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PUBLIC MEETING.
On WtduesdIu. y o'rJorl u VI

VII F'0''''H"Iy. tFUtN, T. II.
The Wings of Richmond invited 10 attend ublic
Meeting which will ,sEe place Wedne day evening" al
o,eioct, at the " Odd Fellows Hail.
The Meeting will be addressed by Mr. Lyos.-and the
other candidates for The City invited to DO 81 likewise
Monday. March 9th. le45. Many wHro yorsE..
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corcspondeHes Of ms N,w York Brp,"'
WASHINGTON March II. 1916

PssiaeUs Polk Is determined that he will keep Of
t.e iauacons Of ST. Paul, even If he be quite
IN oil porcuars as the Journal Of Commerce ould ain
make the pabc hs.yc. To provide Tor bis own hOu.e
hold, including not only he flfoiy slt o whole Of
Tennessee srsin. 10 b, H.. t,f.aina tor, whether from
love Of hy ucfe btc.Jst does with deuy
faith and be consj cred i5ia bfJel OF because
he thinks sue dcm"cfae docs sppsaL Cerin IL
IT, however, that he intend, & ke himself aud family 10
clover for four years 70 hn with himself OF the heed
&! the list, apd ten let u ioothe column ff bis Ssb
janice X Pois, PUsdcni iJfiyui years, 81 s25,.
., 900 ge,naanam. $4,000
wa. :sseiye $4,000
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JJ IL will be by reference to our
that the Orphenn Omy will the CITIZEN, Of Rich
mond, Thur.day and Friday next, with two of their
Concerts From the i.iiering term, in which they are
spoken OF by our northern contemporaries, we have no
doubt they will be received aud eneored by full houses,
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RoeEltI.. Msreh qL l.li


TO IN EdH0Tt y Ths WHIY9
Gealemeni We zoe Ia your piper of tbs morning an
Article signed An Observer" pretending 70 give Ga sc-
count q he running VI the steam Dlts John MARSHALL and
CUris Peck which We should hsys noticed I"An Oh
server had bsen more particular in hi, observations, sad
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On Saturday lss gave brief account or the bsrning
q portion Of tho dwelling u Mr. George r. Fisher
Dover Dcl snd q the heroic conduct Of his sister,
ing hi- ;wo children. pfyos etter informs that the
is" CHILDREN have sncs dsd Of the injuries they received
aud inst M5' Ricatds Is de- foscrsIy injured.
More tsfpbe han a, Informant tsi, tho hrf
tha work q ire wto gull emppved O. tlte ctargr a
the 'hdffn. She has since nrde ful. co,sion end IL
'?y'afs htt sho placed lighted candle under the bcd
wtni oct hul to door, and III, % children 20 their o,e
IIf4d r. oar.
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HALIFAX.

u this hopeless county the Wings hove no Candidate
Messs EJmun5s sud stoyall, the former Democratic Re-
representatives. again IN tbs field, aud addition the
Lynehbufs Virginia. 'Sys Mr. WoOd'on Bughe, s Cen.
dijats.
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The Mississippi very little tii. point yesterday.
The War Eagle aud Lynx, which lett Prairie du Chen
last Sunday. report the irEsa that place. and
persons Crossing the leo. The river falling thcre
Ga'ena rising ltls, and tho lower rspiJs there
was scant four feet water and falling.
The steamer Balloon. from Weston report, the Missouri
falling isst aoove the mouth Of the Gs-ouads with but
four feet In the channel Below the IL
fi-lrg with Ave ieet water In the channel
In the Illinois there Is from seven feet wasr and
ialling.-H. L1ais &rpntLieaR, March 4.
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MASONIC No,rtCp

IE'HB Members n Richmond RaIJoph Lode NJ, 10 mm..
81 Ibs hasohs Hall. on 10 morrow Wrin.ss., ., ooes
= H. iof N purpose Of paying lie tribute o. speet 10 oa,
deeesscd Bro Aaron Myers
Members Of Lodges Nos u, H. and a. a.. Al. a,,ss b,
n are respectfully izyiieI - BY utie, On ~ Wor Ma.
!" mn 20 JOHN IrgrEn 0reu
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fhete IS good inquiry boil, ior Forrgn and Domestic
bills, md ne rates previously noted arc maintained We
quote Sterling s4aSS cent prem. Francs 5f27tto 81
3.3 NewYoS 90 days. to per cent dis. Sight checl,
par tee per cent dis rRpFIc.
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PUBLISHERS, u. s. Mali

fubblSBCfS u. y. MAIL,
blLLETLS TUESDAY, 25h .varrs-i2 ss,,sL
1'Ht following New Works received SO beur,
- In 'dvsnce Of any EIpre-sn the country
By Mis day's mail.
s ne NJ sns ofseyen land. BY insrahaa; ist sU
sequ'lothe Quaker CITY, No. I:I2t Gus
rs tha.n' Josephn-. Martin. Eduon; IS cts
- Wondering Jew by NJ Eassne Sue, eonsn,ss aess
LArsLy sRsNxp ..ts;
.hs Cuon Lord. by Mrs. Stone; csc.
,oun ian and Gentemans Magazine for Ap,l a.c
2se. y" ." h"shsa Lazy % h~'
nqa'ue a. GUIDE to the u.-ss. Of Society BY Com, Alfred
spanish waltz aud afthe German warr deus eu.,s use
Inc osmass T.Ie kru1asr BY Miss iiarrie ~ Tee; qse
IN one, PC.
Paul p"v'reH u's Judgment. ed~. ny inars
fotIsa O. the Lsai nfhs Reef Romance Of blu. We
'siS ~ H. fngraham, g5c.
ro?uu Lectures Astronomy by ~ Arzgo with additions b.
Ih' ro'on, New York Phiassphia Weekly nsv.pavs
The london Iustrated News BY The Cambria ss m
~, i I~don r p al Times 90 % Sisu
No GLiuonrs Living age; i0!
The ffoisge of ts Grat tale of Italy BY Fosas Tor
fe.lsf ag'hor Of Albert Simmons &C; i2t 81.
Ihs " den sory Cor my youns cousry ~ A.
Mrs PeE. Pooling BY Tom IIooi-A Hsno.ou, p.s,, on
pees snd DIsmste Sketch BY slf Bl~sr iasss
lions b Dahsy-2s cents
i2i CEN, - 1900 ~
Anr,. Iadi,s NsgsIns fot Avr,--Isi cent?
No ~ ispeT's Illuminated Pictorial BfbIe-2s
cents
TOE 4n.rican Review WING Journal for Msrss is,s-sOs
a. cents
Ts Al Of convasaion Fashion ami Aadrsa.
W We Nstsry authorizes q the Young Madens Book es
GrHsBl Tho Gown, BY Charles Dickens 20 cents
The lon5on Lancet fof March, Isis. SO ts
No " Lusrs Living Age-ise
HALrfN L KELLRs
Coisdueto1-P q. =. Man
ln' Saa sf-'l sofner of Main and Itth
a..
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET

TuF.pAy MORNING. March Is 1886
oGiy moderate amount of business wss transacted in
the Cotton Yesterday, and purchasers appeared dis
inclined 10 operate the current prices The
reached to about $500 bales in small parcels and We can
not notice any change in prices
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ssr The whole ises An Observer" that the JeAa
Msrehail went out VI the mouth of the Appomsox nilcs
ss'ern OF the cur'. Peek. aud the she only
QUE mile s-ern. making gain oi miles In 50. No~
Me-sr- Editors. Why did IAN Observer give the time
OF me stops made ~ each Boat. did 10 Observe sase
sor m.ee by nc John Msohsll sxeepnx jast throw he
mail beg OUT st Civ PoInt. aud he observed that hs
Curtis rsck made Cos, the whsH and remained long
enough 10 sks on board ten ucn and their
haxsase and s's make other sops thar the John Marshall
did not make, before che rot the Grove sud why he did
not state that tho Marshall did yo there.
by saving some twenty thirty minutes ia the Nor
ok. and that the J. Mar-ha directly from Wslthsls
10 Norfolk wi,h"u, making than three stops.
whilst the Curtis Peck has make from eight fifteen
stops e,w-sn this and Norfolk her passengers
thy. and "An Orssr,.t" by tie number al
gers she carries The al tie Curtis Peck consider
t1t lair us, of speed was had Saturday uiorni Slh
Instant when both Boats expected and prepared for
IT, and We ise perfectly satisfied tho result; and
arc running well 10 accommodate the travel, To mako
reasonable profit, they will all times stop land aud
receive passengers which, " the J. Marshall viii do,
venture - thst she does make better good
time ia" =. Peck does, ~ she shonld get many pat
sens-rs ss the Z. has hereiaio,c goi;on1
IiAsklNS & LIBBY.
trhis article -houd have appeared yesterday but the
crowded state II cur columns. Edo.
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Interval. which not only deserves The rspshsn
son. but vii iasify tho fslless retaliation.
Resolved That the grievances alne referred IN In
ton ~,'h ors' furnishes basis upon which all political
pses may meet In concert and HARMONY, and that the
time ks. arrived when every frerm.n OF Western Virginia
should be prepared u demand hs rghts At all hazard.
Resolved. That ~e earnestly recommend the people Of
Non~e'sn Virginia IL hold conventions Of the people al
eonvenrr point. during the ensuing summer To take into
consideration the eras. violation our dearest interes
aud We pledge ourselves u, FAR the farhest the
lawful ri-hn.
Aier the adoption Of the iose animated
speeches were made by Col. q. ID. Camden, COL A J.
Smith, aud j. ). Garlic. E-s which were listened TO with
great attention.
"a mol n. Resolved. That the p,oceedngs Of ,hi.
meeting be pubhcd IN the scion VI Dsmoer "iI-r.
rson Republican," Mountains "Richnviil whis and
"En9,;rcr."
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T~o bundled ar! fry -iJo thousand dollars appoprst.
Cd rr Tennessee upd tyihrse th,u.and moro 4, keep
o.. White House IN ORDER nskrg up 70 the day wo hun.
S'ci and seventy Three hoasnd dyir one hundred snd
SKY iiouand II which - Tor BIZ oH lomly - IN bis
family. al Tile "I % wt. IL - real defnccracy--Tue
I.a.Iuf5DiIn plnccsl Christianity. JsGcs r. Polk On.
dsf'snts Hog principles LeIEo Unpi1Os Wig heresf,er
dare TO Ssh who beg,
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HOYT'S OFFICE.
WORDS OFFICE,

Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery comes to-day-s2o no
Capital, &c. Tickets SIS.
FOR this evening and tomorrow morninp-sos oOo
,so9 lO u I5Co, 10 Of 1000. &c. Tickets &C. IS Nos
NH 26 wopD,o
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Total lhusf.T Tor his family
~, 'rV---ssr-

FoH TWEFsstF.
Robert Armstrong, Consul 10 LisI'pJo! lof
year.. Sl7,OOO per 1nnum $4,000
Mr. Mclaughlin, Tennessee Recorder " the
land ofFc, sa,OO per annou 1900
Purser Bradford appointment 10 life, Of ycar,
Sl5,0D per 5000
Csvo Johnson, Postm1stu General, years,
s6ooOper aanum $4,000
Al WsSef, Secretary Of the ffssijsnt yssD.
$3.50 PEI sGGdn 5000
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CINCINNATI MARKET, M.reh 81.

Sales al Miami CAnoli-
FlOur.-975 bills. at sass Inspected.
$40 $50
40 362
Whiskey.-70 bbls. at Ie,c.
100 NIsic.
Provisions hog round s5l5 per 100 lbs
5000 lbs Sides at SIC.
No Lard at So; % bbls. Rump Pork a, s775; 1000
pc Bacon Hams, nut 81 smoke, 6ic 1000 lbs Shoulders
and l30OO do sides In bulk. good, nj 3tiI1:.
Siesrine.--A sale Of IL bbs. hard, Of 6tc.
Packing Since the cold weather Of The Iss, three or
four days we notice. tina. Mr. IGehan is killing and pack.
ing about 1000 hcgs.-hTL.s.
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DIE:p,

Al o'clock, A. VI. on yesterday, Mr.. A,Eoa MysRs,
eyed about IS years. The friends Of the lsGy and the
citizens generally invited TO attend his funeral from hi.
late residence, this day. at ~ o'clock p. VI.
Ga the 23J Instant at the residence of hs, In las.
NJ. Il. Wolfe, Mrs. HASNAg LEVY, eyed co wears.
Ner OrIsans papers VIII plesss cory.
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wAnn EIrcrIoSs


Tho h'ecuoa OF nne Cenncilmen from each Ward Of
this City, will be held the 6oi Wednesday In April next
ut the following place. siz:-Fw Ward No. O. or JefsI.
eon sid. at the unon lioelfor Ward No. @ VI MsdL
son Wand, at tho Columbian Hoiel-for Ward No. g. or
Monroe Ward, n the Shockos Hill Tavern.
The Polls viii be opened 10 o'clock A. NJ and closed
At Sunset Of tho same day.
JNo. N. FERGUSON,
req. Sou-td Sergr City Of Richmond.
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,offEE-2oO mats Manila Coffee, Just re.
~ 'siyr,. ani for ale BY
NufI.u- u.x.,,
SfEkM OIL uerces bieacIicd winter Sperm
- %. warrsnt.i, for sal. BY
WILLIAMS .
MORE NEW PUBLICATIONS..
No:i Harp-rs illuminated and Pictorial Ditlv
Nos ~ and ~ iisprTs
Loon :" tie Eni or bsnp-iis Abroad. by Mrs Eli.
No = Nev'Ees Of Ssue,t-own. BY Lever
No : ThIrwaIs Ge,res
Aria; Romance b, q r X Jsms. 20
Vol Let Wandering Jew. Nos. n one; Price so cts
standard fdon Common Pr.yrr snr the u.- AZ
ihr rnesh Episcoaa Church. published by Harper Brotbs
bei1niy OF Practical Medicine npsin, Gen.rs Patio
sy the Nature AMI Treatment Diseases Morbid
~ James coupsnd u s, Edited adduias. BY CLsr.
A Lee u. Just receiyedb b.
NASH 4 wOnDHOuaE,
nh "a iJ5 haiI Street.
X kEGS Horse Shoes, assorted sizes
Il - I es.k Wagon Ground Boxes
Esceiv ing by Scbr Nassau, snd for SALE by
Ehs JnUS N. GORDON
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II AIDES MOROCCO sIIPPrRs Of MeIp,oh,. n.s,,-s~, :.
and our own maize the best country Rrt,n.vs
supplies OF each hnd for sale BY ihs single do.n BY
p. X. WHITE CO.
Ma. n NJ.
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u The Aanaal Meeting Of the Bible Society Of virsi
be held in the Centenary Church ON Tassdsy night
the LIST OF April at half past O'clock Several interest
| ing addresses may be expected. mh26-,d
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To tis Editors Of he IIhis :

rhis article should have appeared yessrjay bu, ivr
crowded state ot eur columns. Edo.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE MOBILE MARKET.

The tresent number closes the commercial of l94i-5 tu accordance with usual custom take leave to wait upon our friends with brief summary of the lead Ing features and prominent connected with the Cotton Market during the past accOmpa nying which will be found variety of tabular statements
 illustrative ftho trade and commerce Of city to which we beg reference with confidence in their accuracy
 And first take occasion to remark that the general character and ultimate result of the business has proved satisfactory and profitable than the most gine antcpaons entertained in the early part ofhe year Our country has been blessed with the continuation of peace health and prosperity, and the fruits of the earth and the products of industry have In general afforded fair remuneration to the husbandan and artisa aordng ac dye and prohtable employment at the same ume to the commercial resources and enterprise of the country
 The business character of the past has In almost every aspect been widely different from the year preced flag In that year the loss upon in cotton was extremely heavy and the seasons business generally dsasrousast season shippers invariably realized
 greater or less margin In their operations and although profits have not been very large business has satfactoy has been carried the right side of the account In 1s43-4 planters ob,ained high prices for staple and with the were probabl, she only parties who had be satisfied with tht course astyear planters were the sufferers though la their beevea comparison of tn, range of prices throughout the entire and prope confederation of other ccumstances will that ther has been less real than apparent cause of complaint
 In other respects the has been decidedly vora bie to planters. With suspicious weather during the al 2pd wIieE thsb cEpps wsTe handled much better ihal
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

No. 2 SPRUCE STREET, NETWORK, TUlHE only manufactory ofany extent in the United II States. The subscribers offer for sale the most splendid assortment of SHADES which could be collected together, consisting of the following yles
 10000 paIrs of beautiful Gothic, painted by artists These all views of celebrated places in Europe.
 4,OO0 paIrs of assorted Gothic, Corintlian and Landscapes, such generally sold about the city:
 70 pairs of most beautiful Corinthian, painted in Florence.
 100 pairs of some of the most celebrated places in this country.
 5000 pa,rs of cheap shades from 62a to $l 50.
 We n,edye ourselves to sell 100 per cent cheaper ,ban anv other house in New.York. Persons wish ing 10 see the process of getting up the most useful articles, are shown through the painting rooms with great pleasure not 10 be surpassed. TRIMmISGs of all kinds at manufacturers prices.
 GJsPersons buying to sell again dealt with on the most liberal terms.
 aug12Kmo BANfOL & DE MAONf. 1UyHE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mons.A. GsDE- Il TROY is now ready to organize classes ! French, after new system off own, and also partly after the Robertsonian system.
 Ladies will be punctually attended to at thefre- specttive residences. ,-
 N. B.-Mons. G. from his long experience 'sao'e to teach learners from any French system whatever, and will always endeayor to suit the taste oi ms pu pils His zeal and unremitted atfention' ne hopes will secure for him a share of former patronage.
 Mons. A. GorEFRoY, French gentleman now residing in Mobile, was engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language, to class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa. Being one S of his patrons there, became acquainted with hs o,.,ho4 oG instruction and witnessed the rapid pro- oress made by his pupils. take pleasure in stating e6rMr. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by him- seli) that it is superior to any other have ever l known used His diligence in attending to the 'i- s,uetion of his scholars aud his unwearied zeal to communicate knowledge of the language he pro- fesses to teach, deserves the hghss! c0mmendstlon, pblo sscma VH0"AS p' Aas1
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
DENTIsTR RY.

TYR. LEES NERvINE will give immediate re. II lief to the most acute TooTH ACHE, whne It rroceeds from an exposed nerve. It will also en- ,;relv destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be plugged and again become useful. without any pain wbateyer. TRe Neryine is perfectly free from every thme injurious to the organization of the tooth or | that will discolor it.
 Certificates of its efficacy, from some of the most respectable citizens, may be seen st the OFFICE, southeast corner of Royal and Dauphiastreets, over Gresorys Exchange, entrance on Royal-st.
 IJ>Every operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted to last. mh2l 94tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, lS45.

CO1TON-Anved since o3d ut l63 bales, of which I4 crop against sales of GA balessay 37 old at chasing about mddng and 27 at sHc middlng fair fair The tendency of the market in favor of buyers Tho stock sale about 220 bales all but 90 40 bales The stock in port embraces small cargo of 239 bales held from shipment Buyers consider the mar ket high the supply at the same time being too trng to attract much attention Our rivers remain very low. brig the only square-gged vessel in port but up Sa- turday for New York. -1 rr nt
 Exchange is rather lowerforeign nominal. Stg 9140 OK prem. N York 60 days hi0A dis, checks sGDA pre- uum State notes 2fD3 3dis.-light supply.
 MOl,iIe Cotton Sta ate m mt for S44-5
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06

Tariff of Charges for the Shippers Press and Warehouses for the Seasons 1s45 and S46.
 STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month. Spe, bale For one month thereafter, per bale. 10 Drayage irom the wharf, per bale .......... 6{ Storage, drayage and wharfage on compressed
 cotton per bale ..W All other charges last season.
 The above Tariff to take effect on the first day of September next.
 G.. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press. je7 I591
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
k9.'2 As|sa2 a a5@& @

To Travellers going North.
 SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition on S the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont gomery (Ala ) to Charleston (S CD via Columbus, Macon and Savannah Ga. )-having less staging and more rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, thIs line carries it's pas sengers through ahead of either of the lines by way of Augusta, Ga.; having 25 miles less staging than the Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by railroad 40 miles: thence by splendid line of four
 horse post coaches, via Columbus 10 Macon, Ga, l45 miles: thence by the Central Railroad 10 Savannah, Ga., 191 miles, with unsurpassed expidition and comfor thence by splendid line of steam packets to Charleston, no miles, where passengers travel while they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge and arrive in Charleston from oui 10 six hours be. fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying the great Southern Mail. DAILY SCHEDULE:
 Leave Montgomery at. .....l o'clock, AM. Arrive at Chehaw at....,.5 AM. Columbus at. ....3 PM. Macon st.......9a AM. Savannah at. .IO5 PM. Charleston from Ito II e AM. Extra Coaches will always be kept iH readiness to accommodate the travel. .. Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston omnibus included, $26 50. U. .....,... Through tickets can be had on application to JB. JOHNSON, Agent, al Montgomery Hall. Montgomery. April IA, 1S45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile re. ferred for further particulars, and through tickets giving preference of seats, to Mir. John Ticknor Agent, No. 8 St. Francis street, or to Lewis J Arguelles, Agent, Mansion House, Mobile. a-rIt will be seen that the car,s of the Expres, Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, which claim fol them the greatest speed are dated prior the l5tl April, and were then correct, although now the re verse. .rI.. .rirNIt. N-''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

OMITTED to the jail of Mobile county, on O the 22d July, ls45, by Charles Hoppin, Esq: Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway slave called SOUvROUGH, 57 years of age. 5 feet or inches high, says he belongs to Robert R. Watson, Mont, gomery county, Alabama. The owner IS requested 10 come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with ac- cording 10 law in such cases made and provided 10 pay aIl fees.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. c. Landon,
 vs order of sale, Ean. A rlaualnnt

GeOrge A. CeVehhd.
 TWILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, Wednesday, the 10th day of September. lS45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of sand day. TWO HORSES :-the same is to be sold per- sabe property, by virtue of the above stated order of sale which was issued by Jhon A. Cuillbert, Judge of the County Court of Mobile county and to
 aug26 isstds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
SHERIFF'S SALE. Archibald Brown

vs. fl. ia.
 Louisa Owen, administratrix of George w. Owen, deceased.
 WY ILL be sold for cash in front of lhe Court w House door of Mobile county on Friday the 18th day of September, 1915, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of sa Id day, four Cows and Calves, and thirteen Beef Cattle,-he same is to be sold as the property of George W. Owen deceased in the hands of Louisa L. Owen his admnistratrix,-I same having been levied on by virtue of the above stated execution, which is- sued from the County Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 sep2 l96ds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff, NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the jail of Mobile county on O inc 10th August, lS45, by Franklin c. Kim ball, Esq, Justice of ihe Peace, runaway nulat- to slave called HAMPSTEAD. aged about 22 years. feet g or 10 inches high, and says he belongs 10 Robert CIopton, of Noxubee county, State oi Ms sissipp. Tine 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 provided to pay jail fees.
 augl9 I9Oif c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NC.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-06

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-1he undersign- V ed having associated with him MT. J. M. Stan nard, the Auction and Commission Business will be continued under the firm of DoRRANCE & STANNARD after the lst of October.
 iy3 c. w. TORRANCE.