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SHERIFF'S SALE. Campbell and Cleveland

vs order or sale
 Ogden and Ellison. executors of Thomas Ellison,
 deceased.
 "TILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, the first Monday of March, 1s45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of sad day, all the right and title that Thomas Ellison, at the time of his death, in and to the following described piece, parcel or lot of land and premises described foI- lows, 10 wit: beginning at point on the west side of Conception street the distance of one hundred and two n02) feel southwardly from the southwest angle or intersection of Adams and Concepton-sts thence westwardly a line parallel with said Adams street ofone hundred and ninety (l90) feet 10 the line dividing the Orange Grove tract from the Price clam; thence souihwardy and eastward along said line to point hundred (l00) feet west of said Conception street 23 feel; thence eastwardly one hundred (100) feet said Conception street; thence along the western line ofsa i'd e'ehtyseven 7) feet to the place of beginning. The lot comprising l. { number CD and the north part of lot num- b, eight (S) in square number t~ hundred and fifty six, (256) in the city and county of Mobile The same is to he sold the property Of the estate of Thomes Ellison, deceased, by virtue 'f the above stated order of sale, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and me directed.
 febl 54tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE,
John c. I.ynnett, vs writ of seizure, Steamboat Seal.

Vs wrIt OT stIzufe,
 Steamboat Seal
 VNHE above named steamboat SEAL, her tackle. Il apparel and furniture having been attached and seized by virtue of the above stated writ of seizure which issued from the County Court ot Mobile coun- ty and to me directed: all persons having or pre- tending to have any right and title interest in said boat. hereby notified to appear before the Coun ty Court of Moble county on the 3rd Monday o February, ls45, by l2 o'clock M, and legally den, the allegations of the said plaintiffs libel. abide the order of the said Court in the premises.
 feb3 55ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEKTFF'S SALE.
 "ILL he sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on the l7th ot April, 1s45, between the hours of II o'clock A. h and o'clock P. -of said day. one negro man called JOHN, aged about 23 years, and says that he be- longs to one Mrs. Nancy McCary, of Beaufort coa"- six years sinee the said slave John IS black. about feet, inches high, and has scar on the bo,tos' of his left foot. cut by glass bottle when boy Said negro man having been committed 10 the jail o Mobile county as runaway slave, by Charles A Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, on the l7h day of September, lS44. and his owner having failed forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore IS to be sold m compliance with the statutes in such cases made and nciIa 2Iaids 10. BANCROFT. Sheriff. M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10
SHERIFF SALE.

SALTs. -
 WILL be sold fprcash in front of the Court House
 w door of Mobile county. on the 10th dny of March l845 between the hours of II o'clock A. m' and 4o'clock P. M. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years oi black comnlexon and has scar on her right cheek, and says that she belongs to one Jack Sul'van near she left her masters house sometime last spring Said negro woman having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, on the 27th day oi July ls4l, by Micajah Crenshaw Esq., as runa- way, and her owner having failed to come forward, nroye nropertv. nav charges and take her away she therefore will be sold in compliance with the statute in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees. CHARLES bANChOr |,
 sep2- -Ie9tds Sheriff Mobile County.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED lo ihe Jail of Mobile county, on O the 23d January, 1895, by Josiah Wilkins, Esq.,, Justice ofth Peace, a runaway slave called TOM, black, aged about 22 years, feet or ,nch- es hgh, has a siual the left eve and says he belongs to Levi Martin, Sr., of Perry county, Ala. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will he dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay pail ices
 ian25 48lf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

MR GEORGES BOARDING AND DAY NlSCHOOL, No. S6 Governnsent street Mrs. G.. will resume the dutIes of her school the lst of November next The course ofinstruclion embraces all the branches of the English and French langua- ges, proper for female education.
 Terms of tuiton--$5, S6 and $7 per month.
 Board and tuiion-%20 and $25 per month.
 Parents to furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels and Napkin Ring
 Music charged separately. octl6 2lstf NTOTICE-The undersigned informs his friends IN and the public that he has taken the stores Nos 75 and 77 Water street, recently occupied by M. Durand. Esq, and intends continuing M al COmmision and Auction bushhess' He is now prepared 10 receive and soc'!s con signments Particular attention will be gwen 10 sales of merchandise generally as well as fo damaged Cotton, Port Warden's Sales, Tarnl.u,e, Stocks, Real Estuie. &c. CIV. OGDEN. ! e. BnAL, Auc,,oneer. jan20 T AND FOR SALE-We offer fur sale on favor. | lA able terms, the following LANDS in Wilcox
 Section 22, township IA. range 5 east. containing | GAO acres more or less. fr1. gfra
 Also-South east 4,section 2l, township IA, rang'
 5 east. Lianls 42smol E. L. ANDREWS < co.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Thomas A. Pannell, vs. vendliiom exponas.
 Ereflerick Ayers

SHERIFF'S SALE.
 Thomas A. Pannell,
 vs. yendIiioni exponas.
 Frederick Ayers. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of March, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock of said day, all the right title and interest of Frederick Ayers, in and to the following described piece, parcel lot of land and premises, situated in the city of Mobile, the southwest in- ter ecion or corner of Government and Warren-sts. The same is to be sold the property of F. Ayers, by virtue of the above stated venditioni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile ty and to me directed.
 feb1 54tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c. ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The subscribers, lG Executors and Trustees ofihe Estate of Addin Lewis, Esq deceased, will sell at public auction he Real Estate, situated in the city of Mobile, to wit The Land and story brick Stores on the south- erly side Of Dauphn street, occupied by J. B. Todd and W. B. Miller. Each store with the land belonging to it will be sold by itself The sale will take place at the Mansion House the 18th day of February, 1895, at I2 o'clock noon. Terms made known al time of sale.
 Any further information desired before the sale can be obtained on application to Edward Hall, Esq.,, who will also attend all propositions to purchase at private sale before auction.
 ISAAC H TOWNSEND, )Ev.,u,o..,d
 HENRY WHITE, T''e'a anu
 WMsR. HITCHCoCK. Trustees City of Hartford, Dec. B, 1914. ian6 3ltEtds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10
SHERIEF'S NOTICE

SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
 NOMMITTED 10 the Jail of Mobile county, or Olhe 9th of February, lS+5, by Henry Beard. Esq Justice of the Peace, a runaway slave called LA FAYETTE, black, feet 10 or II inches high, aged about Is years, says he belongs 10 Ipson Lang o Pauldng, Jasper county, State of Mississippi. The owner IS requested to forward, prove property pay charges and take him away, otherwise he vii and provided to pay jail lees.
 feb8 Golf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. Q.
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BY J. IT. RIVERS & co.
 J. H. RIVERS. Auctioneer.
BY F. B TAYLOR.

Postponed Sale of Negroes. THIS DAY, lOlh February, at II o'clock, il front of the Mansion House. wall be sold 10 valuab, NEGROES, belonging to the Estate of ltobt. Vii Hanson, deceased
 Adminisfrafor's Sale. On THURSDAY, 18th February, by order O Jimes Y. Bocker, administrator, will be sold at l: o'clock, in front of the Court House, the persona effects of James Roonan, deceased, viz: Negro Man, Horse and Cart, Household Furn ture, Farming Utensils, &c. Terms according 10 law BY MARSHALL. ROWE & co.
 A. $. HUNTINGTON Auctioneer.
 Rel Estate at Auction. On WEDNESDAY,, I2th day of February next. at 12 o'clock, in front of the Mansion House, will Dc sold
 House and Lot No 66, north side of St Michael street, having a front of 42 feet inches on said street. extending back northwardly 123 feet, same width in rear-bounded on the north and east by lands oi John K. Collins, and on the west by lands of Sol Smith
 Terms; One third cash. balance in one and two years, with interest, secured by mortgage the propery SaIepostitive and title good.
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.SSA The fne British ship JANE, Potts, nasler, AssAe having half her Icafgo engaged, will have quick despatch. For freight, apply to
 ieb7 D. WHEELER, 28 StMiGhael street
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY JAMES SANDS & co.
 p TANInD A....-zz
BY s I. & II. JONES.
 s. JONES. Auctioneer

THIS DAY, al 9k o'clock, al sales room A general assorInIeni of Grnreries Nc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

FOR LIVERPOOL -ktSM The Br. ship ALEX'R EDMOND, is now Ma4Ak ready to receive freight Apply to jan27 GARDNER & SAGER, St Michael-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

FOR LIVERPOOL. kSN The A British bark RANKIN, Meikie, MILK master, wants 800 to 1000 bales of cotton to complete her cargo. For freight, apply to jan30 GEO. MARTIN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

FOR LIVERPOOL. .EEM The British built bark HERCULEAN, S4z@A Gibson. master, burden about 750 bales cot ton. For freight, apply to jan30 GEO. MARTIN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

or FOR SALE-A most desirable building 1A lot eligibly situated the business part of the city. For sale low and long credit. For price and terms, enquire of
 Y w MCCOY
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

A PILES, &c--30 bbls Applesi 20 do Parsnpsi i "A 20 do Beets; 20 do Carrots ana 100 do Onions, just received per Ohio from Boston, for sale low by (eb4 THOS. H. CHEEVER, 40 Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscribers A will make liberal advances on Cotton cons'gn- ed to DELLINsER, Esq. New York.
 noy25 F. w. MCCOY & co. e5 Com.-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

HTACKEREI.-50 packages Nos I. ? aud 8. il MI whole, half, quarter and eghlh bbls, Jnst T, c.;y.d per Ohio rom Boston and for sale low by
 feb4 THOS, H. CHEEvER, 40 Com'st
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HOAL-30 chaidrons Camel Ton, to arrive from O New Orleans. This is a superior kind of Bi- luminous Coal. For sale by
 4 feb4 iJ.A HOOPER, 40 St. Michael-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-10

FOR LIFEkfOOL.
 .EEA The American bark SUPERIOR. Captai See4es&G A lien, willlave quick despatch. For feisf of ?00 bales cotton to complete her cargo, apply 10 ieb6 GARDNER & SAGER. St Michael-sI
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MURDER.-A foul and NEST wanton murder was
pcrpetrated yesterday morning in Faubourg IRENE.
Mt Joachim Boissaux old and respectable resident
OF this CITY, living in Main street. between Derbigny and
Roman streets, was awoke about o'clock yesterday
morning, by what he conceived was some person rap
cause and while on the steps OF the door leading to the
yard he fired at by some person concealed in the
Kitchen which is about five PAGES distant from the back
door and four buckhot in the right sde from
the effects OF which died at O'Clock yesterday
ing The murderer unknown. II sto be hoped, how
ever that through the unceasng vigilance Of our city
authorities the perperator fthe fonl deed will soon be
brought to justcs.--N O. Pieayuns, sept %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-05

THUNDER IN THE COPPER REGioNs.-lt is a slngu-
ror Copper Mines in the Porcupne Mountains, from
hill six miles from La Point sound like repeated
discharges of artillery which clear days is heard dis
tincty The agent Of the American Fur Company once
imagined the noise to proceed from schooner belong
ing 10 the company, in distress and sent beat to the
rescue The Porcupine mountains so miles from
La Point II is supposed there must be zinc and other
metals incorporated in the copper and closed up in the
mountains, which give out the sounds. The Indians
have tradition that this sound with which they are fa
miiar is the angry voice Of the Great Spirit enraged
that the copper should be disturbed and for this
although familiar with the location of rich beds they
refuse to reveal this know ledge.
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where both brands openly used to denote par
ticuar quality, rather than oIigin and as cheese
are sold loose, and not in boxes it is very possible
that he acted in perfect good faith which makes
his very hard case. Equally gnorat of this new
law, but much less excusable, was Partisan agent
whose "expllcatlon" we have Just seen he admits
that of his own accord he chose to decorate
some French perfumery with London labels this,
of course, incurred total forfeiture; yet he acted
without any directions from his principal, now in
Brazil, and who has no redress against his French
factor. The new law should be made known tar
and wide else the innocent will continue to suffer
for the acts of the guilty
cuII nREN,S SpNC UoD TtIr comma ,prnn-
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CLERICAL CnANeEs.--The Rev. Frederick ).
Goodwin has accepted an unanimous ca, .rofi me
parish and vestry OF Christ cnufoh' Hiiuo""' " '"e
rectorshp of the same -, -..,..,., 49,.
r,,nis,er az ST James's church, Woonsocket, r.
Tha Raw William W. Spear has resigned the rector.
sb;p Of ST. Lukes church, Philadelphia, which he has
held since its conservation in ls40.
Rev. q b. Mcclure has resigned his charge In Green
Vile county, and removed to Hanover county.
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Correspondence n he National L,fefipruer,.

kN,
We had two srrivafs ,..,r,t., -. A. =, 'e'''
f,um Yer, Ctu. ,na nm. IA. ~ "o' W. one
,xse v,ssr. IN, ,dysr,, -. A., o,., "'' ai'A
.i,s AZ u.,,c., 60 a.. Wv ~" u,,n"' 'f"n' Tue
A!,pcoe's mans d,.. ,,, 49,, '" ''''e','' ""'
lly&,re.,s rl,s,,,, A.. .,' .'"s "c "e'h"fs' -
lu, On The c,o,,,,y o,e., FL, !" give Aa'i''
ays,y and The (;e..,,i. 80 =, ~, 'As's 10 ''e
,.,,sp themselves pu,,,a IT.. 49,. ~ d'a'","p q
whe y n 81, LUIS d. Poio, Ind o,,s,.cd s,,n, =, Ill.,.
city and leaving m. ,,,.,n. - s"f '" ',o
created such itmrn Tia, ne a,. ,h,n "a'', oo, "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

IN sioH TIM 10 Charlotte and tanlhell. Nc heard
saeh sAilous "linnns o .r probable results at Tie 10
ha'ro ahd cum enls, that int8SsIsr Ia arrive
any ioslii'e cnaclusin. 1ur planters WIN cultivated
creek at ,er n4is, thanghi bath cfps Nnnd he efeai,
hltef ,har !, had been frjiri they world be- whilst
We wtre Told % HE peo IL srom the fdue- that lie
rnp "vtsld BIZ almost iosi failure Tie ibseco would
iall short IN re han halt II seemed be iLe
general urinion That unuj sell Iuf more ilau
- pr barrel. u stated HAT iarss quaai'iy had
hen engaged Ia be- delivered Halifax Cnufi Iianse
* %. Which la be- brought nm snme of the lafge
estates IN North Carolina.
u was thought that The t,aacci would turn ali very
VEL hh iie slnnuni planted NJ lrh apprehension was
iea ho'n The fleets oi lon much RAIN bot the recent "a
'ofahle weather must have lad decidedly benr6 ,al
,d,ci.
On The whole the planters are in greatly bni.r sol
ms hnnt heir crops than they month ago We
are 81 The impression that the esna,h So Generality ,
doPed That The tobacco crop will ~, be hsf the usnal
s"'age. /" i9e9f'ti aud ,ha, i. will reach at leas,
'" o., ,ird' Il that average.
me 'eoaero crps the estate of The late John Ran
dorh Oh Siaan,on River are exceedingly fine.
hichaioad Tmes. Sept. l6.
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Donleotte k,ltelliornrc.
From iAe.ssa O,ierqs Ga9tsia, Srpt. s.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

W. hsverect'sss rar~ts b, iva Msxca n scbooner.
Inc iaca'eco. Capt. Pats, iron 1anp,o., aud III, lie
n'ao Sspi tierteia, ion Vera Cruz The ,,,cs /. r.
10 the 13a tfm the capital the 9th from T,,a. and
,he 30th tiom Vera Crna f''o A"o
nvm The eon'enis We learn that M dec,,r,,ion nj
Wat "ss ye appeared. ~ Is a all likely 10 apm,r,h,,
the Whole country IL In dreadful state nj ,asun,,n,
'so s"a cf'"es are commi,,ed daily, s.c pass un,pn
the military Erccs under ota,r. "a, The 6,,,,., n
end co''msnds<i ~ fasd.s had refused Il, march
nyond San LUIS f.sr>i. ~nhoul being raid their ar
'".se n''shs pay IN sdsane". and being sup
f''cd WIN vss,y ~ ctssary fd The can,psipn
tarrdrss ~ Is stated. has rsdurrd ils n,,sr, mutt
ny - paefl'ina iA- "'d,r, but i, s slnaply suspe..
inAucncr '''"'
she tre"ch Minister, n., having been satisfied mnh
'ns cuisr skrn BY the Government gsfJIne the insult
"nrfrd him a. the bs,ls, had Demanded his passtar,.
rh'cn sdds sn.'her Embarrassment 10 the many nhIc
IN. Executive has now 10 encounter.
me war lever. bo'l =, ven en-. and Mexico. had
ofwsr. ~ w ''''a'a''"h
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Balance

Balance fl49,767, 1856, in favor of G. Br
tain; or an average Of nearly hundred AID m mil
Hons oi dollars PER annum Instead Of being the richest
nation on tho face Of The earth, Great Bnni confess
sedy Is she ongh 10 be the poorest II it he iroe that
'he excess OF imports over exports instead the reverse,
Is the measure If nations commercial pnits.
Let us now proceed to analyze what may be called
The practical argument Of the writer in the Republican
Arguing upon his remarkable assumptions he selects the
results Of several periods of time to Drtify it, For in
stance From 1924 to 1882. period Of high duties.
the excess of imports exports was ony fnty eight
millions of dollars thence he says the preat pre.snt.
of the times during thai perlod.) the scarcity of money
ana Inc o"ncss Of price E hing The aIstu
Tor market--a state Of things which did not eXs dur
ing the whole of that period. and which, BY the way .
ought not It we were growing richer by the course OF
trade, TO have existed in any portion of it, In years
OF that time, we are aware, there general com.
plant on THIS score but there other years in which
money was abundant and prices high. Bui Jet us nov
refer 10 another period selected by the Republicans cor
respondent, for the purpnse by its brilliant contrast
with The foregoing Of sustaining his position II is that
period from 1888, after the Compromise Act, with lis
bennially descending scale Of duties, went into opera
ton, until !Sll the period OF lis expiration Ihnt was
the golden age according the writer in the Repub
iican-the very Saumalian era Of commercial nrosper
", oil national wealth and of individual happiness For
IN that rerlod instead of adding only forty eight millions
10 The wealth Of our people, in the period Of nine
years above referred TO- we imported about one hundred
and ninety eight millions o. dollars more than we OK
poried-and consequently, "as nation is enriched ex-
acy in proportion as her imports exceed her exports
that immense sum added 10 our resources Yet If
this be 50, is it not "slrange passing strange" that if
period IN national history be selected which
above all others, was marked by national and individ-
nal bankruptcy and rain, that the precise perod?
Look at the table, as published in The Republican; and
what IS the state OF facts that il exhibits? or the i7S
millions of dollars excess of imports over eypor,s frun
1893 to lo4l inclusive, nearly the whole OF it accrued
prior TO the year 1883 For example:
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The Union is aitciionaely pa,linp the Loco Fco ,s
pranls kr The succcSsun on the head and askins b,
TO DC q"ef, All the sugar pluus OF the Administrative
VIII BE- given away. be lore una aud then they will nat
Keep qaiet. And wha, is more, and worse whan the,
oh.e h'tiy besin, they VIII ,nahe up Tor lost lime.
Her. GascHe
Inc lnlon docs not recognise adopt as legitimate
me expression, IN iav"r "i protective iauG whn the
revenue Standard" ~ fco fr II phrasr' Let ms
have the snbslanals. First. the ''revenue standard,
aud after that--mhal follows nex,l IN
lie lnlon Is very sngary TO Mr.. Wise. Ia n.ahino
mas '!e Administration shuwa itself moe ubnox ious Ia
criticism than IN It's effected regard for Nj Wise.
Where's Bailie Peyton2 I'm
The Tariff matter begins to bring trouble with !, in
dvanee, TO The Adminsiralion-hu we perceiye Ina,
'hey are preparing Tor "a standard y To pleas
ssoie, 'he South, ard dlsplase if n ssihle
fennsy wanna. Very well. lie. the lanH Lacnfacns
's' " TUG" o"n "'efests. IL,
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