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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
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Port Of Mobile -December 10, Is4b.
 ARRIVED. schr Mobile Bulmer from Pensacola, with 54 bales  Steamboat Oregon. Hiern, from New Steamboat Wm Bfadstreet, MeaheI, i'm Montgomery, with 1908 bales cotton, Steamboat Amnranlh, Adams. from the wreck Of the 6h of January. with 275 bales cotton. steamboat II Kinney, Kinney, from Weiumpka, with e35 bales cotton.
 Coopers flat from Alabama river with l2 bales cst- ron.
 ARRIVED HENcE-At Antwerp, Nov 5, bark Ann Welch, Magma.
 AtNew York Nov 4, brig Republic, Mays. CLEARED THis poRT-from Boston, Dec A. brig Hector, PendieIOn.
 sAILRD-From Richmond. Dec g. schr Joy, Bartlett.
 (Per Caedona al B0ston.) SAILED FOR THIS PoRT-FrOm Liverpool, Nov g. Br ship Lady Milton, Hays. 18th, ship Windsor Castle, Patterson.
 From the Clyde-Nov l6, Br ship Argo, Mitchell. LoADIso roR THIS PORTAL Liverpool. Nov IA, Br bark Rankin. McIIrlde, ADVERTISED FOR rms PoRT-At Liverpool, Br ship Queen Of tho Ocean, Tlsy, to sail Nov 2l.
 MEMORANDA, BARK VERNos-This vessel got off the beach at Fire Island on Wednesday night, End inst. and again went ashore little further 10 ihe eastward in gale on Thurs day morning. IL is expected sho will bs got off in n few days.
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Per steamboat Wm Bradstreet from Montgomery Hampton, lady and 3 children, Hatdnot and isds, R Eatoa and lady, w HUnier and lady Mrs Hnner Me
 Griffin Johnson Halter, Revds Hackett, Hughes, Judge Crenshaw, Drs II Thomason LrCoree, Messrs ? Mil fer and son, MiIhouss, Crasis Carver, @ Kyser
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

MR. CLAY.-Ai d meeting ol the wings of Hall fax county, North Caroinn.a few days ago, lenr' Clay was nominated as the whig candidate for th' PresldencY in lSiS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

The State of Alabama, Washington county. Orphans Court in vacation, November 2bth, I646. Present the Honorable Samuel $. Houston, Judge of said court.
 Nathan skinner, deceased. THIS day came
 matter of Estate. II John Cook. ad- minstraor of the estate or the said Nathan Skinner, deceased, and filed hs petition to sell the Land be- longing i0 the estate of the said decedent, repre- seniing that the is nsolvent and that there is no oter properly belonging 10 said estate, to wit: The east half of the south quarter of section thirty six, and southeast quarter of the south east quarter of section thriy-six, township thirteen. rnnge three west, in the district of Lands subject to. sale at Denopolis, Aabama, and that Nancy Skin- ner, widow of the said deceased, Eliza Mcknight, (iale ssknner.) William H Skinner, Edney Skinner. Nancy skinner, Nathan Skinner. Ellen Skinner, John Skinner, Caiharine Skinner, Mary Hardy, (late Skinner, and Joseph Skinner, are the heirs of the said deceden. all of which are nonresidents with the exception of Mary Hardy, tlaie SkiDner.) i is therefore ordered by the Court that citation the resident heirs, and that publication he made in ihe Weekly Mobile Register and Journal, news- paper printed in the city of Mobile, Alabama, for four consecutive weeks, that said petition be for hearing on the third Monday in Jan,iarv IS47, when and where all persons interested attend and con- test the same if they think proper. Attest
 H " MOSS, Clerk.
 nov30Et By THosS PARKER. Deputy.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

The Quincy Patriot says the Hon John Quincy Adams will not be able 10 take his seat in Congress-
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

LIVERPOOL. ilth month IS, l5i6.-Snce the sailing Of the "AcAdu, 9h inst our Cotton market hHs com ed dnll and note any chuUgo in prices The stock Of Cotton n this port estimated. 18th current Americaa 36 l90 against 6G0,96O in l945hud all kinds 54j 230 agans 902 000. 1915. The counts from Manchester still Encouraging, and an in eased number ui manufacturers are working thti mi s short time Indian Corn 42.s5i per 4s0 lhs, be ing decline of 3sOls. Western Canal Flour 32saD33s do 3Os in bond.
 Nov. 6--Ths market has been very quiet throughout the week; spnners bnying very limited extent, and also been inactive. The Current qna
 lrs of ercan have sold II per 10 cheaper wh ile other descriptions remain without alteration. Specnla tors taken 5000 Anercun and exporters 1900 do sales of the week 70, 6O bales
 Nov l9-There has been some slight improvement in the demand this week. and importers coniinue 10 offer their siocks spsGgly in prices there Is little or no change to nerc lhc ma ket being toerably well rup porisd. Sale of 5C0 Sra Island at auction on Frday next 7l00 Ameriren ken speeuntien and 1850 do for ex port. Sales far ibu week 32.2i0 bsies. l Nov l4--A fair demand ia day both from he trade and on speculation. well ns for export. We esiim c the amount bnsiness 7U00 bales 5000 being for the | trsne and 2C00 for speculation and export Nov l6--We hn,e hsd a more active market 10 day caused no doubr b, Cnlruna's advers. Sales 900q bales and include S000 Prices unchanged md sery fslly supported.
 Nov l1-Ths market remains quiei, hut there js mol any chsnga in prices shes 10 day estimated al 5JU0 l bales, including 2O00 taken on speculation.
 time stead snd ihe prices of Friday last we sustained speculaq Among the sales were 4o0O Anericah al ss
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
PUBLIC MEETING,

Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, etc.,
 O. MAZANGE &5 O.,
 CORNER OF WATER AND EXCHANGE STREETS, 1F Are receiving from England and Northern ci- ties and will keep constantly hand, complete sortnent ofevery article in the Hardware line Such BAR IRON-Round, Square and Flat;
 STEEL-Cast, German, Blister and Crowley; NAILS-Cut and Wrought, from Sd to inches; HOLLOW WARE-American, French and English; TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-A splendid
 assortment.
 Together with a general assortment of every article usually found in their line, which they invite the lention of Merchants and Planters. 0c,2l
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.lCOrre.poudence of the Register and JOuraal.l

| lNOIFtspOhuthCe oi tue hesistef LIVERPOOL, 18th November, ls4G.
 Our Cotton market remains in much the same state ns reported In by the last steamer when quail lies below fair had sunk i'd per ID the highest point at which they have since continued steady with lan- gud demand The later accounts fthe American crop
 received 18th inst have had little percepibls influence the market the favorable reports from ihe At lantc States appearing 10 be counterbalanced by ihe gloomy accounts of the state of the crops in the south western districts The estimates from the two sectioa appear differ in the main to the extent of about SO0, 900 bales Meantime iho spinners and manufacturers continue lopurchae sn scale greatly below their orii nary consumption, and many Of them have curtaed
 their working hours by not lighting up their factories as usual, which al this season, where the system Is adopted amounts about four hours DOT day. In this way the consumption Of Cotton and the production of Goods will be materially curtasd and t seems likely 10 go on until circumstances more clearly show the prob able future course Of the trade which he greatly influenced by the later and dscsive accounts ofhs American crops and the ofhe money market hero which last dtes promise 10 continue nearly easy has been The sales of Cotton for the week ended 6lh inst amounted only 560 bales. of which 5000 taken by spectators and 1900 for export and for tho ended 18th inst the business 3 200 bales of which 5000 speculation and 1900 10 porers The American descriptions sold the past week eonss ted of4 950 upland al 5i 06i; $50 Orleans at 4Ia7i e90 Alabama and Mobile al 4s 6ii and l5O Sea Island at l3ADleid per b. The transactions for the last four days this evening amount about 25 GOO bales about 5000 off speculation. The lats decline has tended 10 the better qualities. and tho quotations for fair remain the same--say fair upland 6di fair Mobile 6td; aud fair Orleans 6id per lb
 The Corn markets again are rather lower. and fresh wss,era Canal Flour al sos per bbl in bond. Indeed ih Is price scarcely atIansbe few days since, bot Inc article goes on freely nl ii and Is firm. Phila dephia md Baltimore wonld sell Is per bb lower Du " paid Flour 3ls6 032.6 Sour Flour is relatively lower than has usually been the ease, being now worth only 27 62ss per bbl duty paid. Indian Corn for immediate delivery brings 52 053s per ar; but there buyers Of cnrgoes arrwe. Though lhs article has become ar established avoIe in Ireland and admirably adop ted 10 the wants of the mdigent popuaiiou no conn dence Is felt in its maintaining Is present relative salne hen supplies more freely forward. The decline In Wheat he last few weeks amounts 10 about 6s per quarter from Ihs highest pont but st ihere no in dicstion present ofa change in the duty from the min mum rate.
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DENTISTRY.
nE TIs TR Y

GJ-nR. LEE, having returned from the corntry, would inform his friends and he public that he wall the practice of his profession al the same of flee heretofore, viz. the south east corner oi Dauphin and Royal streets. Entrance from either street. near the corner nov26ti
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

tp UT ER--l2 frkns Goshen, landing from brig ubWakulla and for sSe by sH decI VIM H BUNNELL
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aF JOHN CAMEN wonld respectfully Call the
 -Iz.. attention nftldlic iu his fie assortment of Garden and Field ,ds Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Hardy Shrd &c. J C. having just opened Store NJ 3Ioyal st, Aarlers himself Ihal he can sell as cheap furnish ns good article as any in his line. tnlry people wishing 10 buy will do we'll to call itexamine for themselves. = Native plants packedd labelled ready for oxpor larinn Seeds put io order and warranted iresl and genuine, as hdill he ceastan'iv receiving fresh supplies from, eminent cullisaiot al ihe north. derl4
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

INN WARE--A full assortment of English Plan \ ished, just landing. Also Plain and JaPaned Tin Ware of etery description, for sale lowby.
 dec4 PRICE & SPENCER. "A and 76 Water st TNRUIT, FRUTTi-Superor Fruit. of every A' description, for sale by
 dec7 CAhm bLiOn
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

ID EFF TONGUES-of extra ia,ge size--F. ID sale sy dseeA o'RIEkLY | co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

H ERMETICALLY SEALED PRESERVED x MEATS
 10 dozen 2 lb can lobsleIs
 20 do do do
 l5 do 2 do Salmon
 , do 3 do Boiled Turkeys
 5 do do do Chickens
 3 do l dn Fried Sausages
 do do OK Tail Soup
 pint do Milk
 do Greea Peas
 do Oysters
 1 do Clans, f,r sale low by deol4 l. MERCHANT & co. \ EGENDS and STORIES OF IRELAND, ny s< Samuel Lover. Esq, K. Il. A, with lustra- tions. For sale bv J DOBLER,
 Bookseller aRd Stationer. 10 Dauphin st Also--Dumas' new novel, Diana of Meredor, or ihe Lady of fMonsoreau, by Alexander Dumas, trans lated by II w HeI bert. Esq. Captain Jane. by Dumas, translated by Thomas Williams, Esq.
 The Duke of Burgundy, by the same. Bopjaed. or the Outlaw ofthe Bermulas. Old Crow Nest, or the Outlaws of ike Hudson, romance Of American forest. Life in tue Olden Time, by II F Greedy, Esq. A further supply ol Blanche of Brandywine, or September II, TIT, by George Lippard, Esq au- thor of the Quaker City. declt
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

NOVELS. PLAYS, Sc.-Just received per big IN Wakua, and rAale bv MlhLEh
 B. okseler and StaIioner, 49 llanphin st
 Blanche of Rrandywne: ar Seinembrr lith lIffi a Romance By George Iippard, Esq ,author oi ,hr "Qaaker City. .'Adrian" Ac. 6c.
 The Sn oi Monsieur Ant-ine. George Sands fAIdme Dulevan) last With II illustrations.
 The Mysierirs of Berlin; from lhe pape"s of Rs,l;n rriminal Ohirer Translated from the Ger. man. by c B Bukhard, Esq. With illustrations on steel. Ua ,.
 Our Army oH the Rio Grande By r Thorpe. author of s.-rom Owen, the Bee HunIer.' 20 engra- ,ioe cheap edition, 90 cents.
 William Tell: or the Hero of Switzerland; an Historical Romance
 FIiriations in America: or High l.lle m New York and Saraloga. By Sealsfeldi complete in 1 vol.
 Life Pictures: or ihe Random Recoections Of an old Doctor. ,,,.. Life and Adventures of AlOnEo; ihe Chatiering Iny Brother and Servant of Many Masters
 The old Sanctuary: Romance ol the Ashny' By A Requer l Life Travels and Adventures in Caliior"a; and Scenes on the Pacific Ocean By Thomas J Far nam. author of Travels in the Rocky Monniai"s | The Modern Standard Drama; c"leciion Oi inc most pnpular Acting Plays, with critical remarks Also, the Stage business, Costumes, Cast oi Char aclers, &c Edited by Fppes Sargent; vols and . containing eight Plays each Also, the most popnia of fhe Plays m this edition in cheap form, m pa per covers, separately. , t, Dealings of inc Firm of Domby Son; No n. I,harIes D;ckers dec7
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

TUNHE subscriber, ,.nt Tor tine NEw EEGLAND A MUTUAL LlF INSURANCE COMPANY Of Boston, ask the aiehn of the public in the sIngn- lar advantages whiciat company presents 10 per sons contemplating ghsurance for lhe-advant iges which, II is presum5 will compare Iasorabl. with those of my similad stution.
 Pamphlets shdwi the objects, principles and regnlaiI0ns of ifs mpany, with firms of applica. iipn, aud all necess3 information will be furnished by ROBERT s. BUNKER,
 dec14 cher St Francis and Ro, st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

a6 LOOK OUT-Runaway from the sub "A scriber, residing near Allenlon, Wilcox co. M Ala, two Negro fellows. The elder named N. GEORGE, IS about B years of age, stout buIl. yellow complicated, has a large bushv head of hair one of his front teeth out has large scar on one of his heels accustomed by he falling of axe, winch causes him to limp little; he is about feet 10 inches high, had when he left. new black dyed cotton Osnaburg pants, and round woollen jacket, stripped with yellow; also had with him when he Jeff n blue cottonade frock coat.
 The other Do, named WASH, is about 16 or 17 years of age, dark complexion. and nbout feet or inches high, had on when he Jeff, pair Of home made linsey pants filled with brown wool, and a round racket of similar maternal.
 Captains of sieamboais are requested 10 keep look out for said boys have every reason to be- lIeye they have received a pass from white man and will endeavor get on some boat.
 liberal reward will be paid for their apprehen- sion by the undersigned, or his agents in Mobile, Messrs. Boykin McRea.
 JB GRACE: dec7Mnd+ AIlenton, Wilcox CO.,, Ala.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

ceiyed the following letter from their correspondent at Independence, in which an extended extract is made from a communication of Col. Donphan, com mandng lhe Ist Regiment Missouri Volunteers. The inlarmalon contained IS late and anlhenc
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
ArX rRANcAIs-Les hahilnn1a de. rirea d,

ELASON & VLES, of New Orleans hereby N give notice that they have withdrawn their Branch Establishment in the ct'y of Mobile.
 New Orleans, December l2h. IS46.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
COMMERCIAL.

Departure of the Atlantic steamers.
 From LiUerpooL From Boston alada nae 4 Ian. l
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

AzA WANTED-A small House, or part of .:T, House, by a small family for TWO or three months, perhaps longer. Furnished rooms, with or without meals would answer. Address A. A., at tlta uffica raH dael6
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

J. E. DUELLONli who formerly conducted Messrs Clason & Vles' Branch Esiablishnen, in this city, will continue 10 transact ihe yame bnsi ness ln his own name and on his own account.
 Mobibie, December IA. 1916 decl5M
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

D ICE-l0 tiereels Carolina, for sale by
 ! h ,leci5 C W OGDEN
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

WANTED TO HlRE-A Boy about i6 years w old, good house servant. Apply to declhIf ' -n.. -..--- c LINDSAY
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

LNRANKLlN sdIETY Members are des ed I to attend a call meeting at the Ball THIS (MondaD EyENlSeat o'clock.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

G UGAR AND MOL LissES-Lanaing from schr - Gen Clinch 46 lhis choce Sugar; 60 barrels Molasses, for sale by E. derl5 VIM HALL |
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15
sTONE AND M,CULLUM'S

VNHIS EVENING, (Monday.) after selections
 \ rom the famous Brass Band, a ser'rs of leapi"g showing the use of mounting and dsmouniing from the Saddle; eque. rian l~ais by Messrs F. ID Stone, Met t?ullun, A Levi, Shay. aud by the celebrated female enues,rian Mrs SMITH athletic exercises by the entire cnmpanv dance oi ihe Dinner PiaIes, ny E Stone, II Long's Tulored poney; Cerde Volant exercises by W Jackson, J Smith. P Colemaa and B Brown; concluding with the Festival o' the Arabs. Est
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

N OI.ASSE ES-3lls landiHg and Tor saIe by lVh decl5 C W OGDEN
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SUGAR, MoL&s $ oRANdfs-

A DVANCFS md on Cotton shipped 10 any "l "A the noI tlern pl and 10 Liverpool
 ,eeI5 tIrAkER & SAMPSON
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

NNT TINDOW GLASS-Just received per barque w Weskeag, Window Glass assorted sizes.
 dec2 HAVlLAND, CLARK g. co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

OUTER AND CHEEsE-25 frkins Goshen ID Butter, 200 bxs Goshen Cheese, landing and decl for sale by BARRON, MEAD & co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

INSEED OIL-Brldges' Pure Linseed Oil re- lAl ceived per barque Weskeag and for sale by
 dec2 HAVJLAND, CLARK & co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

Blankets! BIamkessi nANIELS & BRADY have received per Selma lI, case ribbon bound French Blankets; l case '24 ribbon hound Whining do sts case 8 4 and l0-4 fine Bath Blankets. dnrf4 ttt. 4saf+ E-f i.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
Correspondence of,he American Republican,
WAsuINGrox, Feb. 5, 1916.


The Presidents Leree was perfect jam last
night. There were not less than fifteen hum
dred ladies and gentlemen present. and the VI
siters comprehended, Of course, the members
of the Cabinet and their families; the Mayor
and his amiable lady, the French Minister and
Ais lady, and a vast number of the fashionable
folks who reside and soiourn in this metropo-
lis The scene in the East Room was altoge-
Their one of unsurpassed brlliancc
The lady of the venerable Ex-Presidrnt Ad-
ANS, gives splendid party this evening, for
which extensive preparations have been made,
and near Il thousand invitations sent out
This party, 1t rs presumed, will also be one OF
Tue grand parties Of the present gay season.
witnessed this morning number Of inter-
estlng experiments to test the new system of
Geographic communication, by meaus Of sig-
nails made from given points. Sentences were
communicated with great Iapidity and preci-
son, from the front Of the City Hall to the
Capitol Capt. Black was present and directed
the operation, which was considered to be sue
cessful
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

way, N. j., on Saturday mornings one the son
a son of Mir. Freeman, aged Nix. They were
playing on the ice with s!cds and fell through
an eel hole. A noble dog, in company, iQnp-
ed in after them ana WIS drowned vita them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
G0oD-NEWs! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
ElIpnkIITMt
The subscribers nave prepared

<Ssffsss@1 The subscribers nave prepared-
Sss4SiLSg tine assortment Of beautiful and sszz1'sA
fashionable SHOES aud CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies to
call aud examine, end can be sold at the following
prices: Caters 50; Half Caters, thick sole 81 60:
Morocco half Boots do. 81 "a; Morocco IefTcrsons.
do. @l.l2; Seal Ska Han Poots, Sl.l2; Seal skin
JcfersonS, 4 Misses half Bee is, thick sole IS cents.
ChldrcU's Boots and Shoes 80 cents.
o. The above WGlk is prepared in the neaest and
most fashionable style, with every care tor its 1ura-
nIily. FANCY SHOES aud BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS .. hlCOLAI,
n2I-u Moss BalirGurr-s 81.
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G9REAT ATTRACTION AT L. PULVER-
SE MACHER'S LICE EMPORIUM,
M PRATT sS'HREET


between Hanover and Chares-sts
PULTERM.9CIifR has just returned from n.
York, and will open this day, very splendid and well
selected assortment of FALL G0ODS-such Us
gao cartoons ofnGw style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
full assortment of plain Mantua do
do do Satin 90
Several cartoons Of Thread LACES and EDGINGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
| cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lisle Laces and Edgnss
200 doz. BajOu's best qualify of KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
One case of Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK, for Ladies' Scaris
and Capes.
Tarleton Musiins, in all prevailing shades; Organdie
for dresses; plain Swiss, Jacconet and Camhric Mus
lins Bishop Lawns; Book Muslins; Nansack, Victoria
Lawus, &c. A succession Of needle worked inside
Handkerches; plain and worked Pocket Handker
chiefs; needle worked lnseitings and EdgiEgs; great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
dren's Dresses. Country merchants and Mliners are
invited TO call and examine this splendid stock Of
goods. ol6u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06
BnN DOLLARSREVVARD DOCTOR
vi W v W SIOL.M Is SPEElEIE CQAIpQILNn tnr

n " ~ = NiI!'E - u I4CIFIC CUWFUUND, Tor
The cure OF GUnoUh@a, elects, Suictures, Diabets,
&c &c, and all other unnatural discharges from the
uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail 10
erect permanent cue ono loo, the shortest nos
sble time. Should this medicine fail 10 effect cure
where it has been taken according 10 directions re-
turn the empty vial and get back the money. WHY
then spend both time and money with such quac nos
uums as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81 you
posed solely of yege table substar ce7 One hundred
dollars will be Paid TO any who will produce a
medicine to equal this compound, or who will prove
that II contains any mineral substance whatever
NJ b. THIS medicine can be had of James p, vii.
Hanson, cor. High and Gay-sts. %. T.) JOS Saw
yer cor OF Paca and Pratt SIS; and of e. Y. Forney
cor. Of Clay and Eu}aw-sts.
In VI ashngton--of c. Scott, corner OF 7th-st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner OF
9Th st, and Pennsylvania Avenue. ial7
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An ENVIADLE CONDITION. The late grand
jury of Adams county, Pa, had not a single
case before it, and there was not single pri-
soner in the county Jail. The Gettysburg Sen
tne says the county owes not one dollar OF
debt, and there are above three thousand dollars
in cash on hand, and above five thousand in
outstanding taxes!
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HANGED. The execution of the sentence
OF death was carried into effect at Petersburg,
Va, on Friday last, by hanging John Pdrham,
(negro slave) for the crime for which he was
tried and convicted.
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DISTRICT ATToRNEr. The democrats oc
the city of New York have decided on the
Hon. John Mckeon, formerly member Of
Congress, as District Attorney, IN place OF
M. Patterson, deceased.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-06

CHEF JusrcE fancy. We are glad to
learn that this gentleman has SO far far reco-
yered from his recent indsPostion as to be
able TO resume his seat Oh the Bench of the
Supreme Court.