Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-21
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-=s Francis caakt"' q al ] Esi Ihtne of 3 vii of s,eamsas, a$ Niagara 'n. aIg". ~'l ,qGa" oa "'cG IcG States fn, the Southern Disfirt of \ hlaina and o me directed, have seized an iuln III, poascssion ken ibe steamboat NIAGARA, Ter iaek,e, apparel, &c ihis Is lo ce and ddmnnish all persons having pretending to haze any right, ttc, interest eiaim in of io the above ninged steamboat. her tackle, Sc. Io be ana appear beinfe the Hon. District Court for the ab,v.. aalnod disnct the 3lsi ast. and show cause if any they have, why the above named steam boat, her tackle, &c should not he condemned ac cording to the prayer of the lihellln.
 deeI7 15tf k. |. CRAWFORD, U. s. NJ. INVALUABLE COTTON LAND IN SOUTn v ALABAMA, FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber, administrator of the estate nf William Smth, de- reased, offers for sale two large and valuable rna lions, the A'al ana river, about l2 miles above Srlaia. and D miles below Noul 5amery. One of them is in the county of Auauga, containing cig- teen hunired ,ef which from se,en ta eight hm- ,lred acres are in cultivation, bnuntiluy supplied with water .o plantation purposes and for staek, hy tilias stream, running entirely through the plantation. That portion of the tract which, ls not under cultivation, is we'll tnhcrcd and principally cotton Ind, of the ,ery besl quality for inc culture of cotton and corn.
 The other tract is situated in the county of Dallas. in the bend of the Alabama river, generally known by Durand's Boud-contaning about fourteen hu,,- drcd acres, nine hanrcd of which in cultivation. This tract Is also well supplied with timber and wa ter. and is of the best quality oi cotton land.
 Both these plantations are bounded, and divided from each other. ly the Alabama river; they are now in state othigh cultivation, with comfortable dwell lings, gin-houscs and other necessary buildings on each, it for immediate The quality oi the soil, the easy access to market b, the Aahamn rlver, the southern latitude, and tine character of the popu alton in the two counties of paas and Aut;inea, a ford great inducements to capitalists lssnnus nt en- gaaing m the culture of the great staple of the south The crops this year, Il s supposed, will proaee i3 500 bales of 300 poaeds each, cultivated by sixty three hands.
 The stock of corn, fodder and oats, now the plantations, ihc hogs and cattle, bachsmith's tools and farming utensils, arc alse offered for sale. Pos session gwen at the end of the year.
 Persons wishing to purchase. can apply to MT. k. H. Gaston at the landing on the river, ad joining the Autaln;, plnniaiion who will show the premises to me at my residence in huntsville during the sum mer, and at New Orleans during the winter. The terms, for either or both ui the plantations, will bc quiie advantageous MEREDITH CALhoUN'
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 Arj~ The Charleston Courier, Richnnnd Enquirer anu Huntsville Advocate will insert lhe above once d week for eight weeks, and forward their accounts to the Democrat Office, Huntsville, for payment. In Chancery of Alahama-Mobe County
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 Charles Brown and Lucy C. Brown, his vie, deft S.
 PURSUANT to decree rendered III this cause at the Spring rerm A. D. 1911, of the court of chance for the first district of the southern chancery d. sision of said state a. Mobile shall proceed 10 sell
 in ihe order prescribed in said dccree) on the first Monday m December next, m iront ol the conr' house of Mobile county and between the lsuaI'lours of sheriff sales all the interest of Charles Brown and wife, in so much of he property described as follows, in certain deed of mortgage matte and oXecned by said defendants to id dcompanants and bearing date the 18th day of May A. D. lS2S us may be necessa- " 10 satisfy said decree, to wll:-Snndry parcels o real estate situated in the city of Mobile in the state of Alabama, bounded and described ns follows, viz one ot of land bounded norihwardiy on St. Francis street two hundred and 6tty-two feet, westwardy on land of White ninety egnt ieei southwardly on land of F. & w. Armstrong about two hundred and forty dred and twenty feet; westwardly on Water street one hundred and three feet; soulhwardly on land o II. Hitchcock, about two hundred and twenty teei eastwardly on Commerce street one hundred and slN feet A SD certain wharf or water lot with the dock and flats thereto ad joining andbclonging, bound cd on Commerce strest about one hundred and slN feet; northwardly on the dock about two hundret and eighty-fve feet; eastwardy on the channel O Mobile rlver about one hundred and six ie9t south wardly by another dock or flats two hundred anc cehty-five feetogathcr with all the buildings or said several lois of fand and also all the rights priv ileges and appurtenances 10 the same in any way belonging, meaning and hereby intending to convey all the real estate whatsoever of me the said Brown within said city of Mobile whether particularly de scribad or noi Terms of sale cash
 | Witness, Malcolm J. McRae Register of said conr of chancery, this tho list day ofNoyember, 1Sil Attest,
 | nova 66ttds NJ. J. McRAE, Register. | o. The sale of the property above described i postponed till the first Monday in January next. | dec NJ. J. McRAE.