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Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

The eastern mail has been irregular Tor 'ne ''s' i days. On sunday failed from beyond Charleston m" yesterday brought hand only ihc papers due ny nf previous ma We are entitled to-day to lhe 2hd rom New-York, and to fifteen days later i"regh accounts The Catalonia steamer rom Liverpool 18th ult, with n 2 days massage would Boston in time for the mail of ihe lst from ihnt city
 The Crrnt Britain steamer lefl New-York for Liver pool on Saturday, 5OIh ut. al PM She had 63 cabn passengers large mai and l26O bales cotton Previous 10 her departure the merchants Of NewY ok gave Capt IIoskins q public dinner nl the Astor House
 At Boston sO,h, Cotton continued qulel-hollers firm. Sales about 300 bales in days. Mdilius 6la7c. EN- ported Gibraltar 45 Antwerp 235 bales. In Domescs
 steady demand existed from the trade and for export
 Al Augusta, 4lh inst, new cotton selling al G3@7c- the latter for 'rnr,' in square bales.
 Ngw-YoRK, Aug. 3O.-Coiion-An increased demhnd and prices little rmerthe downward tendency n some measure The decline from he highest point Is about and in the last fortnight about 4c snfs 5hhSs 20O0 baes,l200 Uplands and 500 Mobile and New or' leans. Mid to good mid. ia 7lc. Arrivals l94O hales Total Import since Isl inst. 9l5 bales Export from list to 26h Ausust............ 9646
 The business in Exchange the packets has been heavy and rates closed rather dull-Sterlng a lO with small sales al lot prem Francs said io have sold hi 5f.25.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 3o-Cotton dull-saes of week 3UO haes. Upland and New Orleans al 70sac mid to fair, including lot of ordinary al te Mobile and New.o Orleans, middling quoted 6a 07.
 AUGUSTA AND HAMBURo.-1he receipts of Cotton n these points from the lst Sept ls44 tp st Sept ls45 amounts 2l2, ,Ol9 bales-n2anst l66s77 previous son-or increase of 25132 bales Stock hand Sept ]. ls45, 4,9l9 bales. Same time last year 7,49s.
 NEw- w-oRLEANs.-Cotton dnl and prices declining sales about 23OO baes grades heow good fair s4c low er Mlddlins mid fair 6id7sc fair g. goo1 fair ea q 9i, good und fine 9tc. Receipts 6,5s5 bales. siocI 2894. freight engagement to Liverpool at 9-Gd Exchange on London 9l 09s; 60 days New-York sMl dis dulli checks par prem Flour S3lG9 dull Mes, Pork Sl7l, Prime $l3@4 frm-Stocks 5000 Lbls Dacor firm with rather better request-hams 10 llc sides eI0a4 and shoulders 7i0e3c. Corn 4Oa42c Whskey 2Om2Otc.
 STATEMENT THE NEW ORLEANS BANKS, August 30
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FOR MONTGONERY

N y~0> "a The fine, fast running steamboat tSzs.sssas=E1I .ssS=E1I NATIVE, M. Brainard master, will leave or ihe above and all intermediate landings on the I0ih instant, al , o'clock PM
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 sen,9 MOSES WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

Yesterday 's mail brought papers east of Charles ton, due the day preceding The mall dne yesterday taile east of Montgomery.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

N OTlCE-rhe Board of President and Com 1 Nmssoners of Revenue of Mobile county, will proceed to elect a Treasurer for Mobile county, on ihe 9th day of September, instant, to for the tern of three years from the lst instant Bond will be required in the sum ofTweniy Thousand Dollars. Applicants will name their securities.
 ap2 l96M Attest, D. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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es. :a .Ass

TO Travellers going hOrths SPEED INCREASED beyond all competitIon on S9 lhe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont gomeiy (Ala to Charleston (S @ via columb"s, Macon and Savannah a.)-hying less staging and more rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, this line carries It's pas senaers through ahead of either of the lines by way of Augusta, Ga having 9 miles less staging than the Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Che'aw. by railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line o onr horse post coaches, via Colnhus to Macon, Ga.' 40 miles: thence by the Ceniral Railroad 70 Savannah, Ga, I91 miles, wnh unsurpassed eXpiditon and comfort thence by splendid line of steam packets to Charleston, no miles, where passengers travel while they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge' and arrive in Charleston from foul to six hours be- fore the departure ofthe Wilmington boat, carry ing the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09
FOR MONTGOMERY

A Ew@ N The new and fast rnnning sieam- CT UNION, D. Barton, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the 9tl mst al o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage apply to -
 .anu CAMPBELL, OWEN & co Ea
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

and extra cured LII SHoULDERs--In fiue order
 OLD PoRT-A few cases ofa superior article
 BLACK and GREEN TEAs-Of excellent aa- IN IL. I...
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

nATS-425 sacks heavy western, for sale at a " reduced price by
 sepl9 CA. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com st. c UGARS-60 hlds New Oreans S 6 boxes white Havana, bbls do do For sale
 sept9 by c. LE BARON. DRANDY-lO l,ar pipes Hennessy, for sale by D sepl9 F.. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

ID RUTrER-50 kegs fresh Goshen, now landing ID and for sale by -.
 sepl9 E. c. CENTER co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

kSN The fine copper fastened brig THOMAS P. A4R HART, Samuel Bartlett, master, will have despatch for the above port. For freight or passage, apply on board nt Cont street whalfOr 10
 anp3O ]. II. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness accommodate the travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charleston, omnibus included, S26 50.
 Through tickets can be had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery, April Ii, 1S45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are ferred for further particulars, and through tickets, giving preference Of seats, 10 Mir. John Ticknor, Agent, No. 8 St. Francis street, or to Lewis J. Areuelles, Agent, Mansion House, Mobile.
 s-arlt will be that the cars of the Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for them the greatest speed, are dated prior 10 the 18th April. and were then correct, although now the re-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

DACON-A few casks landing from schoone lb Commercial and for sale by
 sepl9 c. LE BARON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09
RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
RASSENEIIIsS

Per steamboat Jim from Monigomery-Rye Bat tle & co l5 bales.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

ufWe nre authorized io announce CHARLES A. IOPPIN Esq, as candidate for reelection to the ol- flee of Mayor al the ensuing municipal cleo tion.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

GF The friends ofC. C. LANGDoN announce him as candidate for Mayor at the municipal election.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09

NOTICE-1o Me Orgseers of the Poor of Mobile 1N Co,pny.--At a meeting of the Board of Presi- dent and Commissioners of Revenue for Mobile county, held this he 1st day ol September. A. D., 1915, il was ''Resoyed. That the Overseers of the Poor be required report to hs Board on or before the Isl Monday of October nexi, the number and names of the Paupers in their respective Beats; and that no funds shall appropriated by this Board for the benefit of Paupers thereafter, unless by the spe- cal recommc ndato1 of one of the Oyersers 10 Member of this Board, whose monthly order on the Treasurer of thls Board shall alone be binding"
 sept2 l96tM D. THOMPSON, Clerk.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-09


 r. Y. RAMSAY, sept2 Pastors M E Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
rcrrs Of the Richmond Enquirer.

- Tn. enou,rrr is published DAILY and SEMI.
rTr,KlY For The Daily Paper, seven aoars per an
ami al the rate Of eight dollars II taken for shot
..uod than one year. For the Scni-Nerkiy, ntc
49, mr. aunui, and Three Dollars foi SIX months,
IN advance. TO be paid IN the oRee, or RENTED ny
~. .ost paid; or Six Dollars per annum NJ the end OF
the We Z. , - -..;,
and available Bank notes, at the risk OF the Edi-
-, res,are Of all letters beng paid By the rriters-
es,sre Of single letter is scarcely Of any account
i. writer. Il is the accumulation OF postage, IN an
.,t,us,vc business, which operates as serious TAX
!, -. I , tii,uis
u"'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IS TIE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square OF
,ren mes or less. first insertion, hiiy cents, ana
.y.ly rteedinc insertion twenty-five ctnts-h ihse,'-
- nee week, twice week, or three Times week.
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II NE SEMi-WEEkLY-Onc square Oh sate."
u,.s or lrss first insertion, % cents io' e"'"
ince 81 cents. .,;.5 ,,,,h m.
rrdr,s from distance must be accompanied win tue
ylnc. nav or satisfactory roiceaccs 10 insure eAe9u
licN. ,ua 81 d,,i,Y, FIR tbiriy
It, .nJ 4, mai proportion Tor advertisements OF
.,sa,., Irnrti,-escrpt Lottery fenuris anu n"euon-
..rs mo are charged one hundred dollars, paper m
49, an 05..aries and Marriages from the country,
S.nsver i,,r uany's hand wring Is unknawn al inns
os, u,u.t he authenticated by the endorsaon oil me
o.,,s,ry il, the nri.hborhood, they will IN no case
49, nrnIishrd Every measure, that has been taken u
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, ;hr communication being certified by the name oil
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
Valuable Prairie Plantation


On a Credit Of one, t'ro, three, and frnr Yc0rs.
TNH-. subscriber oilers Tor sale his plantation,
i lying 7 miles West OF Columbus, Miss,
containing 72G acres-i 10 acres in high stale
Of cultivation, and 60 acres deadened which can
be taken in during the next season. This is
portion of that valuable estate lately owned by
Col John D. Amis late Of North Carolina, and
is considered one OF The finest colon plantations
in North Mississippi. This region OF country is
considered the heal,hiest where cotton is grown
succcss!uIly-ievcrs being as rare as in any
portion OF the Southern States: Colonel Amis
and son, with slaves 10 The amount OF 800 having
of FIVE years. The Clubhouse, screw, horse-mi
cabins for the accommodation Of 10 or 50 ne.
groes, and other buildings necessary on a fam,
are new and well-conslrucied There is lake,
which always supplies wafer for stock; and
bored well, supplying an abundance OF water.-
Eight and ten bales of cotton 10 the hand have
been made on the place. Any person wishing 10
purchase fine cotton plantation, can al the pre-
sent prices Of cotton, pay the purchase money
in two years, from the proceeds of the plantation
Com, fodder, tarmin. utensils, and stock OF every
description, will be sold low 10 the purchaser.
During the past season. there have been sales
in my neishborhood at S25 cash, per acre, and Oh
short time Possession given Isl January. Price
$40 per acre; and 4 small cash payment--say
one SIKH q. A. CHANDLER.
Columbus, Mississippi
r. Raleigh Register will republish until Is.
December and forward account 10 G. A. G.
Nav 30-c2arltl stDec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
Lands Of John Randolph


El virtue OF decree pronounced on the eth
ID day ofJune, 1913, BY The Circnil Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry for the town OF Pc
tcrshurg, in the suit of Braxion'S executor vi
Coal,er and Others vs.. Randoiph's executor and
others, The undersigned Commissioners appointed
to execute said decree, will, on The 6lh day Of
October nextthat being, the court day of Charlotte
county, al the Count House Of said county, sell al
auction, 10 the highest bidder The Lands herein
after described, and lying in said county, belong
ing 10 the estate Of the late John Randolph, dec d..
THE MIDDLE QUARTER.
This splendid Estate, on which is the Mansion
House oiihe lalc proprietor, contains, by recent
survey, l7l9 acres. Of which 493 are Staunton
River Low Grounds, admirably adapledlo lohac-
CO, and so well known as scarcely 10 require de-
scripliun; 400 acres OF the tract are second Low
Grounds, 300 acres Of Middle, and CPS acres Of
Highlands. Middle Quarter is within some II or
II miles OF Charlotte e. H., from which the access
10 the city OF Richmond via charlottesville and
the James River Canal is easy and convenient,
and is in leishborhood of great salubIiIv, and
alloriins fine society. II is bounded on The W, ST
by The Slaunton River, on the North by The Clark s
Ferry Road, on The East BY Lipscomh's md
SCOTS Lands, and on The South by Col. Caring
tons. As il is presumed that purchasers unac-
quainled with the estate will visit il before the
sale, further description is deemed Supeflnous;
suffice il 10 say, there rarely happens 50 fire an
opportunity Tor investments in Land.
HUNDLEY'S AND BOULElN'S.
These two valuable contiguous Tracts will lie
sold a, the same time and place, BY the same an-
horily. They contain together Isl acres oil
Land, of excellent qualify. Also,
GlI.LIAM'S,
another estate Of Mr.. Randolph's, containing 39l
acres.
These lands have been laid off, 50 as TO admit
of being sold in whole tracts, or parcels 10 suit
purchasers.
(and on several succeeding days, il necessary
will lie sold on the premises, all the stock, inclu-
ding a number OF the finest blooded horses, farm
ing implements, and personal property oil every
description, on Middle Quarter Estate, on Humid
ley'> and Boullin's, and Gilliam's, and also Low
er Quarter and Ferry Quarter Estates, in The
same neishbolhood.
TgRMs-For The Real Estate one third in cash;
The balance Of The purchase money in two equal
instruments of one and Two wears, with interest
of next January, with The privilege OF entering
and seeding grain, &c. This fall. The title 10 he
retained until payment OF the purchase money, or
the lille 10 be conveyed on The cash payments be.
ing made, and the instalmcnls secured By trust
deed on The property For the personal property
cash for all sums of 80 dollars and under, and
bond and security on credit OF six months, ior
all amounts over that sum.
Mr.. Wyatt Cardwell, al Charlotte CT. House,
will show The property 10 persons DESTROYS 10 ex-
anime ii before The sale. III. l.. BROOKE,
R. T. DANIEL,
July 22-clds Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
sixty Dollars Reward
DAN away from The subscriber in Buckine

DAN away from The subscriber in Bucking-
n ham county, Virginia, on his way South
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about 4 feet high, 2S or 80 years
OF age, black and stout made-sold in Richmond
by Mrs. Organ Of Su!ry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recol!rc,ed. lie had on
when he lett a white fur hat, with very small
brm. and a suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, ~ years old, about 5
feet inches high, has scar on The LEFT jaw, from
the toothache-lhe skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bone Had on when he left black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed TO the estate Of Mrs. Trevillian, of lano-
yer county, Virginia
ALBERT, dark complexion, 2l years old,
about 5 leet or 6 inches high, very stout and
muscular no visible marks recollecled, was sold
in Richmond by Charles ID. Peuus, of Halifax
county, Virginia. | will give the above reward
OF sky dollars for the apprehension and deiive-
~ OF the above named saves TO Bets & Edmond
son in Richmond with all reasonable expenses
of conveying them 10 said place. or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one OF them.
June 6--cit F. e.. BRADY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
BALTIMORE MARKET, Aug. 30


Beer CATTLE-The offerings at The different
drove yards this week were quite large, and pri-
ces, in consequence, rather gave way. OF 40
on sale, about $50 were taken BY city butchers at
3lo4 IS per 100 lbs 100 were taken 10 Philatcl-
pba; and 40 left unsold Hogs have undergone
no material change, but been steady al about last
weeks rates. 10 1919.
CoFFEE-l here has been moderate demand,
and prices remain much rs previously noted, -
7I-2 cents for Rio, on the usual time, and lii'Ie
oil any other denomination Offering
FI.ouR-The market has been steady through
The week. all descriptions OF new supeilne, oi
standard brands, selling al 4 80, and line 70 per
Dbl; The aggregate of sales comprising some ) !"
1000 bbls. ONLY the larger portion probably vi
Howard street. for which, dealers hare been set
ling AT q 31I.2 per bbl. There have, been ope-
ralions in extra brands Of City Mills for ship
menl South, al IS per bbl.
GRMx-Thc receipts oil Wheat have no; equal.
h. The demand and prices are higher; al close
we quote inferior 10 fair red, 20 10 So, and good
10 prime s. 10 90 cents per bush; nd for good 10
prime white, % CTS. 10 ! dollar. New Pennsyl-
vania Rye has sod a. CO cents. Corn has been
upin consequence C the limited supply-but at
The time Of making up this report, both white ard
yellow may be qno,ed 81 70 50 cents. Oats have
been steady al 80 1882.
PnovisIoSs Bacon is wi,hou, material varia-
lion in price: but the demand is LEES brisk; we
quote Shoulders 10 !. cents in casks and loose
lois; Middlinss 8; ard Hams ID 10 10, all cash
prices. Nothing of importance done in Lard,
which is held al ,o6 l2 cents in bols. and kegs.
Butter has sold at 10 l-2 to II cents.
SriRra-N. E. Rum continues al 81 10 80 cts.
Whisky is hrmer, and % l2 cents for hhds. ana
q ID for bbls. more readily obtained.
SrGAHs.-The transactions are chiefly from
second hands, or parcels received coaswse. Al
auction, on Tuesday, Of le8 hhds Porto Rico OF:
fered, los sold at ! so 8 05 per 100 lbs, mos
TopAcco-The common descriptions, both O.
Maryland and Ohio, no longer find purchasers
and nothing but the good midding ard fine sort
are in demand, and for these full prices are rea
Oily paid The total inspection. OF the weel
amour, 10 1900 hhds-[ SIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON.
Emporcrc! by At If Parliament

LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON.
Emporcrca bu .id of Parliament.
Capital f5O0,OO0, or S2,500000.
TINTED STATES LOCAL BOARD OF
u DIRECTORS, viz:-JACOB HARVEY,
Esq, Chairman; loHN J. PALMER, Esq, JONATHAN
GoopHuE, Esq, JAMES BooRMAN, Esq, GEORGE
BARCLAY, Esq, SAMUEL 5. HowLAND, Esq,
GoRuAX A. WORTH, Esq, and SAMUEL Nj. Fox
ESQ. BANKERS Merchants Bank IF Nclr YORK
General Agent for the United States aud British
North American Colonies, Hon. J. LEANpER
STARR.
The admirable system Of Life Insurance, which
this Institution has organized, and which has Sc
cured such marked distinction in Europe, has OBJ
,ained for il The highest favor in America Dn-
ring the short period of lis establishment in The
United States, lis principles have won the unqua-
lifted approval Of many eminent men, and the
patronage il has secured fuly,ests the public con-
hdence in IFS favor. As further guaranty for the
standing OF this Company the subscriber refers
The public to The above Board OF Directors resi-
ding in New York, composed Of gentlemen OF The
highest character and responsibility. a very
large sum TO be permanently invested in The
United States in the names OF three of these Di-
rec,ors as Trustees, available always 10 The as
sured, in cases Of disputed claims should any
such arise.
Pamphlets, containing the last annual report,
and much general information together with The
Soce,ys rate; also, bla nix forms, and the fullest
information, may be Obtained on application TO
the subscriber.
rp.tc, tss 5cSurour, III 1(O T)D{-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

TN CONFORMITY with the provisions of the
i last will and testament Of The lae John Thorn
ton, shall offer for sale, al public auction, on
Wednesday, the l7.h day of September next, IL
fair if not the next fair day, al The late residence
Of said John Thornton, that valuable and vel
known Tract oil Land called FAIRFIELD, ~
ing in Caroline county, situated on The Mataponi
River, containing 500 Acres This Farm is in
tersecied by the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, GuinrcY's Depot being nearly
in a central position on it's about ~ miles
from Fredericksburg, and As from Richmond by:
the road, and contains large proportion of pro-
ductivc low grounds, cnrircly secured from inun.
daion, and in profitable state of cultivation
The residence is large, comfortable and vcnc-
rabIe brick building, with suitable out houses
and arrangements highly cultivated Garden,
fine Frnit, and particularly delicious Grapes, OF
which there are many varieties There is an
abundance OF good water, and the situation
is healthy, and The neishborhood agreeable. En-
ouiries will be gladly answered and every laci'i
~ to become acquainted with The premises lur
nishcd with pleasure Title indispu'able-Ierms
1Aa" EDWARD C. THORNTON,
Executor Of John Thornton, deceased;
Address, Gninney's Depot, Caroline Co, va
July l6-ctdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
PUBLIC SALE OF A SPLENDID HOTEL
OF LILLE EIRS1 CLASS

PUBLlC SALE Vi n ctLENDlD I1O FL
OF THE FIRST CLASS.
DY VIRTUE Of and in pursuance OF, the an.
ID ,horily vested in them BY Two deeds Of Trust,
the subscribers will offer at public auction
in the city OF Baltimore, on THURSDAY,
The 10th of October, 1915, at one o'clock p. NJ,
at the Merchants Exchange that very extensive
and valuable property in said city kown as
THE EUTAW HOUSE HOTEL.
The lot on which il stands is situated al the
north west corner OF Baltimore and Eutlw streets,
containing upwards of23 900 square feet oil md
and fronting li2 ieet on Baltimore street and ls6
feet on Eutaw street 10 an alley; &c feet OF which
on the last named street form yard plantet with
Ornament Shubbcry nfvarous kinds.
The House is stories in height, c0verec with
slate, occupying The whole front OF The lol on Bal
iimoIe sreet running back lS6 feet ON The west 10
the alley and 100 feet on Eulaw street,
having an area in the centre oil The build
ing Tor light and air with two main enhances,
one from each street, that from Baltimore street
leading TO private parors and family rooms, the
other on Eutaw street 10 The public part OF the
House The Basement or lowest story is dvid-
ell into Stores on Baltimore street, 2on Euiaw
street, and dressing room, kitchen, pastry, lar
der mangling, ironing, drying, wash aid bath
rooms
The second story has parIors on Baltimore
stree, and on EnIaw street, smoking ruom
office, ladies' dining room SIS by 25 feet, and a
senemans do. 96 by 30 feet, with a servants
hall, chambers, billiard room, china closet, &c.
There are upwards OF 200 rooms in the house, Of
which - are par!ors.
This Building was erected in 1885 expressly
for Hotel, and is believed 10 possess every con-
venierce usually 10 be found in those Of the first
class: is most egibly situated in an agreeable
par, OF The city, having wide and much frequent
Ell street on each Of lis fronts. Il is now in the
hes, order in every respect for the reception OF
company, and will be so kept BY The Present pro-
preior until sold. This property Offers great in
ducemenls 10 a person who could combine with
activity and energy, a sufficient capital 10 conduct
the business Of The Establishment 10 advantage.
The House is completely furnished, and in
good style, and the purchaser oft can obtain the
Furniture, or portion Of il, on reasonable terms,
by making suitable arrangements with The Trus-
tees.
The terms, which will be accommodating will
be made known at the time OF sale.
JACOB ALBERT,
ROBT. A. TAYLOR, Trustees.
SAMUEL JONES, Jr.
In1,, 1Q-cuJiS