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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-23

The Treasurer of the Mobile Protestant Orphan Asy- lum Society, respectfully reports 10 Inc Court of Com mssinners ol Roads and Revenues, and he Society large. On the 2d December l644, she received from he Treasurer of the preceding year, balance of S406 tho Bank of M0ile together with certificate oi dcposite of f$g34 e2 in the Planters' and Merchants Bank with in erest from date tno cacua.ed amounting together to S73l2 s2 Since hat time there has been received up tu this list day of December, 1s45-
 ! i,272 09 Christmas collections.
 7l0 35 collected upon the cnim of the Society upon
 the Court of Commissioners of Roads and Re-
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FOR BOSTON. 554A The brig NEPTUNE. Basford, master, SEEA wants 200 bales cotton to complete her cargo For Freight, apply to dec23 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-23

IF CHINA. Glass. Earthenware and Cut LERY- MHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-The subscriber is now receiving esye of the ahove Hrti cles, which he offers al the lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERSON Importer, 34 Waier-st
 WILLIAM N. BIsPHAM, Dentist.
 rPOllce the North side ol ST. FRANCIS street. next above the State Bank. nOvlS 240f
 R. O. DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist.
 C. Office and residence Al No. 5l Daurhn-sreet, up stairs. hoHSO 292u
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BANK OF MOBILE F

BANK OF MOBILE,
 23rd Dec, lS45. FEIHURS DAY, the 25h inst. being Christmas g Day, this Bank will not he open for business. All Bills and Notes due on that day are required to be paid on "Wednesday the 2llh inst
 dec23M* T. M. ENGLISH, Cashier.
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& ALP-In bleached sacks, for sale on the wharf kS m the bay by
 dec23 JAMES REID & co.
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XNf ANTED TO HiRE-A Glrl from II 10 IA
 w years old. accustomed to house work. An active one can have good place by applying at this office dec23K
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-23

EVoR HIRE-A middle aged Negro Man, good H steady laborer.
 Also-A Woman, aged about 25 house servant and first washer and ironer-she is also fair seamstress. Apply al this office to
 dec23 c. A. STUART.
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TENoBACCO--lOO boxes just received and for
 dec2s McRAE, RAvESIES &BULLoCK.
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ED UTTER-l0 firkins choice Goshen, in store EF and to arrive per brig Selma. Apply to
 decS3 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
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EUNS! GUNS!!-A large assortment on hand M and for sale low al No 12 Dauphin.st
 dec23 JAMES COSNING.
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dJ WAVERLY HOUSE. This esi abshnenl has bten thoroughly repaired, painted and furnished thrOulhout and in complete order, and open for the reception oi Bnardcrs
 The accommodations of this House are equal to any in the city, the Proprietor will no Puns or ex- pense to make his guests comfortable.
 nov22 244gmo 10. CLEMENT.
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nll.-l0 casks Judd's winter strained Sperm, NI for sale by
 dec2s WHITAKER < SAMPSON.
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DOTATOES.-4O0b bbls White Planting Pola- A toes in fine order, in store and for sale by
 dec 23 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, SS Con-st.
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IFJ0HN K RANDALL, Mo- A WArER-ST,-srA- TioNLR RLAsK Book MAsUFAcruRER-Ohsrs for safe c0mmOdatng terms, compete and eAlehsIsS assortment o Law, Medical, school and Miscellaneous Books Account Books of all sizes constantly on hand or made order, ofa superior quality nf Paper and Binding State and County Officers have thur Dockeis, Fee Books Records, Assessors aud Tax C0leclors' Books made at short and to any pattern Foreign aud Domestic Stationery in great variety.
 Merchants Traders Teachers, Parents, Planters and all others who may need either Books or Stationary are requested call and examine the stock and arces dee22
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DICE.-l3 tierces new Carolina Rice, in store h G and for gale by
 dec 23 FOSDICK & CHARIOCK, ss Com.st.
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M ATCHES-5O groce Bush A Hyer's, to ar lvA rive per ship Manchester and for sale by
 dec23 WRIGHT < CUNNINGHAM
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' LIVERPOOL COAL--10O tons Liverpool Or h4rel, selected large Jumps, Tor sale on the wharf
 dec23 by F. c. CENTER 6 co.
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NnRDIALS. (assorted) d)-Mara schlno, Curacuo, o Absynthe. jn store and for sale by
 dec23 PEDEN & BOX, l39 Dauphn st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-23

A CA8D.
 ITTuE UNDERSIGNED hns just opened large and well selerl,d stock of SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared 10 sell Teachers, Parents aud Guardians, as ow as any House in tke Southern country. He has also large stock oi Law, Medical Theological, Miscellaneous and Standard Library Bonks to which k added il M3NU- F.AcTURING EST.1BLISHDfENT Clerks ol Courts, Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made 10 any pattern and a short notice. catalogue oi School Books can he had by calling nt 2S Dnuphin street.
 novliKmo s W. ALLEN.
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FOR MONTGOMFRY

dr.rPzy~ h, The splendid new Passenger LellllffsaItSsffsE steamer MARENGO, Capt. Jas J. ssss Acams, will leave for the above and all, intermediate landings on TllIS DAY, the 23d lnst. at 5 PM.
 For freight or passage apnly on board or To dec23 M. WAKING S. co.
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FOR COTTON GIN PORT

FOR COTTON GIN PORT. k FSS0 h The fine and very light draught SEarsz SEarszs9sEszsss7ESR steamer NATIVE, Wilson, mas ter, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 2Srd instant, al 5 o'clack PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec23 M. WAKING & co.
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6s- The Franklin Society Reading Room opea da,, from 8 o'clock AM. to 10 o'clock PM, in the Hall of the society St Joseph street, opposite the Public Square.
 Subscription SC per anuum, payable in advance. dec1S l6
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BUFFALO TONGUES in store and for sale by Rb dec 23 PEDEN g. BOX, 139 Dauphn.sl. w HISKEY- 40 bbls old Bourbon, very sups- w rior al ticie, for sale by
 dec2s F. W. Mccoy & JOHNSON.
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SA BOXES Tobacco, low priced. for sale by
 OO dec22 HAYDEN g. LEE, 9 Commerce st
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. a ,S"-s S The new light draugi, Iasl running sSSzsssse92-555=5x passenger steamer AMARANTH,J J. Bragdnn, masler will ea,e for he above and allhe intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 23d In- slant, al 5 o'clock PM
 For freight or passage apply on board CT 10
 dec22 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co
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ARDlORY HALL. IF MIR XAUPHS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened on the goth 25th Of January at 10 ncnck AMI aud oclork rM, for young Ladies and Masiers-night si hoo Tor Gentlemen will commence on Saturday, tth Dec. al e5 o'clock. His will comprse--PoLko POtka Quddriie Waitz dc DeuI pas, HoP Wdttz Gafo- pdde, 6luadriiif, c Ia Sylphic, Sc. TERMs-Ier session, ut l6 lessons. ............SlZ Two or more lruh family, euch 10 Private lessons, ai residence. l2 Polka, Polka Qundrile. ...............'. lO 15 One course of instruction only Will be requisite 10 ohiain complete knowledge of Hll the above dHnces- Mr. Xaupi will give his Saloon, Guus the present sea son Phc ising Quadre Parties for the farther improve af his pupils, which will afford to his patrons an opportunity oi judging oi his style oi doncing. hoy25 249amo
 Iron, Steel, Nails, Mill Stones, &c. 0. 1fAZ4NGE @ CO.,, corner Com. and Electromagnetic
 Ofer for sHle Iu assortment o
 Sw eGish Bar Iron, flat and square
 American and English Bar Iron, flhi, square X round
 Do Hoop and Band dp, refined
 Do Horse Shoe do do
 Do scroll do do
 Do square and round do do, extra sizes Swedish Plough Mouds
 STEEL-Gast, German, Crowley md American and
 English bslered
 ShetI Cast Steel, and other articles for Cotton Gin
 manufacturers
 Horse shoes, Bordeh's patent
 Horse Shoe Nas Grifhn's patent
 Gun Nails, sWedes Iron
 CASTlNGS-American Ene fish and French MILL STONES-ot all sizes
 Hoes, Chuins Collihs' Axes Ploughs
 Straw Caters, Fan Mills - 17 Win a general assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY all of which they offer for sale on favorable terms decllUmO
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AIL-2O bbls Bridges best Lnseed, for sale by " dec23 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. SUGAR-9 hhds prime, m store and for sale ny
 S dec23 F W MCCOY E JOHNSON.
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F ME, CEMENT. Ac- fIII YIf3t L 700 bhis 1homaston Lime r. iitaJ ia .as l50 bbis Rosendale Cement
 50 bbls Lubec Mills Calcined Plaster
 25 bbls P.asterer's Hair
 20 Nj Pensacola Fire Brick In store and for sale at low prices, and order from builders and factors respectfully solicited lsess .. c. CENTER { co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-23

sERESERVES-zA general assortment Domestic h and Foreign, Tor sale by
 dec23 WRIGHT g. CUNNINGHAM.
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sl AnVltks.
 l9 iiHyrs ..-.........EoY. Is
 l9 ] New-N Nork.......D Dec. l3
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HAY-250 bales first quality Portland and Ports \ N mouth. Dealers supplied on reasonable terms. Apply 10 Idec2sl E c CENTER < co.
 A LE-J0 bba English Vassar's superior. for "A sale by
 dec23 HAYDEN q LEE, 9 Commerce.st -
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( sHECKS on New Orleans for sale bv N- dec23 WM. H. BUNNELL.
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FOR WETIINPKA

D ICH PLATED WARE-Just received full AG supply of Rich Plated Ware, such ns silver Dnuued manteIa chamber Caudesticks, Snuflers and Trays. Sheffield and Birmingham Casiois, Cake Baskets, Fruit Dishes, Sal Cellars, &c. of the best Plate patterns JAMES COMING,
 dcc23 I2 Daunhin-st. below Water.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Yesterday at half past 10, A. NJ, Capt
WIN. D. WREN in the list year of his age. His
friends and acquaintance generally are requested
10 attend his funeral at II o'clock this day from
his late residence on Franklin Street.
Died, at Goodwood Prince Georges county,
Maryland, on The 10th inst, after long and pain.
full Illness which was borne with the fortitude and
resignation Of sincere Christian, Ros.LlE EU.
GgSiA CARTER, wife OF Charles Fl. Carer and
daughter of lhclaie George Calvert Of Riversdalc
"Insatiatc Archer, couid not one su6ee?"
Died at the residence of their father in Tappa
hammock, Essex county, on Saturday, the 4ih, anC
Monday the 9th inst, after a very short illness o.
highly malignant fever, resembling Scaritina
MAMIE OvERToS LEWIS, and JAMES ROY, chill
dren of James Roy Micou, Esq, The girl aged boul
| five and the bow about seven years. The afflicted
parents of these children have within the short
space of two days, been called upon TO part with
daughter of surprising personal loneliness, and
a son lust large enough 10 be The companion OF
| his fathers leisure hours
| Who that visits this house of mourning, can
withhold the tear Of sympathy? The vacant
chair, the empty cradle, the untouched toy, the
deserted nursery, the bleeding bosoms OF their pa
rents wrung with angnish-all, all tell the tale
of woe, and must speak to every heart. But The
glorious promises Of the Gospel can irradiate
even the darkness Of the tomb; for, we have the
happiness to know, yea TO know that while the
bodies of these sweet babes rest beneath the cold
sods OF the valley their happy and rejoicing spi-
rits have winged their flight 10 that Celestial City
whose builder and maker is God. G..
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

The sloop Gutter arrived at New Orleans, on
Tuesday, three days later from Texas The
Fropc SAYS: 1--WE received no letters or papers,
In;irom gentleman who came passenger on The
Cutter, We learn that President Jones had issued
a Proclamation annulling the recognition OF Gen.
Duf Green as American Consul at Galveston.
The President, we understand, states that the no
nor and interests Of the nation imperitively de-
inanded such course.
The cause OF the Aare.up between President
Jones and Gen. Duff Green, we understand TO
have originated in most insolent attempt on the
pan OF Gen. Duff Green to dictate TO the President
The latter gently insinuated that when he desired
ten. Duff Green's advice he would soicilit The
answer il seems raised Green's dander, where
upon j, said, he had the indeicacy and want OF
good sense TO threaten The Executive, and intimated
that he would make the Executive office very
unpleasant resting place for his Excellency the
President
Such conduct could lead to but one result. The
President very properly ordered Green from his
presence and cut short his official functions.
The Gainesville CTexas) Northern Standard
OF the 26h ult. says: awe have seen letter
da'ed the 18th inst, from the Hon. VIM. 81. Bour-
land, in which he states that propositions are be
lore Congress from the governments OF France and
England to have our independence Immediately
acknowledged by Mexico if we will withdraw
our application for annexing to the United States
ana pledge ourselves not to renew it"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS-JayuARY %.

Wholesale Prices Current
ToBAcco-Lugs 81 GO a 9; common leaf,2 80
az; forstemming and common manufacturing pur-
poses, & Z; fine manufacturing, none in mar.
ket-would command to $40. Good 81 a 5
scarce The water having been drawn from the
canal, receipts are small.
FLoUR-Last sales Of mountain :s4 l2., dull
Receipts being light, owing to suspension OF trade
by canal, holders are asking o.
WuEaT-90 IS cents. Prime Csc per bush
CoRN-37 40 cents per busho-scarce.
OArs-25 cents from Railroad and Wagons.
SUGARs-Sales of St. Croix at auction at Il
9; Porto Rico, 5, Il; New Orleans, 4 &.
LOAF SuGAR-Sinele loaf, l0tall; double re-
fined, III l2a; lump do, % a 10
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, in bills, "a &c; P
Rico, 25 81.
sALr-From the Wharf, ST GO, Liverpool filed
from Stores, 81 65 ! 70.
CorrEE-Laguira, u; Rio, 6s a :; Cuba, g. a
Ct; St. Domingo, 5, 6; Java, a II.
BAcoN-Naw Virginia cured 6! II. Balt
more and Western Sides, IL. Shoulders, 81
Old Shoulders q Al. =
BuTrER-Mountain 8 a l2i c.; FreshAl5 lS
FlsH-Herrinss No. l, 81; No. 3, 3 So gross
3; Shad, 50 I; Mackcrel, No. |, IL 50ANo. ,
GAG 50. Stock small.
IaoS-Up Country bar, STA so; Tredegar
IS a 90; Swedes, 80 80; English, IS 20; Pig
% a 80.
NAms-Assorted, 4sa4k.
SHor-Va. Wythe Shot Tower S. Youle's, s.:
WOODS 0c.
CoTroS-Fair quality, ga Gs.
CoTToS YARNs-Richmond and Manchester
Nos to u, TIC; from ID 10 Is, lSc.
FEArnERs-30 - CENTS.
SplRIrs-Baltmore Whiskey in bbls., 26 c.
hhds, % DC; Virginia apple brandy, 81, 37a ;
40 cents; Peach Brandy. GO a 90 cents.
LIME-From Dock 80 cents.
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pms NEW LOTTERY OF.

T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Or
j FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
Rich and Splendid Schemes for FebyHo'y!
Ss35, 295 Capital.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No: . 10 be drawn
February Isl 1915. Capitals: 5,29o, loooo,
5000, 1000, $500, 3035, 5000, 40 prizes oil
1900, &C., &c Tickets $40, halves ., quarters
$50. A Certificate Of a package OF % whole
Tickets will be sent for Sl3O, halves %, quar-
tiers 81 so.
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 6, TO be drawn
February Slh, lSl5 Capitals: prize OF S40OOO,
ID GOO. 5000, 5000 1900, $500, 1000, 100,
Goo i 500. $50, 200, 90 prizes Of 900, &c.
Whole Tickets $40; halves 3; quarters 50.-
Certificate OF package of26 Whole Tickets
in the above will be sent for Sl3O; halves 10;
quarters 81 so.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. !, 10 be drawn
FEBRUARY 18th. 1915 Capitals $50 600, 10000,
600. $500. S,22T so, 5000, $500, 40 prizes OF
l 600 &c, &c. Whole Tickets $40; halves ;;
quarters 2 80. A certificate of package of y
Whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves 10;
4'1''>' 10000 DolIars
ia he dram on tic Birth Doyof Washington!
Alexandra LoIery, LASS NO 20 Goo NC ~ ono
e2nd February; 1872 Capas s49ooO' T raGov,
SI0"shares in proportion A certificate of a
package of25 Whole Tickets in This magnificent
Scheme will be sent for $40; halves 20; quar-
tiers S35.
Single Tickets and Packages in all The Lo'te-
ries, for sale BY y. r. WU r:s
n Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceriih-
cafes of packages in the above SpIthdid Lotteries,
FOR smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
lhe week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the mos, prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
~ after il is over to all who order from
Jan. IS J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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GRAND SOIREES.

OF Hindoo Miracles, Fascination and 1fytAolagy,
BY THE ORIGINAL FAKIR OF AVA.
THIS EVENING, January 18th, and every
i evening during the week, weather per-
hitting, in the Concert Room, Exchange Hotel.
The Lectures and Experiments will be a full
expose OF the Cbicanery OF the Pagan Presthood.
orJusgernaut silva, Vislnu, Bhudah, Mahomsl
sc, &c.
Twelve beautiful experiments, and varied {, at
night, with mosi superb and efficient apparel
The platform will correctly represent The Mer
Altar OF the great Temple al Ava, with the
Oracles, Deilies, Ghiber, Vases Banners and
Paraphernalia, richly set in oriental jewels.
For particulars see Programmes al Music
Stores and Hotels.
Tickets so cents, which admits a Lady and
Genleman-extra tickets for Ladies 25 cents
Children with guardians % cenls-none others
admitted.
Doors open at 7-commence al II o'clock.
Ministers OF all Religions sects, the learned IN
science, and persons OF age and experience have
uniformly expressed their satisfaction after al
tending these Lectures. Testimonials al the Of
flee OF the Exchange Hotel.
Each Lecture complete in itself.
IAN 2S-Gl-
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.

NJ One mile fom Rahmoad, on nc Ues'- s
ham Road I
THE Proprietor OF this establishment returns
his sincere thanks TO liberal public for The
patronage he has received at their hands for The
iast twenty years and earnestly solicils con
linuance OF their lavors.
Al this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties Of all the different kinds Of
Fruit Trees common to This climate, viz: APP
plcs Pears. Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Plums,
Neclarines and Am:n,s Also, few Of the
most choice varieties OF Roses and Ornamental
Trees such as Linden and English Naples,
Aboni 10000 Grape Vines, Of The most approved
varieties, native and foreign;-amongst the for
mcr is the celebrated Norca's Virginia Seeding,
famous for table use and wine He a so keeps
constantly on hand supply Of Domestic Wine,
The pure juice of the grape Raspberry Vines,
Gooseberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots, good
supply always on hand-alI Of which he is desi-
rous 10 sell a, reduced prices. Apply 10
JOHN CARTER,
Al Nursey, near Richmond,
Orto RICHARD HILL, in,
Nov. EFT Agent, over Enquirer Office
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January Is

Henrico Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
The Executive Committee are requested to
meet at the Capitol on Monday next, The Sd Feb
ruary, al u o'clock, if fair, Otherwise the next
fair day, TO make arrangements for the next exhi-
bition of the Society. The members will please
come prepared for that duty.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON, President.
January 81, 1915.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
II near New Canton, Buckingham county,
Virginia. on the 9Th inst, a Negro Man named
Henry Langhornc about 80 years old and about
!, feet 10 inches high, spare, but well made with
a bright brown complexion; he has scar on one
cheek believed 10 be the right he has an honest
open coun.cnancc, and is quite intelligent, his
nose i, formed more like white mans than a
negroes is something OF carpenter and rough
shoe maker Had on, when last heard from a
coarse Jeans irock coat, and pants dyed brown,
neither new, the coat too short, black fur hat
somewhat worn purchased him last fall OF
Rev. J. Il. Bennett, who moved 10 Missouri,
about the same time. He has wife at Mr.. Tho
ma, Elridge's in this county. He was heard
from on Friday the Sth inst, in making three I'M
successful attempts 10 cross Tie river in The
ncighborhood OF New Canton, with 4 view pro-
badly OF escaping by the canal The same
night a gentleman in the vicinity lost ! black
horse which he may have carried of. 1t is pro-
bable he may aim for a free State. The above
reward will he given if taken ont OF the State OF
Virginia, or fifty if taken in Virginia 10 be Sc
cured in either case until ran get him.
WILLIAM LEITCH.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING

The adjourned meeting Of the Republicans Of
the City Of Richmond will be held at the Odd
Fellows Hall, on Wednesday Evening" at half
pas, o'clock.
The Republican members Of the Legislature
and the Democratic citizens of the adjoining
counties, are respectfully invited 10 attend and
participate in the proceedings. +
crisis has come which demands the action
of every true Republican. Let then. all come
Let the Spartans of Richmond speak in vote
which (hough they may be small in number, } shall
have at least some influence in the Republican
camp This is no time for apathy-Acton! acti6n
action! shall be our watch-word Let the Repub
lcaus only do,heir duty, and their victory will be
complete.
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pIT2I.IC SALE

TIME. subscriber, acting under deed Of trus,
i from Larkn Llchield, bearing date on the
l4lh day Of October, 1911, will expose 10 sale at
public auction, upon The premises, on the 9Th day
Of February nexi, the tract OF Land in said deed
conveyed. The above tract contains some 1865
acres is situated on East river in that county OF
Matthews, and is believed 10 combine rs many
advantages a> any farm OF the size in that county.
The buildings are commodious and in goodrepair;
and large portion Of The tract iswell timbcred.
Term, Of sale will be cash as TO fourth OF
the purchase money, and credi, of one, two and
three years for the residue; The deferred install
mcnls 10 bear interest from the day OF SALE and
10 be secured By a lien on the premises and ap-
proved personal security.
The tile 10 the above property is believed 10 he
unquesiionable; but, selling as trustee. The sub
scriber will make special warranty only.
LEE ROY BOULWARE.
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COMMISSION HOUSE

coffee near Saockoe Harehonse formerly occupied
By Dibrci, Hoie0mde s Co.)
bridges g. BROTHER having associated
d with them in the COMMISSION BUSl-
Hall, Mckinney s. Co., and formerly salesman
for Dibrell, Holcombe s. Co., the business will
hereafter be conducted under the style of
BRIDGES, MCKINNEY 6 CO.
They will pay particular attention TO the sale
OF ToBAcco, FLOUR, WHEAT, and every descrip-
ton of produce.
Richmond, Jan. l, l8i5-cGt