For Tho Rnpister and Ionrnal.
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 In these hard times, Mir. Editor, when money is so very scant among us, We are really sorry to see many of our citizens leaving the place during the summer and strolling over the whole Union, spend- ing the money that every patriotic person would wish might be kept at home. We are told thit merchants must quit on business-be il so. But there ma ny-many families who leave for the benefit o aon and health, and make the remark that all who wish well 10 the community, would surely prefer thai these part of them should take their recreation and enjoy the summer among ourselves and spend their money with us, rather than 10 squander it away strangers and never be brought back to Us m any shape. am led to make these remaI ks from view ing an undertaking which two or three meritorious individuals have lately started as a recreation and pleasure for those who remain with us during the summer. l mean the fitting up of the steamboat LITTLE HARRIET and placing her upon the line between Mobile, Bakeley and the village of Belle Rose. This is not the first time that we have ad- vered to the beauty of Mobile Bay in the columns Of your paper, and We are free to say lt again. that we Know of no finer steamboat sail in the whole South- ern States, than the run from Mobile to Blakeey and then down to the village. But have no doubt that thsre are many, even of our old citizens, who do not know what the Village is, or where it is We will take leave to enlighten them on the subject The Village. then, is l2 Is miles south of Blake. ley, in Baldwin county, and has Mir. Garrow's and Col. Shoots lands for it's opposite on the Mobile side. The whole tract on the Bay running south 10 Ragged Point, may extend about miles ande very acre of it s well adapted for residences in For those who wish merely sail, speak adyis- edly, rather experimentally. when we say, that we have found excursion on the East River, N [. York; no way superior to the sal down the Tensaw from Blakeley to Ragged Point in the steamboat Little Harre As il is all rIver sailing, the squalls which occur sometimes the open Bay entirely avoided. We further remark, that consider the owners of the Little Harriett fortunate in being able to engage Mr. Charles oster, old acquaintance, as Captain and Pilot; he has commanded on the Blakeley line, time out of mind and is safe steamboat pilot and is as obliging and attentive Captain, we are bound to say. as any record. Added to all the other pleasures of the line. ihe charge for passage the whole distance over, 25 miles, is so very irifIng as not to be worth mentioning

 Nj. M.