Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-22
Fr.n lb. Wn.hlnatnn filnhn.


 The Globe office and it's appurienancess Gin virtue if the agreement which annex fnr The information of it's subscribers passed. on Saurdhs asl into th hands of Messrs Riichie & Heisa. The Globe had it's origin in the ill of Gen Jackson. aud owes to him and Mir Van Buren, and their political frcuds the success which has attended 1t through fifteen years of conflict, closed by the late triumph of the democracy. which effaced the dsaaier oi 1S4O. lt has heen the misfortune of the Globe, in sustaining the strong administration of Gen Jackso0-the m. compromising administration nt Mr Van Buren- and in opposing the abuses of Mir. Tyler's adminis- iration, tu make enemies of some whn united with the democracy in its last struggle The interest o
 he cause requires that all who contributed 10 lhe election of 'he present Chief Magistrate should tnue to give their support. IL is the good fortune of the conductor of the othcial oigan mol to nave offended any portion of those whose adhesion the party is necessary 10 its safety and success. We have unbnunded confidence in the ability, iniegI ity f, and patriotism of the man who IS now tO preside over Ife establishment and shall consider ourselves amply compensated for the sacrifice are now called on to make, if our ancipations "f the cuniin ued union and success of the democracy shall be alized by the official journal, under its new name and new auspices. We cannot express our Rrai- tude to the democracy, to which we owe every thing. r. P. BLAIR.
 JOHN c. RlvES. ARTIcLEsroF AGREEMENT entered into at Washington this l2lh day of April, lS45, between Francis P. Blair and John c. Riyes. of the firm of Blair & Rives, of the first part, and Thos. Rnchie and ohm P. Hess, of the firm of Ritche and Heiss, of the secand part. WIrEKss-That Blair & Rives agree to sell and convey unto RtChie & Helss the presses, types, .tands. fixtures, etc etc, constituting the printing ard bIRding esiabshnt n of the Globe Office; tu- gether with Ihe lot of ground, and the buildings thereon in which said business is carried on, for consideration to be asceriaIned n the follow ing manner:
 That is to say, said Blair & Rises are Ia select nne appraiser or saIuer, and Rilchie & Heiss anoh er, who shall proceed to value the property its cash value. In case the appraisers selected can not agree upon the price of said property. or any part thereo they shall select third and the opin- ion of any two shall fix the price.
 And the said Ritchie & Heiss fu ther agree to pay in hand M,rd of the purchase money when the transfer of said pt, buildings. presses, types, stand,, bindery, fixtures. etc. etc made, and the residue l in two equa annual nstaments, and the h,a deed q rnst upon the property, which sh"ll be insured by ad Blair Rives, al the expense of said Rhch- & aeI>s. ... .. ..-. And il ,sfuriher agreed that the newspaper slal ne sch of the subscribers t0 the Globe who h ve paid inadvance. and that Blair & Rives shall 'redit the sad Ritchle & Hess with the same ,art of iha ,ash pa, ment, after dedu ung such Il ropor,ion asthe sauers shall think reasonable for coeci ion. 4. And Il is frther agreed, that said Blair & Rives
 may reserve br their own use that part of the type now employer m printing ule documentary nistoTy If The UuedSiaies.
 | The said tiiche & Heiss voluntarily express
 heir sense Q the erality of the said Blair & Rives, m transferring the good will and subscription list of
 he Globe. w,h"ut charge; and agree. that what | rver Congress woik in the office shall be un6nsh-
 at the lime of th- transfer, may thereafter be ex- l cuied by th said Blair & Rives without charge or | aindrance. ... ,. | As witness our hands the day and year first above | written. BLAIR & RIVES.
 l THOMAS RlrCHlE, | (By his attorney, rhos. Green) | JOHN r. HESS.