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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-02
NKw YoRK. JurK d. 1915


To the Editor Of the Nep York Herald
Dear Sir-You will find inclosed a letter addressed TO
Mr. Thomas Richie, which las you will see int nd
cd for publication in the pepper under his direction For
unknown to Mr.. Ritche has declined pub
lish. and returned the letter.
From the letter itself you will understand the object II
s to exclude from the Democratic ranks Of this nation
who would disgrace association Of honorable
I this upon my knowledge and responsibility
my verscty having been questioned in any commu
ni,y in which have had the pleasure TO live.
When pronounced Gen: Houston, unprncpled and
pcrured Dcmagogue, pledged myself 10 establish tho
charge In any OF record in this any other country
Why Mr.. Richie should desire 10 identity General Hous
ton with s party is matter past my divinaton. IL IT,
however, his privilege extend the General 6al en-
brace. aud to sdop, him his own. though for enter
my solemn protest sRnns, his reception.
therefore, request sir, that you will publish in yo1r
useful and widely circulating Journal this letter. with tho
letter addressed 10 Mr.. Richie.
Permit me here sir 10 remark, that information hiss this
evening been received hat Cen Houston has been elect
ed member Of the Texan Convention Though no pro.
The or the son Of prophet. predict that he
will not dare attend that convention.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES G. BENNETT, Eco.
NEw YorE. Juno il,h, Is4s.
To the Editor Of tie Union.
In your piper OF tho 9Th inst you have quoted largely
from the ~ o. Reppbesa, and letter from Gen JseEson
the effect Of which quotations Is a. identify your paper
and the administration with Gen. Samuel Houston. You
d. not know Houston o. know him. And the ten
dency Of your remarks and Of the which you
qsOod s 10 Porpese ffaud upon the people Of this
uy, fraud deeply Injurious 90 the interests Of Texas
claim the privilege Of replying lbsm and setting the
public right 90 Cen Houston's character end purpos
es
The Published letter Of the British minister in Texas
proves that Gen. Houston and Dr. Jones pledged Them
selves 20 the British government that they ere opposed 10
annexation The fec that they opposed IL noto
nous IN Texae and n had not been 90 before the se
Developments Of Jones' diplomatic ia,rgues with tho Br,,
sh minister conclusive. For is folly 10 attempt 10
sepsrate Jones and Houston. They are .dentIcai AZ
y further known BY the fact that having reached Gal
weston on W. wuy the United States he there a.eer-
ined nat the puSc sentiment OF Texas had
crisis which threatened destruction him and hs .otiop N
he DID not move with the cuuen snd therefore No
60 Washington, aud induced Jones' 70 sanc Ms or,
don calling convention 10 the 4,h Of July Pm
ding that he could not arrest the torrent Of public opinion
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NiEAF MEDIUM AMI fne qualify Foosc,p Paper.
- nons patterns Zoe hh :, b. tad safatcrs HAIL
ial Main STREE.
F8 W. RANDOLPH
NO. ~ LIBRARY o. CHOICE READING.
'lWE hGh OF EtiIAnErH ny Wm UsEttL Received by
ie p nRINKER NORRIS
CHILDRBN'S SHOES.
WE have Just opened another splendid lot Of
Chiircns beautiful nussns AMI Aaec Tcsspi,rdd az
teie. Per sale low By
myss PurNEy a WATTS
100 BOXES smoked Horrngs, landing and
bsa RANKIN q wHfrIOCK
0Hnn LBS superior Soap; l5.UUO Scgars
@COO q diasrent kinds IN store snd for ~
eH RANKIN q WHIIIoCE.
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az eco casss % god Thoaop Iaeh ndss At t.s D,,s
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NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

81. II w O1GD -
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
IMPORTANT NOTICES!
Great Reduction ia Posinvc.
1 On AMI amer the hnt Of July, neobg from ore to
dozen LouerT Tickets he the distance
Eve 500 Msny persons IN III eoun-
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single eer q nothing.
The Se'emes below all worthy he attention
Of ave ntirers Lot;eies onrs CONFIDENTIAL and attended 10
promptly
Splendid Lotteries for July
j.. Il. WORD. yerder.
I Lolisry Ciass No s7-'o be dsun Saturday.
2S01 sso prizes Of 1000 30 q; sOo
&c Nos III Drawn Baots Tickets 80 Iiay,a Quarter sn
Cereaies of Packages Of - Whole Tickets SlIe-iai
Quarters in proportion
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sh isia Capitals $4,000. lotOs 5000 sss0 100 rs Of
1909 &c "a No Lottery II Drawn Ballots Tek,ts $40 IIaiy.
olartsrss So Certificates Packages OF &c ho ke.
Sl3u-Baves and Quarters in proportion
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l9h si5 Grand CaIiss $50 1900 sO0a sgoo zoos SO
przes OF 1000, so Of 500, 90 Of 3OO se Lowest Pro- 4.
Tickets siO Halves 81 OnareiEs Cefcaiss of Packages
% Whole Tickets sI4O-alv's aud Quarters proportion
Alexandria Lottery Class be drawn on saIunasv Jr
10Th 1875 Brilliant Scheme $4,000 COCO sOVa eco
3oPzss OF 1000 so OF 400. so of sOu &c Tks
se Halves d oiaeTs So Ceuica:cs Packages of go
whole Tickets slSO-iaves and ouaueIs IA proportion
W Orders for Tickets and Shes Certificates Of Paeka,,.
inthe above SPLENDID Ioeres will tie u roup af.u
Hnovef 10 al VINO ordorirom J. Y. WORD,
ie2e RirnnoDa
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H0FT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Rtchn,ond. Va.
UN DER THE EXCHAH No. 8

y.
SPLENDID JULY SCHEMES.
$4,000.
hr1sniria Lottery, Class 27to he drawn IN Arrandra d C.
90 saturday July sib eis sp.enid paE s1oOGs ooo
so"" soo .So" .sto Of eoo0 1000 of sOo
70 o' &c 60 Nos IL Drawn Baro sic; HAVE.
quarters go Certificates Whol- Tickets
siio-Hsyes and Quarters n proportion
$4,000.
hhraniria Lottery. Cas- Ale nd,t. G.
on Saturday. July 18th, is45 Capa $4,000 I0GO0 5000
sso leo prizes Of 1000. &C - No Lolisr
Teseu $40 halves s. $50 Candidates raektsss
OF &c Whole Tickets ei3o-Ifav,s proportion
$4,000.
Afrintria Lottery. Class 2Sto be in AIe1znira d.
SalHday July i9th. Capita $40 osO IS 600
5000. scOo 3oVs, so of Of &c
Io~eaPrze si2 Tickets $40 Halves S. Quarters $50 Ceri
heaes Of Packages Of Is Whole sI40aves and Quar-
tiers IN proportion
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery. Class 3O-to be AIeraoia
on Saturday July goth Isi5. Brilliant s31COo 10000
fVoo soOe ssoo 1881 so Of loUc so
i.o ofZoo &c Tickets sIO halves quarters Ccrteaie.
81 Packages OF &c Whole Tickets s3o-aes and Quarter. in
proportion
s-Per.ons visiting the city should Hoyta they wani
noBry.
@ Orders for Tickets and certificates of Packages
Tie above Spl. add Ltsres prorl aten
who may orter Ticket. rcsa d. NJ uUYr
Richmond Arrl 2S. Is45.
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BILL PAPER.

NO. 80 nARPERT BIBLE
~ smurticrs. BY Jauies--Recrivri by
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'sNiiE subscribers after residence Of ten wears
n The ely returns hrs thanks HE irnis IN The civ
and country for their liberal and confidence VIII con
unuc 20 hire collect Claims Of exs
description. and attend 10 an business has line.
RICHARD HILL IT.
ofee Main Street Banks over the Epaurer %
Richmond, May TO- is45. dEsan
tHEAP SHOULDER BACUNJus, received eAsks low p,ei
- rbon1efS IeFo J. GRAPE.
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Mos, respectful

Most respectfully,
Your friend and servant
BRANCH T. ARCHER
TnoxAs RrrenIE, Esq.
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wOoLsEY's SUGAR-iO haifboXcs land.
w ing snd or al, ~
FL DAvENFoRTG ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-02

Glass WARE. CAsrORs, SoLAE LAMPS, Xc
NM z have for sale, prc-s-
Cut, pressed and plain GAS, Of d~seriptiou
soaT, Land and Oh Lamps-vsrous patterns
Chronological plated. GeTnan Silver, &c.
Looking Gases, Toti-t kindsa which we arr
sts2a.ed 10 sell II small prOa- WIN. p. BUTLER a CO
tc
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ALCOHOL. wHIsREY AND BRANDY.
sH'S o. A,sleeol. 80 degrees shove proof
- - 10 % Whstey, a. hsoyy A.
so DO Of Noubern AND snthasIi Apps n,,pavpor al.
D. W A 'VVfy-fIp4
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
SliEKJFEiS SALE,


SN ILL I've sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the 17th Of
April, 1915, between the hours Of IL O'Clock A. n.
aud O'Clock P M. OF said day, negro man calei
John, aged about 20 years. and says that he be-
longs to one Mrs Nancy Mcciary. OF Beaufort coaa-
", South Carolina, from whom he WAS stolen about
six Years since; the said slave John is black about
feet, inches high, and has scar on the boi;n.a
of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy
Said negro having been committed to tine jan OF
Mobile corn,y as a runaway slave, by Charles A.
Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of The city of Mobile, ON The
l7h day Of September, 1874. and his owner having
failed 20 CON" forward. prove property pay CHARGE
and take hin aYay, he Iherelnre IS to he sold IN
cou,,iance with the siatutes in such cases made and
provided to pay jail lfes:
oc,Is 2leids T. BANCROFT. Sheriff. M. G.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
SHEkIFF'S SALE.

VS. 6 Ia.
julius Chaudron, Phillip Duvs, Theodore Duval, ct
al, heirs of Daniel Dava, deceased.
NNTlI he sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the first
Monday of May, A. ID. 1915, between the hours OF
IL O'Clock AM. and O'Clock Pm. Of SAID day, all
the right. title and interest Of Juhns Chaudron.
Phillip Duval, Theodore Duya, and others, heirs OF
Daniel Duval deceased, ia and to all that certain
piee e, parcel lot OF land and premises situated,
Ming aud being in the city Of Mobile, at The south
east corner or intersection Of Monroe and Concep-
ton streets, having front the south side Of Mon
roe street OF sixty 900 feet, and front on the east
side of Conception Of hundred and twenty
(I2O) feet bounded as follows to witt west by Con-
cepfoa street, north BY Monroe street. east BY lands
of Mrs King Ell al, and south by lands OF the heirs
of EsIava, ct al. The having been levied on az
the property Of Julius Chsudron, Phillip Dpya The
odore Duva ct al, heirs Of Daniel Duval. deceaSed,
BY virtue of the above stated execution, which ia
sued from The Circuit Court of Mobile county and 10
me directed.
apo l0s,ds C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

StO00 REWARD-Ranaway from the sub
~ SOO scribei about the 29h Of June last my
negro man JOHN, % years old. about feet or Z
inches high, dark complexion, little round shoul.
dered has beautiful set Of front teeth, rather
pid in appearance but very pleasing when spoken to-
John is brick layer by trade. ! purchased him Of
Mr.. James E. Zunlz, about years ago. and he pur-
chased him from Mr.. EnsiRn-ail Of Mobile, neither
of whom can recoect where he came from or Of
whom he was purchased by them. The above reward
vail be paid for the cont ictun Of any white person
decoying said negro away, fifty dollars for the mp
prehension Of the boy and his delivery to me in Mo-
bile, or twenty dollars for his commitment 10 any
j,il 80 that get him.
mhh M. ROBERTSON
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
NERMAN ELEMENTARY BCOKS-For sale
" by J. NJ. SUMWALr 4 CO.,

Booksellers and Staioners, 80 DaupnIn-strert
Olendori's German Grammar; "A new method OF
learning to read, write and speak the German lam
guase in six months, by II. q. Olendorf. Professor
Of the German Language; second edition revised
and considerably improved, by James d. Haas, in
vol limo
Kew 10 Oendoif's German Grammar. TIL Stu
dents Assistant, or Key To the Exercises in Ollen-
DORIS new method Of learning the German Ian
guage, by P. Gands.
Fosdick's German Dictionary; German English
and Engsh German Dictionary, denoing the mean-
ing Of ali The words in general use, and likewise the
principal domatc phrases, specifying the parts OF
speech To which the words belong; aud the gender.
eenii,e and plural OF the German subsianlives,
tlereb, Indicating the decenson. and containing al
Ell distinct tables of the irregular verbs and proper
names 10 both languages. and tables ct the principal
examinations Of German derivaions, by David Eos
dick Jr. mh22
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
d. &. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.
SIlERIFF'S SALE.
Charles " llson,

Michael DALEY and Augustus Brooks. his security.
WILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the first Mon
day Of Nav, lS45, between the hours Of ii O'Clock
Am, and O'Clock of said day, all the right, III
tie aud interest Of Michael DALEY, IN and To the fol-
lowing described piece, parcel or lots OF land and
premises, situated, living and being in the city of
Mobile, and known and descrbed as fellows, TO wit;
Lots numbers four "a and five 81 adjoining each
other in square number 6iiy-seven, (h7) according
Ia survey and pIaIs Of The front division OF the
Fa,rt tract Of lind, made by Dean Knox, Surveyor.
Said lois are situated the south east corner OF
Massachusetts und Cedar streets in said city-the
same having been levied the property OF Mi
chael Daley by virtue Of the above stated execution,
which -su d from the County Court Of Mobile coun-
~ and directed.
ans lOStcs G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. e.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
BY EDWARD B. GALE.
Er.r,.ta.1. Al.

On SATURDAY, 18th April, at ii o'clock, in
front of the Mansion House, will be sold credit
OF 9 months, for approved endorsed paper, the fol-
lowing personal effects belonging to The estate Of
Martin Durand, deceased, viz:
Negro Woman Elizabeth, first rate cook, washe,
and ironer, creole Of this place.
Also, an elegant two horse Barouch and Harness,
has been but little used.
Also, dun Horse, accustomd to har ness.
EMILY DURAND, Executrix.
EDWIN MURRAY, Executor.
mills 92tM&dids
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
SUERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the Jail OF Mobile county, on
l. the 3ist March, lSi5, by Charles A. Ioppn,
Esq. Mayoranf the city of Mobile, runaway mu lsito
slave called JOHN, feet inches high aged about
10 wears, has scar on his breast, and says he be-
longs TO Elizabeth Jones, or Mrs. Elizabeth Hiite,
of Warsaw, Sumter county, Alabama. The owner
or owners are requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with according TO law as in such
cases ,uade and provided to pay Jail fees.
AMI lO10 C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

XNIII be cold cash in front of the Court House
w door Of Mobile county, on Thursday the 18th
day Of August, 1885, between the hours Of O'Clock.
AM and O'Clock, Pa of said day one negro man
called BARNEY, black, aged aoout 40 years, feet
10 or II inches high, aud says that he belongs 10
James Sanford, Claiborne, Monroe county,
Stale of a labama Said negro Barney having
been committed 10 the Jail OF Mobile county, Ahln-
ma, as runaway slave, by Charles b. King. Jus
tice Of the Peace, Of Mobile county, on The 10Th day
al January, JS45, and his owners having
tailed To come forward, prove property. pay charges
aud take hun away, he therefore will be sold IN com
pliance with the snule in such made md pro.
vided To pay Jail fees, SC.
e. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ
0G-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and
Journal, Tuscaloosa and Huntsville Democrat will
please copy ill day Of sale. Geb17 61ds
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
10ltds e. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
SlIEIiIFE,S SALE

John +. Adams Diego McVoy
70 ,endiiluni eXponas vs. sendtion ekponas
II Siickney. ID. II Slickney
M ILL he sold for cash IN front of the Court
ii"nse door Of Mobile county, The fret
Monday Of May, 1s45, between lhe hours Of IL
O'Clock AN and O'clock Pm Of said day, all the
right title and interest OF Daniel II. StiCkney in aud
to The following piecer, parcels OF lois Of lands in lilo
mcNoy tract IN Mobile .uniy, being lot number
"a IN division nunher zee, (3) and lot number one
0) in division number % Of said division, re-
corded in book No. ., pages aud 8; the same is 10
be sold MS the property fiDiniel II. Siichney. by
virtue ofthe above stated lenditoni exponar, which
issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and
to directed.
aIJ IU3tds &. BANCROFT Sheriff Ar C
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
WEDNESDAY,. April 9Th, 1s45.
DAMON AND PYTHIAS


WEDNESDAY. April 9Th, 1s45.
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
Damon. Mr. WebO
Alter which the aInGaut Sisters in m amusing
piece called Monsieur De Costa-concludIng with u
Minuet and Gavou, by the Infant Sisters,
Song-"Bessy Bloom" little Emma ,-concuding
with ParIomime Ballet called the "Scof,sh Out
aw." in which the little Eliza n i'll da nee the "Real
Highland Fling" to the stirring strains Of The Scotch
BagpIpe. played by Mr.. Ferguson, the Scotch Pr
per.
Tomorrow night benefit aud last appearance Of
The "lnlant SiHters.'
PRICES REDUCED ONE HALF.
Extra Attraction--FOr Three Nights mOret
The CONFEDERATION Of MoseoW in addition to
HaningtOn's Celebrated Moving
DIOR A M AS
AND ASTONISHING
Italian Fantoceini. or LiHiputian Family.
A formerly exhibited at The City Saloon and
"A American Museum, New York for three years
in succession and witnessed 500 900 persons, and
in Mobile 10 1899 and 1874. For MONDAY,
Tuesday, AND WEDNESDAY,, April 7th, 9Th
aud 9th, at the CORINTHIAN HALL.
Programme Of the Ersning's Exhibition.
The Diorama, representing AN Italian Landscape.
Beautiful Drop Scene. The Bedasor IN Spain.
Thrilling Dioramic Scene. The Storm and Ship
wreck. Magnificent Diorama. The Fairy Grotto.
After which the Italian Fantoccini, or Lill-
pu,ian Family, whose iamitable limitations of life
have universally elected the most rapurons applause
To conclsde with the Conaagration OF Moscow.
90 The proprietors have been induced by the re-
quest of many families who have mol had opportu-
nl,y Of witnessing the Diorama, to remain three
DJ9Admission 20 cents, children and coored per-
sons, 10 cents.
G5- Doors open at Z, to commence at II O'Clock.
APT
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
N. J. McRae
~ & e..
William d. Primrose


" ILL he sold for cash in front Of the Court
w lious" door of Mobile county, lhe first
Monday of May, 1915, between the hours of IL
o'clock AN and O'clock pm of SAID day, all the
right, title and interest of William ID. Primrose in
and to the following described pieces, parcels or
lots OF land and premises, situate, lying and being
ia the City Of Mobile, and described follows 10
wit,-situaed on Lafayette street and running with
said Lalas street hundred and sixty five (165)
feet, thence running right angles with said street
one hundred one seventy (l7O) feet, thence running
parallel with said Lafayette street one hundred aud
sixty -fve U65) feet, thence with aad fronting ~
Campbell street one hundred aud seventy U70) feet
to The angle Ipnde by the intersection If
said Campbell and Lafayette streets, con'ainhg
three lots, numbers (I) and two (2) fronting on
Campbell street, and lot number five (5) fronting
I.alay cite street, and heng further represented
as lots No. !, 2 aud Of square No. 2, OF section
No. Of the Esnago ,rac, and south Of the Spring
Hill road, the same having been levied on as the
property of William ID. Primros' by virtue Of the
above stated execution which issued from the County
Cart OF Mobile county and to me directed.
ap5 I08tds BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
PUBLIC SALES.
SHEI.IFF,S SALE

"sr p I'a s.'' NV d:5 be be i raa, fI
Joseph '" liam. the Court Honse door
ct M"6ie county on Saturday. The 18th da, ofApril.
$50, between the hours 81 II O'Clock AN and a.
lock IN VI faid da, -four boxes OF a-so,ted INV
Goods an! other ucrrhtnze To anne is Ia be
sold ~ perIsi,be pro,e,, b, Nirtn- 81 The above
stated odet of sale Inch WAS issued bv lie Hon
lie judge offhe County Courl Of Mobile county and
To directed
mh2S I0Itds e. BANCROFT, Sheriff MC
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
BY p. ID TAYLOR.

Valuable Re Il Estate at Auction.
On MONDAY. 18th inst, in front Of this Mansion
House, at IL Clock will be sold the following de-
sirable property, viz:
The vacant Lot The southeast corner of st.
Joachim and st. Anhoney SIS. having a front Of 50
feet the former street, bv depth of ITO ieet on
the south side Of st. Anlhony-st. This one Of the
most desirable lots for improvement in the city.
Also, the vacant Lot the southeast corner OF
Warren and ST. NJ ichae-sis, having front of sos
feet on the latter street. by depth of S44 feet
Warren-st.
The titles to the above properly are indsputable.
Terms-One-fourih cash and the balance for notes
at 1, and years, " it'll interest at per cent Sc
cured BY mOrlgage on the PROPERLY.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

NEW BOOKS-A Manuel of Ancient and Mod
l ern n istery, comprising First. Ancient History,
containing The political history, geographical post
tin, and social Of the principal nations 81 anil
guilty, carefully revised frem the ancient writers,
Second-Modera History, containing the rise and
progress of the principal European nations their po-
ltical history and the changes in their social cond'-
ticn, with hisIor, OF The colonies founded by tu-
ropeans: by W. G. TayIor, l.. l.. d., NJ r. A. s.
ofrrinity College. Dublin. revised with IA chapter Oh
the History of the United States, by G. $ Henry
d. ID, Professor of Philosophy AMI History IN the
University OF the city Of New-York, ] vol: syo.
NV Own Story: by Mary Howett, vol for SAFE
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nR. LEES NERVINE will give immediate re
~ lief TO the most acute TooTH ACHE, WHINE it
proceeds from AN exposed nerve. II will also en-
tirely destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be
plugged and again become useful. without any pain
whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every
thing injurious In the organization Of the tooth
that will discolor il.
Certificates Of its efficacy, from some of the
respectable citizens, may be seen p, the OFFICE
southeast Corner Of Royal and Dauphn-streets, over
Gresory's Exchange, entrance On Royast.
OrEvery operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the latest improved principles and warranted
to last. mh2l 94tf
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
PUBLIC SALES.
By T.. w. DURItANCE.
G. NJ. PARKER. AuctIOneeT.

THIS DAY, nj store, the usual variety OF Gro
ceres, consisting in part Of
Tobacco, OF various brands, Soap, Rice
Candles, Corn. Oats, Bran, Laid
Domestic Brandy and Gin, Holland Gin
Fine and Surerfne Fluur, French Brandy
Hams, Shoulders, Sugar, etc.
BY MARSHALL. ROW l. s. co.
A. S. HUNTINGTON. Auctiuneer.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, At sales room
Sundry articles Of Western Produce.
Alter which without reserve
40 cases Boots, Shoes, Brogans, etc., consisting
Of mems kip, seal aud calf Brogan, mems Kip aud
zeal Roots, wOmen's Booiees aud Slippers, Boys
Brogans. etc.
The above invoice will I've positively soli. Dealers
and others will fnd TO their interest to attend the
sale.
Also, 2 cases Clolhng. consisting Of 100 dozen
assorted Pants; 100 dozen Check Shirts.
Terms cash,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
BY :. 1. 81 1. JONES

ID .
y. |. JON Els. Auctioneer.
THIS DAY, al y o'clock AT our grocery sales room
A general assortment Of Groceries and Western
Produce.
Also, 100 sacks fine white Corn; so do Oats
AT IL O'Clock.
In our dry goods sales room, an extensive assort-
ment Of French and Domestic Dry Goods. consist
ing IN part of
French English and American Checked Muslin
Irish and Fancy Checked Linen
Balzarines, Jaeconels, Grape, Hosiery
Ladies' Mits, Scarfs, Capes, Man,illas
Shawls, Bonnets. Kid Slippers Shoes
Buskins, with an assortment Of Gents Spring
and Summer Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Umbrellas, Parnsols, Sun Shades, SIC. Terms cash.