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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of several deeds of trust execu-
ID ted TO the undersigned, as Trustee, by
in mentioned i will sell ,at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the residence of
said Mountz. on Tuesday, the ed day 8 Do
cember nert, the following
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17
VIRGINIA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Ia. 1916.
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE
REAL

VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
TIME undersigned. Executors Of George
Wolff, decd, offer for sale, privately. the
following Real Estate Of the said decd, viz:
ONE LOT or parcel, containing
% Acres,
more or less--about one-thlrd of which is clio
thed with THRIFTY TIMBER, lying on
the road leading from Martinsburg TO Tabb's
Mills.
Another Tract Of
&c Acres,
more or less, which will be divided or sold in
a body, 10 suit purchasers, lying on the Tusca-
rora road, adjoining the lands Of Rousch, Bentz
and Patton.
Also, the DWEL.LLNG-
HOUSE on Main Street, at krAA
present occupied by Danl S.. 6ST1.TA
White. 9&{&S4yH
Also, the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

portunity of joining and being present at the
Of Vera Cruz and the City of Mexico.
The roll is at the Office Of Lieut. V. M. But
Ter, and any application made to either Major
Hamuamck or Lieut.. Butler, wall be attended
TO.
Shepherdstown, Nov. 20, 1876.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17
2Gartins6ars aaette.

Published erery 1huvsday Morning in Martins
burg, Be,keieg County. Virginia, by
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
FoR ALDERMEE. E.rst Ilnrd.

TnEArnE E.--"'rhe King of the Commons which was received with so much enthusiasm on Monday night, is announced fer repetition lhis evening, and we are greatly mistaken fit does not attract large audience NIr. J. WallaelS, Jr., personates the Scotch King, James V, with great deal ofproprie- ty His acting in that part alone is enough 10 es. ablish his fame as an artist of decided ability and taste In some scenes he is positively and tower inely ere5a We cannot now write a lengthy ylerili- cism tas we niended) on the play bui we can safe- y say il is dramatic production of intense interest and effect, and well worthy the enthusiastic op- plause itreceyed.
 The .AIadeliue Wier' of Mrs. W4llaclS was a careful and pleasing performance, and lhe entire corps dramatiqus eyinced the utmost attention 10 lheir respective roles throughout. Independent oi the plays of sterling merit which we nightly have, much praise is bestowed upon the admirable farees which conclude the performances. They are adml- raby played, and are greeted with the hearnesl laughter throughout Tonight one ofthe best of the new farces, "A Man without Head" is repeated The roars of laughter with whchit Is received IS the best evidence of the pleasure it conveys, md the po- pulNrity of the piece.
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GANaaGNKtEa

Per ship Dublin from Liverpool-T McGran; J GibsoI Dawson & Fergusonj Magee, Uihorn co, Riley; lien " & Mott; Dade & Reynolds; b Wheeler T Jones; W l. Truwit.
 Per ship Weverly from New York-E c Center X co NJ Bouemei; Kelly Aliens Campbell Owen & co; Bowen; fooie X co; Tnrtt Stewart t co; Smith Dabney X eos q Watson. NJ Waring & co; Nj $ stet sOni w Eekiord; Jones; Price, Ellis x { Cole BlOodgood Rivrs Battle X co; Dawson X Fer eusod; Lymani T Miller x co; Boykin X McRae Auze; A Warner eos Merchant X co; Barney X Bfo; W liallaman IIanna; Thomas X Gordon; 5 Co eyi Newhousei Taylor X McRaei Price X Spencer Cullum; Mazange d. co; M CArmelch; l. Timm A Hing X co; Marshall, Rowe S co
 Per steambaat Oregon from New Orsans-J II Riv CTS X co; LeBaron & Son. C d. Smith; W An drews II Huber; Cruzat M0Ors Pope & Son; HEF Gordon CullenM smith; Ticknor, Nj Morgan; Walk ington X Callahan; Lnvallei Fonlaine x Som Wa. ring X co; W Calvert; Marshall, Rowe x co. Wright & Cunningham; Chamberlain X co; Harrison X Robinson Dorrance < Slanard; Center X eo c w Ogdeni c Poole M co BarrOn. Mead c c0i FosIer & BaIielle
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

In Philadelphia, on Saturday, we learn from the U. Gazette, Judge WagonseIlcr, of Union eoun- tY, underwent of the most severe and dangerous operations known to surgery. He has been suffer ing from enormous tumor upon his left shoulder which was rapidly destroying his vita powers The operation was performed hy Dr. D. Gilbert, profes- sor of surgery in Pennsylvania Medical College, and consisted in lhe removal ollhe entire arm and shoul- der, incloding thrd of the collar bone, and q large port ion ofthe shoulder blade. ''We are glad to learn thal lhe patient is dong well, and that h, lhis unparalleled surgical operation, his valuable lie will mol ony be saved. hut Ihat il IS probable that he will be able to attend his duties the presenlallye of his district at the ensuing sess ion of our $ afe legislaure.'
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
rAsaENs.Ess sss.

Per brig Caroline Pratt rom New York-Mrs W 1 Payne, children and seIyi, Pearce. Mrs Cook Mrs Chandler, Miss Pearce, Miss Alexander. Stou w Pierce, Master Pierce. Lawrence.
 Per steamboat Robert Emmet from Montgomery Mrs Forrest and lady, Mrs q Henry and hmily, Mir Barkwell snd family, Mrs Moody and family Mir Kerr aud family, Capt Porter, Messrs Barron, smith, Camp bell Fame, Patterson, iuin. Landrum Maynard. Kerr Scove, iingerly, Joseph, Brown, Cary, Corlum Dade Pr evnst Stranchan. Rogers, Lieuls May and Hu2ee.
 Por steamboat Dallas from Montgemery-Fsrley lady and child, Mrs Sweet, Capt Wilson, Messrs Adams, Price, Murry Barnsey, Robinson, Rivers, Brewin, Hall. Dr Mitchell, Mitchell, WhitesiLrs, Congor D II Spencer, T Nash, T Kelly, $ Denns, Tulane. Ciock. Brooks. Tutur, Terry, Parks, W Parks, A Ledyard.
 Per steamboat II Kinney rom Candies anding--Dean lady and child Miss M < smith. Mrs Thompson ant child Messrs Mnrx. O'Nral SlnN. Vaughan.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
wr.,1ssp,,I,. OF s,s,sir,aN

Per steamboat Robert Emmet from Mouteomery-I l. Andrews 6 co l35 balesj Lesene 3l; ] Walsh Il Rivts, Battle co 20; W M Pensants 39 Tarleton Scott 67i Boykn McRae 33; Madden & Terrell 99j W Armstrong [ c Goode 8; Donald X Marsh all 30i 0 Labuzan loi Walker & simpson 22i Campbell, Owen 6e; Rupert X McCleand 20, Tarelon 50: liar rison RobiAson 3s Andrews & Dawson 25 Leavens d Malone 2l Horton & Clock 5Oi Crawford Ss Gowdy II
 Per steamboat Dallas from Monlg0mery-Campbel Owen & 50baes; Harrison X Robinson 49; Walsh 2l Ell Andrews,& co 10, A Pope & Son iiTareion Scot 9; c Henry & IOyt X Ford 10; T StalswOrlh 8 Gor don & Curry l6 Punch, Vaughn co IA; Rives, Baltl < co 4li Thompson Malhesun 6i E Carlis g.; J Olds & co l1i E Dumas 8: E $ T NJ Mathews 5; Heard A. Desha, Smith X co 40i Andrews Dawson 12 Crawford & Gowdey S Donald & Marshall IA; Boy Xiii X McHae l9i c Go0de Is; narwe X Davis 8; Tarlt Stewart N co 37i F. Ledyard & co 2 arder 42.
 Per steamboat II Kinney from Candies landiDg-A Pope Son so balesi Mauldn Terrell 50. Desha, smit X co 53 Dickinson X Eustis 6Si Patrick Irwin & co 20 E ledy ard X co l6 Leavems X Malone Ii Anderson Dickinson 10.
 Per Hawkins flat from Alabama rver-Iiarwei x Davis 29 baies E Ledyard X co s; D FOnlhne l.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

THE Loss OF THE ATLANTIC. .-The following ls list Of persons whose bndies have been recovered from the wreck. Capt Dustan of the Atlantic, Re, Dr Armstrong, Corresponding Sec' etary of the A. mercan Roard oi Missions, Dr Haslin of the U $ Navy, Lient Norton of the Amy, Messrs r A Col Ianore, N Weston, c French, 0 Pitts. and Mis-: Jordan of Boston, Mr Kmkall and Mir Burbank O New York, John Walton pr, lane Walton, James Walton, Edward Walton, of West Newbery, on their wnY Pennsylv lvapia, John Walton the father of this family is missing The youngest child, Ja cob Walton, l2 years of age, and Robert Vine, q son m law, sayed.l The following also re covered: Mir W B SoIace. of Bridgeport Vt, and tr Cunningham, passengers in the tram ffom Bos. ton, and Mary Ana Hilton. Sarah Johnson. and Sarah Ruby, cliambermaids In all 20, of whom l6 were passengers.
 The passengers reported as saved are Capt Geo W Cuunl, U ; Engineers, Lieut. F. Maynard, U s N Lieut. s s ewarl, s Eng, Capt Peter Han na, Portland, Henry Van Wart, Birmingham, Eng, Nathaniel Atwood, and Richard Atwood, of Mass c c Orr. Louisville, Kv, Charles Cassedy. of Pha- delpha, Varuham Marsh, of Haverhill, Thomas Tiuesdell, and Seabury Brewster, of New York Hiram rarbox, of Lisbon. G, Geo w Rogers ol New London, Isome accounts report hun as lost, ] Joel K RAndrews. and z Comstock, of |, Fran cls Hrsch, Thomas Goodiug, E V Booth, Robert Vine. J acob W"llpn, Edward Madden, c Peterson, and James Wilson, and Charles Partridge, Brook lyn. Y, Calvin Houghton, Bridgeport, Vt, and Theron Baldwin, Ciucnnaii-27
 The persons named and not accounted for, are Messrs Symmes, Baldwin and John w alton. on the list of passengers lrom Boston, and EaInes of Fran ingham, who entered he irain al Nrowch, the lady and ehIld not named; an Irish woman who went on board London, is also lost Hall the persons here named were on board tswels the number of pas. sengers lost 10 24. But il Is not improbable that one or two of the tickets may have been taken in the names of other persons than those who n5ed them, and that these may be deducled from the lat of per- sons lost.
 Of the persons attached to the service of the boat 10 we're lost, VIZ. in addition 10 the captain and three chambermaids above named, John Gleason porter. and Charles Riley, Thomas Gibnev. John Mcfarland, Michael Dougherty, and William Will let.
 The following among those who were saved; Mir Muaroe, conductor on the Worcester, Norwich, and Long Island rail roads, having charge of the lrsin; Mir Stefson. captains assisIant; MT Boyle. clerk of the baat; CaltN Allen, pilot Cha,lea Crandall 2i do; Dennis Speliana, wheelman; Elias Kngsinn, first mate; W Duncan, second do John keefer, steward; Eli Brdsell, second engi- neer; JohnJ Gale, third do; Cnarles Christian.
 The following is probably aa accurate summary of he numbers lost and saved:
 Lost Saved.
 Passengers. .,........,..... 2S 70
 Officers and boats company ...1O l2
 iotdl. ..,.s'..'.s. ..'..o .oz ol lBoston Advertiser.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

 The brig T. Street, Capt Mcconnell, arrived this morning from Havana, having sailed on the lsl instant.
 The Spanish sloop o( war Consultation, which stranded in the gale of October llt has been got of, and taken 10 lhe ship-yard at Beot for repairs
 We find is the Iiavaua papers translated from the Royal Gazette of Bermuda, prospectus of the West India aud United States steamers. The com pany proposes tbat every two weeks of the steamers will leave Demerara for St. Thomas ouchmg al Trinidad, Tobago, Granada, Barbldoes, St. Vincent, Antigua, &c. On lhe other hand, n steamer will leave Vera Croz every two weeks for St Thomas, touching d, one two ports of Cuba, at one port of Jama'ca, at Cape Hayten and Puerto Rico. Upon lhe arrival of Inc two steamers from Demerara and Vera Cruz al St. Thomas, their pas sengers and merchandise will be ansferrrd steam CTS oI larger class 10 sail thence for New York, touching al Bermuda. It is lhe intention of the company 10 have the boats reach New YoIk in connect with the steamers which will leave there for Liverpool. Upon the arrival nt New York of the mails from England, the West India boat will depart for St. Thomas, touching al Bermuda -l N Q Picayune Extra, 6lh inst.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
auFsss seTA.

IiVERPOOL-Per ship Dubliu--33 casks . cases hardware, hhis qr casks wine l95 bars II bundles irnni 79 crates 9 casks ware, IA cks chains 6 hhds brandy. and sundres.
 NEW HORK-Per ship Waverly--l9l bundles chairs. 50 cheese 233 cks coal baskeIs wine 49 sacks coffee, lOg bnndies paper. 100 empty demuhns, copper o ahoes 5 rkins, 1O kgs butler. bales rope 9 pkss axes 60 bhs cement.
 NEW -ORLEANS-Per steamboat Oregon-97 bbls flour, Al do whisky 49 boxes cheese 2 do pork 20 sck cotton seed bbs cement, 50 sacks bran 3e kegs but ter 10 bags sa 20 begs lar cks bacon 55 bbs poia- toes do 10 half do moasses, Ga bbls apples and
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
BB. 1T, .JESTER,


 Tin Plate and Shesf Iron Ho,kr,
 u uAS removed from No l06 to No IS Dauphin si, k fifth door of Royal st, north side, and will keen Constantly on hand and for sale an assortment ,f Tin and Iron Ware, Copper, Tin and Zinc Reniing, on the most approved plans Conductors and Cutters made and pnt up 10 order repairing and Iohbing done with neatness and despatch. dec5 FEsHE undersigned having comrnenced business on his account, offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular at tenlon vii, be paid 10 door sales of Hay. Pota- ioes, Lime, Lumher. Sc., and to collecting inward relghts and procuring outward cargoes for vessels
 O. w. SAVAGE.
 dec5Ut No 94 Commerce street. NOTICE-The undersigned having been appoint- ' ed agent for Ihe "Patria'' the only Spanish pa per published in the United States, beg leave to in. form the public, particularly young studying the language, that they nill receive subscriptions al their othoe tdec5l CRUZAf & MOORE SUPERIOR BRANDY Those who wish to ob- Staiu superior article, we would recommend them to call on Van and Riley at Pine's Alhamhra. N. B. The above Brandy Is of recent importai ion and is said to he finer than thng of the kind in this market. Il will al all times be found on the Bar at the Alhamhra dec5 NEW BOOK BINDERY-rhe subscriber has " added Bndery to his business and is pre- pared 10 do all sorts of work in iis line with des patch. at moderate prices, and of good quality as Can be done in aay city.
 dec4 F. H, BROOKS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

The Selma Reporter, (whig) epeaksin the follow ing liberal manner of the return of Col. Wm. R. King, to his home in that county:
 HoN W0i. R. KINa.-This gentleman has re- turned to his home in this county He paid visit to our town this week, and many friends were proud to see hm-his friends being all Perhaps there is not man in the Union more personally po- pnlar than Col King He lives in the affections of all who know hlm-not because of connection with party, but on account of personal worth.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

Wohaye been informed that his Honor the Mayor will cause to be dngnereotYped the interior of the Rotunda of the St Louis Exchange, where the re- mains ofMai. Ringgold and Lieut.. Cochrane lay in state The Mayor requests the Orleans Battalion ol Artillery to be full force, that they may be da- guereotyped at the same llme.- N o. Bee.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
DE NnISTRY
A CARD.
TENHE PASSENGERS on board the brig Ca
 A line E. Platt. form New York to Mobile, des

TEHHE PASSENGERS on board the brig Carn- A line E. Plau. form New York to Mobile, desire the following statement
 We Jeff the wharf at New York on Wednesday noon. November 18th, but were detained on the Lower Bay two days bv head winds, and a norlher- ll gale; hut "n FridA, afternoon prt 10 win a far and fresh ~ind. We had beautiful weather until about o'clock Sunday afternoon, 22d inst. when we were struck by very seve e squall, which compelled us to take in all sails bu the two topsais which were close-reeied I ha squall soon passed oh but in short time recommended with great vio- lence, and soon incseastd 10 q gale, which about midnight, blew the top sail uut of the boli ropes, and the Captain being convinced that sail could resist the fury of Ihe gale, she lay 10 under Ire poles, until about o'clock, when the wind hdvisg somewhat abaed. the hrig was struck by Il sea, which swept her from stem to stern, threw her on her beam ends, stove her jolly boat, long boat. and galley, and reduced the furniture in The Cabin to mass eI wreck, severely wounding and brusins some Of Ihe passengers. The brig instantly rghIed and the officers and having by great exertion got the lore top sail on her (which was very badly split iu setting tN she got before the wind, and we rode out the gale in safety.
 The passengers desire to teslify ihe complete con fdence in he seamanshp of Capt. PIrTMAN and his chief mate. Mr. J. C. VERY, and 10 tender thanks 10 hem for Their kindness and attention to their coi- iorl throughout the passage
 h behalf Of the passengers
 RN
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

TIE CIRcus on the Public Square. continues 10 draw the largest audiences, and the exercises are of very superior order To those fond of this species ofamusement this company presents attractions that have not been surpassed here or elsewhere.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
THEATRE.

Managers. s.............LUDLOW & SMITH Acting Manager. III. WESTON
 Fifth night of
 MIR and MkS WALLACK. JR, GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEw PLAY Hsdaesday Epening December g, Is46. Second night of lhe Rev. James Whie's new play
 entitled the
 KING OF THE COMMONS. King James 9th =. .........M MT J Wallask, Jr Madeleine Mrs Wallack +
 To conclude witha
 MAN WIrHOUrA A HEAD. Mir 0blisious Top...........mM m Mir Weston Kate Hunly ly.........M Mrs R Russell
 Prices ef Admission. Dress Circle and Parquette .... ....... 6Oc Second and Third Tiers of Boxes aad Gallery. .25c
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
MARINE NEWS.


 Port of MobiIe--December Q, Is4e.
 CLEARED. SD bark Eliza, Rodos, for Barcelona, by Eslava, Mar- reif q co.
 SD brig Tomas, Roses for Barcelona, by EsIava, Mur rell & co.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Oregon, lliern, from New Orleans Steamboat Robert Emmett Montgomery, from Mont gonery with 753 bales cotton. Steamboat Dallas Lappingl ton, i'm Montgomery, with 477 bales colton
 s.esmboat Il Kinney, Kinney, from Candies landing Hawkins fiat from Alabana river, with 3s bales col ton.
 ARRIVED nENcE-n Hampton Roads Nov 30. brig Growler, Ulmer.
 MEMORANDA, Ship Blanchard, Blanchard, from Pnrtland bound to Norfolk, was driven ashore in gale on Hog Island shoals on morning oi 25 ut. bged and filled with .eI, @ Nssse s-- LII a .o.aI Ioss: p' Mrs II E BAKER, conseuee of ? casks coal, per Mon'eznma, will please call and receive Ihe same. dees CA GILBERT BRO. 1g Consignse of boxes merchandise marked Y II per s'eamboa Mohlle, rom Cneinnal will please call and receive the same.
 decs CA GILBERT & BRO. lzA TO LEASE-Ausiill's Summer Residence xsa upon the Pascagoula Rad, will be leased for term 0! five years upon reasonable terms, 10 good tenant. II has upon il good Peach, Apple and Plum Orchard, together with good stock of Grape Vines, Sc. u one of the most desirable places for summer residence, and it would pay good Gardner well for his attention. Apply to dec9Kmo AUSTlLL. F4es LANDING from brig F P Beck, a large as- " sortment of GARDEN & FIELD SEEDS,
 all fresh and genuine, the crop of I846, for sale dec9 by CAMERON, No 36 Royal st A liberal share of public patronage is solicited. FIN virtue of deed oi trust. bearing date lst Au- n gust ls45 executed by Henry Holmes and Miles A. Bot, recorded in mortgage book, No 8, pages 3O5 and So6, for purposes therein named, l will proceed 10 self at public auction on Saturday the 19h day of December, at l2 o'clock NJ. m front of the Mobile Court House, the following described negroes
 WILLY, aged about 2s, child, years old. RACHEL, aged about 45.
 CLAIBORNE, aged abou, S5. Such titles will be given ne are vested in me by deed of trust.
 aecS H. Q. BREWER. trustee.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
sTONE AND M,CuLLUM,S

 MAMMOTH GREAT VENETIAN CIRCUS.
 Tickets Of Admission 25 Cents Situated on the Public Square. the new pavil- ion l60 feet in length, and capable of seating 25OO persons, Seats Res9ped Jor Fdmiliss.
 First appearance of Mrs Smith this season. First appearance oi the Olympan Brothers. Firsi night of ihe Harlequin Panomime rus EVENING, after the entree feais of the gymnasium by the entire Troupe, horsemanship by McCoum-ihe Brothers Stone and the Female Equestrian Mrs Smith. John Smith and party in their local sayings and doings, concluding with the Harlequin Pantonime Of Dead and Alive.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
EN uSnER n,n

BARCELoNA-Per bark Eli1a--siO bales cotton, 2M slaves.
 pARGELoNA-Per brig TOmas-42l bales cotton I5uo stuVes
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
JACOB STOUT, GEO. W. ALEX ANDER, ROBT. w. PIERCE. IQi6

List of Passengers-Mrs Wm Payne, three children, and servant, of Mobiles Mrs Jno K Pierce. of Columbus, Miss; Mrs k Cook Wsllingiord, G i; Mrs John Chandler Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Sophia Pierce. Columbus, Miss; Mr Geo W Alexander. Philadelphia Pa; Jacob Stout. New Brunswick, N J; Robert W Pierce, Columbus, Miss; Master Pierce. do do; John Lawrence, Montreal, q W. 4
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

The United States steamship Fashion, Captain Hugh Fullerton, left New Orleans on Sunday even ilg under sealed crdlrs Il s rumored that Tampi. c9or Vera Cruz is her ultimate destination.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
'uF oDedIent serVant,
 DAVID ESLER
Later frnm Havana.

The Hon. WM. R. KiNa has reached his residence n Dallas county Ill this State
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

pr, Billy who hIs nlnetel tha Morning Her aid, an abonon paper at cinei nari during inc last three years, haa withdrawn roui that paper to be- come the editor of he National Fla, a new anti slavery journal about 10 be established a Washing, ton. J. G. Whittier and Rev. 4. A, Phelps are 10 be associated with him as corresponding editors.
 It is intended that the new paper shall start on the lst January, and is said that ample funds are provided
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

A special committee ofthe South Carolina Tegis. aure have reported an appropriation of s2O,OOe for fiuing out the new regiment Of volunteers.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
NEPT UNE FIRE COM
FOR NEW-YORK.

ESA The Packet bark ALABAMA, Sprague, sa1As9E master. wants 100 bales cotton to complete Ter cargo for the above port. For freight of which passage. apply board, opposite Walkers Press or FOSDIEK & CHARLOCK,
 decq 96 and a9 Commerce sfrat
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
dec7Mmdt Allenton. Wilcox CO.,. Ala. IMPORTATIONS of Pnner Hang.

uecI IMmuf AIIenI0H, " IIcOK cO, HN' nlRECT APPROPRIATIONS of Paper Hang hI ings, Landscapes and Paper and Borders.
 By recent arrival al N Orleans from Havre. the subscriber has recei ed the beautiful selections of Patterns ever before offered for sale in this mar ket, coming in under the low rate of duty, he offers them for sale al very low prices.
 Those who wish 10 purchase will do we'll 10 call and examine Those who do not can gratifv their ca- riosty free of charge, and perhaps. may find some thing they want in 'he Stationary line. or some Medical, Theological and School Books. Blank Books can also be manufactured cheap at any respectable establishment in he Southern country. and If not as well done, no charge will he made
 dec7 JOEL WHITE, 28 Dauphin st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

The bark Irrabelleta lIyne, Captain Dewing, ar. rived al New Orleans on Monday morning from Rio, having sailed on the 27th Ocober--tcn days later than previous dlles reports that the Brazl- iangovernmeat had joined Paraguay against Rosas IL was considered certain that war would imme- dately break out between Ruenos Ayres and Bra gil. The latter government had purchased some three or four vessels in the Plata 10 be ready for any emergency These vessels 1t was neaded 10 arm.
 The frigaIe Columbia and brig Bainbridge had gone to La Plata