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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11
Brown DOrnestics.

= A Bsown Snee,ings,
C-4 "a do do heavy and'lighi,
"A Fine Brown Sheetinss,
A Blown and Beachcd, Sd Cotton Dia-
per, very cheap article forcommon lob clothes.
For sale at the lowest rates at 'be New Store oil
May l6, 1915. }. &. NArTiNGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11
wood. Wood.
G.ass Ware

IN CORD seasoned Wood, for sale BY
CO May 49, 1s45. &. BURR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.

ECS'F received from the east, most beautiful
cE assortment of GOODS. of the choicest pal.
terms and latest styles, as follows:
L L. l.. :. L l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11
McrinO sI.ccp---A Rare Obp@iunayl

uNtD subscriber, ne
IL ingIahout 10 re-
turn to the east, will
dispose Of his flock of
Merino Sheep, if ap-
,rlicalior he made be-
fore the 10Th of .luly.
! The flock consists Of
Zoo owes. 200 lambs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11
COTTON'S TREATISE.

A NEW work designed for the use of Justices
N Of the Peace, Attorneys, and men Of business
generally containing large number OF practical
forms in constant use by magistrates and others,
jus, issued from the press and is now ready for
sale. The work has been carefully examined by
competent persons, and highly approved Of, as
the following card of the Supreme Judges and
Governor of the state will show:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11
Shot q Lead.
Salt Star.

Oh SACKS G. A. and l.. d. Salt.
ON 50 barrels and kegs Tar, for sale by
Peru A prii IL, 1915. WIN. PAUL Il CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11
T. q. Natt;uger,

HAS lot OF Saddles. Barnes, If,d'es, &c.
Ill and two good BOegics, WHICH be w'l' eS'
change FOE town property, or small tract OF iahe
near Ottawa. May l6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11

DEMAININ6 in the post Office at Ottawa
10 Iilioois, July LIST, lS4o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-11

GTpersons calling for lelters on the above
list, viii please say they are ADVERTISED.
Laslae. July !, 1915 %
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
BY F. B TAYLOR.
Valuable ReI Estate at Auction

Valuable Reit Estate dt Auction. THIS DAY. 14th inst, in front of ths Mansion House, at l2 oclock, will be sold the follow ing de- sirable property, viz: The vacant Lo, on the southeast corner of St. Joachim and St. Anihoney sts. having front of s feet the former street, by depth of no feet on the south side of St. Anthony-st. This IS of the most desirable lots for improvement in the city.
 Also, the vacant Lot on ihe southeast corner of Warren and St. Michael-sls, having front of 55d feet on the latter street. by depth of s4a feet Warren.st.
 Also, t'ame House with about two of land, suitable for small family, on the southwest corner of Government and Everett streets.
 Also, two frame Houses and Lots sn the southeast 50 by 100 feet.
 Also, one frame Dwelling and Lot on the south east corner of St Joseph and Adams streets. Lot 50 by 100 feet, with good we'll of water upon the pre- misses.
 Also, an excellent frame House, with six rooms, and out houses complete, late the .idence of C.. Auze, Esq. situated on the St. Stephens road about msles from the city. Dimensions, l35 feet front by depth of 400 feet.
 Also, the dwelling House and Lot 60 by 100 feet on the south side of St. Michael between Cedar and Warren streets, at present occupied by Mrs. Mont go,nery.
 The titles to the above property are ndisputable.
 Terms-One-fourth cash and the balance for notes at l. and years, with interest at per cent, se- cured by mortgage on the property.
 Also, for cash. three Lots l3, Is asd l6 in square s, east side of Conception. between Delaware and New Jersey streets. Lots 50 by 100 feet.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
BY c. W. OGDEN.
Ers ,iif0r,s Sale.

On THURSDAY, 18th May, at 10 o'clock, at Stores No. 75 and 77 Water st., late NJ Durand's, will be sold, credit of months, for approved endorsed paper, the following personal effects, be- longing to the estate of Philip McLoskey, deceased
 Gold Watch and Key; l Trunk containing wearing apparej Mahogany Tables; Sofa; 10 trasses; Feather Bed; pair Sheets; do Blan- kets; Bolster, 2 Pillows; 2 par Andirons; 3 Tenders; pair Shoves and Tongs; Bathing Tub; Shower Bath; l Clothes Press; Bureau; Side Board; Carpets; Easy Chair; Spring Cooking Utensils. and Knives and Forks; Silver Spoons and Lade; pine Table; l set Castors {; 4Ofice Desks; l copying Press; Iron Chest; 2 Wash Standsi Basin and Pitcher; lot Books and Maps; Clock; Silver Forks; lot Crockery and Paper. -.........i .i..
 Also. pipes and l half pipe Blackburn's Madeira Wine, imported in 1886.
 q wES'rEEI TIT Ex.c,,o.
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--T---- f--7- WEC Cse PTS OF Csb'HTssN.

Per sisatnbOnt AdnuiTnl ff0m WetumpkH-G W Tnrle tOu I53 hsies; Andrews & Dsw.nn llo L Andrews ( 13khea by kss co 6; Jno SiuIpson 5Oi Msudin dt Tsrte 47 tiartoa q Cock S4; Tnrleton, scott * Cum
 lalgs S5i Lssvens Malone z6; Scott z2; M Say rs ly; " Bower < Is; Walker a Simpson II; Bradnax hrw,sn < ra :. 4 Pupe sou 5j T De ampert 4; fl Nave S strnyieiow. Iinnnn & cos ] N wiihers $ co :. Harris, CiHytes co 5i Donald X Marsha 5; Dickn Eustis 7; uoyt, Ford Robinson |; Crawford l6
 Per stssnibosi Eliza lin Vienns-Brodnxx, Newton q xs5 bales; Dosha. Sheppard co ll9; Tar, stewa, q % ss; Dickinson Eustis 53; Anderson & Dickson e; Hives, Battle 66; Boyd Bro 53; Crnis 5l; A Campbell 4U; K Eknbis 33; A E Ledyard g; l. Galloway z3; Lsavehs A Malone l9; Rupert & McLellnud is; kndreNs co l3 Lyon & Baker II; EsHvs, ,Mur- roll ce iOi Crawford lUi iarwel < Davis }; Toouer, &is, co 2; C Marahs s: Horton Clock s Fon- Ssin~ & sOn 4 W Bower & co 4; 5 F BaaId & Smith, Waksx ( e I; Peek X 5hackieiord 2. N-
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eanssan

Fer stesnaboat Fashion,. ni New -Oreans-Mesdsme 0AIfst, Crqsus and cnild, lolins and chidren Dar lug. Craig sad child, Bs,st Misses stevei Crasen- joLnson aud orphans, Cap, Holns Msssrs Craven., Ions, MeAfse. Iiiiizrd, Sextn, MarHbie Church, Ea teu Gardiner, Brown, Bsa Wooden, Garreti-y on deck
 Ter s,sainboat James L Day from New Oresds-- MssJsnles Howard, Kent, Mise liuf Messrs Howard MuH Eschomst.e Calvert. short speyer, Piuoket, Capt hswrs, Myyxt,. .nln. Dunlieys Crockett, Cassus, If G.ss, MeKhe, Capt Brsncl--ls on deck. . .G
 Fer stsuuibost Eliza f Venn1-R D Shacklefnrd, la- dy aud chndrsn Deisrd and lady McAilistvr and ia- dy, u W Bergee and lady, MtsG B, B,o~ning. Mrs Stsn
 ssa, uiss ifosks, Mrssrr fhsrrs, iodgns Hutton Coleman, A D fIauon, N Hendricks, T Stewart, Greer, Ferry, llsrdeuiau. $ R Gregshy, Mur- pay, Lshn. Harper Goodman, Srhsh, c Pet isryw,G W, ,Frssman. Braine. W Murphy, If and r Harris, E Bruce, W N Broots, T vevan, A Lister, D \ xalous, T snOwden, D McMiilsn, | Douglass. ] ssssssirr, Hsddsn. N iiat,on, spigat, M Hut ,sa M 'eekst,, Nelson, K Beiton, Leigh, Johii Cstiin, White, R rhoin, A A Winston, CUninx,i w c Carter. ] Williams, K Truhart c Green, souis " Povs, c N ilardrick, S uooks 5 !ohnston, J N Cary. e FoIloek, Muiiigan, [ Ayrrs Robinson. N hsr,s. TJ Brewa, D . Connor, Fashion-and others.
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69; Al Al 8fkas
NEW ARRAN(;NNIENT


 TO TAKE EFFECT ON AND AFTER l5TH INSTANT HliE GREAT CENTRAL MAII. ROUTE fror New Orleans to New York Through iR ssve doys aud t'oeire hoWs-via steamers "Jas. L. Day, "Creole and "Fashion," daily to Mobile. 1 Thence by tle river steamers 10 Montgomery, Al | abama.
 l Thence bY the Montgomery and West Point Rail road Cars 10 Chehaw, 40 miles. Thence by Daily Line of splendid Troy bull coaches to Macon, Georgia, via Columbus and Ta l Savannah, and Thence by Steam Packets to ChaI Ieston. s. C.. which for accommodations and beauty of arrange nens stand unrivalled. By this line pas'engers from New Orleans to Charleston enabled avoid 25 miles Of very un- pleasant staging, to which they subjected on the ueorgia route, via Augusta. By the new arrangement, passengers who travel ny the Great Central Route will arrive in Charleston m advance o any other line or lines from New Or leans eastward. The following is the schedule: DEPARTURES. Leave Montgomery al o'clock AM. Chellaw at o'clock AM.
 Macon al 10A do AM. next day.
 Savannah at l0tdo PM. saIne night.
 ARRIVALS. Arrive al Chehaw at 6 o'clock AM. -,...
 Macon at 10 do PM. next day.
 Savannah at lOA do PM.
 Charleston before do PM. next day. By ihis arrangement the line from Montgomery to Nh" 'estohs way or OOluuDuss nlhcOh ana Ca- yannah, will be in less time than the line of the Mail which goes from Montgomery via Covington and Augusta. To the truth ofthe above statement the company stands pledged, all public statements and private in- trIgues to the contrary notw ithsanding.
 Passengers are assured that every thing which can be done to add to their comfort safety and speed in travelling will be attended to.
 The Company is so we'll satisfied with the supe- rior accommodations of the that il Is perfectly willing to refund the passage money in all cases where dissatisfaction expressed. For through Tickets and seats in the stages, apply at the CENTRAL LINE OFFICE, Montgomery, Al abana, to ]. B. JOHNSON. Agent. Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charleston, n- clnding Omnibus fare and a,eals board of the buats, $26,50.
 For further information, please apply to the under signed, at the Wayerly House, Mobile, or he will be in attendance at the starting of the Montgomery boats.
 ap9 lllc DAN. NICKEI.S, Travelling Agent, Extract of letter from the President of the Com pany: .Central Railroad Company,) }
 Savannah, March f, l845 MT. Dan Nickes is in the employ of this compa ny, to make known 10 travellers the advantages of the route from Charleston to Montgomery by way of steamboat line to Savannah, thence by the Central Railroad to Macon, and thence by Columbus to Che haw, the head ofthe Montgomery Railroad.
 R. K. CUTLER, President.
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c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE. Charles Wilson,

FS. l II. h.
 Ailchael Daley ahd Augustus Brooks, his security M ILL be sold for cash n front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on the first Mon day of May, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock AM and o'olnck pM of said day. all the right, ti- le aud interest of Michael Dulev, in and to the fol- lowing described piece, parcel CT lots of land and premises, situated, lying and being in lhe cltY of h"b'le' and known and described as fellows, 10 vii : Lots numbers four (+) and five (5,) adjoining each other, in square nu Der ff,yseveu, (b7) according to survey and plals of the front division of the Favre tract oi land, made by Dean knox, Surveyor. Said lots situated ut the south east corner of Massachusetts and Cedar streets in said city-the having been lcyled on as the property of Mi- cael Daley by virtue of the above stated execution, which lssud from the County Court of Mobile coun- y and to me directed.
 nn5 lOsles c. BANCROFr, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14

 THIS DAY, ,at9 o'clock our grocery sales room will be sold large assorImen, of GIoceries consist ing of 20 bbls superior inspected Flour 20 bbs old Rectfed NhiskeY
 30e sacks Corn; 200 do Oats k New Cincinnati Bacon Shoulders
 Mess and prime Beef, Ragged Hams
 Gunpowter, Tyson and Pouchong Tea
 Sperm and Compost Candles
 Tobacco and Cigars, various brands
 French and Domestic Brandy
 No. Soap, Lemon Syrup
 Sweet OI in boxes, Pickles in bbls and kegs Kentucky Rope, Cod6sh, Glassware
 Bedsteads, &c.
 At II o'clock. th our dry goods sales room, an extensive assori- neiR o' Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, consisting 'a- French, English and Aperican Prints
 1aconets and fancy checked Musins
 Irish and faacy checked Linens
 Bazarines. Scotch Ginghams
 Liaea cambric and cotton Hdkls
 Parasols, Sun Shades and Musquto Netting ~i'h an assortment of gents spring and summer Clothing, Hats, Caps, linen and cotton Shirts, Um- breaas. ladies' fine kid Slippers, Ties. Buskins, black and rosse, Brogans, &c. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
Ostos G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ, C.
SHEkIFF'S SALE.
Diego McVoy and E. McVoy, administrators,
 Ia

DltRo "cfoS and T.. McNOyJ aunIhlstfatWsb
 ys ii Ia.
 Julius Clauirou, Phillip Duval, Theodore Duvai, ct
 al, heirs of Daniel Dava, deceased. " ILL he sold For cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of May, A. D. 1a45, between the hours of II o'clock AM and o'cock PM of sad day, all the right, title and interest of Julius Chaudron. Phillip Duva, Theodore Duval, and others heirs of Dan,el Duval deceased, in and to all that certain piece, parcel or lot of land and premises, situated, Iy ing and being in the city of Mobile, at lhe south east corner intersection of Monroe and Concep- ton streets, having front the south side of Mon street of sixty (60) feet, and front he east side of Conception street Of hundred and twenty (120) feet bounded as follows 10 wit: by Con cepoa street, north by Monroe street, east by lands of Mrs King al., and south by lands of the heirs of Esasa, eI al. The same having been levied on as the property of Julius Chaudron, Phillip Duva The odore Duval, ct a heirs of DanIel Duval. deceased, by virtue of the above stated execution, which s- sued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 ap5 l08lds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ c.
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CONalaN A X .
Psi sehr Brace

Per sehr srsce fun iiav-n.--A Coraiesi wcstfedt q Bro; LeBnroa. t-i Hr
 Fer sssmUoat James L Day from New.OrIesus-- T r Miller co Lebaro; W Calvert Fry, Bliss co; Marshal, Rowe q .eUj Wilson s May; Sands d. co; Cook & cOj W II Banneil A ca; Wartng & cOi Gold smith 4 Huberi WaikiggtDn A CnllrHani Alins & co, BAuk of Mobile; J Colrj TG Browni Il Daggeu. .r
 Fer steamboat fnshias, frum ew-Oreans-S & 1 Hssi Barren, Mead x coj Fry, Bliss co: Marshall, Rowe 4 co; Ssnds & coj F " McCoy ca; King; E Mvvsnou; " il 4 II Cfswiord; D Spear S cai Mrs sw ain; Wellington Callainp; Hiisrd; Hull X Sen; Msi,nlsa X Cohen; A Noel; Bank or Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
BY EDWARD E. GALE.
Erecutor's Sale

Erecutor's Sale.
 On SATURDAY, 18Th April, at II o'clock, in front of the Mansion House, will be sold credit of months, for approved endorsed paper, the fol- lowing personal effects belonging to lhe estate of Martin Durand, deceased, viz:
 Negro Woman Elizabeth, first rate cook, washer and ironer, creole of this place.
 Also, an elegant two horse Barouch and Harness, has been but lnlle used. Also, dun Horse, accustond to har ness. EMILY DURAND, Execuirix. A- EDWIN MURRAY, Executor. mh1S 92tM&dtds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
PUBLIC SALES.
SHERIFFpS SALE.

John r hms Diego McVoy
 vs tendiirnni exponas ys yerdi,io,i eSponaa
 D III SucAney, D. Fl. Slickney EAI ILL he sold for cash in front of the Court W i'nse doer of Mobile coenly, on ihe fret Monday of Nsy, ls45, between ihe hours of II o'clock AM and o'clock rH of said day, all he right, re aud int resl of Daniel H. 5lickney in aud to the following pieces, parcels lots of lands Tn the McVoy tracl ii Mobile couniy, being cl number one U) lii ,,ision nun,Lel three, (3) aDd ol nnuber one () a division nnn.ber one u) ol said diyision, re. corded m book No ,, pages and 9 the zane i. Ia be sold ar the property "fsDdniel II. slickney. by virtue ofthe above stated ,endiioni exponas which issued l,om the Circuit Court of Mobile county and tU ne direcled.
 dt5 IUStds C RALCROET Sheriff NJ C
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O1a aBaAakT'A.

HAvANA--ror schf Brace-l64, $50 cigars.
 NEW.ORLEANS-Psr sIeanDOat Jauies l. Day-lo hbisbssndy 7s do hour Ss do spplss do, 5i hhds gn do bales tobscc0 3I cks bacon 20 kegs lard lv sks 10 do kegs specie, head cattle, 34 hogs NkW-OkLEAhS-Per steamboat Fashioi--l2 bbis whksy 10 4. -four, 10 do rgg do 2z hhds bacon, 4S ksss sultet, 97V,Vs0 specie I6 Kegs Isrd, SC. ;
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
] TRxPOWTA,

LIvERPoOL-Per Br ship Oceana--2l l57 bales coiton. LIHEKPOOI--feT BE hafk Tay-I667 bnles cotton. LIVE RPOOL-ppr Br bark Mat gsret Polisck-242I bales cotton. s F s,-i. I ma ..-
 TRIEB rE--fer ship Finland = 1900 bales cottoA.
 BOSrON-fer bria Victory I2V bales cotton, cases .hsss bxs spkss ipisno iAa hides, II aks coss 3A slaves, ll4 eases, Sl7 pkges uldze
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
MARINE NEWS.
P.rS ef Mobile--April I4, as4s.l


 CLEARED. i-. .=..-.. pr ship Oeeaaa, Berry A.An for Liverpool, by Mage, Q q
 Ship PiRlHnd, symmsr, tor Trieste, by Mases & en brbaFt fat, LsnSwsii, for LiveTpvOI b Laird & Lii. | llsirtln. s #=ltI nzfr-.=a Al.s is : = . br bark MaTsATet Pollock, Eye, for Liverpool by Daw sou & Ferguson. .ff 'Bris Victory, Ewcil, for Boston, by Rivers X CO .9ifHo.t tsa ARRIVED. "
 Dr ship uannah Kerr, Mckinley, n Livetpool 10 Ja. Reid 4 G. fslaH -.'t ' v Bris AarsArel. Burk,I fra Phi sdsphia, to master. BchF Brace. Rogers, i'm Havana, 10 muster. IU. e.sehr Experiment., Bradford, rom New-orIeans, 10 q nlastsF.. stsaube,.t Fnshion, Fullerton, fun New Orleans. steamboat Jnnies Day, ReyhOds i'm New Orleans. Sisanb0at Eiza, Roberts, from Visnna with it2i baies cotton. t . a.. .i .. -. Steamboat Admiral, Burrh. fn weiunPka, with 7l6 baies cotton. " .- r.CLskRHD FoR TaIs PoRT-FrOm Boston, 4th inst Brig Anieiies, Trsdwrit .t ft
 From ksw-York, April s-ship Pan,hes, Lane; brig TnNntxr. Park - - ..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14

Steamboat Ruby af Auction. On MONDAY. the 2lst April next, will be sold at our auction room. for account of whom II may concern, the steamboat RUBY, as she now lies sunk in the labama river
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
SIlERTFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
 D.I,,e, G Ianas
Robert S Jones. Ns. mrif of seiznIe

vs. writ of selZuie
 Steamboat General Harrison. TsSHE above named steamboat called the General \ Harrison, her tackle, apparel and furniture, having been seized and attached by virtue of the above siaie of seizure, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county. Alipersons having or pretending to have any right, title interest in the above named hoai, her,mck e, apparel iurni- ture, are hereby cited to appear before the County Couri of Mobile county, on the third Monday of Aplil 1915, h, 10 o'clock AM and legally deny the allegations set forth in the plaintiffs libel abide the order of the sand Court in the premises.
 apl2 ll2KO c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 ORPHANS CouRT, Mobe co. April 5th, ls45. Martha E. Jones, deceased 'Nnis nAr cane
 o.r,nr ns'a,@ S, ho,s % non of s Estate of Martha E. Jones' deceased, and files his accounts and vouchers and prays the Court for order for bnai se,tie' meat and allowance of his accounts. Whereupon il is ordered bv ,he Court that the third Saturday in May mex, be day appointed by the Court when said final settlement and allowance shall be made, and that forty days notice he given thereof by publica- tion for three c, nsecuiive weeks in the Reg iser and Journal, d newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons concerned m adverse interest may attend if they think proper At,est-
 a;9IIIG D. THOMPSON. Clerk.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 ORpHAs's CouRT, Mobile co. March l5, 1915. Gree" D. Caller de'e''ed ., ,. n:'fsy E:, tate Of Green D. Caller, deceased. has this day been dul, declared ,nso!vent by order of the Honor abe tIe Orphans Court, Mobile county, and that the first Saturday in May next has been appointed by the Court, when Theophius L. To"imin' EHecu,or of the last will and testament oi the said otee" U. Caller, deceased, shall make settlement oi his ac- cou,t. when all persons interested. may attend if they yh,s 'n,ps sa@ proper 50 to D. THOMPSON Clerk
 CJFARING SALE. and decided bargains of | A every descri iption of WINTER CLOTHING, Inv HENRY & STODDART. corner Conli and | Water streets
 .,ock of Woolen Clothing, H. & $. have determined , sell il of at and under prime cost Their object in mak ing this sacrifice IS, that they may be prepsr- cd 10 commence the ensuing season with an entire | fresh s,nck O. new and fashionable clothing | Merchanrs in town aud from lbe county, Planters and others of clotnrg are respectfully 'ns- ted 10 cali and examine the stock apo SUMMEK LLOTHING-JOhN CAMPBELL, tS corner of Commerce and Daupb,n streets, mas | received by recent arrivals, new aod ehgs"s @ sortment of Gentlemen's fine and iashionane .'"" mer Clothing, manufactured fron goods o' tue '"es' tIso--A general assortment of Youths, Boys and Childrens' Spring and Summer Clo'nins & U ue Rlsrs styles and lsshis"S0 "S0~oFfEn% % ns, shifts, suspcn- Ssa asS.. pfIS Hsifn' II' C api H enlie l var ..na tns at the l lowest Nurh in. Mir. J. Mi .ta Nh. l business iinm
 CT dea lers l. l above iay,
 OUNDR l - Flour | Lard . . lt-.. Whis
 ! Gin
 ap4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14

IhsuraMce Hhinst F1res IF nNHE subscribers, gents for ile Contribution ln- Il surance Company of New York, continue to fake risks oa Buildings. Merchandise, Cotton in store and on board Steamboats, at the lowest rates of premium. -... :. This IS an old established Company. with capi. tai of S300, 900 paid in.'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14

Mons. A. GoEEFRoy, n French gentleman residing in Mobile, engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language, 10 class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaoosa Being one of h,s patrons there, became acquainted with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pro Of Mir. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by him seli) that it is superior to any other have ever known used. His diligence in attending to the n- struc,ion of his scholars, and his unwearied zeal to communicate a knowledge of the language he pro. fesses to teach, deserves the highest conmendati0n
 mhlO S5cmo THOMAS D. KING.
 Boarding School, Sing sing, New York.
 MARLBoRoUGHC CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL
 HNHE SUMMER SESSION of dis Institution |. commences on Wednesday, the 30th April. The remz, kible healthiness of the ocation proximity 10 the city of N. York being distant less than three hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange.
 ents of the building present advantages possessed by few insii,n,ions. The Principal IS graduate of the United States Military Academy. at West Point, aHd while instructing principally in the maheinai cal department maintains st,ict personal sapervi- sion oyer all the others As healthy recreatio and improvement to the carriage o' the pupils. they l are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill.
 The terms are $23O per annum. winch includes instruction m French. Pups.to furnish the usual articles, or they will be fmnished at smaliexpense. For the o;her modern languages, music. drawing books and stationary, an extra charge is made.
 The Principal refers particularly to the following gentlemen, some of the patrons ai the Institutions;
 Chas. King, Esq,. Hon. E. F. buter, William Barnewall, Esq., Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles Knee land, Esq, Isaac q ibson, Esq, Cornelius Dubois, J., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea. venworth, Esq, of Elisabeihtown, N :; General Mcintosh. of the U. s. Army; Hon Charles A. W,cklife, of Kentucky; Arch'd. Graeie, Esq Wm. Alabama. sapl0 1l2
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WTLLIASI CREssMAN,

No. 96 NORTH THiRD-sT,, ,PHiLADELPHiA. Maasfacfwer cf Military and Sporfsmans Ariiciesi c UGH as Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk. Beaver, S Dress and Bear Skm CAPS of all patterns, viz |. touch boxes. Bayonet Scabbard-, Sword belts of al kinda, Gauteens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and Pickers, Fumes, Pompoons, Eiren@n's Caps. Lea ,her Stocks Gun Cases, superior quality, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Drums, &c. &c.
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers, can have them Lea,herned at very short notice singy or by the dozen. earu'tH vt .'d
 fsS-Orders thankfully rece'ved and penciually att l tended to. ..l r.I.a ie,20 70cmo