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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
SoIpPE MUSlCALE!

Il u TAYLOR respectfully announces 10
IN ma ci,izens Of Richmond and vicinity,
\ .;n,an1s living VOCAL and lNSTRU-
trSTAI CONCERT, al the Exchange Con-
!. Room, 49,, . 80.
.,,;.h occasion he will be assisted BY the fol-
80 'c o,n,Iemcn. who have kindly volunteered
II, DgNpsrgs, who has in the llindest manner
|.,ys. his departure Tor this occasion;
II, D:Spgsnal.s;-Mr Roster, his tirst ap-
NJ H A. KxEcur, his first appearance; and
* Ay,rrvR-the gentleman who performed
!. .p,h distinguished applause al a former
s,egt 81 Mr. Taylor's.
=. The Piano Porte 10 be used on this occa-
: i from the mandatory OF Nuns Clark,
T., YORK and has the EoLIAS Alta RMENr.
PART !.
/. Overture: Piano Forte, Eioloncello, Ciarlo-
J, and Flu,e-Ale>srs. knecht, Danderdale,
>ier, Amateur and Taylor
]. song The War Song from 'Norma, -
n 10 The Field, Mr. Observation-Disclosures.
! Fantasia: Flute and Piano Forte, from the
ERA III Tas>o,"- Mcssr>. Taylor and Dun
...ale--DonaiccH,.
!; Camala: "The MAY Queen, written BY
red Tennyson, composed and sung by Mr..
Im2Sier.
5 Diver;i>emen, and Theme with Variations:
Iarone; and Piano Forte-Amateur and Mr.
gsch,-Baa,man.
j Song: ':John Anderson my Joe,"-Mr
Ballad.
: Romance: Violoncello and Piano Forte
4s>rs. Roster and DundeIdale-Gau-.
i Theme with Variations: "Hope told Flat,
mo Tale.'-Flute, Violoncello, Clarionet and
ana For;e-Messrs. Taylor, Roster, Amateur
!! Dunderdae.
) song: (rirs, time in public "The Grave OF
Depar,ed '-Alr. Rosier-SchuJert.
3 Song "The Star Spangled Banner" (by
.-.cnlar desire, MIR. Dunderdale.
!. S,no. The Lament ofthe Irish Emigrant"
-.,noosed ami sung BY Mr.. Dcmps'er.
C,ucertante Piano Forte and Clarionet-
!. Kapch, and Ama,eur-Benn s. Frssu.
i The Sayoyard-"Ah. | wander" with Gui-
7 ccompaument-Ros'sr.
Adasio AMI Polonaise: Flute and Piano
re- Messrs. Taylor and Dunderiale-Boam.
- Concert 70 commence a, s o'clock precisely.
- Tickets 80 cents-Children under II. half
5.-.t1 be had a, the Book Stores, the Exchange
1.s!, P II. Taylor's, ana at the door on the
.-Tiag b! the Concert.
March l~-Ot
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INCOp,iATIOy IyAvTrD

TOHN WATTERSON, the son Of Jos. Wat
y lerson, late of Montgomery county, Stale 81
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen 81
fourteen years ago, and was last heard OF on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, OF
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-sincc which time, no niorma.
lion has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending To- II
he is sill living any information Of him will h.
thankfully received by line addressed 10 James
tIeslep, LAFAYETTE ?. O., Montgomery Co, Va.
Dec 20-c2aMGm
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.,xrn 8 KAxAwHA CANAL
RICHMOND, March 10, lslo.
ARRIVED,

p,,, pavy ' crockeu, c. L. Burks mas m 5
anal n - IONS mdzc., from LynehSHTs, % q 3
slh 81 D '0t cre u < Co and WinFce y
hanson. c,.,,,,. with 10; ions mdze.,
q !, L y Samefrille. R. Il. Duval y J. H. AN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
Richmond, March Al64

TO FARMERS.
EO BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed
l. w so do Timothy 10
SO do Orchard do
so do Glover do
S do Highland Meadow or Pc
ruvan Oat Grass; Lucene White Clover, White
Field and Allcrngham Carro'; French Sugar
and Mangel Wurlzel Beet; Gaavants Peas,
Bunch and running Black-eye Peas Buckwheat
Rye, and full assortment Of fresh Garden Seed.
Ploughs, with cast or wrought points Of almost,
every description now in use. Points for Davis
Freborn, Mayer& Co, Rusgles Nourse & Ma
son, and Prouty g. Mear's Ploughs.
Harrows, Cultivators, Corn Shelters, Straw
Cutters, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks,
Pruning Shears and Knives, Transplanlng
Trowels, and other Tools necessary 10 the Farm
and Garden.
Guano of The best quality, as shown from ana
lysis by one Of the first chemists in the country
for sale by WIN PALMER.
March lift
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

nANIEL II. LONDON, No 1875 Main and
~ Corner OF 18th Street, is receiving by The
vessels Europe Isabella and others, just landed
al New York, his importation Of British and
French GOODS, comprising large and ee-
neral stock; and he having spent the las, month
in the Northern cities, selecting his stock OF
every description of American GOODS, asks
the attention OF dealers visiting this market Ibis
season. assuring them that they can make their
purchases of him as low as of any house in the
cify
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

BELL TAVERN-RicHMoSD, Va,
TINE subscriber having rented this Establish
i mcnt for the present year, will continue L.
keep The same. His Table and Bar will be always
supplied with the best the market affords. He
has attached TO the Establishment good Stable,
where the horses of visitors can he attended TO-
Also, for hire, several Saddle and Harness Horses
March S-c&d \. Z. HILL
rARD.-HENRY l.. Brooke and JoHN r.
~ TUcKER have associated themselves in III.
Practice OF the Law, and will attend the Superior
and Interior Courts Of the city Of Richmond, a,,l
counties OF Henrico, Hanover, and Louisa
Office on Governors street, where one or he
other of them will always be found during The
business hours of the day
March 3-u
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CnIrrATI0N

EDUCATION
MISS LUCY p NJ. LENkE will open
ltl School for the education OF Young Ladies at
Stony Point. within one mile OF Scottsvle, Abe
marie, on Monday the Isl Of April next. The
course OF tuition will comprise the usual branch
es ofan English education, together with French,
Music and NeedIe-work After some years ex-
perience Miss Leake flaltcrs herself that those
who commit their daughters or wards 10 her
care. will be sratied with the results. Satisfac-
tory testimonials will be produced TO those who
may wish ihem in The meantime, she refers par
lic,ilarly 10 the Rev VIM. S. White, Charloues-
vile, Col. L. J. Randolph, Edge Hill and Frank
G. Rulin, Esq, Shadwell
Board, including all accommodations may be
had in the family OF her brother, Mr.. Samuel A.
,Leakc, with whom she resides. He will have
ample room for ten or twelve.
Terms, per session Of five months:
For ordinary English branches Sig so
/" French (addi,ionaD 10 90
Music, with the use OF Piano II 0O
Necdle-work 90
Board, per month 8 %
Feb l5-ctlAp
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS & OTHERS.
COUNTRY merchants and others will find it
~ 10 their advantage BY calling at No. li9,
Main Street, and examining our stock Of French
and other Dry Goods, which we are now receiv-
ing twice week from tie Northern markets,
comprising The very latest styles, and which we
will sell wholesale or retail, al very small adj
vance on Northern cost, and on the mos, reason
able terms.
BY having partner al the North we are able
10 sell our goods much cheaper than any other
establishment in this city. We, also, have the
agency for the sale OF Parasols, Parasole,,es and
SunShades, from the mandatory of Messrs. Ash
& Pincus, and, therefore, will sell them at the
Northern price.
March l1-6t JACOB & BROTHER
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A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.


w AS committed TO the jail of Rockingham
u. ',r, county, as runaway, on the 22d day Of
siIS ng, last, Negro Man, who calls himself
l s.i.ss 4: and says he is the property Of Mr..
~, ,.aa Of Manchester Said Negro is FIVE feet
bar VI zen inches high, Of yellow complexion,
H. Quit, supposed to be abou, fifty-five or
(Sas Years OF age, and has lump on his right
Sne Had on when committed, a leans
vol a. pants and vest, and an old white
&c.. owner of the above named slave is re-
Flare. % come forward, prove property, pay
MAJ ana lake him away, or he will be dealt
o. c. STERLING,
March, Tailor Of Rockingham county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

REMOVAL.
TINE subscriber, intending 10 take down the
i store on Main street which he at present oc-
cupies, and erect building on the same ground
for his own use, has removed TO the houses inme-
diately in the rear OF his store, where he Will con-
Time his business in all lis branches until the
new house is completed In the mean time, he
will be glad 10 wait on his friends with his usual
assortment of Groceries and Metals of all kinds.
The entrance 10 his store is on llh street, lead
ing from Main street 10 the Exchange Hotel
March l7-d&c2w JOHN ~ GORDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

blGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing OF
ID the Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No. 81 !:
10 S e. 60 GO IS &c % 20 81 81 26 40
having Of the Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
No. 81:
s. a 80 10 Is A. % % % 10 So . 45 81
having Of the pokomoke River Lottery, Class
No So:
As g. 81 - Is 81 81 Al % 81
awing OF the Grand Consolidated Lottery
Class No. 33:
80 20 - 5 "A 43 70 10 IL 81 IS DC
March Is THOS. B. BIGGER.
h WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing Of Alex
andria Lottery, No. IL
- % 80 % 5 81 ! 20 6S IL A
Notice the Lottery 10 be drawn 9th April,
E00GO Capital, and send your orders 10
]. F. WORD, Richmond.
lrawn numbers o! Leesburg Lottery, No. IL,
. 50 % - - SO AZ 8 n 9 So 46
March,S
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SPRING STOCK.

SPRING STOCK.
". & f. r. CARPENTER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS
I.EGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
No. |, Exchange Book, Richmond, w.
TJAVING made extensive arrangements for
II The SPRING trade, they are prepared 10 ex-
hbil a large and well assorted stock OF
BoNNETs, LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c,
TO which they invite the attention Of purchasers.
March diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

NOR SALE-The subscriber has for sale
i abou. 10000 lbs Sheaf Oats and about the
GEO. w. ToLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
March IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

NOR HIRE-Two likely, Girls Of good cha.
L racter, about Is years OF age, and Just from
the country. RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Marchl7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
WHITE PLAINS For SALE.

TIME subscriber wishing 10 remove from the
Il vicinity OF Fredericksburg, offers Tor sale
one of The most desirable residences in the State
including "a Acres of Highly Improved Land.
To most persons in this section OF the country. a
minute description Of this property is unncccssa-
ry-suice it 10 say that the Dwelling House is
in complete order, containing s large rooms,
Green House, two large PoricoS, the floor OF one
of which is laid with marble-two spacious Gel
lars with fire places. The grounds about the
house are laid of in the most tasteful manner,
and are ornamen,ed By variety OF flowers, trees
and shrubbery. On the premises are two large
Cisterns-a We'll Of good water-a large and
handsomely laid-oT Gartlen-all the usual out
houses and number OF Fruit Trees bearing the
very best Frnit.
Jan. l7-2awtlM M. I. LYNCH
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HOYT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No. B. Elk
Il change Place, Richmond, Va.
SPJENDTD JOTJEPJES

SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. H. for 1915,
u be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
March 22d, 1915
Splendid Scheme.
prize of $4,000 prizes Of $1,000
10000 100 /" 1000
5000 10 /" 300
1 1850 &c, &C. SC.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so. Certif,
Gates OF Packages of 2G whole tickets $40,
% halves 70, 26 quarters 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. -, for 1915:
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
March %, 1915. Is drawn ballots.
Splendid Prizes
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
10000 1000
5000 " 500
1000 10 prizes Of 1000
340O 10 500
Tickets $40, halves s. quarters So Cerl-
Gates of Packages of 26 Whole tickets $50,
halves IS, quarters 80 so.
AZ Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Crrtl-
fcates Of Packages in the above splendid Lotto
ries, will receive the most prompt attention. and
account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond Feb % ID. M. HOfI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAS,
a Will stand this season al Fairfield
~ al Sl5, and Sl2 if paid within the sea
AL4. son. For particulars ofPedigree and
Performances, see hand.bills.
Feb 0S-rtS
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TO BUSINESS MEN

TO BUSINESS MEN.
YNHE subscriber intends visiting Kentucky nd
j. will be happy 10 attend 10 any business hat
may BE- entrusted to him in Louisville LeXing.
ton, Frankfort and Bowling Green He viii also
visit Clarkville, in Tennessee, should any induce
men, offer. He will star, from Richmond abou.
the 20,h inst.
Refer 10 H. j. Miller at the Virginia Bank.
March l1-eo,d B. b. DOUGLAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
RUST SALE or VALUABLE NEGROES.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
DY virtue Of deed in trust executed 10 us By
ID John A. Jclers, hearing date The 10Th day Of
April, 1913, and duly recorded in The Clerks OF
fee Of Amelia on the same day, ior certain pur-
posesjhercin mentioned, we shall. on Thursday,
The eth day of March, Gt being court day) al
Amelia courthouse, proceed 10 sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, eighteen very likely and valua-
BILE Negrocs-consisling OF men, women, girls
and boys; among them, is a first rate house ser
want, (Nelson,) who is well known 10 MANI OF
the visitors OF Amelia Springs; also valuable
>empslre>s, with three very likely boy children,
a first rate dcher, and some other valuable house
servants and farm hands. We venture 10 say,
that so valuable a 10; Of negroes is rarely 10 be
met with in The market. The sale will be made
b. the mutual consent OF all the parties concern
cd therefore. persons living at a distance are as
sured that there will be no disappointment.
We believe the title 10 the property TO be per-
feet; but, selling as trustees, shall convey only
such lille as is vested in US by the deed.
]. w. C. WINGO,
RICHARD II. JETER,
March ll-cw3w' trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18


CO-PARTNERSIIP NOTICE.
TINE undersigned have formed co-parner-
i ship for the transaction OF Wholesale and
Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS Bust
ness, under the firm and style Of
GAY, MATHEWS & CO.,
And will keep constantly on hand, al the store
next above William Mitchell, Jr., choice Sc
lection. Theirpurchases are now being made in
the principal markets Of the country, mostly for
cash. and will be ready for exhibition and sale by
the Isl Of April next, at which time more gene
raj advertisement will appear.
CHARLES S. GAY,
THOMAS MATHEWS,
HENRY ERSKINE.
No. no. Main Street.
Richmond, March Al645-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
AUCTION SALES.

THRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
i SONAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of Deed
OF Trust from Samuel Lyle, which bears dale on
the 7th day of March, 1913, and Of record in The
Clerks Office OF the County Court of Prince Ed
ward for purposes therein mentioned the IN
dersi.ncd will sell, at public auction on Friday,
the Dist day OF March, 1915 tour-fillhs or all OF
said Samuel Lyle's interest in Tract of Land
lying, and being in the county OF Prince Edward,
on the waters of Briery, containing, BY esiima-
ton. seven hundred acres, (being the residence
and estate of the late Rev Mathew Lyle deceas-
ed y also, said Lyle's interest in The Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Stock, Plantation Cten-
.ils, Library, and his four-fths interest in eleven
Negroes, conveyed in said Deed of Trust and
their increase since the date Of The Decd OF
Trust above mentioned.
The terms of sale will be for approved nego-
table notes. with good endorsers, payable at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for The land, from
the day OF sale; and for the personal estate, all
sums under ten dollars, cash will be required; over
that amount credit Of six months, from day OF
sale, will be allowed, the purchasers giving ap-
proved negotiable notes we'll endorsed.
The undersigned will convey only such title as
is vested in him; but the title is deemed unques-
tionabe. If the sale is otcompleled on the frs,
day, ii will be continued from day 10 day. until
closed. NATHANIEL A. VENABLE,
Feb. ll-w!ds- Trustee.
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Richmond, March li-d&ctf
NEW SPRING GOODS.


WE are now receiving and opening large
w and general assortment of SPRING and
SUMMER DRY GOODS, TO which we re-
spectiully invite the attention Of Country Mer-
chants and the Trade generally, promising them
goods upon the most accommodating terms. In
our stock will be found
Cloths, Cassimeres and VeslinSs
Irish Linens Lawns and Sheclings
Linen Drills, bleachel and brown
Gambroons of every style
Cambrics Jaconets and Swiss Muslins
Prints, oil every style and quality
Tickings, bleached and brown Domeslcs
Paddings and Sail Ducks
Apron and furniture Checks
Hosiery Of every kind
Bleachcd and brown Hollands
Earlston and other Ginshams
Sesia and colored Cambrics
Bomhaznes and Alpacas
Black and blue black Silks
Umbrellas and Parasols
Stocks, Collars and Bosoms
Threads &c, &c.
LONDON, wlLLINGHAM & DREWRY.
March l4-dSc
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,,,pJNE JOURNAL.
:. RICHMOND, MARCH Is.
,.,,er This day al l P. NJ.

,or or RlCHMoNp, 1Ano.1 -.
~ ~. wa:er this day a, ! ?. NJ.
ARRIVED,
,..oy oak. Rogers, New York ballast iIas,
~ Jersey sew Champion, New York, tallasl
81 r y,i,Fnaa;h Creighton, Baltimore sun
L SAILED,
c,,h,yine Amanda, Teal ph'laae'pn'a'
Sa' v :, .n,,, March l5;h and l7!nZA Ar
F,sT 1n. s:samsr John Marshall Mitchell Mitchell
i and sa' n.sssnsers and freight for Richmond
SCI ,',sa M,' and Norfolk:
:. p,ilaislphia, March Is. schooner
:'d>hiP h Baltimore, Marchl6, schrs. Nilsson
Csatea a II d ingram, Phillips, and paslora'
Phillips - = Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond 4, 1na
':snio'' " ~ New York, March IT. scnr, p. i,t
'.'arsa i a, i, ia, Richmond also, oarq"e faol''
ak, for s :, New Yolk, March 10, schr' baA'-
a,', Wos IA from Petersburg.
over & KANAwHA CANAL.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
~ informed that we are receiving our Spring
supply Of Goods which has been bought principal
" with Cash Most Of our stock will be sold al
lower prices than heretofore. Good ruled Letter
Paper at 81 SO; good ruled Cap Paper at 81 Is;
very large Wrapping Paper at s. o.
Blank Books OF various rulings, prices, sizes,
&C. &c. Call at Statoners' Hall, l2l, Main
street, Richmond.
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s-s-If the above Property is not sold private
IL. il will be offered at Public Sale, on TUES
DAY, the Isl day Of April, if fair, if not, The
next fair day. NJ. i. L"
Eth 1f-ctl
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32,3!b FTLrs hIIDuHIIHg 10 y, If3,T'o
Tickets $50; halves SO; quarters SIS; eigh,hs
80 80.
Certificate OF Package oil 2G Whole Tickets
$3.50; 26 half Tickets $40; 26 quarters Tick
cts sos 81 eishlhs Tickets $50 SO.
z.r Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
lificaes of Packages in the above splendid
Scheme, promptly attended 10, and an account Of
The drawing sent TO all who order from Us. Adj
dress J. Ct. GREGORY & co,
March IL Managers, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18

Tickets $40, halves ), quarters so. Ccriil-
cafes of packages OF 26 whole tickets Sl30,
halvesG5 quarters 30 so.
II. Oriers for Tickets, and Shares, and Ceri-
6catcs Of Packages in the above splendid Lolle.
ries. will receive The most promp; attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from
w. p. TURPIN.
March eff No. l0l East Main street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-31
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

70 MI T T D to the Jail Mobile county, ! on the nineenh day of June, 1s45, by Chaes B. King Esq. a Justice of the Peace, runaway slave called JOE. aged about 50 years-he is smart and active for advanced in life, black complexion, 5 feet inches high, and says he be- longs to Alexander McCann of Christian county, State of Kentucky. The owner IS requested to come forward, prove property. pay charges and take lIIm away, otherwise he will be dealt with &C., rording to law in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees
 ie2l I65T c, BANCROFT, Sheriff MIG.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-31
ELECTION FOX SENATOR,

ELECTION FOX SENATOR. FIN pursuance of lhe proclamation of His Excellen l. ~, BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, Governor of the State ol AabaTa. to mr directed, an Flee lon for Senator for Mobile coun'y, will be held Ihe day of the General Eecilon oH the first Monday in August, ls$5. to fill vacancy occasioned by the resignation of E. 5. DARa4r,
 j,S I72 c. BANCROFT. Shei if M c. yKsHE following named persons have been duly ap- \ poia,ed Inspectors of ,he General Election 10 be held fg Mobile county the Isi Monday oi Au- c,s,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-31

IN c. CENTER < co. corner of Cont and Com 1Zs merce-sts. offer for sale favorable terms DUCK-No. to 10 Cotton Sail Duck
 No. l, 8, 6 and United States Pilot Duck No. 2, 3. 9 pud 10 Cotton Ravens, heavy Slight Russia Rayeus; English Navy Canvass Russia Bear Duck; Hammock Cloth
 No. 2l, 2S, 40, 42, A and 72nch heavy twill
 ed Canvass; Cotton Cloth; Awning Stuff Tarpauln Cloth, 3 and feet wide
 Grain and Meal Bags; cotton Sal Twine, Sc. TIN PLATES, &c.-300 boxes Tin Plates 4X, Grown and Pontpool brands; 100 bxs Roofing Plate TX; square Tin and l4x20 and l0xl4 Leaded Plate.
 COPPER-Sheathing Copper various sizes Brazier's Copper 3Ox60. heavy and light, for
 copper gutters and balioys.. Banci Tin EnaIish and East India IRON-Sheet Iron, heavy and light; Iron Wire, do do; Sheet Zinc; black and timed Rivets, with full ullassortnent of articles for tuners use BUILDERS 'MATERfALS-Plasters Hair Hydraulic Cement, Cacined Plaster
 Thomaston Lime, Fire Bricks; Granite Col umns, caps, window and door stills, lutels and door steps.
 SALT-l500 sacks (beached) Liverpool coarse WINES-Grape brand Champagne, qts and pts Bouchet ct Fills Champagne, ats and pts Caret of fine quality m cases
 Steinwen in of dozen each
 pipe old Madeira of superior quality NAVAL STORES-Pitch, Resin, Manila Rope, Packing Yarn, Tarred Rope
 Blocks, Capsian Bars and Handspikes IRON CHESTS-7Scott's patent Asbestos Fire proof Chests. iv15
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-31

THNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mons.A, GeDF. \ FRoY is now ready to organize classes in French, after a new system ofhis own, and also partly after the Roberioonian system. For terms, Ac.. apply to A. Godefroy at his recitation room Cont street, No. 21 from 10 o'clock AM. till PM. Ladies will be punctuay attended to at tive residences.
 B.-Mons. G. from his long experience is able to teach learners from any French system whatever, and will always endeavor to suit the taste of his pu- pills His zeal and unremitted attention, he hopes will secure for him share of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-31
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 &PEEb INCREASE btyou1 all competition on S ihe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mon'- gomeiy Gala 10 Charleston (S CD via Columhusi Macon and Savannah Ga.)-haying less staging and more rest than any other line 10 Charleston
 By recent arrangements, this line carrles it's pas sengers through ahead of either of the lines by way of Augusta, Ga; having 25 miles less staging ihan the Georgia Railroad Line
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, fer Cheiaw. by railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line of four horse post coaches via Colnnbus Macon, Ga., l45 miles: thence by the Central Railroad 'U Savannah, Ga, l91 miles, with unsurpassed expdion and comfort hence by splendid line of steam packets 10 Charleston, no miles, where passengers travel while they sleep, enjoy lux rious table without charge, and arrive in Charleston from lou 10 six hours be- fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying the great Southern Mail.