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OFFICIAL.
APPROPRIATENESS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Thomas M. PErrIr, Of Philadelphia, to be Attor-
ney the United States for the eastern district Of
Pennsylvania, vice Henry M. Watts, removed.
HESsy HosS, Collector Of Philadelphia, vice
Calvin Blythe, removed.
HEsRr WELsH, Naval Officer, Philadelphia, vice
Joel B. Sutherland, removed.
GEoReE F. LEHMAN, Deputy Postmaster, Phila-
delphia, vice - Hoy, removed.
JAMES A. NIcHoLs, Collector at Perth Amboy,
New Jersey, in the place of Solomon Andrews, re-
moved.
GEoRGE w. PH,LLIPs, of Washington, RIcHARp
JONES, of Georgetown, and WLLIAM MnoR, of
Alexandria, to be Inspectors Of the Penitentary in
the District of Columbia.
Re-apoiaimsnis--to rensW eosmissions sokich had
expired.
RosERr WHlrE, Justice Of the Peace for the
County of Washington, ID. G.
]. r. Cox, HENRY NAyLoR, JOSHUA PiKRcE,
JOHN Cox, Lewis CARBEsRY, RosEar WHurE,
members Of the Levy Court for Washington
County, ID. G.
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LATEST FROM TFxAs

We are indebted to friend in this city for the
following cheering extract Of letter from WASH
ington County, Texas, received by yesterdays
southern mail. The spirit which he describes as
prevailing among the people, is irresistible As well
might Canute have expected to stop the waves of
the ocean, by saying "Thus far shalt thou 60, and
no further" as for the enemies Of annexation, in
Texas o, of Texas, to prevent her rejoining her
Legitimate" country. Ca ira, Ca ira, We trust u
iciu do! n sciH do!
''WAsHINcroN CoUsrY, (Texas,)
capri II, l645.
ave are so near unanimous here for the annexa-
ton, that may say we are so. In San Philippe
the vote stood, SIS yeas, and nay.
''Once an old Kentuckian, now an inhabi,ant of
this bright and sunny State with joy hail the tri-
umphant stars and grdron (stripes) waving in this
Terra iaeognita, or the antipodes Of the State Of
Texas. Il is even hoisted here over private dwell
lings; and you have but little idea OF our enthusi
asm, on finding ourselves again Americans. Long
may our nation last, united, free, and happy"
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~.
We yesterday received election returns from a
number of western counties, which will be found
below. There are only eight counties to hear from,
which send six delegates, viz: Allegheny, Fayette
and Nicholas, Grayson and Carroll, Lee, Pocahon-
tas, and Social democratic, save Fayette and
Nicholas, about which there is some doubt. If they
vote as last year, we shall have % majority in the
House, 10 in the Senate, and 80 on joint ballot!
The news yesterday relieved our doubts, and sat-
sfed us Of the election of Joseph Johnson to Con-
gress from the Harrison district His net majority
in fourteen counties heard from is 274 and Fayette
and Nicholas to hear from, which cannot "touch''
it. Mr.. J. s. Pendleton will, therefore, have the
distinguished honor of being the '.lone star" Of
whigery from Virginia, as the Fredericksburg Re-
corder very apty styled him.
II ''does us good" TO publish the following bril-
liant list of representatives in the national councils
from Old Virginia, true and firm in her princi-
Piles no,O than ever. BY way of distinction, we put
Mr. Pendleton in italics.
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Assistant Surgeons J. Huntington and w. A.
Nelson, to examination.
Third Assistant Engiresr J. w. King, detached
from the Poinsett, and waiting orders.
Mars.
Masters Mate J. M Bradford, to receiving ship
Ohio.
Passed Midshipman Reed Werden, leave sx-
tended month.
United SITES EXPLORING ExPRDI-

TINTED STaTES EXPLORING ExPEDI-
~ TON, Ckep E&tion ~ Narrative Of the uni-
ted States Exploring Expedition, during the years.
1888, 1889, 1870, 1871, 1642, by Charles Wilkes,
United States Navy Commander Of the Expedition,
with illustrations and maps, in vols. Vol. ",
handsomely and strongly bound in cloth.
This edition contains PRECISELY the same type,
page, and reading matter, a. the one ia imperial oc-
tayothc difference between them being in the quail
ity and size of the paper, and the omission Of me
steel plates, and three Of the maps. The number
of wood Illustrations in this edition 10 nearly three
hundred. volume will be published about every
two weeks, until the whole work shall De completed
For saIe by FRANCK TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Nav Washington City.
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as. Young Hickory Club.--The regular

0s- Young Hickory Club.-The regular
semi-monthIy meeting Of the club win be held on
Wednesday next, the 7th instant, at 8 o'clock, p.
M, in the hall of the Franklin Engine House.
Members are requested to be punctual in their at
tendance, as business of important nature will be
laid before the meeting The discussion of the fol-
lowing question will, it is expected, close at this
meeting: HAS State right to nufy law of
Congress, decming it unconstitutional and oppres-
sive upon its citzens'"
JAS. w. SHEAHAN,
May 5 Secretary.
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A proposition has been introduced into the French
Chamber of Deputies, by the Minister of Marine,
for effecting ga direct communication between
France and the United States by means of steamers
or sailing vessels from France to Rio Janeiro, and
thence to New York, touching at various West In
dia islands on the way" The Journal of Com
merce seems to think that may come to something
sooner or later.
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NEW GAMES.

VIZ FISCHER, importer Of fancy ana staple
w stationery, has just opened he ,o'xo ,,s
new and interesting games for children ana sau''s
Characieristics, an original game
The Spirit of Genius.
Master Rodbury and his pupils
Doctor Brssy illustrated.
The beautiful game OF kings
The Pickwick cards.
sb.kspsarc in a new dress.
The National Came
sr;sn,;Sc smussmenss for the old and the young,
a. srave and the ny. Also, large assortment Of
Chesmen, Backgmmon Boards, Checker Boards
md men, 0ominoes, Gs.ces, and Battledores, kept
constantly for sale at Statoners Hall, at redoosd
prices for eth.
May S-2v4w
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The New Orleans Bulletin, speaking of the ac-
counts it had received from Mexico, says: "The
whole press of Mexico are extremely pugnacious."
As Aaron Burr said to the United States court in
Richmond He heard great deal Of irar in the nt'os
papers," but there was none out of their columns
just so il will be in Mexico!
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surance that 1t will do us pleasure to publish his
explanation from his own pen. We have not the
honor Of personal acquaintance with him, but his
character interests us, and we desire to see his
escutcheon cleared of every stain and of every inn
peachment.
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May 5
DLEAsANT SUMNER BOARDING

DLEASANT SUMNER BOARDING
II HOUSE.--Those new houses on 18th street,
north of street, having been fitted up by Mrs. Tur-
ner for the accommodation of boarders; Gentlensn
desiring pleasant residence within the immed.aae
vicinity Of the executive departments would and
this location one of the most desirable in the city,
either for themselves or families.
The situation is high, pleasant, and healthy nse
from dust and noise.
May 6-cod6t
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u5- The continuation of the Oregon question is
crowded out until tomorrow. II comprises an ex.
animation Of the Nootka Sound conyention--per-
haps the most important point in the whole Discus
sion.
american" is received, and will appear to-mor-
row.
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C,oLoRED CANTON MATTINGs.-- we have
" lust received 20 pieces colored Canton ms'ungs
Of superior quality, ~ q wide, j Just arrived rom
Canton. ". CLhoEAA w.
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DIED.

On the 4th instant, after short illness, JOHN
BRANNAN, SEN, a native of Ireland, but for
many wears a respectable inhabitant of this city.
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TTEIDsTECK CHANPAGNE.--An invoice
III n tim wen known wine just received by
the schooner Dodge from New York: For sale
by ,. A. fEtSno'
Feb 26
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.Not in the last Congress. Thus more than halt
the Virginia delegation is new.
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VIRGINIA.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
From this mornings Richmond Enquirer
THE WINDING UP OF THE DRAMA.

Lcake's majority. n. .227
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"In my Philosophy Of storms from page s92 TO SIS de-
tailed many other facts OF similar nature all going TO show
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rain, which increased in magnitude at least twenty
eight miles east of the place of beginning whilst it
rained none to the west. Several of these rains
took place in Pennsylvania, last summer, and some
ofthem in Indiana, two summers ago. All occurred
in extreme dry, warm weather
We at liberty to publish, also, written state
ment of Judge Catron, Of the Supreme Court of the
United States. After mentioning number of storms
which have occurred from time to time in Tennes-
see, exhibiting phenomena which he and Judge M
w. Brown think can only be accounted for by an
upmoving current in the middle of them, and thus
conform to Espy's theory, he says GAS to the pro-
ducng OF rain by upward current from heat it is
so difficult to illustrate the theory that few will I'M
derstand the philosophy of it but those who have
been accustomed to large fires in the forest have
often seen itproduced before was acquainted with
Espy's theory, and once since, most distinctly, in
the Cumberland mountains when it rained on and
near the fire, and on neither side. travelled through
the IRE during the rain and both sides while
1t was raining. The rain soft and light, and the
morning fair north and south of the fire. Being on
horseback and alone, had, and took time to ex-
anime the phenomenon, in reference to Espy's
theory--and view this theory of storms as estob-
lshed, and that Of producing rain as greatly adj
vanced."
Judge Brown says: "that on the northern border
Of violent tornado, which passed through Tennes-
see, there a violent storm of hail and rain with
a strong N. W. wind driving obliquely into the tor
nado. On the south side, the wind blew strongly
from the South, without rain or hail.
"Along with the hail fell great quantity of the
green leaves Of trees and in many instances branches
or limbs which were covered with thick layer or
coating Of ice, much thicker than in the heaviest
sleet. This vein of hail was about mile from the
path Of the tornado, on the north side"
Professor Espy concludes his circular with the
following
''NsTRUcTIoNs TO OBSERVERS.
n my Philosophy Of Storms from page t92 to 5s de-
tailed many other facts Of similar nature all going to show
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
Succession of N, GIrod.


 RY VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable Court A1 Of Probates, sltling in and for inc city and Pa rush of New-O Orleans, dated the 27th of December, lS4i, will be sold on the I9lh FEBRUARY, 1SI5. at 10 AM {, at THIBODAUXVlLLE, Louisiana. at | lhe Court House, where Public Safes are usually made, by the Honorable James McAilister, judge of the lnte,ior Parish of LaDurche, erocio Auciiuneer for the said Parish, the following Property, to witt | lst. A TRACT OF LAND, situated on the left bank oi ihe bayou Laourcle, measuring 6 arpents and 28 tuises, (ore or less,) with forty of depth, adjacent to the land of John Lee, with all the inprovem ements | thereupnn.
 2d. A TRAoT oY LAND of 2S arpents, (more or less,) un lhe right hank of the bayou joniug that of Col Pugh; having forty arpents m depth. 3d. Another TRACT OF LAND of twenty tight ar- pen,s. front the bayou with forty arpens in depth (Inore ess,) the right bank ofhe bayou, adja- to the property of Louis Courier, and that of Col. Pugh.
 4th. A TRACT OF LAND of seven arpents front, (more less, ) with 40 in deph on the Jeff bank of the bayou, adjacent 10 ihe property of Valentine Gutro.
 9th. Another TRACT or LAND, on the left bank of tr bayou, of 40 arpens front (nore ess) ith th- dcrfh ht.ohsIns 8" II; adacent 10 lhe property al J. F. SapGtrs. 6tn Another TRAcT OF LAND, on the right bank of the bayou, in front oi that above, measuring 40 arpents front, (more ess,) wt ihe depth assigned to It adjoining tho property of William Fields and Antoine Fouche, Til. Another TRACT OF LAND, measuring b9 ar ppnls front, (io,e less.) left bank of tine bayou. with the depth belonging To il, joining the property of Maxe Henry, and of Louis Huraoy Sh. An ISLAND oa the Gulf of Mexico, known by tine name of TisBALIER; such ns it contains and bears.
 9th. Another IsLE, on the Gulf of Mexico. known by the name of GRASD-CAILLoU; such as ii con- | iains and bears. 10th. Another ISLAND, m the Gulf of Mexico, known by the n'me of BKusH ISLAND; such as it contains and bears.
 Most of the above lands suitable for the culture | of the cane.
 TERMS ay SALE-one, two, three and four years credit, the whole for notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the daiye testamentary Executors; said notes payable at the end of March of each year. and bearing interest the rate of eight per per annun in case of non-pavment al maturity. The notes shall be made payable At ihe Bank of Louisi ana with such restrictions shall be announced Oil | the day of sale.
 | The dsii,e tssianeniaty Executors oi N. Girod: ANT. MIcHOUD. A.GUiLLET, ianl 2StKmo as Attorney of Mr. Quelsni.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
PUBLIC SALES.
Brunch Bank at Mobile

l729 vs ia
 Robert E. Redwood, R. H. Redwood. " ILL be sold for casb in frout of the CoUr w House of M bile county, on the first Monda, oi February, 4. D. ls45, between the houis of II o'clock, Aa. and o'clock fM of said day, all the right, title and interest ni Robert E. Redwood into the folloaino pece. parcel of lot of hand and pieni ses, bounded follows, 10 vii: on the south by State street, the north bg lands HOW lately oi Joseph Rates, ou lls by Conception street. and the east iy lands now or lately of Martin A. Lea and Wm. Jones, Ir., having front nn State sueeE of 32 feet, by depth of 100 feet, rnnre ess the same having been levied the property of Robell F. Redwood, anf to he sold bv virtue of the above stated flare iscias, which issued from he County Court of Mobile county and To me directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent
 jan3 2olls Br nch Bank tt Mobile.
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Will be exhibited on the PUBLIC SQUARE, Gen. rapce od the northwest corner,) for a short season. espaencing THIS DAY 7th January, 1S45.
 o. ADNITTAScB reduced to 50 cts. Children and servants, heif price.
 D1-Doors open from half past to half past 4. and { rom half past to o'clock PM.
 The celebrated WM. A. DuBoIs, the great sub duer of the Savage Denisens of the Forest, will ap- pear in most magnificent series of entitled
 The Dreadful Doom of fhe Snhan's Slaue.
 Tho characteristic passages sfmusic selected from the works of the great French, Italian and German Composers, and to be sxecated by full and efficient Orchestra.
 Among the variety of thrilling situations, the fol- lowing will be exhibited:
 7f} THIS OUTCAST SLAVE,
 hanished to lhe Forest of Falhr, expiring from hun ger and fatigue, when fierce Brazilian Tiger darts Ike lightning upon him from an upper cavern. The Eastern Despots most awful sentence, forfeit life spared on condition of
 Traiaing q Wild Lion 10 Harnsssi! which is accomplished and the slave rides across the read in an ancient car. Also variety of beautiful and striking situations winch wil be presented du- ring the progress of the piece, concluding with the most bold. grand and daring display ever presented among whole carapan o wd dninlals la loose the ssms fiss upon the Indian Slape who will gradually spbdue and playully exhibit hs remarkable skill, in elegantly grouping this Matchless Geological Exhi- bition. ..-+H
 docls H. HOPKINS & CO, Propre,or-.
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PUBLIC SALES.
TREST SALE


 Of valuable Real and Personal Estate. AN hONUAf the lBih day of December, ls44, S1 At IF NJ, in front of the Court House. fhe eiy of Mobile. will sell for cssh he highest bidder THiRrY-THKEE likely valuable SLAVES, male and female, including house servants. mechanics and la borers. Also. The following lot or parcel of land, situate in ihA county of Mnbi-. and known as Fow- le,'- ;esetse, al ihr St Louis pnrchas+, nade by Owen, lipsenni.e aud Fowler; Bpludr5 un the south and hy Three Nile Greek, on the noih b, Lips cOmbe's reserve. lately eunteSed io smith. on the north east b, Robnson's lot, and ihe east by Ged des and Shaw's-In township hip--range---s containing in all 36 50 100 acres l,gelher with ali and singular, the heredilamenis and appurtenances unto the salne helunging, including ihe Brick Yard known as - - brick yard and tle brick now in said yard
 The above described property or as much as may be necessary be sold by virtue Of q certain deed of rust made by Alfred Fowler, to Biups Gayle, Cashier of the Branch of The Bank ol The State of Alabama, al Mobile, and hIs snecessnrs in office, to serure certain debts therein set forth, which deed bears date l5h March, 'S42, and Is recorded in the Office ofthe Clerk of the County Court for Mobile comfy, in book No 3, page 473 to 476.
 The above property Is exceedingly valuable and Inc titles believed to be indisputable.
 The na,nes, ages and qualities of Ihe negroes will be fully made known the ias of sale.
 HENRY E. HoLCOMBE.
 nov29 246KO Cashier, Trustee. Qf- The above sale is pos poned until the 16ib or Januar, lS45. jan4 90
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
SHERIFF SALE.

NT ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House
 w door oi Mobile county. the l0lh day oi March l8t5 between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and 4o'clock P. M. of said day, negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty years o black com"lexion and has a her right check and says that she elongs to one Jack Sullivan, near Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that she left her Inaster's house sometime last spring. Said negro woman having been committed 10 lhe Jail of Mobile county Alabama, on the 27th day of July lS44, by Micajah Crenshaw Esq., as runa- way, and her havIng failed 10 forward, prove property, pay charges, aud take her away, she therefore will be sold in compliance with the statute in such cases made and provided to pay jail
 fees. CHARLES BANCROFT,
 sep2- -199tds Sheriff Mobile County.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
Nevv-Yorl<, Dec. Sd. 1s44.

Now N ROrL, Dec. Sd. S44. To hs ConSigness Of GoodS arriving al Mobile, 'n-
 spred m Nsw. Fork IENHE Underwriters in New-York have suffered A very much by the improper sacrifice of goods, sold at auction in Mobile, account of sea damage. The policies require in case of partIal loss by sea damage 10 Dry Goods, uilery other Hardware, that the loss shall be ascerianedb by separation and sale of that portion only of the contents of the pack ages which damaged, and not otherwise, and that ihe same principle shall be observed AS to all oiher merchandize, as lar as practcable-ihe rules also require that lhe damaged parts of cargo be sold in small ols 'o suit the convenience of purchasers. Whole packages destined for places in the interior have frequently been sold al Mobile, in lot without he knowledg" of the owner by the consignee there, and hy that means deprivng the of part of packages of sound goods, and causing heavy losses to some one; hut for which. hereafter, the Mobile coasgnee will be held responsible. The mupcation of protests is moi needed; an original, or at most an original and duplicate pro- test forwarded to the agent of the vessel in New. York, IS sufficient for all the New-York Under. writers.
 ABR. OGDEN, President Mutual Insurance On. WALTER R, JONES, President Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. L. GREGORY, President Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. THOMAS HALE,
 Vice President Alliance Mutual Ins. Co. PHILLIP HONE, President American Mutual Insurance Co. 5. BALDWIN, T President Jackson Marine Insurance Co. FEB. COOK, Jr.,
 President Mutual Safety Insurance Co. T. B. SATTERTHWAVTE,
 President New-York Insurance Co. VIM. NELSON,
 President Merchants' Mutual Ins. Co. A. B. NELSON,
 President Sun Mutual Insurance Go. decI3 1lKnlo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
NETWORK CIRCUS 0V TUE pHRLTC NOUARE

H0WES MADE, proprietors of the New York Circus, respectfully announce that they open for exhibtion in this city, for short season, with eelIant and beautiful STUD OF HORSES and full aad ecient corps of the talented and ceebrat- ed Performers of the day.
 s-hl4 HHi THIS DAY.
 The exhibition will be accompanied by splendid Band ef Music. Ample arrangements made for he accommodation of all who may attend.
 0J Price of admission to the boxes BOG. Children snder 10 years of age 25c.
 Qaadtoons. boxes. b0c. Servants 25c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

Agency of the Protection Insurance COm-
 parry of Hartford, Conn. in Mobile. A COMMISSION often per cem will be allowed IA on all premiums paid to this office poces issued on and alter this day.
 Fire, River and Marine risks Ill be taken at the lowest customary rates of premium, and persons doing business with this company can rely on a prompt settlement of any claim for loss they may have, the agent has authority 10 satls and pay all losses that may without the delay o referring the claim to the office in Hartford.
 nov25 JOHN c. RYAN, Agent, IS St. Mchael.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

OFFICE MOBILE INSURANCE CoAPASY,1
 Mobile, November 25, Is44. { A T A MEETING of the Board of Directors this A day, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
 Rssolpsd, Thar from and after the 23d instant, a commission of ten per cent will be allowed on all premiums paid ths company, and that this resou- open. (nnv26KmoI THOS. s. KING, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
BY s !. & |. JONES.
 $. l. JONES. Auctioneer

BY s I. & I. |. JONES. 4 $. l. JONES. Auctioneer. THIS MORNING, al g o'clock, at our grocery sales room.
 Bacon Hams Sides and shoulders, Brandy Gin, Rum, Wines, CordIals, Lemon Syrup Tobacco, Cigars, Salt in sacks and boxes Sperm and Compost Candles, Molasses I Soap, Sperm Oil, Maccaroni, Vernicelli Beef, Pork. Teas, Rope Goldfish, Potatoes Earthern and Glass Ware, Starch Buckwheat Flour, Snuff in boxes and badders Onions, etc etc.
 Also, at 10 o'clock Al our dry goods sale room, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps. Brogans. Boots and Shoes. Terms cash.
 Erecmor's Sale. ON MONDAY, 18th instant, will bs sold in front of Ihe Mansion House, at l2 o'clock, credit oi six months, for approved endorsed notes Shares Bank Mobile Stock
 Shares Firemen's Insurance Company Negro Boy AIeck, good sail maker, belonging to the estate of E. Griffin, deceased.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
BY c. W. DORRANCE.
 G. M. PARKER, Auctionee.

BY c. ". DORRANCE. G. M. PARKER, Auctionee. THIS DAY al 9 o'clock, at the sales room. 20 bbls Hams, 300 Baltimore do, 20 hlds Sugar 50 bags Havana Coffee, 100 bbls fFlour. lU0 bbs fine Flour, 30 tierces Rice 20 bbls Whale Oil 1s0 boxes Candles 10 boxes Pine Apple Cheese, 100 do Tobacco 90 Cigars, 50 kegs Sausage Meat
 90 boxes Pickles, Sauces. etc etc.
 Also-500 bags Corn, Oats. Bran, etc. 50 boxes Lemons and 10 bags Almonds. Port Wardea's Sals. ON FRIDAY, 10th instant, at 10 o'clock, al store, will be sold for of whom il may con- cern, under the inspection ef the Port Wardens da maged on the voyage of importation
 300 kegs Nails, 35 bbls Loaf Sugar
 10 bbls crushed Sugar, 5 do powdered do
 20 boxses Cheese, 13 do Pickles & Preserves
 30 cases Dry Goods, assorted