OF citizens and military. They
were received at the Mount Clare depot, west
Pratt street, by an escort, consisting OF the Ia
ole Arullerests, Lieut.. Col. Kane, command
ing, and the Junior Artllerists, Capt. Mellow
ell, with the usual military hosors. The col
fin (Which we learn, is very splendid one,
presented by the citizens OF New Orleans,) was
placed ia the large hearse, proifered by Chas'
Goddard, Esq, when the escort took up their
line of march, and proceeded directly to the
Rotunda of the Exchange, nothing but the
mournul tap Of the drum indicating their ST.
lent march through the city a detachment
oFthe Independent Light Dragons, Captain
Gross, were on guard at the Exchange, and re-
ceived the remains and the escorst with pre-
scented arms During the evening, and whilst
the body was passing through the city, minute
guns were fred by a detailed detachment oil
the Junior Artilletsts in Towards Park
The silent but impressive military reception
being over at the Exchange, the remains were
given in charge 10 the Eagle Artlllersts, who
detailed guard Of honor, who kept charge OF
the body during the night. This morning an,
other company will be detailed as guard, and
will be successfully relieved by other compa-
MES, until the day of funeral, Notwithsland'
ing the incemency ofth weather, large con-
course of citizens had assembled at the depot
and at the Exchange, to witness the reception
Of the remains of the gallant dead. The re-
mains reached the Exchange about 10 O'Clock
amidst the toling of all the bells in the city.
The cenotoph at the Exchange, which IS
most cbase and bes utifuI affair, was in prog res
of completion last evening. The carpenter
work was finished and the drapery was BEN!
put up by Mr. sproIc. Eight large America
Flags are ftstooned at the corners OF the P,a lar
which support tho canopy. The sides and pll
lars ofthe Rotunda will be appropriately huht