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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

HERMAN ELEMENTARY BEOkS--FOr SAFE
" by J NJ SUMWAI.T Il CO.,
Booksellers and 5taiioners, 80 Dauphn-sireet
Ollendorf's German Grammar; Il new method of
learning TO read write and speak the German Ian
guage in six months, by II. q. Ollend"rd, Professor
Of the German Language; second edition revised
aud considerably improved, by james ID. Haas, in
vol, limo,
dents Assistant IA Key the Exercises in Ollen
dor6's method Of learning The German Ian
guage, by ?. Gands.
Fosdck's German Dictionary; German Eugli-h
and English German Dictionary, den"iing the mean
ing Of ali the words in general use, and likewise the
principal idomaic phrases, specifying the parts Of
speech 10 which the words belong, and the gender.
genirive and plural OF the German subsiantIyes,
thereby indicating the declension. and continuing al
so distinct tables of the irregular verbs and proper
names in both languages. and tables of The principal
examinations Of German dcrvalions, by David Eos
dick IT. nlh22
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
MOBILE THEATRE.
Mana Eers............ LUDLOW T. SMITH
Second night Of Mr.. Webb. and last but one ofthe
Infant Sisters

MOBILE THEATRE.
| MamaRsrs............. LUDLOW q SMITH
Second night Of Mr. Webb. and last but one orthe
Infant Sisters.
TUESDAY, April Bib, ls45.
Shakrpeare's tragedy of
RICHARD Ill.
Richard Observation-Disclosures Mr. Webb
Alter which, Mr. Mankiowicl, Of the Italian
Troupe, New Orleans. will sing "Woodman spare
that Tree"
Performance by the ''lnfant Sisters"
Song-"Old English Gentleman" by Mr.. Man
kewcz.
Performance of the Scotch and Irish Bagpipes, BY
MIR. Ferguson with the Cracosienne, by
the little Eliza.
PRICES REDUCED ONE HALF.
Extra AttractiOn--ForT Three Nights morei
Tie confasratio. q Mo.s1e !" =, addition TO
DIOR A M AS
AND ASTONISHING
Italian Fanfocciai, Liliipufian Family.
A 3 formerly exhibited at The City Saloon and
"a American Museum, New. York. for three years
in Mobile ia 1899 and 1874. For MONDAY,
TUESDAY,, AID WEDNESDAY, April 7rh, 9Th
aud 9th, al the CORiNTHlAN HALL
Programme Of the Ersning's Erhi6ition.
The DioramA, representing an Italian Landscape.
Beautiful Drop Scene. The Bedasor IN Spain.
Thrilling Dioramic Scene. The Storm and Ship
wreck. Magnificent Dioralna. The FAIRY Grotto.
After which the Italian Fantoccini, or llli-
puIian Family, whose inimitabIe limitations Of life
have universally elected the rapturous applause.
To conclsde with the Conaagration Of Moscow.
0o- The proprieiors have been induced by the re-
quest Of many families WIN have had an oppOrtu-
nifty Of witnessing the Diorana, TO remain three
nights mure.
DAdmission 20 cents, children and coored per-
sons, l5 cents.
Or Doors open at z, to commence at u o'clock.
app
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08
PUBLIC SALES.
BY T.. Il. GALE.


Negroes HOrsss, Bugg,ss, &c. Of Auction.
THIS DAY. NJ Ii O'Clock, ia front vi The Man
sion House, ~Ill be sold
Negro Man ~ yeats Ol age, fl ST rate field hand.
Also, Negro Man 81 years old
Also, 4 Buggies; Baruuclies; 2 Wagons; 3
horses. Terms cash.
By G. w. OGDEN.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at Stores No rs and
II WaIer-st., late NJ Duramd's-
general assortment Of Groceries, consisting of
WhIskey, Brandy, Gin, Claret
brandy, Anniseile Cordial, Candies
Soap, Bacon, Flour, &c, sc.
BY s. 1. s. L. 1. JONES
:. / JON ES, Auctiuneer.
THIS DAY, al y o'clock at grocery sales room
A general assortment ol Groceries aud Western
PI oduce. ..H.
Also, 100 sacks fine white Corn; so do Dat,
AT II O'Clock.
In our dry goods sales room, an extensive nssort
ment Of French and Domestic Dry Goods. consist
ing IN part of
French, English and American Checked Muslin
Irish and Fancy Cha cked Linen
Balzarines, ia comets. Grape, Hosiery
Ladies Mnts, Scars, Capes, Man'lllhs
Shaws, Bonnets, hid Slippers, Shes
Buskins, with an assortment Of Gents Spring
aad Summer Cloihing. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Umbrellas, Parasols, Sun Shades, NC Terms cash.
BY p. b TAYLOR.
Valuable Rel Estate at Auction.
On MONDAY. 18th inst, in front oil tbs Mansion
House, al IL o'cock. will be sold the follow ing de-
slrable property, viz:
Ihe vacant Lot on the southeast corner Of St.
Joachim and St Anlhoney ss. having front oil 55
ieet on the former street, by depth Of ITO ieeu
he south side OF St Anthony-st This Is one Of the
most desirable lots fur Improvement in the CITY.
Iso, tile vacant Lot on the southeast corner Of
Warren and st NJ ichaesis, having a front of 55l
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| - FOR RENT--Ua,iI lst Nova DweIiia
-. House, situated In pleasant part Of the city
Apply II this Office. mhS
IA FOR sALE-The Two story frame Dwell
- ing, situated on the north side Of ST. Francis
hetween 81. Joachim and Conception streets, nov
occupied by DR.. Mott This house is in good repa
and the lot Is feet front by 100 feet deep. Fol
ter ms, apply Ia
janil s6tI THOs =. KING. sec'y.
- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In ordel
TO cluse the account the interest the late ~.
oUsTus WEsTFELDT had in firm, we offer for
sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES now Occupi-
ed by uslhe lot having 40 feet 10 inches front the
east side of Waier-st, by iepth Of no feet.
mil q. WEsrFELDr & BRO.
"a FOR SALE-The Two story frame dwell.
-ESA ing HOUSE, with double kitchen, and "a well
OF good water with pump, on the southwest corner
Of Government and ST. Lawrence streets, at present
occupied 10y james Henery. The lot has front on
Government street Of fifty feet by depth of eighty
feet on st. Lawrence street. For terms apply To
apl l04Kmo P. f. BROWN & SON.
- FOR SALE--1'he eligible Building Lot On
-E;A the north-east corner Of Church and st Eman.
hel streets, having nnetysx feet front the ior-
mer, and hundred and feet the later street
adjoining the residence Of Newton st John, Esq. on
the west. ..
The above properly will be sold at low price
and on accommodating terms with guarantee titles.
apl Iva Apply 10 PATRICK McLOSkEY.
esA FOR SALE-A store fronting on -. Nj
LII ehaei street and running back TO Plan'er's
street, now occupied by L. Hull 4 Son.
Also, vacant lot on the north east corner Of St.
Michael and Conception streets.
For Terms oi paymedt, which will he made easy,
apply TO SAM'L. FRY, Post Office,
mhIs w or to JASPER STRONG, Pensacola.
"A FOR RENT or SALE-MaonoIia Stirring
Egg4 with 40 acres land and rour bouses nne 81
WINCH is good double Frame ku;ld;ny sn;,.hI. far
a Summer Residence, one mile beyond Mnor Ans.
,ill,s. N''"" '''' ""'-
Ills one of the most desirable loc.,;oos !, IN.
County Euouire of - ~ $50
mhSS TuOS p MILLER r. m
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

NEW BOOKS-A Manuel of Ancient and Mad
ern History, comprising First, Ancient His,u,,
containing the political history, geographical posi-
ton, and social of the principal nations Of anil
qui,y, carefully revised frsm the anc'ent writers
Second-Modern History, containing the rise and
progress Of the principal European nations, their
tica history, and the changes in their social condi
ton, with history of the colonies founded by Eu-
ropean: by W. c. Taylor, l.. L. D., NJ. n. a. s.,
Of Trinity College, Dublin. revised with chapter on
the Hi,ory of the United States, by Z. ), Henry,
ID. ID. Professor Of Philosophy ami History in the
University OF the city of York, vol. Svo.
My Own Story: by Mary Hpweu, vol for sale
mh29 hy ) W. ALLEN, 2S Daupbin-si.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

|1ETIEME'S q BAYS SPRING rLOiH-
aE ING-JoHs CAMPBELL, corner III Commerce
and DIuphin streets, is receiving pei brigs Lin
len and Muea, II fresh supply Of Gentlemen,
Youlhs and Boys Spring and Summer CloIhing,
manufactured from goods Of the latest important 'ns
Also A variety of Ch,ldren's fancy Summer
Dresses Of The latest styles and fashions. mh1Sc
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

"ILL be cold cash ia front of the Court House
w door Of Mobile county, on Thursday the 18th
LAY of August, lS45, between the hours Of clock
AM and 1 o'cinok, Pm Of said day negro man
called BARNEY, black, aged out 40 years, ) leet
10 or ii inches high, and says tina, he belongs 10
James Sanford, near ClaIbprne, Mnnroe county,
State Of Alabama Said negro man Barney having
been committed to The jail 81 Mobile county, Altba-
ma, AS = runaway slave, by Charles b King Jus
tee Of the Peace, Of MLbe county, ON the 10Th day
Of January, 1915, and his having
failed to cume forward, prove property. pay charges
and take hnn away hr therefore will he sold in
plnce with the statute in such cases made md pro-
vded 10 pay JAN fees, &c.
&. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ C
oG-rhe Montgomery advertiser. Stale Flag and
Journal rusC ,oosa, aud Huntsville Democrat wi ii
please copy till day Of sale. febl7 67Ids
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

- WE5rFELDT & BRO, offer for sale
" Rice-50 casks
Candies-50 boxes Hydraulic pressed
Cofiee-l50 bags Java and Lagura
Sugar-20 hhds choice Louisiana
Oil-100 baskets and boxes Olive
Bagging and Rope-lO00 pieces and coils heavy
Kentucky, hand and power loom
Bacon-l6 casks Hams, Sides aud Shoulders
Lard-lS bbs. apl
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

EAUTION "A draft Of M. & 3. Lacy, on and
Z accepted by Lacy, Terrell s. CO., dated June.
1874, and payable Jan. l4th, 1s45, to order Of
4, 200, has accidentally lallen into the hands OF
rlnrendsr i, THE drsGl il a nulliiy, having never
been appropriated to the purpose for winch j, was de-
.igred and will no, be paid by the DRIVERS or &C
cep,ors The public are hereby cautioned against
trading therefor. When The undersigned ,l last saw
fu.me IN whom ,myable) still untitled, and no
p'".s ., %" o,,T JNO. n. TERRELL.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

A CHRONOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION 10
IN THE HIsToRY OF THE CHURCH, being new
inquiry into the dates ii the birth and death OF
the Lord and Saviour Iesus Christ, and containing an
original Harmony Of the -Four Gospels now hrst ar
ranged in the order Of lime: by The Rev San''i Far
mar Jarvis, d, l.. l.. d.. in vol. S,o.
Also-Dr. Turner's Essay on our Lords discourse
ut Caperusum. recorded in the 6lh chapter Of s.
John, for sale by J. NJ. SUMWALT CO,
mh3l Booksellers SO Dauphnsl.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08
SlIERIFF'S SALE.
NJ. j. MCRae

w lHllm u Primrose.
MAJ ILL lie sold ior cash in front of the Court
w House door of Mobile county, on the first
Monday of May, 1915, between The hours Of IL
o'clock AM and 4 O'Clock PM of sand dny, all the
right, title and interest of William ID. Primrose in
aud to the following described pieces, parcels or
lots of land and premises, situate, lying and being
in the CITY Of Mobile, and described as follows 10
wir,-si'uaed on Laia,e street and running " ith
said Lalay efte hundred and sixty FIVE (I65)
feet, hence running Al rishl angles with said street
hundred one seventy (17Ol feet, thence running
parallel with said Lafayette street one hundred AID
siXIy-iive (t6j) feet, thence with and fronting
CAM bell street one hundred aud seventy (170) feet
10 the corner or ang made by the intersection of
said CAM brll aud Lafayette streets, containing
three lots, numbers % and two ~ fronting
Campbell street, aud lot number five l5) fronting on
lafayette sired, and being further represented
as lots No. l., and of square No. 2, OF section
No. Of the Fspago and south OF the Spring
Hill road the same having been levied on the
property Of William ID Primrosa By virtue of the
above stated ezeouIon which issued from The County
Court Of Mobile cnuuIy and l" me directed.
APPS I0Stds BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

or FOR SALE-A mort desirable building
- lot elig,hly siuatsd near the business part OF
the city. For sale low and ON long credit Fur
price and terms, enquire Of
T.. w. MCCOY,
jan3l at the Merchants Insurance Office.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-08

1NLOUR-lOO bbis 1; SO 40 ST, Louis, Evorte
e brands; rs halt do OHIO, for sale by
anil SMITH, DABNEY 90.
UTTERED frkins Goshen Butter; ioo boxes
ID do Cheese. for sale bv
AMI HUMPHREYS, WALSH co. e.
< UT In the bay or The wharf !" oieSc"ed
- sacks, Tor sale by .rE, a r,,
apl =. r. -
OIASsES-5O bbls in cypress, "a prime att
an, MARSHALL. ROWE & co.
yROCKERY-.5 81 crates English Crockery in
~ store and for sale by
mh3l y. w. W'hhHNNr
SyIUr.H-25 hbls fresh Newark Cider en- brig
u linden, N store and for sale BY l,s
,rhaI C. w. DORRAACF,
a IME-Landins from bark Lscre'n. Gao ga,
lLbcst Thomassoa Lime. Cor sale r.an thu ~hailbs
mh3l J. II. RIVERS b CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
WHISPERS TO HUSBANDS.

The happiness Of the vile Ia committed To tbs keeps
ing o The husband Pze The sacred trust and give
her 10 repent the confidence SHE has rep~rt ID
YOU. In contemplating her character. fec,lle The ma
htlas human nature mposed OF mud expect not PET
lection.
DO inslits 10 her merits. aud point ont her II aulis
do ask YOU rra, her errors with Indifference, bSt
endeator 10 amend htm with wisdom, gsBtleness AID
love
DO not Jest about the bonds Of married state. Make
an established fule consult your wife all 10
cas,,ns Your interest is hefa There IL asagac''y;
penetration aud ucsghtnio Tho probable consequent
eso an event. characteristic &C her SEX. that makes
her peculiarly calculated to give her opinen and advtSe.
II you have any man aeqnantancrs, whom yin iea-
sonabeguurds, Your wife wishes you 10 resign. d" ~.
Never witness tear from your wife with apathy or ndif.
lerrnce Words. lnoks, acons-all niny be ariiicslt
but tear Ia unqnivocal IL comes direct from the heart;
aud speaks NJ the language Of truth, naiufs and
sincerity! BE assured when you see tear on het check
her heart is touched. aud do not again repeat il. de-
net behold II with coldness or senslbllIly.
Let contradiction o. avoided at all tunes.
Never upbtald your wife with the m-anness Of her
relations; invecves against herself hall wosa
dug. Should suffering of any KIND assai your wife.
your tenderness and attention are particularly called hr
Look OF love- word Of pity or sympathy, il sonetimes
better than medicine.
Never reproacn your wife with any personal " meu.
ia deiec: Tor PLAIN face conreals heart of .xquiss
sensblity and merit and her Of dcfsOg
makes her awake 10 The slightest attention
When In the presence OF ohers e, yonr wifrs Ian
dabe pride be INDUCED by your showing that you think
her an object ol lmpotnhee and preference The most
rival word OF act ol alteDpn aud low. from You gratis
les her feelings, and man never appears IL adj
vantage than by proving to lle world his affection aud
preference iJr his wIc.
Never run on IN enthusiastic encnmiums on otlev
women III presehes Of your wife, sh, dues not love voc
better for IT, Much 10 be condemned is married t,ss
who IL constantly rambling om home Tor The pnr pose Of
passing away time. Surely he wants employ ment his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
INGERSOLL'S HISTORY OF TIE LATE
WAR

MIR. Charles Jared lngefsul, native born citizen OF
fenhsyhnna. Is He man Who hods the opinion that i
he had beeh od enough 10 hare taken por in he Rero
iut'on, lie momd haze btea Tory And he IL ,he
nan, WIN, holding Inns opinion, 40 doubt honestly did
moi hesitate To ave" it. when charged with IL and with
lfankness IN which larduud and alslaciiun were
pfuclfa ingredients. added that he should never regrel
that opinun. We believe he bns never dsavom ed or
rettarled II. The Albany Evening journal well says
NV haleier may be SAID al him and lls course OH
respects, his hole HE has been consistent wiz, that
decIafatan lis maturity has fully vudcaled his Youth
lul predictions II he not old enough Il, oppose
tie establishment Of Republican Institutions. he may
consists himself with the reflection Of having contributed
largely 10 their d .eeratlun.p
Bun an ordinary nsn uieht have found hi. praliGcn-
ton IN desrratng the Institutions without bcllinp The
,lca OF the Republic Mr. lneersol mol one 80 TO be
gutliisd. lie has recently written What he calls Ills
Try ot The Late War with England 10 which the
WHO tool, pafl III the events OF thai time and Tho
now alive. greatly be- Praised even though they
be in politics much opposed the author of The
praise. He did venture TO Islander the living but he
could moi iobear roducng TIE dead. On page 100 Of
his work lac ,hus speaks oi Genera Harrison
Thus closed the military career 1T W llliam Henry
ilaulson who afterwards served member OF both
Houses ui Congress- on foreign mission 10 Colombia,
IN South America, ,cic he sociicd elevated from
the clerkshp oi court IA Cincinnati 10 the presidency
and aier one short mouth oftreacherous Triumph in that
occ cro,cHed his good fortune by premature death in
the PRESIDENTIAL The house ihIonped with
people, even tie ehanber 10 which he died, not Tree
from idle Intrusion. lie expired with ncuherent words
OF patriotism on his lips, before dficulles and dsirac-
ohs, 10 which his administration inevitably desln-
ed, leaving The wmld with must men ot all parties in>
chned 10 think well Of his character, magnify his viz
tues, eSepuae his iOblcs regret his DEATH and cee.
brate his memory.
This is lhe true Falslaff courage-an interior animal
kicking dead hon But The who is slandrred will
not find his peaceful rsl ia The grave dist rbed by this
of he mi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
POLANDAND NAPOLEON.

This man was sent for great purpose ofiuslice, and
he was gied win the iicultIes for lis execution An
act oi imperial gull had been committed of which Flu
rope WAS 10 he pnrped oy penalty alone. he fall u
Poland was to be made a moral TO the governments o
the earth, and Napoleon was 10 be The fiery brand thai
nas 10 imprint the sentence upon The ioehrads Of tn,
great criminals Il Is IN contemporaries like these. thai
the spirit f history ministers 10 tie Wisdom OF mandnd
Whatever may be the retrlbuon fr dlviduas beyond
The grave Justice nations be dune in This world
aud here ii will be dune.
fhe partition OF Poland was the most comprehensive
and audaeiuus Of The modern world 1t was de
iherate insult to the laws al nations and The msjes,y
OF The great Dspuser Of nalions And never fell ven.
geance immediate. distinct character
isc. The capital ni Austria twice entered the bl-
dies of liz gallant sodIey Russia ravaped and Moscow.
burnt the Prnssian army exingushed by the
Of jena and Prussia IN day eiiered for years-were
the summary and solemn Terlbuiion of Heaven. But,
when the penalty was paid, the fate Of the executoner
instantly followed Guu had punished guilt and justice
Ia he alike done upon all. Napoleon md his empire
vanished the powder vanshes that expodes the mine.
he ground broken up; the structures Of royalty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
THE EDIC1 OF The EMPEROR or CHINA
RELATIVE TO CHRIS riANlrY AND CHRIS.
'rIASS
TlANS,

k.yiag, Imperial Commis,oner. and Y,ceroy of Con.
ton aud hrdng propicea respectfully Die.i.oriaG.
sts The Emperor as Joio,cs: .
il appears thai the religion Of The Lord Of Heaven i.
honofed and observed by The vaons nations of Enron.
mainly wlh the view Of exhorlng the practice Of yir
Tue and REFRESHING vice. Ever since The Ming dvo,.,v
1t has made its way into China, and has not We, nee.
pohblled bat because OF the adherents Of that ye
gon IN China have repeatedly made handle Of their
religion to ac viciopsy therefore the arrs of govern.
meat on discovering the same, have punished them a.
is ON record During the reign Of thn Emperor Kr.k.
ing II was first dearmn,d 10 distinguish these and uun
ish them Tor Their offences, The sole object of HIGH req.
uaon Was to prevent the professors Of the said reoioo
~ hina from pTactcng wckeduess, and moi with tho
view oil issuing prohibitions against the Teuipn Of fvr-
eg0 aud European nations. Now, according 10 the I'm
quest oi the Enyey Of The French naiion aprene that
Tue vruous professors OF The said religion in CHM
should be txoneraled from blame appears suitable 10
accede iheelo and is proper request that hencefurth
with regard 10 all persons whether Chinese or loeipp.
ers protesting The religion OF The Lord of Heaven Who
do not create disturbances. nnr act improperly il be
humbly enieaed Of the Imperial benevulenc1 10 gran,
'ty may be exoneTaled from blame. But, if such rer
sons resume their former ways and, independently Of
their Professions commit other crimes aud misdemesn ore
then they will be dealt with according to existing laws
With regard to the French, and the SUBJECTS Of other
ofegn nations who profess the aforesaid religion il
only permitted them 10 build churches al the five ports
opened Tor foreign and they mt nprop-
erly enter the inner land 10 diluse their lah Should
any offend against the regulations, aud oversiep
the boundaries. The local officers, they can a.
prehend them shall Immediately deliver them over ID
he consus OF the different be punished; but
hey must not rashly nhict upon them punishment Of
death Tins is In order 10 manifest tender regard FOR
the common people, so that the wheat aud chaf 10 not
coniusedly mixed together, and that reason and law
may be equilably administered That hich ia rrques,.
ed is that the good and honest professors of the aforesaid
religion may be exempted from punishment il 10 Yea.
sonabe, therefore, that respectful memorial be present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
TRUST SALE oE VAry1xKexE
EANAN

virtue oil a deed OF Trust executed 10 the .nh,c,i,
~ Der and Randolph Y. Barksdale trustee. by Arm.
steal bafhsdae, for certain purposes therein mentioned
bt airing date the 18th day Of Ns,sh Is15 uhi., NV,
IS duly recortedin the Clerks "ite Of the cann,y ,
oi haaX, shall proceed to sell by way of public ,nc,
uoh IL The highest bidder, On the premises
AH'ee rGta00fe grGcts or E.gmsY.
Therein mentioned. on a credit of sand wears
commencing on The 1lh day Of December next. will
sell the TRACT OF LAND on winch W., (
bafksdale formerly resided containing 7cor, ACRES
ylhl and being IN the county at Halifax upon CnIawh,
Greek, near MeCraNs Store, about fife, n,Ies nn,ib
OF Hal fax o. II. On This tract there is \ comC,,,hla
f4.;Ts DWELLING llousE ald good Out Houses A
-a a's" rfnl"fion oil the Land Is Yet in woods Pos
Session given immediately.
And on the 9Th day OF December | will sell in the
same manner and upon the same terms, the rrac, of
Land on which Col John Bark s,lae G,rmerly r.sid,d
yng and being IN The county ofllaax upon The waters
OF Sandy-Greek, about nine miles west of the Gnnr,
iense, IN an excellent neghbofhood On his trar there
Is new, comfortable aud convenient DWELLING and
all necessary oni houses Possession piven imtnel,tI
ana on Inc OH day Of December. IN the me manner
and on the same erns will pruceed To sell the Tract Of
Land. on which Nathaniel Barksdae formerly resided.
containing abou! $50 Acres living and heinz in tho
county of Halifax near the pntsyIyani, line nm ,ho
main road leading from Halifax c. II To Pntsy v,n;a
e. H. On 'hls Tract there is is comfortable DIV Ell
ing House, hrsl rate Barns, Stables and all necessary
Out Houses. The plantation is in first rate order aud
e"t 10 "ofk ~ or X maud 10 advantage. Possess
sion given immediately.
The above Tracts OF Land are vauablc;and the at,en
ton OF those wishing to purchase such property is ear,
nestly requested. Those wishing 10 view the property
before the days Of sale, will please apply To Col Amis-
tead Barksdale or Elisha Barksdile Jr ESD who will
give any information which may be desired
The title to the above property is believed 10 be IN
doh 'ied but acting as trustee, will only convey such
title as is vested ia me by the deed Of trust The sale is
made by the consent ofall parties Interested
ALEXANDER TOMPKINS, Trustee.
Nov 3 ,fD