Mobile Register and Journal, 1846-12-31

Trailer*. Moses H. Grinuell, Jacob It Neviur, Conrad \V. Faber, Kred'k G. Foster, Saimud M. Fox. Richard K. 11 >«i<- lit Win F.dgar Howland, Peter Poidrier, Godfrey Paiiisou, Geo. VVintlirop Grey, Samel L. Mitcbill, Roswell .Sprague, Schuyler Livingston, Oliver Slate, jr, Aniliony R. Neilson, Duke Mills, Allied Seton, Robert L, Maitland, Outles Sugory, Henry A . (-nit, Peter J. Francis, John A Delia, Theodore Delion, Elias Pouvert, William II. Macy, John I). Van Boren, Fred'k Wiesmann, Charles II. Marshall, Joseph Foulke, ir, William II. Creagli, B F Dawson, T. Starchan, A B NEH.SON, President. ALFRED SF/I'ON, Vice President, JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary. New York, October 29, 1848 The subscrilrers continue to take Marine, River and Fire risks on Cotton and other merchandise as agents for the above Company. This company declared a dividend of 82& per cent on the earned premiums for the last year and has assetts to the extent of 700.°00 dollars, as per above advertisement. MAGEE, Dili.HORN & CO. nov9 No 24 St Francis si Marine, River and File Insurance. OELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO OF A the City ok Nkw-York. - This Company commenced business in June, 1845 - has an amph subscription to secure the payment of its losses, and its business will in all respects Im conducted on the most fair and liberal principles. The profits to be divided entirely among the assumed. Trustees. VVm. VV. Todd. Anson G. Phelps, Russel Stehhins, Charles Kneeland, Lothrop L. Sturgess, George F. Thomas, SWI L. Mitcbill, Robt. II. McCurdy, Tims. P. Stanton, George Collins, Ewd. Remetit, Silas K. Everett, Francis B Cutting, Simeon Baldwin, Jas. G. Stacey, Win. Augustus White, Dennis Perkins, Thus. VV. Gale, Edmund Lalfan, Win D. Thompson, George Bulkley, Henry VV Hubhell, Wui. Van Arsdale, Horace Southmayd, Wm.B Draper, O. De Forest Grant, John Peck, Isaiah C. Whitmore, Peter A. Hargons, Justus Harrison, Jas.'I Sautter, Edward Ricknrdson, Jacob B. Herrick, Philander Hanford, Edward Tompkins, George F. Hussey, Edmond Dwight, Thomas Dunham, llimry Havilaud, Theodore Perry, Charles M. Connolly. William VV. Dibri.ke, Sec'y - Simeon Bald Baldwin, - win, Baldwin, President - Justus Harrison, V. President. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company, are prepared lo lake Marine and River links on Cotton and other Merchandize, mid will also insure against Fire, or Brick and Wood Buildings, and their contents at the usual rales ol premium. ESLAVA, MURRELL CO. KOTKCTION INSURANCE COMPANY ok HARTFORD. - This company was incorporat incorporated - ed incorporated with a perpetual charter in 18*5, and is now one of the oldest and best established institutions in this country. A very large and prosperous business for twenty vesrs is the best guaranty of its character. Capital, $400,000. DIR tCTORS. Daniel W. Clark, Benj. VV. Greene, John Warhurton, VVm. VV. Ellsworth, William Thrall, Elisha Peck, Chas. 11. Noriham, Ellery Hills, Thus. Belknap, Win. Kellogg, Ezra Strong, A. G. Hazard, Win. A. Ward, E. G. llowe. Lemuel Humphrey. I). VV. CLARK, President. Wat. Conner, Secretary. Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms - claims for loss or damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against the company he ing vested in the agent. JNO. C. RV'AN, Agent, dec27 18 St Michael street. Ylutuul Benefit Life Insurance Company No. II Wall Street, New-York. out.6, Pattkii*<>n, President. Benj. C. Uillkk, Secy Jos. L. Loud. Agent. 172 Folieif* isMUsd trout 1st May last to Jat March - Premium. .$108,985 25 91 Policies issued to 20 March. 16,500 0(1 nd only two losses, $">000 - $2000.$125,435 25 Advantages offered by this co - Premiums may lie paid in lull,or by weekly, monthly or quarterly instalments; and when if exc red* $50, one 4 only in cash, and thu other £ in a secured note payable in twelve mouths with six per cent interest, rentwakle% and subject only loassesinent after sixty day* notice, if needed by losses. Profits divided annually in available scrip liearing six per cent interest, on which the Company will advance two twothirds - thirds twothirds in cash if required, or'the profits can be added to increase the smn insured. Third persons can in sure the lives of others. The assured can, after a term of years, surrender the policy and receive its equivalent value; and every precaution taken to pre prevent - vent prevent a forfeiture of the pobey The Company also insures on joint lives, and grants annuities and endowments. Slaves, (House-servants and Mechanics) in insured. - sured. insured. Mobile, 22d April. 121 WALTER SMITH, Agent.

swollen anu relieved in me name manner. By the pressure upon the lower bowel, producing coslivaneas, and obstructing the free return of blood to die heart, piles are produced, which are always re relieved - lieved relieved by laxative medicines. These are the effects of pressure on the parts below. Byt w« also see that the stomach, liver and spleen will now be left unsup unsupported, - ported, unsupported, and are hanging (comparatively) from the upper ligaiurnls, producing in the region of the liver, a sense of hanging and dragging, dull pain, causing the patient to lean over and piesa that regioa with the hand. The region of the atomach will be sunken ami tender, re retracted - tracted retracted and flat, and the patient will speak of ''gone ''goneness," - ness," ''goneness," sinking, gnawing, and ether like sensations, all because the organa have fallen away; and left a "gone "gonetmsa" - tmsa" "gonetmsa" in reality. See how aaeh people wiU lean for forward - ward forward and walk carefully, and press the hand to the lower abdomen ; such people will also complain of heartburn, sour belching*, and distress after eating - Also, the spleen will he dragged downwards, pulling oh its upper ligaments, producing a dead,dull, heavy, constant pain in the aide, which nothing taken inter interually - ually interually ran*#; ond observe how all these feelings exist together. By ihisnteaatB. the diaphragm ia pulled downward?, and ceases to support the lungs and heart, and the lat latter - ter latter will now he suspended, causing a frequent flutter fluttering - ing fluttering or palpitation and sense of sinking here. The luugs will be dragged upon, producing a disposition to lean forward ia silting er standing. Also, a shortness of breath, and dry cough, and dull pain in the breast, and tense of tightness will be felt. The above and other anologout affections have hitherto baffled nil constitutional treatment; but, nine* they have been viewed us mechanical, at d have been treated by Lace (see plate), they have all been treated with astonishing success ; and we can how sea a host of cases seemingly well or half well, or combined with real diseave, requiring medicine,who cannot enjoy life, or be cured upon common principles of treatment; and why? because their house is falling down, and by biuding them up ther pains vanish, and efficacy to in internal - ternal internal remedies is thereby given. THOSE WHO SHOULD USE THE LACE. Those who aru weak from long confhieniem, who live sedentarily, are of lax fibre, easily fatigued, or who are pregnant, predisposed W> abortion, or are tu child bed. should always wear the Lace ; particularly all affected wiui spinal compluinis. Weak and lax laxfibred - fibred laxfibred children should always wear it early to prevent per'nanoot drooping and curvature of the spine. Also all afflicted with paiu, weakness, or curvature of the spine. Also, all laboring under whst are called female weaknesses, either of profuse, painful, or obrructed menstruation They should be the accompaniment of weak shoemakera. tailors, curriers, seamstresses, and especially of female operatives in factories, also of weak ladies and gentleman iravellh g. The following short catalogue of symptoms may be of service - ihortnesa of breath, weuk breast, cough jnd spitting of blood, with inability or indisposition lo '-it elect, palpitation of the heart, pain in one or both ddes, distress, or »:okiug, or sense of goneness at the s'nojach, with heartburn and acid eructations, costive costiveue»s - ue»s costiveue»s and piles, sense of weakness and pressing do vu of the lower abdomen, weakness of the hips, and pain slid loss of sansibilitv and strength in the lower limbs, with inability to walk much, weakness aud pain iu the Uacfc. nervousness, with low spirit* with other analo analogous - gous analogous complaints. For sale bv I. C. DuBOSJC A CO.; Sole Agents, doel7 39 Water street, to*A KL k'l AKbH - t'olgiiiee iSiaicIi in *mni and Urge boxes, received per Imrk Weaken*. dec*_HAVILAND, CLARK A CO Iilt* V* AK> - A full usaoitment of English Plan Planished, - ished, Planished, just landing. Also. Plain and Japaneii TijL .Vare of every description. Cur solo l«wht dec 4 PRICli A « PF^CEtt, 74 and 76 WntJ[ m

BARTON AOAOKIfl Y-Femai.e Department. Ill IdS 0. L. MhKHII.L, assisted by competent J-"" and experienced Teach*,,?- will open a School f«»r young Ladies in the Academy., on Monday, Oct. ^6 The course of instructien will embrace all the branches of a thorough Fhigt.sli education, Latin, Preach. Drawing, Needlework and Vocal Music. - Tallinn from to 4»8 per mouth. The best teach teachI - I teachI ers will l>e secured for iltose w ishing tn take lessons in Insjruinen'til Music. octIO Ur kSauutug'i Patent Lac«( for Weakness of tko Body. Wenhuess of the Bream, with shortness of Breath; and spilling of Blood ; Palpitutiuu of tl e Heart; weakness of die Sides aud Stomach ; Dyspepsia ; Cosliveness and Piles ; pain ia the Back, w th Cur Curvature - vature Curvature ; bearing down, with weakness uf the hips and lower extremities; and drooping of the body, especially in young ladies and children. \ I f object is only to aid the suffering in deciding as .±*1- u> a trial uf die Patent I.ure, for the relief of their afflictions. I shall say just enough on some com complaints, - plaints, complaints, to show that the Lace proposes to relieve many apparently opposite affections, in a rational and natu natural - ral natural manner. The substance of the whole may be summed up in this ; that inan,anirually considered, is a machine, aud that when hiv mechanical perfection is in any degree lost, there must follow a natural and corresponding modification or depreciation of its functions, ana natu naturul - rul naturul result. This is true uf die soft as well as of the hard parts. With reference to the organs, or soft parts of uie trunk, we remark, that they are all connec connected - ted connected together, from the top to the base of the liunral cavity, and are under the influence ofiheir own weight; that, they in health,till support each other,from below' upwards, not dragging each other downwards. This compact and upward uction, is whietiy effected by the surrounding abdominal muscles, when in an active, healthy stale- Of course when diese are relaxed, die whole pile of organs wi.l fall, producing a general con confusion - fusion confusion aud displacement of organs, necessarily produ producing - cing producing a host ol luiu.tn.nal derangements, tn a meohnni meohnniual - ual meohnniual way. These derangements wilJ he mechanical, and of course only curable by restoring the parts to their pr-per place. The following expresses some of die unturel effects of muscular and ligamentous relaxa relaxation - tion relaxation upon the body which ranuet be cu ed by medi medicine - cine medicine exclusively, viz: The whole mass ol organs falls, and presses on the urinary organ, producing a too frequent evacuation of urine; or else, turning it back, nr forward,so as to cramp the stem and retain the urine, produces reten retention, - tion, retention, giving too many a false reason to suppose the kid kidneys - neys kidneys to be affected ; they also pi ess on the tower bowel shut it up, und thereby mechanically produce costive costivein-sa - in-sa costivein-sa and torpor of the bowels. There will also be exerted a pressure on the uterus (or w«mb), crowding it downward out of place, putting its supporting chorda upon the strotch, producing u sense of pain, wiang ling, aching and lamenessnf die hack, pulling,or draw drawing - ing drawing of the groins, where these ligaments are attached, aud n great tense ol weight or pacing at the lower belly, causing the patieut to put his or her hands on that part ou walking. The nerves going to the lower limb*, giving the function of sensation and motion, are compressed by the same means (i. e. a permanent de descent - scent descent of the abdominal oiguns) producing uuinbncrs, or else too much sensitiveness, as prickling aud wrung wrungIii - Iii wrungIii g pain, extending down the hips aud thighs; also, loss of, or impeded motion, especially on moving a spell in the morning, increasing to crump, or almost entire loss of motion towards night, all Cone mechani mechanically, - cally, mechanically, which is better in the morning Also die feet will swell near night, because the pressure obstructs the ascent of the transparent fluids into the body, but will be better in the moruii g. The veins will also be

1RAAS AUKAtl . tpHE undersigned touring connected himself w ith l the firm of NVebb, Dcval & Co., of the city of Austin, ns General Agems, has opened an Office in the city of Galveston, (Texas,) under the style of Ayers, Webb & Co., which, in connection with the Office at Austin, will atteiH to business in nil parts of the Slate. 'They will purchase and sell Heal Estate, gene genetally, - tally, genetally, in any part of Texas: 'I o the locution or sale of Land Claims: To the examination of Land Titles, and give writ written - ten written opinions as to their validity, when required; To the procuring of Talents from the General Land Office, or other documents which may be re required - quired required to perfect 'Titles of Lands; To the payment of Tuxes upon Lunds, or other property, of non-residents or aosentees. To the prosecution of Claims outlie late Republic, or present State, of Texas, for Money or Lands: To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government: To the collection of Foreign Debts, and to all oth other - er other business which comes within the purvieu of a General Agency. The Senior member of this branch of the firm, has long been known as an active and vigilenl Collector of Debts, particularly such as have been considered doubtful, or lost. He has also been largely engaged in Laud matters in various purls of the country, and knows as well as most men what is necessary *o lie done in procuring good Titles. The junior member of the firm, (Mr. Upshur) has, for several years, been connected with the Gen General - eral General Land Office - and, in the pm forma nee of i lie pe peculiar - culiar peculiar duties which devolved on him, lie acquired as perfect a know ledge of the condition of the land in the Stale as perhaps any man in it - and is, there therefore, - fore, therefore, eininenily qualified lor the transaction of such business as will require the possession of ilia' de detcriplion - tcriplion detcriplion of knowledge. The other members are practising Lawyerr. One of them Ims, for several years, been a practitioner in Texas, and has devoted much of his time to the in investigation - vestigation investigation of the Land Titles of the country. He is therefore, prepared to give opinions which may arise respectim? such 'Titles. In all cases. Communications addressed to the firm -mist be post paid, otherwise they will not lie taken from the office; and where business is diiected to be lone, which will require the advancement of money, lie money mutt uecuiiipany the instructions. The charges will be moderate; but ns it is intend intended - ed intended that business confided to the firm sboll be trans transacted - acted transacted with the utmost promptness, even should it re require - quire require the constant attention of each of its members, - t is hoped that none except those who intend to tie equally prompt in the payment e»| (ees, will call upon it. DAVID AYRES. Refer To - lion. D. G. BURNET, Austin, Hon. ABNER 8. LIPSCOMB, Independence. Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston, E. TRESCOT, Esq., New Orleans, Hou. E. C. HEARD, Esq., Mobile. Galveston, Sept. 25th, 18443. n >v 10 mi no -[A DOZEN Corn Brooms, for sale low by JU dtcio L MF.RPH A NT ft r?0 fl ft BARRELS Red Beaus ju*i received hmu lor 11/ sale by |nov2S] L MERCHANT fc CO Ti \ BOXES Tobacco, for sale by JU oov25 BEERS* SMITH.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The tmdcr tmdcrt - t tmdcrt signed have this day purchased ihe inter interest - est interest of Mr. Chas. McUui.l.ou g H, in ihe house of CoFFitl k M tCu I.LUUgit, and will transact the HARDWARE and SHIP CHANDLERY BUSI BUSINESS - NESS BUSINESS under the name and style uf Coffin k (i RIGGS. CHARLES fi, COFFIN, odt» WM. C. QRIGGB. O'l ICE - The undersigned has this day dispos disposlied - lied disposlied of his entire mock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, to Messrs. Coffin ft Griggs, and resp»ctfully solicits for them the patronage of his friends and the public. <>ci5_C B SANFORD. |%JOTICE. - G. WKSfFKLDT tins day ceases to *- v lie a partner m the linn of G. Westfeldt & Bi other - Mobile July I, 1846. G. WESTFELDT R WESTFELDT REINHOLD WESTFELDT com neslotrans neslotransact - act neslotransact a General Commission Hindi "s I-t his own account, under Ihe firm of G. \A eslieldl & Broiher - Mobile July I, 1846. rjTHE partnership heretofore existing between J. the undersigned snder the firm ol Wood ft H k k w F. R is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs of the courern will bn «etiled k> Chas Bhkweii, who alone u authorized to use the name of the fit in in liquidatiin. E WOOD, C. BREWER. M obi In, July 1, 18-16_i\l TVOTICE. - The copartnership heretofore exia exia11 - 11 exia11 ting between the undersigned, under the firm of Ryan & Taylor, is this dav dissolved by u.utu»l consent. Either partite'' w ill attend to the um*e*tied business of ti»« firm- - Mobile, 20th June 1846 je22 JNO. C. RYAN, THOB. H.TAVLOR HAVING disposed of our stock of Groceries to Mr. I). T. Nook, we will from and after this date,discontinns business The nameoftlie firm w ill be used by either of im in liquidation of debts. We take great pleisure in recommending Mr. None to our friends and patrons, and hope they will extend to him the same liberal patronage which they were pleased to bestow upon us - Mobile, June I, 1846. je4 HAYDEN A- LEE. 8 I AV1NG purchased ot x,essrs Hayden k Lee 1 their entire slock of Grorei ms, 1 will continue the business under the firm and style of D. T. Nook k Co., and solicit the pniroirtge of my friends and dial bestowed upon inv predecessois - Mobile, June 1,1840 ( p 4) _D T NOPE DISSOLUTION - The partnership heretofore existing bo tween ills subscribers, as Diiiggisl*' and Apothecaries, under the name of MoSKI.Y& Tuckkr, is this day dissolved by mutual agree agreement. - ment. agreement. J. TUCKKR having purchased the entire interest in the business, will continue it on his own account and under the same name as finluerly. All persons having claims against tin late firm will present them for payment, and those indebted are requested to make payment to J. Tuckkr, who is authorized to use the name of the firm in settlement. P. MOSELY, Mobile, Mav 1, 1846. J. TUCKER. f IIIIE subset il>er will continue the Ship Jhamiel J- ry ami Grocery Business at the old stand 96 Commerce street, and solicits a share of public pa patronage. - tronage. patronage. CHARLES BREWER. Mobile, July 1, 1846. jyl THE subscriber having taken his brothers Luk e and Hugh Mastf.rson intor.onartnersh'p, the business will in fiilura, I* conducted in the name ol M ASTERS ON & BROTHERS, both in St. Louis, Mo. aud in this place placei - i placei a a 22 JAMES MASTERSON.

M M'li ivr I' - i ue commodious siory Brick Dwelling House, si'uated on Die nor ill ervM corner of Monroe and Claiborne sheets, fot merly in the occupancy of Dr Lopes. Fur tenns, to 1st November next, apply to S P BULLARD, or D CHANDLER, novll St Fruncis st AA FOR RENT - The Store on CflOtlMffC it., lately occupied by jV1r Cunningham. The b ii i h 11 Dwelling house on St Francis street, site Mr. Buttle'* residence. Apply to novf) BAKIN'WFLL 4 WANROY. ML ^DR RENT - A very comfortable Office. with two rooms, on St. Fruncis street, lie lietween - tween lietween my residence and the Stale Bank. nov4 __ j c Norr. AA OFFICE FOR RF.NT - A siunll Cotton Office over the store of the undersigned for rent low nov2 WARE *» CHEHBKOllOH. AA FOR REN'P - Tbe two Brick Teneaieni* situated on tbe north -earn corner of St. Francis and Franklin streets, each tenement bus seven good rooms with two sto v Kilcbeas, Cellars and well of water hi Die yard. Also, the two Brick Teuemei.'s s. "jted on Jack sou, between St Anthony and State streets, to good tenants they will be rented low. r^rteiius apply to C W GASCOIGNE, octlG st EC Center 4* Co AgA FOR REN I4 - From the ltd November, the wo story brick dwelling bouse, on Die south east corner of St Fiancis and Joachim street*. The tenement is ut piesenl occupied by the und**t signed # oct9 JOHN B TODD. 47 Da< pbin »i. iSlKH'K IIWFUINU lor KKN'f--TUe lurgr JiImW brick dwelling, with all convenient and ne* cersary out building* and spaclon* lot, t|nw«4>«l on north side of "*t Anibouy bet ween Jackson and Clai Claiborne - borne Claiborne street*, will be tented at a fair price to a good tenant. Apply at Office Merchant* Insurn ice Co sepSO T W McCOY AgA FOR RENT. - The two two-story Brick fftUB Dwelling Houses situated on Die south side of St Michael street, next above tbe residence of J. Wanroy, rsq. Each tenement contains five rooms, a pantry,closet, and cemented cellar, and to aacli there is a two shny brick kitchen, having lour good rooms. To good tenant* the lent will be low Apply to (sep28) I. C. DnBOSE A* CO. FUR SALE, BARTER OR RENT - The Residence formerly occupied by the under undersigned, - signed, undersigned, st Cottage Hill, immediately on the Pasca Pascagoula - goula Pascagoula road, 7 miles from lire city, and three fourths of a mile from Maj. J. Ansi ill's residence, is offered for sale low for cash, or will lie exchanged for ne negroes - groes negroes ut a fuir valuation. The tract contain* 27 acre* of land, more or less. If not sold, Die same will be rented to a good tenant ut a low rate. For further particulars, apply to tbe lion Henry Goldlli Goldlliwaite - waite Goldlliwaite or the subscriber at N. Orleans. mli21 US WM B. MALONE. FOR SALE - Thar commodious and desir desirJj'FM - Jj'FM desirJj'FM able residence oil Dauphin Way, within 24 mill * from the Mansion Houf*-, known a* the resi residence - dence residence of the late Edward O'Connor, slid now in die occupancy of Win. Stuart. It is u hamlsoiue country place and the buildings are of the best kind. The main house is large, and built aud fin - shed in the most Approved manner, and calculated for a large family. The premises occupy three acre*. For terms apply to BR. TARDY, or 111I1I6 WM. STUART.

r sArttfoitn »t h. r. wm-son. EDITORS and proprietors. TLUMS. lUltf Pavbr P*r annum, in advance.$10 v0 » -< lor aU month* ** ...-.».---- CeuKTRT Prpbh, (weekly) per annum, in advance .» 00 «t »» " for ait month*, " 2 5t No eahecrlptiou discontinued until arrearage* are paid. «n!e** a' the option of the proprietor. ITT Advertising, <- t regular charge, will be One Dollar - square of 12 line* for the first, and Fifty Cent* for each -nb*minmit insertion, when published daily. It inserted weekly, semi-weekly, or trl-weekly,onedollnr each tune » f ADVgRTiaBRa by the year, will be contracted with on the following terms, - it being expressly understood that Hn agreement with a house In buxine**, or with *u> ndividual, shall he -ppllcahle only to the immediate nod eaitimnte harness in which they or he may he engaged; and that all notice* relating to other anil distinct busi business, - ness, business, legal notices, administrator'* notice* or sales, noli cesnfthe Individual partner* of a house, Ac., will he held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement, and charged at regular prices. . One square, (twelve line* or less) with a prjvi- ( 0u lege of changing or renewing twice a week... > Do do(with like privileges! for 6 business month*.. 30 00 Two squares (with privilege of change) one year.. 6> 0»'< t,y- Standing ailvertiseinent* fop Patent Medicines Bo«.ks, ice., occupying a large spif'.e, and requiring no al alterations, - terations, alterations, will he published by the year on very low term* jj- Business Cards of a few lines, inserted eonspicu ou*ly, 6 month* for $10, In advance - and If continued during the year for $15, in advance. O' Fire Companies will he contracted with at $20 per annum, each - payable semi-annually In advance. j3P Candidate nomination* to be paid for iu advance, Five Dollar* for the canvas*. All advertisement* required by law will be charged lull No grateitou* advertising for.Societies or Companies. Payment will he required ot yearly advertiser* eemi eemi- - - eemi- ':»l|"1|v in advance FOR NEW ORLEANS, w * NEW CANAL LINE, from St Michael street wharf, consisting oI plearner" MOBILE, Cajunm W C Sutton, and Montezuma, Cupt h t Keiiv. The fine new ateamer MOBILE, C»pl W ( Hut HutInn, - Inn, HutInn, will leave a* above each MONDAY mill THURSDAY. HI 12 m Returning - leaves New Orlanii, Pitch Tne.day anil Friday Tlip good anil .munch steamer JMON TA/.I >IA, C.||I II F. Kelly, w ill leave a- above each TUES TUESDAY - DAY TUESDAY and SATURDAY at U *M. tourhiug hi iIip watering places. Returning - leaves New OrleHii. each VVpdnp.day and Sunday. For freight or passage, having line a-rnminnda a-rnminndalions, - lions, a-rnminndalions, apply on braird at Ml Mirhapl si wlmrf or to C. A. GILBERT 8t BKO , 26 Front in pot FRIDAY |>A< KF.T FDR TUSCALOOSA c f~TfVtrrf a. TIip fust running ilonmlinat fcJL.aJ_.^1 LOUISA HOPKINS, Win T Js$3ts0iikSiBm Mphher master, will inn during the season asli regular weekly packet, leaving Mo Mobile - bile Mobile every FRIDAY ai 5 o'clock pm Leaves Tus Tuscal.msa - cal.msa Tuscal.msa every MONDAY at 10 o'clock am, and arrive ai Mobile WEDNESDAY. dec2S CAMPBELL,OWEN A- GO, Agonls

MOBILE AND EOLUMBUS PACKET K rV**#*jL Tlio splendid fast running pas pas!->,>_ - !->,>_ pas!->,>_ .eager steamer NEW WORLD, I"- II - Estes, master, will run during llie present season as a regular weekly packet - leaving Mobile everv TIJESI)A Y at 5 pm, and atrive at Columbus on THURSDAY at 3 PM. On her downward trip leave Columbus every FRIDAY at 9 am, and arrive in Mobile Sunday night. nnv28 CAMPBELL, OWEN fc<'0, Agents. The New World will commence her trips with the first rise of water WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA! w t^Tlie steamboat If. KINNEY', II. 3^y2gS5wHK^biiise\ master, will run during tile season as a regular week,y packer, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence as soon as the wat«r wilI permit. Pur freight or passage apply f'n board, or to nov9 M. WARING 4- CO. MOBILE.MON fGOMERY ANDWETUMPKA, WEEKLY PACKET. m |y The fine steamer DALLAS, G. W. Lapington master,will ply duiing the season as a regular Weekly Packet, to the above and all intermediate landings, commencing her trips at the first rise of the river, leaving Mobile everv WEDNESDAY evening al 5 o'clock pm., arriving al Montgomery every FRIDAY morning, in lime for the cars lor Cheltaw,arriving at Welumpka e-eiy FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock pm. Reluming, leaves We tiunpka every SATURDAY , at 12 n chick m., and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on the arrival of the cars from Cheliuw, and arnvcs at Mobile every MONDAY morning, in lime for pas seogers tu lake llie N«w Orleans Mail bunts. The steamboat Dallas lias been thoroughly repair repaired, - ed, repaired, hating been hauled nut in the New Oi leans Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared to make her as safe and comfortable as any in the trade. ocl30 M. WAR'NG & CO., Agents. N . B - The Dallas is provided with a fine Engine and Hoes. MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEFKLY PACKET. V, t' »iS«gm % The fine, light draught steamboat l Jiijli. - ogfeN WM BRADS I REE I'. T. Men Menmaster, - master, Menmaster, will pi) during the en ensuing - suing ensuing season Injlween the above polls, touching at all the intermediate land ngs. She will com commence - mence commence running on the earliest rise ol the river, leav leaving - ing leaving MOIII I.E every Monday evening al 5 o'clock, arriving at MONTGOMERY on Wednesday morn morning. - ing. morning. On her return, she will leave MONTGOME MONTGOMERY - RY MONTGOMERY on Wednesday evening at 5 o,clock, and lunch lunching - ing lunching at SF.LM A, will leave that place at 10 o'clock am, the next day, (Thursday,) completing liertrip at Mobile, on Saturday morning. For height or passage apply mi hom'd. nov5 " MOBILE, UAINSVlLLE AN D W AKSA W PACKET W k The fast running passenger sleatn sleatn, - , sleatn, -.1# er JAMES HEWITT. M. Uuur Uuurrier, - rier, Uuurrier, inastor, will ply the ensuing season ns a tegu lar weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATUR DAY at 5 o'clock pm. and Warsaw and Gainsville as heretofore. (JO- The Hewitt lots lieen thoroughly repaired anil is now in first rule order. Captain Uuarrirr hopes to continue to receive that patronage which bus heretofore been so liberally lieslowcd upon lion. ,,.,7 M WARING k CO