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The New York herald., 1845-04-12
AUCTION SALES.
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION;

ssaxjs FINE PLANTS AT AUCTIONs :. .
Hsvx q, sli ssi On Monday morning A. 4 O'Clock,
Oranges and Lemons IN fun and Hover Camsiiss Xaaiias
& Plants xso and osr S,s Ses sr s"'
A UCTIoN, NOTICE-BY .sNIFFEN Co-EIegar,
10 sas sss q Xan Il.
HSuekeerer and worthy attention For Particular see ca
sh
csn. TAB Feach and maple bedstead BEDS matsses bed
n0 liable s,Sh' Used but one p;nS forte ss.
maogIe medicine chests. one safs &c. al2 lt.m
SPLENDID PLANTS AT AUCTION-A: LEVY, viii
first oe ns a 1sdoay
ron, in bloom. azaa,, ofa helhropes
Also hs Garden. collection Of .,.n.rd perpsa
Jtne varieties Of choice Sorts and Other
a AUCTIoN NoTlCE-sals Of valuable furniture thus day
hsEpsst 10 o'clock, in the sale room, II sprace
001''s s'Tiai TaSMAs M sELI Lf.,.as
Er?gsSasszz. gSsz.
zSs Wed
.ss s a. No. wsi
n fsS Ds s e Ms:
tables; sT1s NJ Card Ss?Iide: ssie
aiisa ss'ia ss,fs
ci,y-one set Of Chairs Sofas and Ceatre inad
bic top Table; Furniture covered with rich figured
Or bedr0 and bed curtains ma;ch Also long
tel wsrdrobe aud dressing Mirrors Brussels aud Ingram Car
PETS Rugs &c Also Mahogany Furniture; Bedseads; Ex-
sn;on Tables Ch,iI and also Iron Also,
Sa Dsrs nasr and nsddddng French REM Also green and
also b.onxs and ormuu mechanical Lamps antique
figured Clocks aso cod Bohemian Glass and plain do Aso
Plated double goods, also Feueh Copper Cooking
will be by CATALOGUES which will be ready the day
previous TO sale.
beautiful Oil Psintiogs. in rich frames.
Personal will be- Furnure Sales this Spring.
by Z. H. LUDLOW. Office Of Broad and EI-
change Place. apl So IL IA Is 6tis$m
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CLIREHUGH'S TRlCOPHEROUS.
IMPOSITION

ARTIC LIE under this n.me has been lately advertised
"A TO be sod for so ceuts. Clrhugh has CAUTION the
public agains this tarefaced imposition made bv Ieon
worthless the article he tries cheat the pabc with
yers ades and genemea have used under impression
that i was the genuine and the result has been the des-
ugh Trcopherous Is secured py letters parent Of the u s.
and OF covrse dare the ingredients Tnus lar
they protected but the popularity Of - original mp
ed the cupdity OF this to call his nv
sme, copy Cehughs sdve b,
tie labels by which all who purchase deceived
Read the following
= WILMIHoroN, Oct. B tsll
Mr. BISsErr, Sra =! mpu. Of NJ name has
been made u your paper by Of the Of Barry ad
publish With name attached itwaA given by me sone
c. to Mr. b. hair dr Phadepha Ia fyor Of
Crehsghs TricoJ who unde stand Is the original
rventoi paentee and bv
hair All can H. heard Of this Barry until saw
his advertisement aud his using my nime without my
thority and my opnioa INTENDED % deceive the public
Tor many been ceebrad the ony article found
scuf and nduh The h medical il the city can be
referred to who use daily their families Hundreds Of
tmoniais Of the proprietor and following
highly esrectl. houses n the city will il any doubt exist
speak as TO Clehushs Trcopheous being tbs genuine
V.piaws Druggist, wI'sim street Hoasey Phaps CO.,
Pearl Ward, Maiden Lane Alcot, Kissam Co sid,n
e. aud Broadway J. b. Dodd corner Of sh street and
OBSERVE CLEREuUGHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE Is
Wo bhoAUWAf, up stairs where may be consulted s all
hou on the dseacs Of the skin connected with growth
nar
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THE Subscrber thankful for past favors respectfully in
forms his friends and the public ht he will open tn.
over at se Caharne Streets and he All whomay
him with their orders that will sp,red
plying them with articles Of best quality at
price: and with punctuality Goods delivered my part Of
ala 3t*m o6 C.rrar.s 80.
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'hi r.; opinion uins him.
WAANTED-A Journeyman Watch Maker.-Enquire at 81,
WANTEDssA smar, Active American Boy to attend a
Of fesaee apply Apply Ii. Of NSis: srdsn.
between one and four ai2 lt*ec
WANTED-A few seiive young men e ensss. in alisht
'" and pleasant business Z qaire at 2sa 9rosdw,y Of
Now ready for SALE the Knights Of Seven iaads com .s-
s1S.1Gns co.! % g i sagf. and two splendid
pasSsa II for s at G; M sps q hi GSIysnJi s
2os Broadway and at f. GLEAsoss ~ fremont Row; Bos.
RUAkD WANTtYaaTwc gentlemen age de..rous q OBJ.
" sa siswh "-'A d "'' once A'''e'' n " at TINS once
BOARD AT STATEN ISLAND
GErNThEMEN rr desire to find Board and Convenient
where h.s S;s SoIssa nd IL: en-: q:
New w TeHm ssUnd w. Mol
PACKET sHIP SEA for yERPooI;-.P,.,nssr, BY ,hi.
day morning. at 10 O'Clock precey which time the ship VIII
Letter bags will close eGs5 Gs.Ayys {; IS F'' Of
~ B:=Let,er. bv this ship tken free. Alan
REfECL9kY IQ Lei, and Stock and Fax IcI Sale
oss - 1ai b. Ss
res. which can be increased. Situated il Wa d.
asa Enquire IN other IS rs cannot
NOTICE hereby syeS that P,qoo,al. s be received al
until the 10th Nav next delivery OF from One 10 The
Thousand Cords Il st quality Vrs,na inc Wood to Be oe-
lvered monthly from ole to three hundred cords
WIN. 8. CARMAN,
apl2tomylo Secretary. y
C2LMAN,s q MLERY OF, OIL PAINTINGS. AND
~ Literary Exhibition no. 203 Bro,dwsv-Juss added
Exhibition, beaudful Picture by g. Coein about
IL t-beng Landscap view Gu nberand, Euga id, led
- with wonderful! of Cattle which hiye received the
finishing touches OF Thomas Sidney Cooper of London with
whom Mr. Cole studied Itwas Iued The Exhibition 10
sGsS WIEN r. been sshss here i many @ .,
charged.
Enrance through the Book Store where chsrge made,
nor TO the extensive Print Room where Engavngs Of
variety mar be had, at reduced prices.
N B-Mr Ceiman, wishing to close up the Book Depart
a12urc ~e'- '''s"'' y f"
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BURTON'S THEATRE-Archs street,
PHILADELPHIA

.oAIUNUAY EVENING, April l3,
First night of burlesque. called THE, BOHEA-
MANS GAL !-A,line Mrs w Smith; Taddy Mr. Burke;
derr, Mrs Altemus.
The suscesslq ard orgin:l drama in three Of PUT
Jenkins Bu,ke; Sprouts, Johnston; Gen. Tryon Stafford
Talbot, Thayer; Gulaumc Mr. Bowers; Kate Mrs Burke
Prissy Putnam Mrs Altemus Maria Jenkins Miss Hughes
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OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
r THE NJ G ANIN DE MODE

50 Canal Street
NADINE D. BEHRMAN begs leave to inform her friends
A and the public that he will opn for III. Mon
day next, the sst March, 1s'sst.; when she will exhibit
from Par in every variety and in style uupre edenred
Also will be exhibited entire style Of Ladies' Hats
called ARrOS HATS" which from II cir peculia and lady
like style may rank AZ pre-, ,minent.
Also, avaety Of white fancy Straws fine double Dun
stebles, Tuscan and split Straws
PARIS Ribbons and Flowers Of the choicest styles and in
great varieties. mh25 lmsec
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PALmO,S OPERA HOUSE
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
FLOATING THEATRE.

At The FOOT OF LHAMBEK STREET
SATURDAY EVENING, April ~.
The entertainments will with the Nautical ORA.
ma Of BLACK-EYEU sUSAN-Wiiliam w. q. Jones:
Hu the land " -
rey Of eraina Negro Pecustes of singing and dancing
To be followed by the YOUNG WIDOW-Mard devllIs,
Mr. Sutherland; Auielis, Mrs Mo,sop.
During the evening variety Of Songs Dances. &c.
To conclude with LAND SHARKS AND SEA GULLS,
Jackets OF Bu-Si Mr. Anderson Ebere Star
Sutherland. '' -
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SpOkens
Pilgrim Of Boston, for Chesapeake Bay 5h inst lat 4o
Foreign POrtS.

ST CRoIx, March 2s-In port Harr ct fhompson, Whpp
from s. Thomas. load for Phadelphia Eliza, Lockwoo
dss Port Leon Cs; dS aS E!1;hssh snow, for B0'O
PoRLo CAsELao. March 24-No American vessel in pot
La GUAYRA, March ls-Arr Roauake. Webb. Boston.
HALIFAX March 28Arr Susan Kenney, N Orleans; Acadia
E!dridge. Philadelphia. Cid siit Essex Hazegrove, Ne
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4Sdlr9 FINE PLANTS AT AUCTIONt =
LEVY will sell On Monday morning at II O'clock
"a. No Isl Broadway 6ns collection of f'an,sj embrc
Ross. Of ae' Petfispore Dsphnirs with hr usua
variety Of choc plants Alo Standard and other Roses
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To E S DAY, PRIL Is.
DIR. HOLLICK

THE ORIGIN OF LIFE;
For Genlem.n only. by the celebrated fifteen
des OF the Maternal Structure and the Human Being every
stage OF &c Also the mcde,s the
frat time exhisied Of the Pate,nal Structure Paintings NJ
low the Tradesneas Bank, Cha.ham Square.
Th: large and modious He'll has hsen beautifully fitted
will bs arranged that all may di,payed To
be be continued and complies Thursdsy FRIDAY April
u and 49, Doors op-n at 7k-Lectue commence Ad-
mission SO cents single Lecture 81 for Ticket the
three taken the frat ev-ninR No be admitted
Lecture Friday who has been the previous
the subject will be announced Thursday
The Of
same days Admission IS cents Doors oren tx
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HORSES FOR SALE
49, BLACK HORSE, ye.rs old, i6 hands high /;
Myth match would make first rate pair Of Cosch
AkAHores. Sold fer want OF use.
Also, Bright Blood Bay, thorough bred mare years old
without spot hlem.h aud warranted perfectly sound aud
gentle; suitable for lsdys saddle horse.
Enqursat Browers upper stablss Broadway ith IT.
Also, alArc f1m Wasoa for two howss' alS Nissrq
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s4(- Mn. JOIN 3. KOULSTONE has the honor to
~ Uniform HIS fends and the public general that his
day aud evening, as folbws: -
Hours To- Sentlemen, FROM. ..........:e to A. N.
iaueo. A. NJ. to 3 4. NJ
Terms Of instruction made known application to Mr.
Roulstone.
Mr. r. has Just received from the country several fine and
stylish Saddle Horses which bs 10 authorised sell
sonnble price M
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TIE SRAND ORIGINAL TABLEAU, painted by I
senting grand catastrophe. THE End OF THE WORLL
lhe idea was suggested by DREAM is and will be exh
ted from the Concert Room, the building for
tms previous ITS removal from the city, Mr. Anel havn
disposed of il for the present.
Exhibition open from 10, A. M, to 10, p NJ Admission
az -
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
SHERIFF'S SALE. John Fincher
 vs ii. ia.


 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county on the first Mon day of June, A. lSt5, between the hours of II o. clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all lhe right and title Of Beo Bapuse in and to the follow ing described piece lot of land and premises, sii- ualed, lying and being in the county of Mobile, on the north east side of the Spring Hill road about three (3) miles from the city of Mobile, at place c4lled Napoeonville, having front the Spring Hill road ofone CD acre, and running back norh-eas wardly from said road, and half Ot) acres in depth and bounded as follows to wit,-south. west by iague, southeast by lands of Redo Baptist; the same haVmg been levied the property of Redo Bapste hy virtue oflthe above stated execution which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and me directed
 m,3 132ds c. BANCROFT, Sh'f N. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
BY P. B TAYLOR.

ON THURSDAY, inc 18th instant, at ilt O. clock. m front of the Mansiom House. in consequence of the owners departure, will be sold very likely mulatto WOMAN, every way qualified ap a house servant, and her Son ahou, years of age
 Title to property indspuable. Terms cash
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RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY! -.IU VARIANTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AMI


 T, o.f safe certain and speedy remedy eper discouered combination of similar remedies will produce more eertan speedy and bale effect than an dose of any single ouen--DR FoRDycE.
 Nj NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous com IN pounds under the name of specifics. wbGn are daily offered the public for .he'r sanction ana ronage yet there has been long wanted prepara'o" that would insure to tine afflicted sae' conVen'en' ent one, containing ingredients of the most sa'uaple descrip,on known to the medical world, Is to ena- bIe all those who may siani in need o It to ontain medicine unsurpassed by any other ever oherea 10 the public.
 One recommendation this preparation enjoys over all others is it's neat portable form put up m pots' the mode in which il may be taken being both p'ea- sant and convenient. u possesses wiat may oe called specific power, in most constlin'i"hs' espS cally when administered lntbe early and acute iofm of the disease, the generally accomp'lsheo 'h
 very short period, and has oientimes proved einca- cious when other remedies had been tried n sa'n'
 The unfortunate patient possesses, in ths, a sure remedy; he has occasion to make his case puDic' and without any application to medical man. w'.n out restriction ia diet, confinement, finds hmseii cured effectualy in few days at triAing expense, and saving of feelings to a sensitive Personi nav ;ns thus in his reach cheap, portable, and ehca- c;ous remedy. It is in the form of pase IS tase' less and does not impair the digestion. famph'et' accompanying the medicine, without cha'se' co"'a'" | na full and ample directions. ,
 Among all the persons who have taken this medicine there has been not single complaint oi nausea oi any unpleasant feeling symptom, and all the III e ect arising from the employment of the common bal sam is entirely avoided by this new anu salua1t medicine. A preparation, therefore, compounded
 Ike ,ha present one of materials possessing in the indvidual capac,ties such highly sensitive powers must prove the desidera.um long sought Tor ID th' medical world. in the cure of those diseases ant from us great and general success, and noalculab' l benefits experienced from it's use, command hrg' l and ax tau si ive circulation.
 | Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail ny | JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &e. corner Greenwich and Warren streets, N: forK
 Also for sale by MOSELY TUCKER, Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Da.' | Pronr;s,or. HI l'l9N Nr. janl7Mmo II ID UTTER--40 6rkins first quality Goshen But ID ter for sale by ia as-- o II ,n,I2 Vi t5', E.Co CENTER & co. I DUTTER-90 Grkins choice Goshen Butter I II ID store and for sale by
 'myiO FOSDICK& ChARLoCK, sS Com st YHyEAS-An assortment of Green and Black, yer II II choice, in received and Tor sale ny
 mvIO WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS. N-DANIELs & BRADY have received per Selma a fresh supply ot Dry Goods, consisting oi z.
 French Printed Muslns ,..
 French Muslins, G,nghams and Lawns
 French Organdies and Tissue musllns
 White Organdies and Grape Lisces
 Canes, Collars and Chemiselis
 Thread Laces, Edgings and insertings
 Muslin Edgings and Insertings
 Polka Bands and Polka lac's
 Linen Lawns and Lawn Hdkts ..
 Embroidered Linen Cambrc Hdkfs
 Hem stitch, Rivere and Tape Border do
 Gents and Boys colored border do
 Cents and Boys Silk Pocket do
 Hosiery of all descriptions .
 10 cases soft 6n,sh Shirting Linens
 cases 10 and l2.4 Sheeting Linen
 BIeacfed Cotton Shirting and Sheetins
 Brown Sh .eting at manufacturers prices Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting New Style French Summer Calicoes r,.f 20 cases light summer Calicoes White and colored Linen Drlllings for Pants White and buf Marsailles VestIngs s. 10 and l2.4 Marsa,lles Quilts and Counter Tnble Linens and Cloths lpanes Towels, Napkins, Bird Eye Diaper Black and colored Filet Shawls and Searis Black and colored Fillet Gloves and Mlt.s Kid, Silk and thread Gloves of all descriptions l . moo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
BY K. B. GALE.

Furniture at Auction. On THURSDAY next, 18th instant, in front of the Court House, will he sold without reserve, a choice lot of household Furniture viz: Mahogany Chairs, Sofa, Bureaus Card rahIes. eIc. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
BY c. W. OGDEN.
Erp .uf7r's Sale.

On THURSDAY, 18th May, at 10 o'clock, al Stores No, D and " Water st., late Dnrand's, will be sold, on a credit of6 months, for approved endorsed paper. he following personal effects, be- logging 10 the estate of Philip McLoskey, deceased l Gold Watch and Key; Trunk containing wearing apparel; Mahogany Table-; Sofa; 10 Chairs; 2 Looking Glasses 1 Bedslead; Mat ,rasses; I Feather Bed; pair Sheels; do Ban- kes; l Bolster 2 Pillows; ? par Andirons; 3 Fenders 9 pair Shoves and Tongs; Bathing Tub; Shower Baih Clothes Press; l Bureau ]; Side Bnard Carpets; l Easy Chair; Spring Chail; 2 Glass Candle Shades; l Saddle lot of Cooking Utensils, nd.Knves and Forks; Silver Spoons and Ladie; pine Table; set Castors ; Office Desks; l copying Press; Iron Chest; ? Wash Stands; Basin and Pitcher; lot Books and Maps: Clock; Silver Forks; l lot Crocke " and Paper
 Also, 2 plpes and half pipe Blackburn's Madeira Wine, imported in 1886.
 G WESFFELDT, Executor.
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[s5A FOR SALE-On reasonable terms, as the ii$4 proprietor IS about leaving the city, most desirable Family Residence with all ihe necessary out buildings-good water, and about two acres of land in gardening. The above premises is all in thorough repairs, being built on, two wears, aud of the handsomest places in the clty-aboui two miles from the market. The titles are ndisputable, and will be sold bargain, and possession given any tune. Forparlicuars enquire at this office
 an25 I25Kmo
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Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness 10 accommodate the travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charleston, omnibus included, s26 50.
 Through tickets be had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent.
 al the Montgomery Hall. Montgomery. April H. 1s45. Vj-For lurll,er information, the citizens of Mo- bile and New Orleans referred to Mr. DAN. NicKELs, who will be found at the best Hotels of Mobile. or on board the boats ap22 I22f J will be seen that Ihe Cards ofthe Express Mail and Georgia Railroad Lines. which claim for them the greatest speed, dated prior to the 10th April, and then correct although now lhe reverse.
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SNa"S .. .., SPEED INCREASE hs gni ali toIhl etltl0n nn - the GREAT CT HfRAL k buFE from Mont gomeiy Gala ] to Cha, esnn (S E) via Columbus, Macon and Savannah iia.) )-hayng less staging and rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, this line es its pas sengers through ahead o either of he lines by way of Augusta, Ga. having 25 miles less staging than tile Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, bJ railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line of four horse post coaches. via Columbus 10 Macon, Ga, 14J miles: thence by the Central Railroad D Savannah, Ga, l9l miles, with unsurpassed expdtion and comfort: thence by spendid line of steam packets To Charleston no miles, where passengers travel while they sleep, enjoy lux rious table without charge, and arrive in Charleston from ioui to six hours be- fore the departure of the W mington boat, carrying the great Southern Mail
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ztsA FOR REkT--A desirable reside nee on .FS Conception sireet. Apl'ly 10
 F l. ANnREWS k GO tnnI2 cnr C1nl-. Eroni and Sf [ nuis ais

| 2rA FOR REkT--A desirable residence Of F Conception street Apil, 10
 F. l. ANpREWS k GO myI2 cor Gem, Front and St Louis sts %gA FOX SALE-The House and Premises il Is: s: he occupancy the subscriber The House contains ten rooms and il hall six feet wide. The principal rooms with hall cornished centre pieces &e. On the premises tro story kitchen, sta brs and carriage houses with all the other necessary out-houses, chicken yard &c., for town or country residence and well of excellent water. There is attached to Ihe building 70 100 acres of hand un. der cultivation about and half miles from the Mar kel House, the south side of Government street.
 Titles will he made satisfactory. For terms ap- ply To T. L. Toumin, Esq, President of the Staie Bank, or on the premises 10
 m, 10 lss WILLIAM O'BRIEN zFA STRING HILL PROPERTY FOR kGA SALE OR TO RENT-The large and very commodious Dwelling, we'll known the old resi- dence of A. Batre, Esq. with the Bathing Esiab- hslment, fine well of water and lsrge number of ou buildings the premises consisting of about acres of land enclosed. h is altogether the most agreeable summer residence on Spring Hill.
 The large new House adjoining the above. with n piazza all round, occupied last season Ladies' Seminary. There also on sad premises, Con the eight encIosed.) stables, out houses, and excellent water.
 Also, TWO smaller Dwellings with four acres each, kitchen, stable, Sc situated or adjoining the above described premises.
 This valuable property is offered for sale jointly or separately, at very low prices, if immediate ap- plicalion be made, will be rented to respecla be tenants for the season, on mode ate terms.
 For further particulars, apply to A. BATRE, Esq. No. 36 St Francis street, or to
 mylKmo EMILE DE VENDEL, Cont street. AgA FOR SALE-My desirable Summer and .EA Winter Residence down the Bay, about mile below Col Easton's about half mlle from the Bay, Judge Garrows's and joining Mr. Will ian Donaldson's Viue yard. The tract contains 20 acres land with improvements we'll calculated; with d small out lay. can be made very desirapble.- Twelve acres are under ience-a variety of fruit trees, and an excellent spring on the premises. bargain will be offered in the place, and if sold before the 18th May. it will be sold the Mansion House to the higher bidder. For further particu- lars, apply 10 A. WETHERBY, Esq. or the subscri- Der at No. 24 Cont street.
 myllU A. W. HORTON.
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c. BANCROFT, Sh'f M. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
 Samuel Auld,

Samuel Aud,
 vs fl. ia.
 James F. Hutchinson and John M. Brown.
 William C. Chamberlain,
 vs f. ia. James F. Huchison. John M. Brown, John King
 and David Stephenson. w ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of June, l845, between the hours of II o. clock Aa. and o'clock PM. oi said day, all the right, tile and interest of John M. Brown, in and To the described piece, parcel or lot of land and pre-. misses, to wit Ten (l0) acres of had the south ol the northeast fractional section number twenty seven, (27) township number four. (4) and range number one CD west. The same is to be sod as the property of John M Brown, by virtue of the above stated executions which issued from the Cir cult and County Courts oi Mobile county and to me | directed.
 myS Ia2tds c BANCROFT, Sheriff M c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14

@zA FOR SALE--The eligible Building Lot on e: the northeast corner of Church and St Eman. uel streets haviug ninety-six feet front the for mer, and hundred and feet the later street, adjoining the residence of Newton St John, Esq on the west.
 The above property will be sold at low price and accommodating terms with guarantee titles.
 apl6 Kmo* Apply 10 PATRICK McLOSKEY.