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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25
MRS. GEORGES

BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL FOR E0UNo LADIES'
No. So Goperamsat-Sireet.
TENHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
L liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes pleasure ia announcing to the public the pres-
ent advantages which this Institution holds out TO
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in
structon. Ma. NosHAa PINEEY, who has long
been engaged in ching in this city, and from his
success has increased conidence in his method Of
imparting knowledge, will give instruction in the En-
sIish language German and Spanish will be taught
by able professors, under the direction of Mr.. T.
Madam KovALEsKI, recently from Europe, la
DIV Of distinguished ability, has been engaged to teach
Vocal and instrumental Music.
French is the language of Mrs. G's family, and is
praclioed during meal hours hours Of tunn, and out
of school, an much rs circumstances permit.
Tile discipline Of the school is mild, but at the
same lime firm and strict
COndi Ions.
For instruction In the fren and English languages, 81
IS, Sc, 81 and IS per month";
Vocal and Music, first class. $40 per month
Infant " q "
Board varying from IS to si2 per rionth.
Each boarder to FL. hish bed, bedding. towels, sill
yer goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, are expected appoint Agent in the city who
will be responsibIe for all dues. Terms payable
monthly in Advance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25


TAR. LEES NERviNE will give immediate re
~ lief to the most acute TOOTH ACHE, Whine II
proceeds from an exposed nerve. Il viii aiso on
tirey destroy the nerve SO that the Tooth may b.
plugged and again become useful, without any pain
whatever. The Nervne is perfectly free from ever,
thing injurious TO the organization Of tho tooth Of
that " i'll discolor il.
Certificates Of it's efficacy, from some Of the most
respectable citizens, may he seen PIT the OrrIcE,
southeast corner Of Royal and Dauphin-sueets, over
Gresory's Exchange, entrance on lioyal-st.
o. Every operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the latest improved principles and WARRANTED
to last. mh2l 91ii
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25
BRANCH BAsK MoBILE,1

November 20, 1876.
NOTlCE-In pursuance Of the 9Th section Of the
L ACT approved 25th January, 1915, entitled ian
act" TO seIle the affairs of the Bank Of this Siste
and Branches, will be sold on Monday. the 22nd uf
December next. before the donr { the Banking
House, TWENTY FOUR SLAVES, the property
OF the Bank, as follows;
Gabriel, aged 30 years, Maria and children,
Henry, do % do Minerva and do
Claiborne, do l6 do Judy
Gabriel, do IS do Hager,
Boston, do 33 do Mary and child,
Stephen, do rs do Grace. % ..;tt...
Ellie, do 80 do Rachael. {
The sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock AM. The
title believed TO he inquest ionabe-bW only such II
tie made 10 the purchaser the Bank has A. pro-
yided nv law. Terms cash BY order Of the Board
nov2O 242 HENRY b. HOLCOMBE, Cashier.
n OrICE-TRUST SALE--In pursuance of the
~ powers in deed ftrus dated sixth March last,
made by Plolemy T. Harris, 20 the undersigned for
the purpose Of securing Jepiha V. Harris, aud Vim.
w. Clayton, upon their endorsements upon three
notes, Two for Thousand each. and one for six
thousand dollars. Of which duo 10 June last {,
and the other will he due in December next which
deed has been recorded ia Clarke and Washington
countless we will the sixth day Of December atxt
Al the city Of Mobile sell for cash, the following slaves
Of the sand Harris, specified in the said deed, to wit:
Moses, Cherry, lack, Butcher, Rhoda, Derry, Mary,
aud her two children; Ennis, Mary, Ann, aud child; ;
Agnes. Nathan, frances and her two children; bnr-
bara, Esiele, Jim, Angelina, and fur children;
Margaret. MITCHELL J i'm and one child; Less. Pris-
ella, aud FIVE children; Julia, Albert. Vicloria, Or
chrln and one child; Ben, Fanny, Pasey, Eli, Nelly.
MilIy, Eliza, Dick, Louisa, Julia, Moses. Elias.
Cato, Robert, Dizzy, Bednry, Sally, and her FIVE chill
dren; Gnney, Cornelia, Edmund, AniioniIls aud ono
child Nancy, Sarah. Mary, Elisha. Lydm, and ono
child Will, Joe, Louisa, CeIis, and four children;
Washington, Laura, Joe, Franklin.
The slaves are now in the possession Of The nnder-
srgred and be the plantation Of Judge 'ar-
ris in Washington county. They ARE like!y parcel
oil saves have been acclinatsd anu the sale will be
absolute and title unquestoned.
HENRY b. HOLCUMBE, }T,,.,,..
GEO. G. HENRY.
mil 227Kmn
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

CARD.
TINE undersigned begs LEAVE to inform the mer-
l. chants Of Mobile, aud ship masters, that he has
taken an Office the front part Of the store oecu-
pied by Messrs. j. VI Rivers Co., Tor the purpose
Of carrying on a Ship and Merchandise Rrukerage
Business He hopes by strict attention TO business
TO give entire satisfaction 10 those who may employ
him. aud TO deserve continuance oi their patronage
Ship Captains will be able 10 obtain at any time
all possible information as regards freight
E.. CRUZAT.
Refers TO Messrs.-
Esaya, Murrell i Co.
J. Lecesne,
Chas. Lebanon, ;,u,h;l.
Jos. Auze & Son,
Whitaker Il Sampson,
James Magee q Co.
Raymond Il Co., New Orleans.
Carlos Cruzat. Esa., Havana. nos6Emo
TarI1g of Charges FOR the shippers Press
and Warehouses for the seasons 1s4S
and 1910.
Spe' bale .........,....:' '..'.'-'..io
For month thereafter, ner bale. 10
Drayage from the wharf, per bale ........... st
For COMPRISING, per bale .................5 30
Storage, dray9ge and wharfage on compressed
cotton per hale. $500. ~
All other charges same us last season.
The above Tariff to take effect the fret day Of
September next
G.R. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press.
je7 1917
mn KS. CtLLiNo, an lnuian Doctrefs, WHO has
lvH resided many years with the Indians and STU
died the Indian mode Of practice cures oil Kinds Of
diseases that durable, such cores, ulcers can
aud chronic diseases Of all kinds, and consunp
ton IL not too far advanced-can restore the BIND
sight and deaf u hearing, il not born sa--cates
wens, eyes, dropsy and all complaints oil The IL
YER. Also, lsdies, diseases She uses roois aud
herbs altogether in her practice, the most Of whirh
she procures from Mcie"n, that cannot be found IN
tho southera county.
g1sr Residence on the corner of Lipscomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be fonnd a. all
times unless professionally engaged. no.6 Kmo~
M OTICE--The subscriber having Established
yb;mselr in New Orleans, for the purpose Of con-
Quoting general Auction and Commis sion Business,
,esnecifu, offers his services Tor the sale pur-
| chase Of Produce, Merchandise, Slaves, etc.
An orders will be attended TO with promptude,
| and in manner that will ensure satisfaction.
Slaves consigned the subscribcr for sale, will
be provided with comfortable quarters al 80 cents
per dry.
Office in the Aichaiala,a Bank building. opposite
Banks Arcade. T. b. TAYLOR.
N. ORLEAss. Oct %, 1915. oc'3l 226Kmo
NIEW GOODS-New and rich Jewcry, Silver
IN and Plated Ware. just received Of ,he talest
aud best patterns. Also, a large assortment, VI ar
icles generally kept in IN, line of businese, too nu-
| metous 10 mention. For sale low nj No. ~ Oar.
| phin suee@ IsevioEnsl JAS. COMING,
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EDUCATION, &C.


AqR HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
IVA DIES, will re opsu in The basement story Of
the jackson street Church, between 81. Michael and
ST. Lonis streets, on MONDAY, The 26th Of Oeto-
Der. The course Of study will embrase thorough
practical oducation MS aso the different branches Of
ornamental stady. The nsmber Of punils will he
limited 10 as many only The Principal eau give
personal attention to. No assistants will be employ
ed except in the branches of Music, Drawing, PANT
ing, md Modern Languages. These will DO taught
by the most approved masters, yet no restriction
will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
The terms will be 50 SIS. SO aud 81 par month
payable advance.
REPRREEcEs:
Hon. John A. Cuihberi. Gen Theo. l.. Toumia.
3. P. Billiard. Esq Col Thos. W Mccoy,
F. c. Heard, ESQ. Geo II. Stewart, ESQ.
b. b. Fontaine, Esq. Daniel Nj. Riggs, Esq.
C. W Dorrance. Esq. Rlch'd. u Redwood Esq.
Maj. r. Chamberlain. Alphnnso SPrdgue, Esq.
oct 10
Barton Academy--male Department.
MIR MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he
Va will reopen his School on the 2oti instant, m
the second story Of The Academy. Instruction will
be given as heretofore, The various branches Of a
thorough English and Clsssca! Education Tuition
So and Sc per month, payable in advance COM
peent teacher Of renrh will be employed, and pu.
pills will be taught 10 speak, well Ms 10 read and
write the language. Charge--fs2 per nsnlh
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

%sA AMERICAN HOTEL q RESTAURAT. [zsA
kk..N FoRhERLY COMMERCIAL kxcHAEoE 4. -
.Slsaisd on Exchange strea, 6et~ssa Was1 md
Commerce strssts, Mobile.
Thu abnge well known and popular establishment
having undergone thorough repairs during The past
summer, ia now open for the season.
To planters and Darkness men generally the above
establishment is The most convenient OF any IN the
ci,y--being ia Immediate proximity TO the wharses
and principal thoroughiares-and Gnu accommodate
from so to go with sleeping apartmets, and about
$50 with board. The eating department. 10 on The
Resaarat plan, whero they GET their menls al
any hour in The day-besies, The reasonable rates nj
which board, lodging, &c, can We had. a reduction
Of FROM 10 10 20 per cent from last year.
&C. The ulmusi order and cleanliness observed
throughout the establishment. The proprietor
hopes that W 18th these recommendations and strict
attention to business, 10 merit share OF patronage.
rArEs on RnARn sc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

IA FOR RENT from LIST November-The
:H4 small Brick tenement the north east conner
of 81 Francis and Claiborne streets.
Aso-Brick tenement on the south east corner of
st Michael and Franklin streets.
And the entire square situated between ST Fran
els, ST Michael, Dearbornn and Wiixerson streets,
and IN which there are two small Brick buildings
Apply to BARNEWALL s. WANROY,
oci3l St Michael-st
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SIIERIFF'S NOTICE.

SfENTF , NOIT
COMMlTTED to the Jail Of Mobile county, on
" the 81 November, 1S45. BY F. g. Kimball,
ESQ.,. justice Of the peace, runaway slave called
JEFFERSON, (alias RoberD black complexion,
s feet inches high aged about So wears, and says
thnt he belongs 10 Widow Molly Rurneli, Lowndes
county, Alabama. The o"ner is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or be will be dealt with according 10 law in
such cases made and provided TO pay jnil fees.
nova 229lf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

VNNO SHlPMASTERS AND CONSlGNEES -
4 We shall have ready during this ensuing week
The following named Vessels, TO be engaged in Inc
Iiahterage and watering business in Mobile Bay:
AUSTIN + TARDY.
ScHooRER PATAPsCo,
ScHoOkER LADY X. BARR,
SCHOONER MARQUIS.
SCHOONER SWAN,
SCHOONER JAMES CoREoR,
octl4 2lS SLooP VEvlLLIA,
VNJITHOUT the suthorixsiion Of the undersign-
w ed-Notice is hereby given that in no manner
whatever will they or their following named Vessels
be responsible for any debts any sort, that may
be contracted in their name or for their use:
AUSTIN g. TARDf.
ScHooSER PATAPsco,
SCHOONER LADY r. BARS.
SCHOONER MARQUIs.
ScHoosER SwAS,
SCHOONER JAMES CoRHOR,
oc,l4 ala BLooP VEviLLIA.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25
PUBLIC SALES

s-==-zz
nv VIM. IL. BUNNELT"
THIS DAY, 2Jh Instant. nj 81 o'ciork.-
10 eases Bnols and Brogans
~ boxes T5bacco. 5 hLls Gin
qnuler casks Malaga Wine
10 casks Claret, half PIPES old Brandy
20 Eases Olive Oil, 10 do Mustard
dozen Chairs. Bedslead-, etc.
AT 10 O'Clock PR cisely-
200 pair Blankets, 80 pieces Prints
40 pieces Blenched ShestDG, 30 do kerseys
Sattinets, etc.
BY c. w. OGDEN.
T.. MURRAY. Jr.. Aueliooeer.
THIS DAY, November 25th, at 10 O'Clock. al
stores No 10 and II WAFER street, will be Sold
Western and Goshen Butter, Sugarsin bhls
Molasses, Lard, " hi4key, Tobacco, Flour
Teas, Coru, Brandy, Gin, Mackare. Coffee
With variety Of other Groceries, etc.
Also--One black Mare, about years old, war
ranIed sound and Kind in harness. OF under the sad
die; light and strong northern made Buggy, with
harness comp leIe; Secoad hand northern made
Buggy.
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To Grocers and Country Merchants.

To Grocers and Country Merchants.
nIRECT IMPORTATION OF MALAGA
~ FRUITS, WINES. Settle Spanish Mis-
ico del Carmen, Capt PAGES, is expected to arrive
here between the 10th and 10Th inst. from Malaga,
with full cargo Of FRUITS, WINES, &c, Con-
sisting IN part Of Bunch Mu 'catel Rasins 10 while,
half and quarter boxes Grapes in jars; Almonds.
Figs, Olives, FiIberts, Lemons. Prunes, Olive Oil,
Claret in casks, &c, b.. which will be sold on
andiug to the trade favorable terms.
noV5 ESLANA, MURREI.L CO.
Id EMOVAL-D. b. CRANE respectfully IN
II forms his friends and the public that he has re
moved his Cabinet Furniture Mandatory 10 No, %
Wnler.st., three doors north Of st. Francis ST.
where he will continue the business in all its branch
es. Upholstery, repairing and making to order Poi
trail aud Picture Frames: Soss reseAied; Matrass-
es made over in the best u,aaner. share Of pat
ronage solicited. d. r. CRANE. % Wnter-s,,
three doors north Of st FrancissI
A few articles Of choice Furniture hand will be
sold very low. nosllKmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

Ia FOR RENT-From the lst proxiDo, that
large dwelling honse with fine out houses, etc.
the west Of Church and Conception streets.
The lot is most spacious, having n large front on
Church street and fine depth on Conception street.
The premises is well supplied with cisern water,
and also The city water works are introduced Rent
moderate Apply 10
nct2O 225 AUSTIN a TARDY
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE

SHEKIfF > NUIItE.
COMMITTED to the Jail Of Mobile county. on
" the Oath October, 1S45. by Char les A. Hoppln
Esq Mayor OF the cit, OF Mobile, a runway slave
called DUKE, black complexion, feet incher
his breast, the thumb nail on the right hand has
been split, and says he belongs to DR.. Oliver, oil
Montgomery county. Alabama. The owner is re
qnested to come forward. prnve property, pay char
ges, and take him away, he will he dealt with
according to law in such cases made and provided
oct25 22Ir BANCROFT. Sh'G M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

NJ NV GUODS-New aud rich Jewery, Silver
IN and Plated Ware. jus, received Of 'he iasest
aud best patterns. Also, large assortmen, u ar
iices generally kept in IN, line Of busnese, too
meroas to mentions. For sale low nj No. ~ Oar.
phin sNeeA Esevi0Knsl JAS COMING,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

II AW NOTICE-JoHE WOODWARD and Tho
IL MAS WOODWARD have associated IN the prac-
tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tailapoosa,
Benton and 'raadega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
Or Office at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

.E@ THE Undersigned. wishing to leave g g
the State offers for sale valuable Plantation, si"-
ated Auauga County, near Staesse, contain
ing 1900 acres, about 100 acres cleared and in Il
high slate Of cultivation, being the place formerly
occupied by John Gil,ersleeve and John Scott On
the plantation there Is u good Gin and Mill House;
also, fine Dwelling, with all the necessary ou'
buildings. Attached to the plantation there is a
Tan Yard. in complete order.
Also. forty six Negroes, consisting Of men, wo-
men and children; The stock Of Horses, Mules,
Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, &c. The Land
will be suld with or without The Negroes, us the
purchaser may desire. The above is offered AT pri-
Nale sale until the lst Of December next. When, il
aol disposed Of, il will he sold at Auction.
Terms Of sale-One third Cash, the balance in
one two and three years, with interest from date.
Apply to JAMES T.. ZUNTS,
oct 7-2l1 t1dec Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

ga VALUABLE SUGAR OR COTTON
EG PLANTATION FOR SALE-Will he sold
on liberal terms $500 acres of Land situated the
river 81. Bernard in Texas, Ave miles west Of the
Bra,os river, and Is miles from tine sea coast. suit
able either for Sugar Cotton. 200 acres are
cleared and in high oil cultivation, with fine
new Gin House, excellent Negro Houses, Stables,
NC. On this lrac, is Sugar Cane sufficient to plant
some one hundred acres more. To such who wish
90 purchase either fine Sugar or Cotton Plantation.
the $500 present strong attractions. The land
Is Of the best quality. For further particulars. ap
ply 10 BOYklN Il McRAE, Mobile
ncy.The New-Orleans Pickayune will copy fer one
uouth and send bill to (novllKmol b & MGR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-25

A-sA FOR RENr-The Brick Store with The
h:& cellar and yard attached the corner Of VI ann
ilton and ST. Francis streets. The store has been
occupied for the last year or two as grocery. and
is we'll calculated for that business dry goods
store
Also-At the upper end Of Conception street.
small frame Dwelling with two rooms, fire place in
each, with good stable and yard. Rent low
AIso-A large two story Dwelling House in the
northern part of The city. corner Of Liscomb and
Conception streets, with four good rooms. and all
necessary out houses.
For terms, which will be moderate 10 good ten
ants, appy nj this office. noyS 232
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say nothing of the perous passage of the Senate
Would the Southern members then reject it for such
reason, We trust not. We cannot believe that any
would desire to. If they should they and they alone,
would be the authors of the defeat Of the
subject Of regret for which it would be small comfort
for any man TO be able to lay the blame at other
doors than his own.
The following letter from General Jackson appears
in Fridays Globe. Let not its warning exhortation
be lost upon any Of the friends Of annexation, from
the south from the north but rather let it stimulate
all to fresh zeal for the speedy ctnummaion of the
measure, and that liberal spirit Of compromise, In
regard lis mode and terms, which alone be
found the practical ways and means of doing it
I" HERxrrAoE, January ], 1886
AMY DEAR Ma. BLAIR: l cannot forbear, this first
day Of the year 1915, TO let you know that am sill in
the land of the living although greatly afflicted and de-
bilated. My whole family join me in kind SITUATIONS
you and yours wishing you the Joys of the
May you all live to many happy years
s. observe that you have before Congress too many
jon resolutions for the re- anne xaon of Texas This
argues want of unanmity in the Democracy upon tins
great national and important subject have Just
received from Major Donelson letter dated al ashng
expect 10 annex Texas TO the United States they must
act speedily or il will be found TO be beyond grasp.
The rejection of the advances Of Texas has given offence
tn and handle others press the liberia! propo-
sons of England upon the Texlans together with the
splendid view of Texas independent growing into vast
republic in tire embrace not only the limits of Texas
bn, ali the dominion once Montezuma's This view 10
ambitious aspirans added to the guarantees Of England
her independence and the loan Of large for ten
years. based upon treaty that English manufacturers
shall be free Of duty, is gaming party Texas Gener-
al Houston still the leading star and hls influence
alone be counted resist the influence
of England and It's increasing power How long this m
fuence of England can be successfully wihstocd IN Tex
is becoming very questionable matter. have taken
view of the whole ground giving all information its
due weight and say TO you that, unless Congress acts
upon this subject promptly, Texas will be beyond our
grasp, and lost the United States forever, unless
gained by the sword What will be the situation OF
country with British manufactures introduced duty free
into Texas? Comment is unnecessary.
s' hazard nothing in saying tbat it the present Con-
sess do not promptly upon this subject The next will
not the power The consent of Texas then
be Obtained Great Britain will have laid the lions paw
upon her, and bound her by treaty
% am exhausted but IRON Major Donelsons letter
other Of information, the danger of losing
Texas seemed so imminent that aIthoug feeble, could
not forbear this much you, that you might com
munIcate il o my friends. May God bless you anc
YOURS ANDREW JACKSON"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-30

presence Of the board and seeing any said
draw om the box -hst' the Of eighteen persons
who shall be grand Jurors for the rt Of said court
next the names Of twelve who shall be petit
for the first week Of said term, and the Of twelve
who shall be petit sIo for the remainder Of said
term and in like order the Of persons shall
for grand and petit jurors for the succeeding
Of said in the year and years ensuing
drawing and other selection shall be made until all have
been summoned, who shall remain in said county such
qualified jurvrs.
SEC L. That every selected, shall be allowed
the Of dollar aud twenty-five for each and
day he may such juror be audited ard paid
as provided by the act to which this is amendment
SEC D. Every member Of the doing county business
in said county tie clerk Of circuit cosr sheriff.
other officer, who shall practice any fraud guilty
Of wul evasion Of any Of the provisions OF this
the selecting drawing ding sumonng any grand
or petit juror shall conviction thereof
sum not less than fve nor than hundred dollars
SEC All laws and parts of laws contrary the psovis
ions Of this act ESQ far they county Of Harri
sony be and The same hereby repealed
Sec This act shall be in force from and after its pub-
cation IN the Indiana State Sentinel and indiana
nal
A. c STEVENSON,
Speaker # the House Of Representatives..
JESSE ID. BRIGHT.
PrssidsRf q The Ssnate
Approved January IL 1S45s
JAS. WHTrCOMB.