Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-25
T,T EXECUTORS SALE,


 NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance oi an lN order of the Honorable the Orphans Court for Mobile county, made the fifteenth day of Febru- ary, A. D. l545 shall proceed on the seventh day of April A. D. lS45, sell public sale for cash, to the highest and hest bidder, the Court House in ihe city of NJ bile, the following deserbed real eslae, being the property of the estate of the late Joseph Auze, deceased-thHi is to say, all that lot or parcel of ground, beginning at point the side of Claiboi ne street, one hundred and ten feet southwardy of the sonih east angle of Govern ment and Claiborne streeis thence by line running eastwardly eighty -four feet parallel win Govern ment street 10 N post, thence by line running soulhwardly and parallel with Claiborne street nine ty.leet to point, thence by line running west wardy parallel with the first described boundary, eighty foJr feet 10 point on the eas side o Cai- borne street, thence along the east side of Claiborne stree, ninety feet to the place of beginning.
 Also, all that other piece and parcel Of land, sua- te lying and being in the city of Mobile in square No 24l, bounded the west hy psoperty of Willis Sanders aud B. L. Barnes, the north by property lately of B. H Rutland, the east by lots beiong- ing 10 B. B. Beall. and the south by lots lately of James Pau--having the f,iowing dimensions: the west line running north 2Sadg west about forty six feet, the north line running north 66dg west about fifty eight feet more or less. g4
 Also, all that lot parcel of ground, situate, lv- ing and being in the city If Mobile in square 24l, and numbered in the plan of survey made by James Dowe, lot number nine, fronting on the north side of State street, containing fifty two feet ten inches on the front, and ninety feet in depth. E Also, one undivided half part of all that piece or parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and beisB in the said city of Mobile, on the corner of St. Louis and Jackson streets, having front op St Lotus of hundred and ten feet. running through to St. Anthony street, with the same front on St. Anthony on St. Louis street. bnunded north by St. Anthony, west by Jackson, souh by St. Louis street, and east by lands of Daniel WaIkel and others: | .-5,l t... c. sAUZE,
 Executor of the will of Jos. Auze deceased.
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 | ITO THE PUBLIG-Having, in c,nnexion with | -A the proprietors of the other Presses, signed uniform tariff of charges on cotton, in order 10 com- ply with the repeated solicitations of boh Factors and Shippers, to relieve them from the perplexity caused by many different rates, we deem h due 10 ourselves to assign our reasons for so doing.
 The ariff differs from the one published by US m the early part of the season. in but two items o m- poriance, to wit: Planters Storage and Drayage from wharves to Press. In relation to the first item we have adopted ihe rate universally preferred by the Planters, while we were in the country last sumner, and with which they expressed themselves entirely satisfied. In relation To the second we had only agreed 10 dray from our wharf at 5 cents per hale nducement 10 have cotton funded there. Had Planters complied rigidly with their promis- es to have wi,h promises to them, there | would have been no necessity for change m this item. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their cotton landed up town, in con. sequence of which have been compelled to pay l2A and l5 cents per bale to have it dra,ed down, and cannot, now gel II done al that, feel justified in consenting 10 the 10 cents drayage.
 | We, however, had another and stronger motive | inview. The sp-iown whaffngers fon some time past have been in the habit of paying all the extra expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to our wharves, but landed theii' B; in order to get the wharfage of the balance of the cargo, and compel us to do all ,he long drayaee.
 We place ourselves in position to resist this ar- rangenleni and deprive them of any Intucement to continue il, we consented to put up drayage, know | ing that the aggregate charge could be made the same the planter, by taking of ibe wharfage with which the other presses had nothing 10 do, and in to- days paper will be found notice this effect Bv this we keep our faith to the country, and show to the parties up.iown what they may expect so long as they play tn, grab game, and seek to deprive down | tswn of it's fair share of business. 70
 We understand that we are accused of having gone | into combination by this arrangements. In regard to the other Presses cannot answerfor curse Ives | we have only To say it is notirue. And If any enc doubts the aci, t him give order the other Presses for Cotton, and he will soon ascertain wheth CT or mol theie exists a combination. " " "
 1 We have no tear that our will be eensured bv any intelligent or liberal minded merchant or rlaner. GREEN, CASEY 6 JAMES,
 jan25 a p(t 7a Independent Press.
 INDEPENDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE. l-The Planners and Merchants are notified that the Wharves attached 10 this Press open free for all Cotton received on them from ano after this day. ((eb25) GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
 8o- The Dail's Gazette, Greensboro Beacon. Wetumpka Whig, Alahama Journal. Flag & Union. Euaw Whig. Columbus papers, and Marion Her aid will please publish and send accounts 10 s
 WHARFAGE. M r-1
 FHE Planters and Merchants of Alabama are l hereby notified that on and alter this dny. no