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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
JGHU WILLIAMS.

JGHU WILLIAMS,
SURVIVING partner of Williams s. V,c,o, /, o,.
~ der 10 close the business oi the concern a, speea,lv
as possible oilers for sale a large and well ASSURED
Stock Of .JeaCels'y,
Goit and Silver Lever Watches. Silver W,,e n,;,..
oo'ds' britannia Ware, Plated Cast,rs and C,ndls
Sticks AMI great variety OF articles ,op ,eduu. In
en"meTa'e at rery reduced prices for CASH or ,hor,
credit To punct ual customers
MY friends and she community generally are invited
to call before purchasing, as am determined !,
wi'hon, delay aud will offer perhaps greater nducemen,
To purchasers than have before been offered in his
market. ''''eu u" 'hs
hose indebted to the concern will please call and
'e,.'e we" "' accoun's as speedily as possbIe.
95- Clocks. Watches and all kinds of Rsn,,;n,
ee.led panc'ually and at moderate prices.
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.NEKCxE.1.V'T Y.IILORS.

.NEKCA.1.V'T T.lILORS.
W M. 4 J. o A X EY,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch.
w burg. and the public, tina, they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opp'si,e John llons, where they intend
to carry ON the
TILL DKz.v'I: IL ESA.N'ESj,
in all lis branches. They have now on hand. and will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS
CASSlMERES, VESrlNGS. and in fac, every thing
suitable ior Genilemens wear. which they will make
up To order IN the most fashionable les, handsome fits
and warranted workmanship. They would invite the
attention ol Gentlemen 10 a superior lot Of
o L o r II s.
Olive, Olive Brown. Brown, Blue, Woo.Dyed Black
fine French r~lllrd Black, English Black, a very
hne article, with several pieces oi low priced cloths
C.lSSX.NEKES.
Black French CASHMERE,
Fancy do do Bonjohn's made, very superior.
Plain and Fancy Englsh Casslmeres goood variety.
AlSo goi lot uf American CassIneres, " ilh a Urea
variety of Goods suitable for Gentcmea's Panlaoons
VeStings.
Wehavs very superior 10. Of Gsnemen's Vestinys
su,h
Plain and cut Vevets,
PLAIN aud figured Satins,
Plain and figured Silks,
Cashmctes, Valeucas SC.
OvERCO.1TS.
Plain and gold mixed Beavers first rate article Of coat
ing,
Guild mixed Tweeds for Genilemen's business Coats,
With various other Goods suitable for Gentlemen, O
yer c,,ais.
We have also fine assortment Of Gentlemen's kid
cheony, aud other Gloves. Cravats, Scars, Pocket
liandkercheis. WOODEN Drawers Silk Shirts, &c.,
SC, &c.
In Tact, without descending further particulars we
have every thing in the Merchant Tailoring line and
pledge ourselves 10 make up handsome fits aud and give
satisfaction To all who may he pleased 10 give Us cali
Wevery respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of Lynch
burg and the surrounding conn'ry 10 give us cali
WIN, & JOHN OAKEY.
NV 10 4.
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l:ENTLENE
r q u N II I n q 3 r Q n e
.NHiu street LyurhDurS, va.


1l,IlE'sUDsCRlBERS are now receiving their sup
l. plies Il Fall aud Winter Goods, comprising almos,
every article Vi Genllemen's caring Apparel, which
we're manulac.ured in New York expressly for this
ket-- among which may lie fund black, blue, green,
bfown aud olive Dfess and Frock Goats; black, greeat
grey aud mixed Peltoes and Over Goats; and Z crcH
CI"aks silk velvet, satin. barhea, boInbazine, wooe
velvet. ashmere and MeIno Vests; English. French
and American cashmere Pants Youths Fruck and Over
Goats. Vests and Pants linen aud cotton Shirts, Col
lars, Busons and Night Shirts; silk. lambs wool and
mixed and white merno. Pet. cotton and jeans Drawers;
l,athea and Italian silk Cravats, ScaIs, Stocks Ties,
Cfasat Sufferers, llanderchies, Gloves. Suspenders.
Suspender Ends. liosery, Money Belts, Night Caps,
Walking Canes. Umbrellas. &c.
ALSO, full assortment Of French, English and A.
merican Cloths, Cassineres and Ves,ings, which We
will manufacture ~ order in most fashionable and work,
m1nllke manner
All garments warranted 10 fit perfectly, or sale.
Ihose wishing To furnish their cloths will do
well 10 give US call as pains will be spared in the
execution Of work. Terms. CAsn.
WAIERlIOUSE, WillFfEMORE & co.
Oct l3 3m
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November 10
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
rule. held in the clerk, Office Of H.. county e.,r
"A OF Nel'o county, on the Sd day Of November iS4.
John r. Loving. Rober, c. Loving. Samuel u. II. Lev.
ing, Seaon Loving, Harriet r. Han,hroush, or msr,
Harriet y. Lowing John +. Bass and label, T. Nj ~.
wife, formerly Isabella G.. nj. Loving, plaintiffs.
against
william Loving admiHsti ator OF Sa mnel svir d.
ceased, and in his right; James M Loving El,,L.k
loving widow aud rsct OF said Sam. Ioyine. d.r.,..a
Virginia f. Taylor and Henry Is. ,lor tan, ,hiI1,..
Of Sarah Ann Taylor, deed late Sarah Ann Loving,
Defendant.
In CHANcERY.
rhe defendants, Virginia Taylor and Henry r. T.,r.,
not having entered their appearance and given cunt "
sorng to the act Of assembly and the rule. Of ,h.
and by satisfactory evidence ha, thew are ia
habitants OF this commonw ah: the motion of the p,s
fs by their COUNSEL it is ordered that the said
do appear here or before the fourth Mnnday in January
neat and answer the plant IFS bill and copy tbs
der - forthwith inserted in the "I,nchburr yir.i.u.
newspaper published in III. town Of ynchburs,
months succes've and another copy posted tie
front Of the courthouse Of this count, on ,om. t..r,
day. Copy-1este,
So. GARLAND, ca
November 10 win
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rR.fCTS OEM1.vD

n~nsrnrJ n >ald deed ~ much thereof - shall he
n-~~>ssry satisfy the ifus,s ri said deed.
Ose u es- lies IN the couniy III Rpsnoke. and
The "a se easryed Ia the said csmurl Stnrr by Dan
vel START and Mary his wife. by deed barring date an
The Issh Vi Na,em,-r 1887, and duly admitted 10 ~
s sls clerks niice oi the county of Bear'.
Il ~A.ch the e.nniy OF Ranoke then fotmed part. and
contains, by q survey made Ia 1884,
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Factory Hands.

Factory Hands.
Nv r. wish to hire for the next veal, 10 ~. ~ MEN
aud BOYS. Those having such would do well
to give us call before bring
NJ. LANGiIORNE & SONS,
''' ilUJ
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SDieMdiM Urlresx for DeMuefs.

Sse""" sCssetS sOs DONuetS.
RiCARDs. RYAN & Co.. have few pieces Of
~ style cvlored
SILK VEIVErS Tor BONNErS, which will BIZ
sold 70 per cen" hcer than the usual price for such
1oods-,re shall sell them tciihom regard 10 first Cost
Those WIN wish handsome bonnet, now have an OPP
porluni.y 10 se. ore a, abou, hall price,
Also,
Afew Genuine MARABEAU PLUMES, not common
Ostrich. Bird Of Parable Parrot ealhers-which We
are determined 10 SELL having had them on hand 2
months. bu, fortunately have Just come ia fashion,
Terms CAsn. REGARDS RYAN 4 Co.
next door 10 WmT. Young.
Nov l3 ia
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Covered DMtfey Plates.
~ wv ON HAND, an assortment of Uhias Gran
~ We Butter Plates, beautiful aslielv and a., sale
" ID. W. MOORE,
NJ, Sign Of the big Pitcher.
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IN execution Of The last will and testament oil On"
/ Whsrian. deed the subscriber offers ior sale
valuable tract Of land oi which said decedeh' s,eu s
I'd. wing in Bedford county, .he waters 81 Hsn''"s
Creek, aud containing
63J .1CKES.
This land lies near Wsneh's Ferry Is convenient OF
access being about one mile from James River. ana
twenty ab,ve the town Of Bynchburg. II Is well wa
,r,ed and tmbefed-of a fertile soil, and contains from
60 To 100 acres of boltpm land, about one ha o' Inc
trac, is ret 10 clear Of which good portion Is ooacco
land The cleared land Is IN gs'd heart Any Perso"
wishing 10 purchase will duub, view the premises
which will be shown by Mr. HARDWOOD Major, residing IN
the neip hbohooJ Terms will be one. Two and three
wears credit bonds with good security. and deed o'
trust Possession will be given this fall Application
may be made To The subscriber 10 Liberty, or " VII
liam A. Wb,rlon. about miles from the premises
JNO. A. WHARTON.
Ex'or of Jno. Wharton, decd.
Ms, The Lexington Gazette will publish the shave
advertisement, and send 10 this office for coecs
ton.
Sept. wo
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In CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA At rules he ID in the clerk .cs Of the cir
cult superior court OF Law and chsncerv for he .us
" Of Amherst, Monday the ID day Of Nov.mb.r Is4s
Betty Ann Coleman, Administrative u Daniel l.. C.s
man, decd, Plaintiff
against
Edmund Z. Moore, Joseph h. Irving. Samuel M Ger
Ian Martin Slaughter and wife, Thoma. r. Coleman ana
Sarah his wife, John l.. billiard, John r. Coleman al
Paulus Powell, Defend,n,
liz CHANcERY
The defendants Msrti" Slaughter and wife, and Jo L.
billiard not having entered their appearance and given 81
curity according TO the act of Assembly and the this
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence tia they
not inhabitants Of this commonw ealth 1t is ordt red
that the said defendants do appear herb on the fret Mon.
day in March next, and the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be iortw it inser
paper published j" the town Of Ly nchbure, for onhs
successfully, and posted al the front door h.uss
Of this county. A Cnpv-Te.,e.
ROBERT TlNSLEY CIR.
Dec vs.
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,;,su supe,,.t Court 81 Law and Chsn.er,, con-
A ,iuusd aud held ior Nelson counts. at The eo"''
on ,'e 4n '; Y % p,xls '' Plaintiffs,
william J. rreeiand, Owe. C. Fowler, VIM. II. wing
field HAYES N. Coleman late Sheriff Of Nelson county,
md a. such Administrator VI DouGalA Fs1rnson u
the said Freeland, Fowler WmE6sld and Doakao eIsa
the firm Of Freeand, Ferguson CO.. Alexander Brown,
Exe.utor of Archer Ferguson, decd William stevens IN"
Frances A. his vile, Dee"oA'''
,v.,x., 4 Smear. Plaintiffs,
The same, Dee"aa"'''
and ..,..,.
The same, Defendants
Alfred skinner and William skinner, merchants and part
ners trading under the firm and style Of A. sh.tner'
Andrew White and Alexander Brown Executors OF Ar,
cher Ferguson, decd. aud Have. ~ Coleman" late shei
Ferguson Jr ascd David II. Ferguson and lillian
steven. and France, A. his wife, Defendants.
and
Samuel NJ. Garland and William n. Waller, Admin:ra-
tors Of David S. Garland, decd, r'a"''ns'
against
Alexander Brown, Executor Of Archer Ferguson, ecd
William J. Freelnnd, William H. Wi.shed. owen u
Fowler sw ~ Coleman late Sheriff Of Nelson county,
and such Administrator Of Dougad Ferguson, dec o.
David II. Ferguson and William Stevens and franris
his vile, Deiendana'
and
Charles Yancey, Piain'ih,
against
The same Defendants.
In CHArCERv.
On the motion of the plaintiff. III all the foregoing suits
and appearing That than two have elapsed
since the ALLEGATION OF Brown Exc, utor Of Ar
cher Ferguson dec the Court doth order that al
who may nave claims nans, the estate Of the said Archer
Fersnsen deceased, do exhibit the before Commits.
s,oner FLOYD L.. Whitehead his Office, in the town Of
before the first day oi March next nj
that copy Of this order lie published in the I'D nchburg
ygin,an" for eight weeks and posted a. the "or oi the
Court house of Nelson county two several court days
Copy-T.'te,
RO. G. CUTLER. elk.
Dec. Is WOW
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=
nIlRGINlA:-At rules held the clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry, Tor
Buckingham county, Monday the first day Of December
1915:
John r. Woodson, Administrator Of Phineas T. Wright,
decd, Plaintiff,
against
bradley s. Glover and Vim. ). Glover, in his own right
and as administrator oi Robert Glover, decd,
Defendants
liz CmANCERY.
The defendant Bradley s. Glover, not having entered
his and given security according to the Act
Assembly and the rule, Of this court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is. not inhnbnnt Of this
country is that the said absent defendant do a
pear the Rules be holden for the said Court ON the first
Monday in Match md the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
newspaper, published in the town Of LynclLurg for two
months suc'essi ely and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse Of this county.
Copy Tese,
Il. ELDRIDGE, s.c.se.
Dec. IS M2m
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Once OF the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cnancery, ict hs
lS45: -
John Campbell, Plaintiff
against
Robert Jones, Joseph NJ Tompkn., Jesse Campbell
GsoSye Wright, Jane, GARRISON and Thomas q. Hill
Detsndants
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant, George Wright, not having entered us
earnnce and given security according to the act OF ~
ssmbiy and the rules Of this court and appearing by sat
siastory evidence that he is inhaban OF this Cons
salh 1t is ordered that the said deandapt d. ar
pear here the first Monday in March and answer
the original and amended bill Of the Piuniif; and thata
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
published in the town u E nclburg, for months suces
vcy and posted at the front door OF the court house Of
this county. Copy-re,a
ROBERT TLNSLEY, OH.
Del VAN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

NTHITAKER & SAMPSON have m store and w for sale on consignneni-
 Bagging and Rope-30 pieces and 130 coils Flpur-l50 bbls Illinois and Missours Whiskey-50 bbls and 25 bhls Monong;,leE, Brandy-2 quarter casks Cognac
 10 bbs old American Brandy Gii--I0 bbls old American
 Rnm-l0 bbs old New England Oil--20 casks Judd's winter beached Sperm 10 bbls Linse d Oil. Cder-20bbls Northern Vinegar--l5 bhs Northern
 Sperm Candles s-250 boxes assorted brands White I.ead-300 kegs Brooklyn county Green Paint--2 ID packages superior N. Castle fiams-5 hIds and 25 bbls Sugar Cured Chanpagne-25 baskets assorted brands Negro kerseys-6 ceses. Tobacco--20 boxes Tca-l3 chests Chnlin Black and old Tyson Soap-i00 boxes New Yerk No Port Wine-5 cases double grape Pckles-2 cases assorted
 Hay-50 bales Northern. . jan2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
PUBLIC SALES.
MARSlIAI.s SAIE


 Wm. Blnodg od )EsY VIRTUE of a wril of
 agaius, bb ii. Ga. issued from lhe Watson s GodboId rircnit Court of the United States, for the S"ullleru District of Alabama. and to me directed will sell for cash in front of he United States Court Room. on the first Ines a,, 7th January next. lS45, bttncea le hours of l2 o'cl ck noon and l o'clock P. Nj the following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile countv. to wit the southeast ] sectnn 10. iownshp2 ?, range east, containing l60 arres Also, the east ], southwest 1 section 10, township 2. range l east, containing S0 acres Also, inc southeast l subdivision 4. liac- ional section :. township 2, range east, eantain- ing l32 50 loo acres, east of the Aithama riyer, situated and ,ng in Baldwin county, Ahbaina, -lhe ha ing been levied the propertv-,f James D. Godbold To satisfy the alIvc mentioned f. 1t.
 WM HAMPSTEAD, T. < NJ. dec6 5tds By C CUNl.FR. D. NJ. 9J-1he above sale is postponed nnlil the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. $. NJ. anS 33ids By C. CUTLER, Dep. Mar
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
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Per steam schr Lan from uw-orleans-Smilh, Dab ney & co; Ryes, Baiiis co; Beers < snl th; WoOa Desha. sheppard cni Campbell Owen & co; Bradford { Saaudsrs, Deshou, Taylor Myers; c W Dorrance Grinh & Walker, J Masierson D c Cook; Huntington q Cleveland, Gfisss, Barney 4 ca.
 Fer steamboat James l. Day from New Orleans CI.yson & yes; Mallory x Rossi w Dorrance; Foster < BntIrIs; W II HunnelI X co; Greeni Sands & co; ] Wilkins ,E & Jones; Allis.
 4 Per steamboat Mnntezuma from New-Orieans-C Faote snd ca; Wesrid md Bro, pradford and Saun- dersi W fIal; WHrng; Wilson and May; Cham hsrlain, fIumphries Walsh and co; W II Redwood; T James; CHmpbeli Oven and eos A Nshet; Mallory and Ro.s Hull and Beers and smilh Fry Hiss and eos w McCo Walker and Honesi c w Dorrancei De- shnn Tx, Tor and Myers at.a..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
Branch Bank at Mobile.

William E. Starke, James Perrne.
 WE'LL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, D., 1s45, between the hours of II O clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right titie and interest of James Perrne, into the following piece, parcel lot of land and premises, to wit A lot with the two story brick house there on, stu ,ted the south sde of St Louis street, be- tween Conception and st. Joachim streets, having front St Louis street of B feet, with depth of the east by lands of Isaac Collins, the south by lands of Battle, and the west by lands of funknown owners; lhe same having been levied on as he pro perty of Dr. James Perrine, security of Wm. E. Slarke and To be sold by virtue of the above stated flare lacias which issued from the County Court Oi Mobile county and to directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent,
 ian3 29ds Branch Bank at Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
jan3 29als
SHERIFF,S SALE.

ENTILL be soud for cash in front of lhe Court w House door of Mobile county, on Saturday, lhe 2 day of August, ISI5 between the hours of II o'clock, AM. and o'clock, of said day. runa- way Negro Man called BOB, aged about Fl yers, feet or three inches high and has scar on both sides of his neck, caused from swelling, and says that he belongs 10 William Gilmore, oi Montgomery county. Alabama. Said Negro having been committed to the JaiI of Mobile cnunty, by Alvin WeaIIerby, Esq, on the 2lst day of December, A. D ls4t, and hls owner having failed 10 come for ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away; he therefore he sold in compliance o te statute in such cases made and provided, 10 pay Jail fees CHARLES BANCROFT,
 ian2I 47ds Sheriff of Mobile county.
 03-rhe Montgomery Advertiser, State Journal and Flag, 1usca loosa, and Huntsville Democrat will publish the above till day of sale. C. Is.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
GRAND PICTURESQUEA AND MECHANICAL
 THEATRE, AT THE
 C0RINTHIAN HALL.

THIS EVENING-ONE WEEK ONLY. ENHE Proprietor has spared neither mouey nor l pains 10 accomplish this stupendous work and this heinz the first exhibition of this kind Tn the sou thern parts of the United States, he trusts that the citizens of Mobile will honor hm at the above Hall aud judge for themselves to what perfection me- chanism has at present arrived. This Theatre re- presents:
 lsr The Assault of Constantina in Africa, made by the French Army in 1887, as follows: View of the ancient City of Constantina, lying an enor- ~ous Bluff; the Atlas Mountains; the Redoubt of Tunis; the vast platform called Fl Mansourah, &c ; The French Army marching against the Arabs; Appearances of the great Arabian Chief Abdel Ka- der. followed by his troop of Arahs on horseback Battle ioug glt between ihe two Armies, ending with the victory of Ihe French; The Victorious Army pursuing the Arabs and Beouins, force them to hy 10 the mountains; Explosion of the Mine; The ex- actness of the movements of either of the soldiers or horses, ihe shot of the uskes and cannon shot from the forts, are so naturally done, 10 surprise the spectator to Il utmost degree.
 This magnificent and interesting spectacle, deco- rated with splendid scenery and machinery, has been repeated in all the principal cities Of Europe for many and many nights, and obtained always the enthusi asiic applause.
 END. View of the famous Black Forest, exhibited in Grand Diorama: Darkness in the Forest; Grow
 g of the day by degrees; Appearance of the Ban dti seated hy the fire.
 3RD. Magnificent view of the Midnight Mass in Rome exhibited also in Diorami. This master piece represents the interior of the Saint Lotus Church, very dnny illuminated; after a moment, and b, hllle and little, the whole Church is il- uminated by Candles as splendid can be; Peo- pie coming in and taking their seats; The Priest appears dressed in splendid robes, walking 10 ihe Altar ..=.-. ,.=.
 NJ- A good Band of Musicians is engaged tp play of the selected pieces of music arranged expressly and adapted to he purpose.
 fu- For further particulars, please see small bills. -..z
 Doors open at half past 6o'clock-Performance to commence ai o'clock. e.
 Adlniltance 50 cents. Children and servants half price. .
 o. Entrance for Ladies on Dauphin-st. jan20
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

PROCTOR'S PLANTATION-Per schr Pascag agoula- 30 hhds sugar, 1Os bbis, IF hf do molasse..3 aat NEW ORLEANS-Per steam schr l.ion--50 boxes tobacco sks coee 20O do con 100 do bran9 do oats bbis madeira do brandy. do whkey do sugar. All Aa beef 2u5 do Aau 70 do breud cases hats 3OO casks
 e 3s bxs glass, 79 coils rope. 75 tagging, IS boots, II bxs sOsp, 10 do candies &e. = fs NEW .ORLEANS-Per steamboat l. Day-35 bbls molasaes 66 do aour 2Jd whiskey, 2 do apples bxs tesera n do specie, do, casks caret, hhd sugar. bxs cheese, sks coffee, iB ieni johns, etc.
 .za .ta NEW-ORLEANs-Per steamer MOntrzuna-3 hhds bseoH 6l hhds sugar. 2i0 basgns 43 coils TIA bss Aour 7e do whskry l9i d0 moasses IS do beans kegs bute 100 sacks bran 2f do oas 20 kegs lard, II bxs lemons, 25 head cattle, Gc. -.'s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
BY MARSHALL. ROWE < CD. AS HUNTINGTON AncIioneer
Bf $ 1. & H. JONES.
 =. JONES. Auctione,

THIS MORNING, at 3 o'clock, at our grocery sales room,
 A general assortment of Groceries and Western Produce, etc.
 Also, at 10 o'clnck-- Al our dry goods sale roon,a large assortment of Dry Goods, consisting of
 100 Blankets; 10 pieces Alpacas 50 dnzen white and black Hosc
 pieces figured I.utestrng
 20 pieces Irish Linens; 20 dn Diaper 10 pieces Velvet Vesmgs, &c. Also,-Cloihing, Cutlery, Glass Ware, Boots, Shnes. black and russell Brogans, Hats, Caps, um- blellas. &c. Teims cash. On MONDAY, 27ih nst at 10 o'clock, will be sold under the inspection of the Port WaIdens, for account of whom il may concern
 2 cases Boots damaged on ilIe voyage of importation Terms cash. BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 N, Juunhin
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25

HAS RE-OPENED under SPACIOUS DOU- HI BILE PAVILION, which is brilliantly lighted ID ,olh Gas The seats are handsomely Carpeted, and the interior will present style ofeegant deco ratons perfectly and novel. Messrs. HOWES & aBlE respectfully announce thai the above will be open for very limited season. The per- formances will bs accomnanied with a SPLENDID BRASS BAND OF MUSIC. Open every evening.
 THIS EVENING,
 Ample arrangements made for the accommoda- ton of all who may attend. Donrs open at half past six. Performance to commence al a quarter past !.
 ian10
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
PAssENS.tsgss.

Per steamboat James L Day from New Oreans-Miss 6~nscal, Misses Brawn, Mrs Ilubhe and child, Major Brown, U $ \; Messrs Hubbel, Seneca, Davis, Wilson. smith, Boykin. Grren, Mclaughlin, COretia, Wilson, w Paxh, Buttened, spangeubeg, Bea Jack>on, Digss-lS on deck.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

SHEKTFF s NOTICF. =" rOMMlTTED to the ial of Mobile county, on V the 10th January, ls45, by Charles B. kIng, Esq , a Justice 0t the Peace, rantwtv slave called BARNEY black; aged about 40 yers 5 feet 10 or II inches high; says he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, Alabama The is requested 10 come forward. prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such made aad provided to pay iail fees.
 ianlI 3Otf e. BANCROFT, sheriff c.