Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-21
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED TO the jail Of Mobile county on
~ the 24ih September, lS45, by Josiah Wilkins,
ESQ.,, a justice OF the peace. runaway dark mulat
TO slave called MARTIN, 30 years ofage, s feet 8
or inches high. and says he belongs 10 Geo. Bel
faro, who resides about $50 miles above New Or
leans, State of Louisiana. The owner is requested
To come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will be dealt with according TO
law IN such cases made and p divided to pay jail fees.
ssp,27 207tf C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
OOMMlTTED to The jail OF Washington county
ZION the 22d of June 1916, by William Chapman,
Esq. a Justice of The Peace, runaway slave called
PETER, who has told variety Of tales, saying
that he belonged TO different persons-and now he
saws he belungs TO Thomas Williams of Taedega
county, recently moved to Arkansas. He is about
5 feet 6 inches high, very dark muatto. and about
As or SO years OF age, has on his left leg,
bite and two scars his forehead, running up and
| down. The owner is requested 10 come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take him away or
| he will be disposed of according TO l'w.
sep9 l99Kmo W.P. SPARKS, SherilfW G.
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OrIKIoss OF THE PKEss--Tbe sen~tions are
Of high order of merit, ana afo. agreeable
variety, being conhned 10 M particular department
| ofliieIatL :. There is The grave and the gay both
OF prose and poetry, all in the most btaulliul and
finished style. Every general reads, shnnid lahr
The Living Age, il he wishes Ia bec"n' a'quaIr'td
with the world around him, and pros VIII
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MARSHALL, ROWE md c.
oct 4 210 Agents for the ManulacI"
lust PUBLIsHED-Frs American ana / -
~ ish Edition Of KAUFMAEs's MAcKELbEY
CoMPENDIUM OF MODERN CIVIL LAw--From
The 18th German edition, in 2 vols.-vol l. New
| York and London, l845. Entered in New York at
the Clerks office Of the ID. c. Of the States, and
in London at StatIoner's Hall. To be had at the
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and at the principal bookstores Of America and Great
Britain.
For the value and Importance Of the work, we re-
fer the following letter addressed TO the editor by
the late MIR. Justice Story
WAsHiEsToN, January rs, lS46.
Dear SRI have The pleasure TO acknowledge
your letter of the 22d inst. Most sincerely do re-
joite in the prospect that your noble undertaking
| may be soon brought to a successful conclusion.-
The publication Of DR.. Macke ldes's admirable work
will constitute an in study Of the Civil Law;
and entertain doubt that il will though slow y
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