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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

After appropriate services 81 the Second Ccngresa
nons Church. commencing al O'clock the procession
moved ~ the order 70 the grave ySr6 where the
Buris Service OF the Episcopal Church read BY
Rev, Mr.. Deshon
We understand al the Clergy OF the city invited
participate the services, Snd that by genera
sent the afternoon service ths other Churches
omitted
The house was ieusely crowded, and, although the
largest in the city than bali the number pre-
son, could gain sarnd..snce
The i've eotsns were placed in grave n euryias
ground No 3 50 unusual circumstance 0: course
trseied large coaseurse o people the spot AID The
esserress 20 look UPON :he sight they Jay SIDE BY
side in their las, narrow resting plsce painfully H.
tense, Ssw,lantcn News. Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

- Those who have been doing naarly al! tie bssi
ness in c,r,sin depsr Hnens after the rules olowet,
their fathers now see themselves suddenly is,anced ~
new competitors who take the business into their on
bands through the aii OF the newspaper press CT Il,
country TIE Advertising Agency OF ' & Palmer n
the Tribune Buildings offers every facility to those ese
are prepared to supply the demands OF the Pc oPs Oft,
country either by wholesale or retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

II MrJ. 5. Lyon. one Of the people has
published appeal to the citizens the subject OF the
Washington Monument The address Is made 10 the
people of tai. City withou; distraction OF creed
party or condition The writer claims credit tie
score scholarship his chief ambition mas been to
make our people atiak and fsei this mportan: sub
Jet he makes cles. that it l. the taty of
our citizens build the Monument would be perfectly
willing to adopt NJ Polard- plan any other one o:
equal merit The sun: Of $4,000 to De expended
upon the Monument and Mr. lyon thinks +, would take
i've years Tor its erection The writer himself
one OF the Peep and calls upon his fellow citizens to
hold a mass meeting on the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

Messrs- Harper * Brothers received letter,
says he Commercial yesterday morning from one OF
their correspondents Louisville enclosing another
written by person calling himself ! Harper. Al
though the Letter does exactly say SO conveys tie
idea TIA, me dsda. Harper IS soa Of one Of the
brothers here travelling business for the house II
gives advice OF drsf, for s75 Il < which me in
pos.or hAd induced The Louisville gentleman cash for
hir, The whole mater Is fraud, OF either part
ncr being The West As repetition OF me rogueryi
very likely to be attempted the Acs published 5y
wsv @! caution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

e The ancient Society Of - andrew Mon
day celebrated :e:r Anniversary the City Hote-sn
UNUSUAL number Of members attending handsome
subscription made Il aid me funds Q; The Asso
cation wien al down suu,pruous DINER. where.
amid songs and sentiment and me Interchange OF social
feeling sad the renewal OF old friendship TIE evening
passed re creates; harmony and z.se- The soHs OF
Scotia have rever dore more honor 70 the day, or
seemed e enjoy more taaa teir celebration on
Monday.
= The LAWRENCE MoyuxEsr-such as It is
being row finished he remains OF The brave officer
OF Monday 70 nave been deposited their new resting
place but the Increment was suddenly vetoed By ,hs
Church Committee, and row PROBABLY nothing VII De
done L ne Cor:rtee dent think the Monument good
enough-and we confess il Is r.aer .aasty-l-, them
build better. Al a. event et the present dlssrscefu
state OF things be IN .orre way renedied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

"a Mr. JAMES DoRN, the great Horn player,
ups,icny expected TO give his first concert in this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

ty a PERFORMANCE OF SACRED Music, IN aid
of the funds OF the Church OF ST, George the Martyr
will be given a, the Apollo saloon on Friday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

- The United States Money Reporter and
Gold and silver Examiner is the title OF new period
zeal of great consequence all business classes just
commenced by : Taylor % Broadway. Iicont"ins up
ward OF 100 engrayngs and Is in many respects repre-
scned As work superior any heretofore published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

u Our ueishbor of the Commenced properly
condemns the of the Croon upon the side
walks in this frosty weather. We don't know ct slip
prier thing to manage than Crotoniccd sidewalk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

r. The ranor in the Mobile papers ofthe Illness
Of Gen GAMES are happy to state IS entirely erro'
ueous The General is in this City aud in excellent
health pleasant afternoons the old veteran paraces
regulsrly Broadway and attracts the admiration oil
the fashionable squadrops that review there by MS up
right and soldierly bearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

J@ TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY had another
crowded audience last evening at the Tabernacle Every
thing Just right tha; ABBY unfortunately
labOring under severe influenza which made it nlpos
siblc for her to sing the May Queen indeed any thing
else save her part the various tros aud quarettes
They will give concert in Brooklyn on Fridhy evening
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-27
Notice.

Notice is here by given to the inhabi.
tants OF Wyaudot county, that there
viii be petition pfesen ed to the COM
missoners of Wyandot county, at their
next December session, praying for the
alteration OF SO much of the Upper Sand
dusky and Williams town state road as lies
between Upper Ssudusky and Mans
Mill, in Salem township; said alteration to
commence at Mans Mill, IN Salem tuwn"
ship; thence East on the section line be-
tween section tweniy aud twenty.nlne
and on said line eighty rods, between sec
tion twenty-one and twenty-e eight; thence
north east around the bend Of Tymnchtee, +,
creek on the most suit able ground unuli it
intersects said section line again thence to
continue on saids line until II Intefsects
the Upper Sandusky and Findiay o.a,e
road,
oct. Goth, T46.-4
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n office

r. here by given, that petition will be
~ presented to the Commissioners of
Wyandot county, Ohio al their session on
the first Monday of December next, pray
ing for the location of a county road run.
ming as follows, to wit: beginning at the
centre Of the west line Of section eighteen
where the blanchard road intersec,s said
township line; thence east through the
centre of sections eighteen and seven.
teen TO the west line of sec. sixteen;
thence south with said section line or as
near as practicable to the s. W. corner
ofsaid section; thence east with the Sec
ton line as near as practicable Till it in-
tersects the road leading from Upper
Sandusky to Findlay.
Oct. 30, '464*
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Notice

Ts here by given, that a petition will te
Il presented TO the Commissioners of
Wyandot county, OHIO, at their next De-
cember session praying tor the location
OF county road commencing at the line
between Craw ford and w hndot counties,
al the north cas-, corner of sec. tweny-two,
in thownshIp three south, IN range fifteen
east; running thence wesi aluDg the Sec
ton line betw cen section fifteen & twen>
ty.two &C. IN said township til1t inter-
sects the road leading from Little Sau-
dusky to Upper Sandusky, in said county.
Nov. 81 '46-i<
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Road Notice.

There will be presented, 10 the Com
mi,sloners of WyaGdot county, Ohio, at
their next session (lecember,) a petition
for review aud location OF a county roau /;
commencing at the point, where the Ur
banna Free turnpike intersects the south
ltne of the original surveyed township No.
2 south, range IA east, and run,ng thence
west on SAID township line, aud the hne
between township Nos two and three
south, range IL east, aud terminating at
the point where the said line interseots
the west line of the last meuuoned towns
ship.
New. J, l'id-i'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-11-27
Road Notice.

There will be petition presented to
the Commissioners of Wyandot county,
Ohio, at their next December session,
praying for the location of a county road ;,
cnnmencing at the north east conner of
section sixteen, in township three south,
Orange fouateen east. aud running thence
west on the section line until il intersects
the free turnpike road leading from Belle
fontalne to Upper Sandusky.
Nov. 4, rI6-4*
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Road Notice.

There will be preseatsd, to the Com,
missioners of NyRndot county, Ohio, at
their next December session. a petition
Tor view ami location OF a county road
commencing at the point where the Ur-
ba0na free turnpike intersects the bound-
airy line, between township three sonth,
In range thirteen, and township three
south, IN range fourteen in said county;
aud ruuing thence north on said boundary
line, to the north line ofsaid towuship.
Noy. j, Ii6,-I
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Notice

here by given, that petition will be
presented TO the Commissioners of
Wyandot county, Ohio, at the next d.
cember session, praying for the location
of county road commencing at the south
line ofs,id county at the south east corner
OF section eight, in township four south,
Orange fifteen east; running thence north
along the sec, line to the north line of An.
trim township, in said county,
Nov 81 '46-4*
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NOTICE Is hereby given TO all concerned that interest and
penalties charged the several parcels of Land and own
Lots and of lots specified described the foregoing List
rot paid into the County Treasury of County prior the sec
w oe sold b the County Treasurer at the Court House. Upper
oandusy IN Wyandot county said second Monday January
next III order to satisfy the said and charged
hereon and specified said list The sale will be adjourned from
DAY to day until the whole much will pay tax interest
and penalties charged thereon of said parcels
land and town lots and Of lots shall be disposed or offered
for SALE = '
SAMUEL M. WORTH .4uditor W. e. o.
.4"d'tors Office Upper SandsA Wyando Co.. o. Woe 60 46
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JOHN A. MORRISON, Recorder.
Office in the post Office, where he may at
all times be found when not necessarily
absent.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
NAVY slNr's oFFIcE.

PENSACOLA, Nov lSth. lslo. { SS FAILED PRT POSAl.S will be receIsed nt this " Office nni,l Thursday the 10th day of Decem. ber, next, al l2 o'clock for furn,shng he fI. S. Navy Yard. Pensacoa, Ihe following BIIL or LUMBER FoR lMPRoYgMfNTs. 10 be delivered on or before Thursday the 18Th day of January next. The Lumber ID be of ihe best qaaty. To be ieliv. cred a such place and subject such inspection as the Cnmmandani oi the Yard shall direei Bill of Timber repaired for hs NsW Coal House, Bidck SmiM's SAqp and Lime H9ass Centre Building HJspiiai aud Ordnance.
 Coal House.
 55 pieces 20 feet long eacl, and SKI
 56 do 30s do do SKI $50 hneaI feet of Timber sX6, in pieces of sO4 or
 46 feet
 1h2 lineal fee, of Timber l0XI5 in pieces of 30a
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

ROCER1ES-50 boxes N. B. Sperm Candies M 10 bbls. Inf do and 6qr do No Mackerel
 l5 do ' hf do and qr do No 2 do
 10 do N03 do
 50 whole and 50 lalf kits Spiced Salmon For sale by J A. HOOPER, nov2S 33 St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

25000 square feet of inch Boards POO do Plank, 6XlA Board measure IS always to be understood where "eqnare feet" are mentioned
 All the timber should be of the best nerchanable Yellow Pine, with he exception of ire clear White Pine ment ntioned ID one of the bills.
 For Centre Building, Hospital. 45 pieces Yellow Pine, 27 feet long 3X inches IT do do II do SKIP dc 5000 feet Il do Plank, from 10 to 12
 inches wide
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

PUBLIC SALES
MARSHAfs SALE.

"'.'h''iAdis s9Afts
 hnles J shannon, )F Fa from The Or.
 's chit Court oi lhe U . eY virtue of the fl ia issued and to me direct.I i" rhe sb-se stated ease. I w,Il ss.r Tor sale, if ifo"i Of the Dnited States cuuaf 6nse. in inc rity of Nobile sn the first Monday m Rxharv ls47
 ei~eeo rIe hours of l2 and o'clock of said day in the highest bidder for cash All the right tile and interest oI the defendants in and 10 ihe follow ing 'escI ihrd pieces parcels of land To vii: The norlh west half [ lhe north vest quarter of section i"e"iy Tl%, lowa-hD five. range four, east, bounded west hy lands nf Thomas English, and on all other sides by public hnds rhe same having been levied on as lhe p'ofertv ol Rachael English Also the north hall oi secInn thirteen, and inc south half of iraeiional section twelve. in township five, range iosr east the TWO tracts containing $40 acres, or theteab'"', with all the improvements &c. belonging To ihe sIme, wlch two last mentioned tracfs hf hand have been levied on ihe property of Thomas English, one of The defendants; ali of which lands are in ihe St. Seph~ns hand disIrIct The above mentioned lands to be sold to satisfy the udg. pent against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES q. LYON,
 dec2t ids q. S Marshal & D Ala
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
COMMISsIONER7S SAI-E

M ILL be sold, for cash, by order of the Hon J '. " A. CuhbeIt, Judge of the County Court of Mobile. in front of the Court House of said county, en Monday he 29ih day of June next, at F o'clock MA lo' of ground and the improvements thereon, situate pn ihe north east of 5t. Michael ard NJ. Joachim streets. in the ely of Mobile having front on St. Michael street of eighty seven feel, and running back on St. Joachim street. one hundred and twenty feel, with the width in rear as in front SOld by the petition oi the adminisiratx and heirs al law of Thomas Blalr, decassed.
 my2S JNO CUTHBERT, Commissioner.
 0o- The above sale is postponed until Monday the 9th day oi July next, by consent of all paries.
 jsl JNO c CUTHBERT,
 0o- The above sale ia further posponed until he first Monday January next, by consent of ali par lies. JNo c CUTHBERT.
 decltids EB GALE Auctioneer
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BOARDING.

NER ANN DALE tlAle Mrs. Ann Wnlker) I'VE would inform her friends and the public that she is sil located ai her former residence of nauphin and Conception streets. The House has recently undergone such repairs 10 render it of the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Els. establishments in the city. The style of The table and prIce wlli she confidently believes, give entre sal isfaction those who may favor her with iheIr pal
 ronage. She has still accommodations for one or two f'milies, and also foi several gen emen win without lodging. novl6
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
pINEs,s AIHANTHRA,

EEl This extensive establishment has lately G,tl been reftled ia banislme style. and private en- trance made direct from Royal street 10 the splendid Ball and Concert Room, the second Aoor which has also heen hied up handsomely. for Balls, Con. certs and Fairs, and may be considered one of Ihe ilesi rnonis n iLe southern country.
 The Bar will always br supplied w,'h the hest of WINES. LIQUORS and SEGARS The ealing department will be nnder lhe immediate superin. tendance of lhepro retor whose exertions to please. he trusts, will mol be found wanting.
 h addition la the celebrated Beef Steaks Coffee and Oysters served here, visitors can al all times hereafter, be accommodated with Buckmheat Cakes and WELSH RARFBITS. uuv26cm
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
M DUH INI, HgtTIl nov26 Siga of the Black Hat. No T St Francis [,

GD@ J. .CAMERON-SEEDSM sxass TsAN No 36 RoyaL street. Mobile, %9%
 ExsASociIs a share of public patronage -i- his extensive and choice collection of Horticultura Seeds, the crop of 1916, rased by an eminent cnIii vator at lhe north, which daily expected to ar rive per brig F P Beck, from New York Addi tional supplies will be added occas onally Also "a choice colleclion of Shnhbery, Fruit Frees and Botanical collections Of native plants, put up or. der, neatly packed and labelled for exportaiion 10 an, port of Europe America.
 ! C. being practical horticultnralist, aHy trans- action in his line wlli be promptly attended 10. Or ders for fruit and other received from the nor. thern nurseries on commission noy27
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
PUBLIC SALES.
BY :. |. &I. | JONES
 S JONES Aac,,,

THIS DAY. al g o'clock ai our Grocery Sales
 Room. will be offered hfge assortment ot Gro eeres. We .Iern Prndnce 6c
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

4 Negro Woman at Auction On SATURDAY, the 3ih inst ar our sales room al 10 o'clock. will be solda very valuable Negro Wo. man fret rate Washer and Ironer AIso-A good Cook. Terms ca.h Sale nnaiiixe.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

nafiasrA' Ciothing Re, at AUrfioa. On THIS DAY, 9'h inst, si II o'clock, N Ill be sold large assortment of Mariners Clothing. iust received per brig Wakulla. consisting of-- 20 Oh Jackets; 90 do Pants
 ds Frock Coats; 24 do Su', Wesfers 10 doz SheaIhs and Belfs; Mariners ChesIs dog 4s inch Sheath Knives l3S Hickory Shirts;
 Is dog Canon Flannel Dr4wes
 doz Hue and Red Flaanel Shirts
 dog Fancy Cassimere Pants; do do Frocks q n,l 1'rousers Nc
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BY TORRANCE & STANARD.
 c M PARKER. AnoIinn

THIS DAY, 9th inst, at g o'clock at sales room for account of wh m il may concern
 A lot of Castings, damsged on the voyage of i'm.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

BARTON ACADEMY-MALr DEPARTMENT. FENHE Subscriber will reopen his School on Mon IA day, Oct. 26. Thorough and systematic in- slruction will he given, as heretofore m all the common and higher branches of English. and in the Ancient and Modern Languages. Prof GoDEFRoY will continue 10 have charge of the French Depart ment. Pupils will be taught to speak and write the Language with ease and accuracy. Tuition Ss5 and $6 per month. French SS2 extra.
 ocil4 D. F. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

BARTON ACADEMY-FEmALE DEPARTMENT. M lSS D. L. MERRILL, assisted by competent
 lfA and experienced Teachers, will open a School for young Ladies m the Academy, Monday, Oct. 26 Tue course of instruction will embrace all the branches of thorough English education, Latin. French. Drawing, Needlework and Vocal MusIc = Tuition from ss4 to ssS per month. The best teach CTS will be secured for those wishing to take lessons in Instrumental Music. ocll0
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
TEXAS AGENCY

IHNHE undersigned having connected himself with the firm of WEBB, DryAL & Co.,, pf lhe city of Austin as Gent Agents, has openedan Office in the city of Galveston, (rexas,) under the style of AYERS, WEBB & Co, which, in connection with the Office al Austin, will attend to busIneas in al parts of the State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene rally, m any part of Texas:
 To the location sale of Land Claims!
 To ihe examination of Land Titles. and give writ ten opinions as 10 their validity, when required;
 To the procuring of Patents from the General Land Office. or other documents which nay be re- quired to perfect Titles of Lands:
 To the payment of Taxes upon Lands or other property, of non-residents or abseniees.
 To the prosecution of Claims the late Republic, or present State, of Texas, for Money or L;nds
 To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government:
 To the collection of Foreign Debts, and to III GlI- CT business which comes within the purviel of q General Agency.
 The Senior member of this branch of the firm, has long been known as an active and vgient Collector Of Debts particularly such have been consittred doubtful. CT lost. He has also been largely engaged in Land matters various paris of the country, and knows as well as most men what is necessary be done in procuring good Titles.
 The junior memher of the firm, (Nlr. UPsHgR) has. for several years. been connecte, with he Gee- ersl Land Ofice-and, in the performance of he pc cuiar duI es which devoved on him. he acquired as perfect know ledge of the condition of the land ir the State as perhaps any man in it-and is, there lore eninenllv qualified for the transaction of such business as will require the possession oi that de- scription of knowledge.
 The other members practising Lawyers. One of them has, for several years, been practitioner in rexns. and has devoted much of his time to the n- sestgation of the Land Titles of the country He IS therefore, prepared 10 give opinions winch may arise respecting such Titles.
 In all cases, Communica ions addressed to the firm must be post paid, otherwise they will not be taken from the office; and where business is directed 10 be done, which will require he advancement of money the money nnst accompany the instructions.
 The charges will be moderate; but il Is inter d. ed that business confded 10 he firm shall be acted with the utmost pronptness. even should II re- qnire the attention of each of it's members, Il is hoped that none except those who iatend 10 be equally prompt in the payment ol lees. will call upon it. DAVID AIRES.
 REFER To-
 Hon. D. c. BURNETT. Austin,
 Hon. ABNER s. LIPSCOMB, Independence,
 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston,
 F. PRESCOT, Esq, New Orleans,
 Hon. F. c. HEARD, Esq, Mobile.
 GALVESTON, Sept. 25th, 1S46. nov10Mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09

CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, sc. fENHE undersigned begs leave to call the attention A Uf families, and of the citizens generality 10 his extensive
 CONFECTIONERY PARLIAMENTARY, al the southeast corner of Dauphn and Emanuel streets, where he keeps constantly on hand for sale large assortment of Cakes, Candies, Pastry, Fruits fresh and dried, of every description--Nufs of all kinds, domestIc and foreign-Grapes, &c Sc
 Orders for Pastry and Cakes, for wedding. dining and evening parties, elegantly filed al short notice
 Also, very large assortment of CIGARS, em- Oracng every variety manufactured at Havana and elsewhere oci2 T CARMELICH
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DLANK BOOKS, BLANK BooKS-A large

pLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS-A large ab assortment on hand o every kind in general use, or superior quality The stock of writing pa- per of the various sizes used for Account ssoks has been selected wiih great care, and is believed 10 be the best eyer offered in the city.
 Paper ruled any required pattern, and boud with The best materials and in the first style of work manship, at lhe shortest notice, at
 SUMWALT'S BOOKSTORE, Ia.I QG n...,h;n steaatA
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-09
MAMMOTH SHIRT DEPOT.

UT FENHE proprietor takes leave 10 inform his friends 1 aud customers that he has removed from No. 53 To 5l Daaphin Street, being more convenient and betier store, where he has the choice and ee- gant collection ofShiris, Scarfs Cravats and uider- garments offered either in this or in any other city in the Union.
 Yonr polite attention to the above will ohlige noy2l $. DAVIS Look out for the Sign of the Mammoth Sbirt, and the large windows snder Dr R O Shaw's Dentistry.