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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-01
A RESOLUTION, &c.

Mr.. BURKE moved the following resolution
Resolved That the Committee the Expenditures Of the
Navy Department be directed to inquire into all matters rea
ting to any contract entered into by James g. %
bskie of New Jersey which he has bad negota
ting with the Navy Department any Of the Bureaus con-
nected herewith, since March 4, ls4 and also TO inquire
whether officer Of the Government Of the United States
has had any participation in the profits Of said contract or
contracts and also inquire what orders and directions have
been given by the Secretary of the Navy for the time being
or other officer Of the United States respecting such contract
or contracts; and report the facts this House, with recon-
mcndaon Of such proceedings the Of the case re-
qures and that the committee have power send for per-
and papers
Mr. b. at the time that he sent the above resolution to the
table, also sent paper to be read by the Clerk II read
and is rs follows:
Some fifteen eighteen months ago, con, eration
had it'll late b. NJ Voorhees, chief Of the Bureau Of
Construction and Repairs individual with whom had been
OF familiar acquaintance for ycrs he remarked he
had matter Of great Importance communicate and would
willingly do provided promised dvuge the NATTER
publicity necessarily lose him his situation assured
him that Of mine would cndange his Office unless the
substance Of the communication materially myself
my friends His disclosure the following effect That
Jas G. Zabriskc Of New jersey had application the
President for certain contract representing him the cr
fees he had made IN his service, personal and pecunary
that he completely out Of pocket and that unless he ia
yorcd him with this contract he be rctreby ruined
That the President told him he should have it, and the
ture Of the contract appetaned to his Office he Noohces
directed by the President TO prepare the papers he did
that certain extensive contractor then in The city, supposcd
be Swift Of New Bedford Masachusetts had agreed to
give Zabrisc Sl 900 for his bargain which terms Zabriske
accepted that when the papers perfected the contractor
changed his mind and refused pay than 900 that
Zsbrskc hagged for the original sum- and that Voorhees, avail
ing himself OF this hesancy in the negotiation and aware Of
the character OF the transactions stole march on Iabrske
called upon the purchaser Gadsby Hotel delivered him the
papers, and pocketcd the $4,000 that Zabriske talked lofty
sormed and insisted upon the whole Of the money that Ne
Nooces laughed nj his fury held firmly 70 the cash. told him
Iabrskie he should give him but one-half $4,000 which
Iabrkic at last gladly accepted that he (Voorhees OBJ
served to him. he knew he had 81 900 Of the money 70 pay
10 certain individual but who this Individual was did
at the time inquire, but have 10 suspect have
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
WILLIAM CREssMAN.

Manufaetwer Of Military aud SportsHan's Articles;
g UGH as Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk, Beaver,
- Dress and Bear SKIN CAPS of all patterns, viz.
Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body troop. Car
kinds Canteens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fro
Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush snd
Pichers, Plumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps, Lea
ther Stocks, Gun Cases, super Tor quality Shot Bass,
Game Bags, Drums, sc. Sc.
Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have
;hem L.atherned a very snort notice, siugl, or by
the dozen.
0o-Orders thaGkfaiiy received and Ponc."aliy at
tended IebZO IOCmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
80 q: ~ .aE@ssssl

40 fFHvCheFs 20 hg North
- tEED lHCREASE bcyon ! al e,,nTettIon on
- the GREAT CENTRAL. ROO IL ION Mont
gnmery Gala J To Charleston Is c via Columbus,
Macon and Savannah GA having less staging aud
more rest lhIn any other line to hareston.
by recent arran gemens, tins line carr its pas
sengers through ahead of either OF The lines 10y way
Of Augusta, Ga. having % miles less staging Than
the Georgia Railroad Line
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery the
arrival Of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by
railroad, 40 miles: thence b, splendid line of four
horse post coaches, via Columbus 10 Macon Ga, las
miles thence by the Central Railroad ~ Savannah,
Ga, 1871 miles, with unsurpassed eXpIdiIion and
comfort thence by splendid line OF steam packets To
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy lux rious table without charge,
and arrive in Charleston from loui To six bouts he.
fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carry ing
the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

Notice to the Creditors Ofthe Planters and
Merchants Bank of Mobile.
TIME COMMISSIONERS OF the Piam.ers and
1 Merchants Bank Of Mobile herrbv notIiv all the
creditors Of said Bank present their claims TO the
Secretary of the Board al The Office Of said Bank in
The civ of Mobile on or before the first day Of Jam
uary, A d., 1916
claims not so presented will lie forever barred,
,oroabv 10 the provisions Of the 3rd Section Of The
20, If The LEGISLATURE, entitled IAN act To amend
the laws heretofore enacted, Tor Tue nnai settlement
or the affairs Of the Planters and Merchants Bank oil
Mobile, approved the 24lh January io4N, copy Of
winch section is published below
DAVID STODDER, Commissioner
HiNDMAN BARNEY
Mobile, March 81, Isl5. mhSS l0lttlstJan
SEC. g. And he il further enacted, That Tor the
nurpose OF asceranng with certainty the amount OF
IN an,s,and,ng Liabilities Of the said Bank, the said
Commissioners shall within three months alter the
Of his act by advertisement TO be inserted
;n one or more newspapers published in the city oil
M.hiIe. once a week until the first day OF January,
Iaa6. notify all persons having any claims or de-
ands AGAINST the said Bank, to present the same TO
some ofscer al said Bank at the office in Mobile, on
or before The frat day of January 1916, or that the
same will be barred and every claim or demand not
40 presented within the time aforesaid Snn' "e o.
ever barred from payment OF recovery ana no sun
shall be brought thereon in any Court IN 'h's os.e.
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-.A fresh supply
y Of th,s highly esteemed remedy Tor canshs' colds
&c. lust received at the Planters Drug store, sigf
OF the Blue Mortar, south-east coruer OF pauph''
| and Wster, streets (mh29) BLAIR q w.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
BY C. w. OGDEN.


~
On THURSDAY, 18th MAY, at 10 O'clock at
Stores No rs and II Water st, late VI Duraud's,
will be sold, on credit of months, for approved
endorsed paper, the following personal effects, be-
longing 10 the estate Of Philip McLoskey, deceased
Gnd Watch and Key; Trunk containing
wearing apparel; 4 Mahogany Table; Sofa; 10
Chairs; 2 Looking Glasses; l Bedstead; Mat
trasses Feather Bed; pair Sheets do Ban-
kets; Bolster 2 Pillows; PAIR Androns; 3
Tenders; 2 pair Shoves and Tougs Baibtng
Tub; Shove, Bath; l Clothes Press; Bureau;
Side Board; Carpets; l Easy Char; ! Spring
Chain Glass Candle ShsGes; Saddle lot Of
Cooking Utensils. and Knives aud Forks; Silver
Spoons and Lade pine Table; set Casio's;
Office Desks; l copying Press; lion Chest; 2
Wash Stands; ! Basin and Pitcher; lot Books
and Maps; Clock; Silver Forks; ! lot crockety
and Paper.
Also. 2 pipes and ialf pipe Blackburn's Madeira
Wine, imported in 1886.
G WESFFELDT. Executor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

Ps,,d ia stout we'll sci man, full face, lIt!ie
rrsptIsd. grey eyes sireaked with red, sandy hair
ansaIs slow and with caution, down cast and RAJ
,ber bad connienance, something under middle age
s,sns' as is supposed Eastern Clarion.
ao29 1891 KmO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
spKING UuL PROpFKTY FOR

"A SPRING Ill PROPERTY FOR
III SALE OR TO iENT--Thn large and very
c1nmodious Dwelling, well known as the nd rfsl-
,ienne OF A. Bntre, Esq with the Bathing E.iab-
lishment, n hne well OF water and l'ige number
Of ou buildings on the premises, epnsising Of about
s aeres of land enclosed Il is alt gelhtr the most
agreeable summer residenre on Spring Hill.
The large new House adjoining the above. with a
piazza all ruund, cupied last senson as Ladies'
Seminary. There are also on sand premises, ION
the eight cnclosed.) Stables, out houses, and
excellent waller.
Also, Two smaller Dwellings with four each,
kitchen, stable, &c situated near or adjoining the
above described premises
This valuable property is offered for sale jointly
or separately, at very h.w prices, If Immediate APP
pcaiion be made, or II will be rented to respecta-
bile tenants for the season. moderate terms.
For further particulars, apply TO A. BATRE, Esq.
No. 36 81 Francis street, OF 10
myIKmo EMILE De Wendell, Cont street.
~ FOR SALE-My desirable Summer and
i III. Winter Residence dawn the Bay, about one
nlIe below Col Easton's. about half mile from the
Bay, near Judge Garrows's and joining Mr.. Will
lam Donaldson's Viue yard. The tract contains 20
acres land with improvements we'll calculated; with
"A small out law. can be made very desiropble.-
Twelve acres are under ience-a variety Of fruit
trees, and excellent spring on the premises.
bargain will be offered in TIE place, aud if sold
before the 18th May. ii will be sold at the Mansion
House to the hiehert bidder. For further parlicu-
lars, apply to A. WETHERBY, Esq. or the subscri-
Der al No. "a Cont street.
my1lU A. W. HORTON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
mys is2ds C BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ C.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
WILL be sold cash in front Of the Court House
w door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 18th
dav of August lS45 between the hours Of o'clock.
4 n and A O'Clock, Pm, Of said day one negro man
called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, B feet
10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to
James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county,
Slate of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having
been committed 10 the Jail OF Mobile county, Alaba-
MA, as a runaway slave, by Charles b. King JUS
tice of the Peace, of Mobile county, on The lo,h day
Of January. 1s45, and his owner or owners having
failed TO come forward prove property. pay charges
and take him away he therefore will be so'h N COM
pliance with the stntute in such cases made mud pro-
yided TO pay Jail fees, sc.
C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c.
Dc-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and
Journal, Tuscaloosa. aud Huntsville Democrat will
please copy ill day of sale. febl7 67tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

Extra Coaches viii always be Kept N TeadIhess
10 accommodate the travel.
FATE through from Montgomery 10 Charleston,
omnibus included, 500 so.
Through tickets can he had on application TO
j. B. JOHNSON, Agent.
"a, The Montgomery Hall
Montgomery, April IA, lS45.
tfS-For further Information, the citizens Of Mo-
bile and New Orleans referred To Mr.. Dan.
NIcKELs, who will he found at the best Hotels OF
Mobile. on board the boats ap22 l22tf
I57lt will be seen that the Cards Of the Express Mail
and Georgia Railroad Lines, which claim tor them
the greatest speed, dated prior TO the 10Th april,
and were then correct although now the reverse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
C. BANCROFT, Shift M. e
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel Aud,

Samuel Aud,
VS. e. fa
James F. Hutcllison aud John NJ Brown.
William c. Chamberlain,
IS Il. IA,
James F. Hutehison. John NJ. Brown, John King
and David Stephenson.
HEJ ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door of Mobile couHty, the frat
Monday of Juns, 1845, between the hours Of II o.
clock AM. and O'Clock Pm. OF said day, all the
right, title and interest of John NJ Brown, in md to
the described piece parcel or lot Of land and pre-
misses, to wit: Ten 10) Of land IN the south
east corner oil the northeast fractional section number
twenty seven, I'D township number four. (i) and
range number one U) west. The same is 10 be sold
as the property of John NJ Brown, b. virtue Of The
above stated executions which issued from the CIR
cult and County Courts Of Mobile county and to
directed.
myS Is2tds C BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
SHERlFF'S SALE.
John Fincher
VS. Il. ia.


w ILL be sold FOR cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county on the first Mon
day Of June, A. 1915. between the hours OF II o.
clock AN. and O'Clock Pm. OF said day, all tho
right and title OF Redo BapIste in and to the follow
ing described piece lot Of land and premises. cit
uaied lying and being ia the county Of Mobile. on tho
north side Of the Spring Hill road about three
(3) miles from the city of Mobile alta place called
NapoleunyiIle, having a front the Spring Hill
road ofone t) acre, and running back north, ST.
wardly from said road, and "A half I'D acres in
depth and bounced as follows to wt,-south- west by
The Spring ill Road, north west by lands Of Mon-
tague, southeast by lands of Bedo Baptist tie
same having been levied the property Of Bedo
Bapiste by virtue of above stated execution which
issued from the County Court Of Mobile count, and
10 me directed.
m,3 l32lds c. BANCROFT, Sh'H M. Z.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

ri FOR SALE-On reasonable terms, AS the
E::l proprietor Is about leaving the city, a most
desirable Family Residence with all the necessary
oul buiIdings-good water, and about two acres OF
land IN gardening. The above premises is all in
thorough repairs, being built only two wears, and
Of the handsomest places in the cIty-aboui two
miles from the mai ket. The titles are indsputabe,
and will he sold bargain, and possession given any
time. For particulars enquire at this office.
ap25 I25Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

o, THURSDAY, postponed from Monday at
IL o'clo Il, in front OF the Mansion House, Mu.
lato ), oman, about "a years old, first ia'e hair
dresser, muse servant, ironer. &c; and her son
years old. Terms cash.
Also-A mi Idle aged Fellow, well known in the
city a inst rate dr., nian and porter
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
Mrs. James Belts Uterine supporter,

Mrs. James Belts Uterine supporter,
For The tsiiet and of Prooident'a and ProfoPsuS
Uier.
A CAU11ON-Mrs. Belts, having seen various
IA limitations ana counerteits, cautions the pro-
fession against imposition by substituting oil er
inventions for those her own make. ami who are
destitute Of all the important requirements OF her
supporter Those made at Mrs. Belts establish
meni, have her written signature enclosed IN "a err
cuar Of letter press and those not having it may be
recognised as spul inus.
TESTIMONIALS
From Prof s. jackson, " D., ofthe University et
PsnnsyIrania.
"The Abdominal and PEI meal Supporters, made
by Mrs. Belis Of this city, can recommend To the
medical profession and TO others after several years
experience OF their use.
These instruments are adapted 10 remedy the in
convenieuces depending sinking down OF the
uterus, and its impression, from the incumbent
weight of the abdominal ,iscera. pressing into the
NEVIS, from relaxation of the abdominal muscles.
Ia this o the organ, exercise IS attended with
50 much pain and other suffering TO be difficult
impossible.
"Mrs. Belts is lady Of intelligence, educa ion.
probitv aud excellent manners; Tile greatest c1rh-
dence he placed in her." February 70. 1892.
From r. d. Miatsr, NJ. D. of JcfersOn Medical Col
isge, Philadelphia
"MY DEAR MADAM,-lt affords me much pleas
ure to state that have repeatedly employed your
supporter in pruapsus ueri, and with the most de-
remedy for the complaint tor the relief of which it
has been invented ," December IL, lS4z
From U'm Haris, NJ. D., Lecturer on Obstetrics in
the Philadelphia Medical hstit1e.
Zone oil the worst cases have ever seen was
completed, cured by the Supporter. in little more
than "A year, and some less formidable have
been relieved in from three to six months. ! re-
commend this instrument cordially 10 the medical
profession, believing II To be one of the greatest in.
proyements of modern times" February "a, l64z.'
BALTIMORE, April II 1874.
81 have carefully examined The application Of The
uterine supporter invented by Mrs. Belts, and find
in it every thing to nraise and nothing 10 blame -
Ten ladies of this city, who have made use OF il at
nv gestion have found ii quite comfortable, and
superior TO those made in Paris or in this country
and with pleasure thai approve Of its app lea
ton in all cases Of uterine prolapsus.
"P. CHATARD, Senr., NJ. D."
CHnique at The College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Nao York, by Prot. Gilman, April ", 1872.
"Proiessor G ilman condemned, IN toto, the use OF
the pessarv, and recommended Ihe Supporter intro
duced by Mrs. Belts"
From Sami NJ Cteiian, VI D. Philadelphia.
81 have found Mrs. Bets supporter the very best
instrument OF the kind have ever yet met with IN
the whole of my professional experience.
al have recommended II, and will sonilnue 10 do
So the ccessu of its class IN cases oil ute
rlne dsplacements. Make reference 10 me rs TO its
merits" Philadelphia, May D. 1913.
For sale in this City only by
A. N. ANDERSON, Druggist.
ap14 ll5Kmo sole Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
Higgins, Adr,n q pickson RY virtue a Of .. writ
Against I ~ OF seizure issued
Sundry Goods. from the District court

IlusRi"ss n" >" ~ b'"hSO" Z & r -
Against ~ OF seizure issued
Sundry Goods. } IRON the D'su'c' Con'
the United States for the Southern District OF Al
ALBANIA and TO me directed. I have seized and into
nv uosscss;on have taken sUudry bales Of Raging
and coils If Rome, and other goods saved from The
WRECK of the stt amhoat Ruby. This is the,eiore 10
r;,e and n, nonsh all person or persons hasing or
nre,endng 10 have any right, title, interest claim
~ or 10 the above named goods TO be and appear be-
G,re ,be Hon the Judge OF the District Court OF the
Ioi,ed states Tor the above named District, on the
Al Monday Of May next, aud show cause if anv they
nave or can. WHY the above named goods should not
Inc condemned according to the prayer OF the HEEL
Iapts VIM ARMISTEAD, q s MAJ shal,
apps l21f By c. CUYLEk, ID. ".
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ORPHAs's CoURT, Mobile co. April 9th, lsfo
Martha E. Jones, deceased lTYNaiS DAf csh;s
Estate of WIN Magee' AZ
minsiraur de bonus Of tn. Estate oi Mar'"t T.
Jones. deceased, aud files his accounts ard soucneI
ard prays the Cour, inr order for h"s' se''e'
meni and allowance Of his accounts. Whefepp"n
is ordered b, The Curt that the third saturday ~
Nav mex, be a day appointed by the Uouft ""'h sa'e
final settlement and allowance shall be 'nade' ana
,ha, forty Jay. notice he given ,here" 10y pnbica.
linn for hree consecutive weeks IN the ter,sier ana
Jo"rn.l. newspaper printed in the city oil Mobile
,h,, iii ,e-sons concerned IN adverse interest may
,,,erd i they think proper. Attest
s,9 llItf ~. ihoMr oole O@'N
N l.slf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

AA|0 REWARD-BY THE GOVERNOR,
IN Se10t Wberens one WIN. Il. BEARD did
on the 2lst day Of January, ls45, a, Raleigh, in
SmIh county. n, this state, lnfict several mortal
wounds on tie body Of Peter G. Campbeii, with
a pocket knife and, whereas, the said Beard
did subsequently escape from jail ana 10 now AZ
large.
Now, therefore, I, ALBERT G. Brown, Cover
nor of the State of Mississippi, do issue tbs, ny
proclamation, hereby offering a reward OF I wv
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS to any per-
son who shall deliver the said William u. Dear: "
the civil authorities of Smith county, or c'h""e
him in any Jail in this State; and l 90 ''o ,'ad
over require all officers of This sta'e: c"h ~ "@
military, 10 use due diligence IN nrresu"s '"e VI
fender H.
Stale. n, the civ Of jackson, March 2s'h,
lsEAL. isis Wv A. q BROWN.
| BY the Governor. S. sS,,,.
WV, HEMISGwAY, Secretary oil sta'e'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

nROOMS-75 doz Shaker Brooms; 20 dor Lalf
ID Bruoms; IL doz Whisk do, in store and iandng
from brig Selma, FOR sale b,.
"'"' WRIGHT l. CUNNINGHAM,
myl Grocers, So Dasphin street,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

DAGGING, ROPE and TWINE-
10 800 pieces power loom Banging
$40 coils Rope, 1000 lbs Twine
In store and for sale by hEt.s.s
apis +. MILLER g. co.
Il oNDON Porter, Scotch Ale and India Beer,
Afor sale BY Lapl5l }. o'REiLLY h co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
; l32lds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
ShEklFF'S SALE.
Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile.
VS. vendltionl exronas.
W f IL
Robert ID Jampa

ADler % IlpscDnlb.
VA ILL be sold for cash in trent Of The Court House
w door Of Mobile county, on the first Monday of
June, 1915 between the hours ol II O'Clock AM. and
O'Clock PM Of said day, all the right, lille nnd in
teresl OF Abner 5. LipsconL in and 10 all that GER
tain piece parcel lot Of land and PREMISES situa-
ted, lying and beingin the county of Mobile, about
five miles from the city Of Mobile, the east side
of the 81 Stephens road, and known rs lot number
two, III IN plan and survey made by II C. Dade
for George w. Owen and ). Lipscomb, begin
ming at "a stake at alley lumber one, III running
thence With alley north 3S deg. west thirty nine
oh Tins alley number two ri, thence with said
alley north rs deg 80 min, east thirty chains and rs
links a stake, thence south IS deg, east an al
ley number one, m thence with said alley south 10
deg. 30 min. west TO the place Of beginning, the
same Containing thirty acres less, and
bounded as follows to vii; south by lands formerly
of + l.. Owen, west by lands Of John Shelton, east
by lands of Stanley, and north by vacant lands -
he 10 be sold as the property Of Abner s.
Lipscumb, by virtue OF the above stated vendiIioni
exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mo-
bile county and TO me directed.
mS3 l32lds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
PUBLIC SALES.
s,fERIFF'S SALE.
u Hmm ID. Walton
VI 4. r..
Rob u. James aud Jane. Elder
The Br.ucit al the Bank Of the State oil Alabama

VI 4. n.
Rob I II. James aud James Elder
The Brunei al the Bank Of the Stnle OF laLams al
Mobile.
vs. ia
Robert ID James
w LIB be a .eld fcr M es9 IN trent Of III. Court
Monday of June. II 10. between The hours Of II o..
clock AN. and O'Clock I'm Of aid day, all the
right and tire nl Robert u James in and 10 the
flllwng desc lied pieces, parcels or lot, of land,
known and described ~ follows, IL Wit. Lot nun.
her eight, Is in square number hundred and ten
UlO) aIso, lots number ten, Ne) AMI, N in
square number hundred eissen. OH and al
90, lots number thirteen, (I3,) fourteen (lD aud
fifteen, Q5.) in s1Iare number hundred and
Twelve, tl13.) according TO a divisional map and
survey made by Dean Knox, Tor Phillip McLos-
by 9am,s lnnerariiy and Robert ID James, The 9Th
y May, ls4i, and recorded in the c.ce Of the Clerk
OF The County Court Of Mobile cOunly, IN book seven
lD page nu,nbeI $50. All of the above described
land having been WED on as the property of Ro.
beit ID. james by virtue of the aiove stated execu
ton, which lssued from I've County Court of Mobile
count, and o me directed.
my2 l32tds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

ohEhlr = SALE.
Frederick Ravesles,
vs.. f ia.
joaquin Eslava.
Alexander Aud, Administrator Of the estate Of Ed
ward Mcdonald, deceased,
w. Fl IA.
John Neil and Joaquin Eslaya. and Reuben A. Lew
is, their security.
w ILL be sold for cash in front of the court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the first Mon
day of June, 1915, between the hours Of ii O'Clock
AM and O'clock pm of said day, all The right and
title Of Joaquin Eslava in aud TO the following de-
scrbed piece, parcel lot of Land and premises, sit
uate, lying and being in the city of Mobile, the
west side Of Conception street, between Madison and
Canal streets, and having front Of hiiy-hye 1857
feet Conception, and running through to Claiborne
street, and having the front on Csioorne as on
Conception street, having depth of one hundred
and twenty feet more or less, and bounded follows,
to wit: North and south b, lands OF Joaquin Esa-
va by Conception street and west by Claiborne
street.-The same having been LEVIED on rs the prop.
erly OF Joaquin Esava, by virtue Of the above stated
executions, which issued from the Circuit and Coun-
ty Courts Of Mobile county and to directed.
my3 l32f &. BANCROFT, She if NJ. &.