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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-12-05
VOLUME XVI.I
Il. ]. HOLTON,
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR 8 PUBLISHER
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ifnci
said IN adplncs. THREE DOLLARS II not
raid ,sitlia SIR months and THREE Dol
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS y not paid an.
Ill apr tae expiration d az year. No paper
discontinued uhnl all arearages are pad
espi at the option Of he Editor
az Adrnhsemeafs inserted Al One Dollar PER
square, (l6 lines o. iess, this s'std igpelf ne
MT Insertion. and 25 cents for zach c9Hflaa.
anee Count adueyfissmeHis and Slerf . Sales
charged IS RI cent bigheri and dedacnoa y
33l ~ ccaf ,r z b. made ffya ne ffRHlar pr
css fra irotsers bJ Hs year. idrdtiSo-Isnis
inserted mORiA.y o. quarterly 81 fer square fJr
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NOTICE.
TO DRIVERS or .VENTN

FENl lSE hsyog Gold upon their lands in vein
n suruee or deposit mines, which tbeS wish
explored would 90 well 10 give the subscribers
cali or notice, post pail, at Gold Iiill, Rowan Co..
n. G. "a we sish 10 lease and operate mere extern
fively go the Mining Business, Good Miners VII
be despatched Immediately 70 examine aud test
seeh mnts as may be oilcred bot in no case viii
lands be examined Wit out the privilege of lcas.
ing, and 90 lease taken lJr shorter term than
three years. a. persona often obtain Bsscs With,
out any intention Of operating sufficiently TO test
tle mines and thereby keep an iuc1mhranoc upon
tae premises 70 tho prejudice OF both lessor aud
those really dcirous &c thnrourhlv erplartnp Them
The snbsctlbers would say, that whenever they
lease lhcy will hihy test the mines.
WALLS & HOUSTON
Oct. 10, 1915. 2f
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NHRS. MARY WRISTON informs her friends
Va aud the public generally, that she has re-
moved 10 the house of Mrs. Tuzah Springs, next
door to the Apo,hecury shop. She returns her
thanks Tor the liberal encouragement she has re-
ceiycd and hopes by constant endeavors to please
TO merit a continuance of the public patronage,
Or. 10. lSAa. 10
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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
RANSENERlSS.

Per ship Cotton Planter from York-Capt Wilsse,
A Leavens and lady, S, John and lady, Geo Caster
and lady, Post and lady, Misses Leayens. Cox Anna
GascOigne Emeline Gascoigne Martha GHscoigne, Bull,
Messrs Wright, G w Corning, Cnrwin, J Mabee,
r Horrick, G Bleyins, G Wilcox, ii Tacott, w II
Chidsey, 5 Myers, Downing, WIN Sackett.
Per steamboat Cnralina FIN New Orleans- Mesdames
Leonard, Deupree, Lose, Burlington. Misses A and
Leonard, Murray, NJ md Gardner. Williamson, iIus
ton, Miller, Rev Williamson, Capt Shaw, Messrs Harris
Aspinwall Shaw, skipper. Moore, Woodbridge.
Per steamboat Creole from New. Oreans-Mesdames
SWAIN Harris, Webbing, Miss Webbing. Cap,s Har-
seph, Swan, Whitehead, Saunders Chapman, Williams
Maj Chsse--ll on deck.
Per steamboat James L Day from New Orleans
Messrs w and Lynch Draper, Vincent Brney, Iiud.
son. Johnson. WIkie, Robiuson Demilly Campbell. w
Aubery, II T LOrinier-56 on deck.
Per steamboat Eliza from M0ntgomery-C Qngley
and lady Mesdnmes Quigley, Terrell Pope Misses Pope
Swifts, Messrs Walker Mott, Ames, Loughry, Mallory
Ghoson, Crozier Anderson Gano Dyer, Tobis. Harness
Bernadis, Edwards, Duke, Rollins, Kendall SrIssn Car
ter, Griffith Appleton, Goodson, Colbert Waller, Ea-
der Craig, Sims Cummins, Hopkins, iieard Prentiss
Leonard. Loomis, Myers, Capt Clark.
Per steamboat VIM Bradstreet I'm MoniROmery-R
Bunker and lady, J simpson and lady, Jos Jackson
and lady, Mrs Butler, DR. Peacock Messrs Grice VIM
Jackson, MITCHELL Keonry, Simmons Franmell, Cox.
symmes, Hogan, Taylor, Slough, Smith, Palmer, Ran
DALI Burnes, Riggs Pray, I.ohrdge, Kowan Levenherg
Campbell, Cause, Rsgsdale, Taylor, Argules, Brason-
and others.
Per bark Harriet T Bartlett sid I'm Boston for Mobile
Mrs Debe and children, Mrs Baker, Mrs Oberch Miss
M Partridge, Messrs X Flint, Ives, Joseph-6 IN
Bteerage,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
G0NNHEN Me- EE

Per ship Cotton Planter fm New-York-JW Bri lges;
Randall Rves, Battle & CO; Campbell, Owen & Coz
don d Greene w Allen Harrison Il Robinson; Don.
aid Il Marshall A Nishei; Nj Warning ~ Coz Elkns; W
Dond I st John; J Gilmani l. Parmyi Beach, Ella &
COZ Stanton & Bro; COster. Robinson Miller &
co; L Guerngeri Kelly & Allen senmani WIN II Bun
nell; Meeker; Lyon 4 Baker, Allen & lladeni Aud;
Mosely & Tucker w II q Z Burdsai & COS G LeBaroni
q Euslis; Campbell; II l. Reynolds; Lson; Hitler
q Bro; Wadron PersOn & Coz T MeGrnni Warrington
ney q co.. Deshon & Myers Maudin & Terrell; WIN n
Chidssyi Knappi T Kingi II Van Antwerp & COS IL
d Spear a. co; e Carlisle; w Bower & Coz Fosdick Il
Charlock Toomer, Gay II co; Bowen Andrews ~
Tough; J Reid q co; ID Totsoni Leavens; G Coster;
Peck ShackefOrd. b Is FOUtane Il Son; Carringlon ~
Coz II Reynolds; Whitsett Garner 4 co; Foster 4 Bat
tele; Humphries, Walsh co; Fry Bliss co; w l,ry.
co; II Brooks; Tart, Stewart Il COZ Cronin; u
Loughry; Conningi q Wood; freeman 4 Bolton;
Aubery Kinney; Hayden & Lee Tay lor + McIiae; r
BelknapiJ NJ Muldon Dude Reynolds; Gage X Post:
SI& jones' Rhea, Sykes q co; Wool 4 Brewer; r
Nswhouse. Nj Crawford G Gascoigne; L Seaman; w II
II F Crawford Rix. Kendall Il co; J Landon; IIoyt
4 Ford BoaemaIR W Andrews q Coz Desha. Smith
a Coz Havilsnh, Clarke q COZ B"rron Mead & co; P
Buliardi Kovaleski l. Weeks; Daniels & Brady.
Per bark souihe'ner I'm Boston, II Campbell; John
Reid co; Austin; J II Rivers co; T Fettypiace;
Henry g. Stoddart NJ Warning g. COS NJ Taught & co.
L Andrews & COS Fry, Bliss 4 co; Mallory, Ross d
ton; G Rollry co; ID Fowler Jr; Humphres, Walsh
q cot w Andrews d ca; q Rnpeje; J d Touimn; ID
TillotsOn; Blauvsli Il Laton; A "a Parker a. COS Wright
n Cunningham; Whitaker q sampson; w II redwood;
Ware Chesbrough Wood Campbell Owen " co; f
Leslie; VIM MARTINI Kelly IL Allen; Doweni Allen Il
IiAden.
Per scbr Pioneer fin Boston-D Edgery; ID Fowler Jr;
Freeman bolt0ni W Andrews d co; j II Roak & co.
Per steamboat Caroline from New -Orleans-A Nc
Coyi w Calvert; A Moore; Keith Wilson May; S
TwelVes COZ DOrrance Stannrd; n Stock II Aus
tini w dazzami Newhousei NJ Warning Il co, Mil
Ter; Lose.
Per steamboat Creole from New. Orlenns-C X Foote
4 Coz Englishi Dorranee stsanard; II Huber; W
Calyerii Hayden & Lee Wilson May; Barron, Mead
co.. HUMPHREYS, Walsh 4 co; Rix, Kendall COS VIM II
Redwood. & Keith; q Wesiieldt & Bro; Warrington &
CalIanun l. Beck O'Reily co; Jno Ticknor; II Moi
q err; NJ Speyer
Per steamboat james l. Day from New Orleans
T Miller ~ co; Barron, Mead 4 co; spuller; Wal
kington Callahan; Glnisou; s McIellHnd.
Per steamboat MOntezuma from Hew OrIeans-C X
Foote co; II Rivers 4 COZ Smith. Dainey 4 co. Viii
son May; Marshall Rowe COT Eslava, Mnrreil & co..
Walker q Holiness Campbell, Owen & co; & W Ogden
J Smith; Gilbert d Bro freeman & Boil
ton; + Jewett; Rene
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
sms,OKTa.

BOsTON-Per schr Poneer-l7 cases shoes, bales
domestcs DRUMS bills fish, l6 do onions, % do sugar.
lie do beets
NEW.ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creoe-9 bbs mo-
lasses do fruit 50 do whskey do go do four
do bacon 100 do sundres S25UU specie, IA hhs sugar,
rks bacon 80 kegs lard 90 les molasses 10 bXs fruit
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat CarollnA-6l0 pes
baggng $40 coils rope bxs twine 10 bbls blue HEX 72
do whskey 1877 do 48 hf do hour 29 do npples do
lasses 90 do ink 100 bxs cheese IA kegs butter 6s bed
steals DC.
NEW.ORLEANs-Per steamboat l. Day-20 bbls
mo lasses, trs claret, 10 hhls 10 hNs sugar.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Moniezuma-l06
cks lime 90 hhds sugar. ties RICE 50 bills Hour hf do
beef 25 do pork IL do mnlasses 48 do whskey do
anges az kegs butter 26 SKIS bvan Al pcs baggng cks
plaster, ga SKIS oats, 374 do corn, l6 kegs nails.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
uECE,.,Ts or COv"VoN.

Per steamboat Eliza I'm Monigomery--Sims, Reius &
Houze IS bales: X Carlisle 10; Bull Dychu co III J
Nave g. Desha. Smith & CO IA; BroadnnS, Newton e.
co IL; Leayens Malone IL; iarwell Davis g. Dick
inson Il Eustis g.
Per steambout VIM Bradstreet FIN Mont gomery-- Gor
don Curry II bales; Tooner, Gay 10; Rives Bat
lie co 30 NJ Sayre 13; Tareton & Scott 81; L An
drews & co 39i Andrews a Dawson 3; Pope & Son 49,
Donald Marshall 81; Harrison Robinson 2e; Scott
slough co 6; FART. Stewart co S; Boykin & Nerve
75 w Bower x CO II; T I.esesne 81 Harwe & Davis /;
X Carlisle 4Gi Allen & IIaien Il Hoyt 4 Ford l7 A
Iedyard CO 20; Dickinson & Eusiis 81 Leavens a. Ma
lone 80; S Billiard z; Walker e. Holmes 4.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
ocl4 21Olar c. BANCRoFT, sheriff M. c.
SljERIFF'S SALE.

M ILL be sold for cash in front of the Cour
w House door of Mobile county, on Monday, the
4tl day oil May, 1916, between the hours Of ii o.
clock I'M. and 4 O'Clock PM OF said day, one dark
Mulat,o Negro Man called MARTIN, aged about 33
years, feet inches high and says that he belongs
TO George Bearru, who resides about $50 miles
above New Orleans, and State Of Louisiana. SAID
negro man Martin having been committed the Jail
Of Mobile county, Alahama. no a runaway slave. by
Josiah Wilkins, Esq, justice Of the peace OF Mo-
bile county, IN the 2lih day Of Sepiember, 1915, And
Ls owner or owners having failed 10 come forward,
Prove property, pay charges and take HIN away, he
therefore VII be sold compliance with the statute
IN such eases made aud provided TO paw Iail fees.
ocr2S 223 {. BANCROFT, sheriff NJ. e.
~ The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and
Journal, Tuscaloosa, aud Huntsville Democrat, will
please copy lIll day al sale.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
MRS. GEOR GE'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHooL ron YouSG LADIES
M az nf-Sf

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL POR YOUNG LADIES,
No. SO GoUsrament- street.
TENIIE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
l. liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes pleasure in announcing the public the pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out to
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in
struction. Mr.. NORMAN PINNEY, who has long
been engaged in tel ching in this city. and from his
success has increased confidence in his method Of
imparing knowledge, willgve instruction in the En-
glish language German and Spanish will be taught
bv able professors, under the direction Of MIR. Z.
Madam kovALEsKI. recently from Europe, Ia
DIV Of distinguished ability has been engaged 10 teach
Vocal and instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. G's family, and is
practced during meal hours, hours Of tuition, and
of school, as much AS circumstances permit.
The discipline Of the school is mild, but at the
same time firm and strict
Conditions.
For instruction In the Fren hand English languages 81
S., Sc, 81 and So per month.a
Vocal and instrumental Music first class, $40 per month
Infant " " "
Board varying from S. To Sl2 per nionth.
Each boarder 10 lu ash bed beddlng, towels, sill
yer goblet, etc etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile are expected 10 appoint An Agent in The city who
will be responsible lor all dues. Terms payable
monthly in Advance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
sI,ERlFF's NOTICE.

HOMMITTED 10 The Jan 0l M0bilf fnnnly, on
~ The 2lll nciober, lS45, by Charles A. HoppIn,
Esq Mayor OF The CIV Of Mobile, a runaway slave
called DUKE, black complexion, leet inches
high about 33 years OF age, has t"o small SCARS on
his breast, The Thumb nail the right hand has
been split, aud says he belongs To DIR. Olser, Of
Monig emery county, Alabama. The owner Is re
quested TO come ipruaId. prove properly, pay char
ges, and take him away, he will he dealt wnh
according 10 law in such cases made aud prov ided.
oct25 22Iu G. BANCROFT, Sh'n NJ. G..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
NORTH 81 co.
APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,

APOT'HECARfES AND CHEMfoIo,
and dealers in
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Apothecares' Hall opposite the Mansion Honse, and
80 Government street.
ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention OF Fami-
III lies, Physicians, and the public generally IN
town and country, to their extensive and well select
ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals and
large assortment Of the most delicate French, Eng
hsh, German and American Perfumes and Extracts,
&c together with great variety OF Brushes,
Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet
or Nursery. -
Physicians prescriptions win receive particular
attention.
The very best of Medicines constantly kept on
hand, and competent person always in readiness,
both night and day, to prepare them IN the most
careful and scientific manner, with scrupulous re-
gard to correctness.
LEEcHrs of the hest kind always kept for sale,
and person (Mr. Payne) every way competent at
hand to apply them,anh no charge made but Tor those
that take Medicine chests filled and rehtted IN the
neatest and most careful manner. now
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
REFEREN NOES:
Barton Academy-MnIe Department.
MIR MERRILL respectfully gives n0tlce thal
ENGLIaH SCHOOL.

BARTON ACADEMY-BAsEMEET STORY.
HNIlIS SCHOOL will be opened On the 2Olh INST,
Il under the charge of f. E. BoYEToN, A. b., an
efficient and experienced teacher. Reading, Spell
ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar will be faithfully taught. Tuiion for boys
under eight yea,s, 81; over eight, SD per month
No pupil will he received for shorter term than
two months. The tuition for that time will be re-
quired, invariably, in advance. The school will be
under The general supervision Of the subscriber.
oc,ll ll2 ID. /. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
NEU' Vt. TIT'INhI.
nnyl 227Kmn
Trust sale of Valuable Real Estate.

Trust sale of Valuable Real Estate.
XNTIi.L be sold Tor cash payable in Alabama
w Bank Notes) in front of The Mansion House,
in the city OF Mobile, AT IL M, on Monday, Nnvem-
Der l7th 1915, by virtue Of certain Deed of Trust,
executed 9th day Of January, 1910, by Dennis Don
Kane, recorded in the Office Of The Clerk OF the
County Court Of Mobile county, in Book OF Mortga-
gea No. l. pages IS 10 7S, that well known aud de-
sirabe country residence built by Col. Kane, and
now oc, upied by VIM. II. Redwood, Esq, situate
about three miles from the city, with nut houses, gar
den, shrubbcry, etc, described us follows: Lot num-
Der 4. egnning AT stake on the south side OF the
New Spring Hill Road, and running south from said
road six hundred and fiity-lwo (652) feet, thence
westwardy along the north boundary line OF proper
~ belonging 10 Lavina Murphy, conveyed Ia her by
ID. d. Kane. Ivy deed bearing date July z, 1870,
one huadred 1OO) feet 10 stake, thence north SIX
hundred and tweniy-eght feet. eight inches (62S
S-I2) TO the SAID New Spring Hill Road and thence
easterly along The south side Of said road Ia the
place of beginning, containing one ll9S-4S5oO acres
bounded on the earl by lot formerly conveyed to
John Elliot, OH he south by property Of Layina Muir
phy, on the west by y lot numbered four and on the
n"rrh by the Spring Hill Road. Also Lot number
ed five, beg inning a ftake on the south side OF the
New Spring Hill Road. aud running from The said
road south six hundred aud twenty-eIght feet eight
INCHES 1928 8-i2) to the northern boundary line oi
the property oflhe sad LaYina Murphy, designated
by "A stake, thence wesiwardly along said line from
SAID stake hundred 600 feet TO stake thence
north six hundred and six lee, four inches (6O6 412)
TO the New Spring Hill Road, thence eastwardly
along the son,I SIDE of the said road one hundred
(l0O) feet to the place OF beginning, containing
099O2-4250 acres-bounded the east by lot No.
1, on the south b, the property of Layna Murphy.
the west by lot number 6, and IN the north by the
New Spring Hill Road, manner and form (excepi
the omission ola private road Of 30 feet wide)
the said lots are marked and laid down plan Of
lois executed by james DowelI, Surveyor, which is
recorded in The Office Of the County Court of Mobile
countythe said lots being part OF the premises con-
a.
deed dated May %, 1888, 10 ID. ID. Kane and l..
murphy, recorded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile county, in book W, pages
a2O TO 423. JNO. DUNCAN. Tiusiee.
by LINDsAY Fox,
oct?S 223tds Attorneys in fact.
8o- The Advertiser will please copy.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
SnERIFF'S NOTICE.

NtDMMTTTFD 10 The JaiI oil NObIe COUNTY,, on
~ the lOlh October, lSl5, by A. Weiherhy, ESQ 1,
"a Justice Of the peace, runaway slave called VII
LlAM-bIsck complexion, feet q inches high.
aged about 30 years, and says he lrlongs 10 lohn
Mitchell, Madison county, Stale OF Miseissirpi.-
The owner is requested To come forward, prove pro-
perry, pay charges aud take him away he will he
dealt with according TO law in such made and
provided 10 pay Jail fees.
netI4 2I3 e. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03

llUH.DERS aud others will he supplied by the
undersigned with Lime, Plaster, Cement and
Plste,ing Hair, less rates than they can purchase
elsewhere IN the city. 1900 casks Lime daily en-
pected from TbomastOn.
oc,3l J. ". RIVERS y co.
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE STORE
w --REMOVAi.--SAML.B b. HOWE has re-
moved to No 10 st Francis street between Water
and Commerce streets. adjoining the store Of Beach,
Fla Co. octsi 226Kmo
RUCKWHEAT-In Kegs, boxes aud ar bbis,
~ ppyl for sals by o'REiLLf T. CO,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
222lds C. BANCROFT, SHIN c.
SIlERIFF'S SALE.
VIM. Mcpherson.

|
Ashby w. Ehridge and George s. Martin. his Sc
curily.
KTTILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on The first
Monday of November, 1916, between the hours Of ii
O'Clock AM aud O'Clock pm. Of said day, all The
right title and interest of AsAby w. Elhridge, in
and to the following described piece, parcel or lot
Of land and premises, situated, lying and being in
the city of Mobile, on the east side of Ann street,
between Dauphin way and Government street, COM
mencing at the north east corner or intersection OF
Ann street aud Caroline avenue, thence running
northwardy hundred aud fory-fve (2l5) feet and
six inches, thence eustwardly and parallel with
Dauphin way street one hundred and twenty 12O)
feet (4) four inches thence soulhwardlJ two hundred
and iorty-fve (245) feet eight inches 10 Caroline
avenue, and thence weslwardly and along the north
line OF Caroline avenue one hundred and twenty
feet (l2O) to the place Of beginning: same ha-
wing been levied on the property Of Ashby W.
Eihridge, by virtue ofthe above stated execution,
which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun-
" and to me ERECTED.
ocl4 21OrAs c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03

IA LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. IN
Es:M THE Undersigned. wishing 10 leave1~
the State offers for sale valuable Plantation, siiu-
ated n Autauga County, near Smtesvie, contain
ing 1900 acres about 100 acres cleared and in II
high state Of cultivation, being the place formerly
occupied by John Giliersleeve and John Scott. On
the plantation there is good Gin and Mill House;
also, fine Dwelling, with all the necessary ou,
buildings Attached To the plantation there is "a
Tan Yard, in complete order.
Also forty six Negroes, consisting of men, wo-
men and children; the stock of Horses, Mules,
Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, &c. The Land
will be sold with without the Negroes, as the
purchaser may desire. The apove is offered at pri-
yate sale until The LIST of December next, when, IL
nut disposed of, il will he sold at Auction.
Terms of sale--One third Cash, the balance in
one, two and three years, with interest from date
Apply to JAMES T.. cunts,
oct T-2Il t1iec Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03
PUBLIC SALES
BY MARSHALL. ROWE ). co.
A. = HUNTINGTON, Auctioneer.

BY MARSHALL. ROWE ). co.
A. HUNTINGTON, Anctioneer
THIS MORNING, at ~ o'clock al sales room.
81 Louis and Ohio fonr fine old Sugars
lteetied and Mun1ngahea Whskey
Old aud new Molasses, Soap, Candies
Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams
Cheese, painted Pals, SC.
Aso--A Mono WoMAN, about 80 years Of age
good plain cook aud excellent washer aud noner.
After which,
Boots, Shoes, Broeans, Hats. &c. Terms cash.
By ST.. &I. 4 JONES.
=. /. JONES. Ancuoneer.
THIS DAY. al 9 O'Clock, at our grocery sales
room, will be sold general assortment of Grorp-
res, consisting o!
Gunpowder, Ilyson and Pouchong Teas
Holland and Domestic GIN, Wine Vinegar
Pine French Brandy new Leaf Lard
ola Bourbon AID reclifrd Whiskey
New Mess aud Prime Pork, Soap
Tobacco, various brands; assorted CordIals
Lemon syrup, Champagne and Madeira W ines
Cider, in boxes, inspeeied Flour
Sperm Oil, N f. Rum, collins Axes
Kentucky Begging and Rope
Regaa and La Norma Segals
At 10 O'Clock precisely
IN DRY Goods Sales Room, ill he sold a genera
assortment offall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Silk, Madras and Cotton lldkfs, Hosiery
New style Prints, Calicoes. Alpacas
Mouseline de LANES afghan Grapes
l3leached Shrtings, Blaokets, Spool Thread
Aso-Fine Cloth Dress aud Frock Goats
Tweed, Flushing, Cloth and Pilot oYercoats
Sack do; Cloth and Satlinet Pants
Silk, Velvet and Nurseries Vests
AIso-An assortment Of Linen Bosom and Angola
Shirts and Drawers, Suspenders. Hats
Cups, Umbrellas, etc. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-03


SALE DAYS-Iueydays. Thursdays and Sntnr-
days. Always on hand IA general assortment of Gro
cercs and Western Produce.
M OTiCE-TRUST SALE--In pursuance Of The
powete in deed Of trust dated sixth March last,
made by Ptoiemy 7. Harris 20 the Undersigned for
the purpose Of securing Jcptha V. Harris, and WIN.
W. Clayton, upon their endorsements upon three
notes. Two for seven thousand each. and 0ne for SIX
thousand dollars, one of which due in June last
and the other will be due in December next, which
deed has been recorded in Clarke AMI Washington
counties, we will the sixth day Of December next,
al the city OF Mobile seli for cash. the following slaves
of the said Harris. specified in the said deed, to wit:
Moses, Cherry, SACK, Butcher, Rhodi, Derry, Mary,
and her two Children Ennis, Mary, Ann, and child {;
Agnes. Nathan, Frances, and her two children; Bar
bara, Esleie, jim, Angelina, and four children;
Margaret, Mitchell, jim and one child; Less, Pris-
ella and five children; Julia, Albert, Victoria, Or
che LA and one child Ben, Fanny, Palsey, Eli Nelly,
Milly, Eliza, Dick, Lonisa, Julia, Moses, Elias,
Cato Robert Dicy Bedney, Sally. and her five chiI-
dren; Chimney, Corneln, Edmund, AnIionile, aud one
child; Nancy. Sarah Mary, Elisha. LYDIA, and one
child; VIII Joe, Louisa, Celia, and four children
Washington, Iama, Joe, Franklin.
The slaves now in Ihr possession of the under
signed and be The plantation Of Judge iar
ris. in Washington county They are II likely parcel
OF slaves have been acc,naled and the sale will be
absolute and title unquestioned.
HENRY p. IloLCOMBE, lTr,stoas
GEO. G. HENRY.