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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
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AN IMPORTANT CURE by DR. Jnynes AL.
'etaiive We have becn informed by Mrs Mabau
"a gfand-dPnshicr of old Gen wayne) that The sui.
Tered Tor a number of years from The growth OF a
large Goi'haus TumUur OF the TAroai. which. be-
siue greai uoiOrniiy, pioduced both iliculty Of
degluiiion and Oi breathing. Indeed, she says the
pressure upon the wiudpire wac great as iu pre-
vent her from sleeping IN iocumbent position, and
often snH cation APP cared ihc vitoile. Slse also
lahored under severe iInsposion frum Liver COM
puinI aud Jiundce, with q horrible isu.n Of ner-
vous affections, Tor Which she commenced The use
of Dr Jayne's Alternative, which she took regularly
tor six OF seven weeks with occasional doses OF his
S'naiivc Pills; AID her general health vas thereby
completely re>csiablished aud now perceiving some
diininntiUn in The size OF the Corous Tumour; shs
Was encouraged 10 peisevere IN the use OF the Al.
IeTative until every yesiigc of the painful tnmour
was entirely removed. We think. therefore, that
such Important remedy should be more generally
known.
For sale by Dr. CRUMBACkER. No l73 Main
81. Wheeling. Va. oct 90
voLNE7 b. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
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His Offices are -
PHILADELPHIA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW Y0Rk.-Tribune Buildings, oppos-
BALTIM0RE.-S. f. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
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| iessrs MASON &TUTTLE, No. 1913 Mas
sau Street, are our authorized Agents i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite Che st. Charles and
Neranda Hotels, is agent for this paper IN
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention If left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22
DatIg Itaug8.
THURSDAY, Der. 20. ia,

EASTERN AGENCY. Iii ne knew ofuuy
Western rap,rs whica did no, employ Mr..
V. Ii. Palm r as an Aecn; in the Eastern ci-
ties we should certainly recommend them to
do so. The psomptncss, ca roy and accuTa-
cy with which the business o! publishers is
attended to exocls anything OF che kind here
,Horc prac need, TO our knowledge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22

s. B0UUlNOi. the student who arc
a.snially shot him5clfa fortnight ago. lipeS,s
-" com onabi, Z state 90 could b.. esptS,ed
WIG '"'''0H
l'5li "a i-Poufngs 81 az hcn~s, b.ar-
unmsn;i0nabir& - '''s
F'fe well Farewell oil ;fouo-flooasr
~ long IN, we've stuck ;oS'ther-
Vanot OF Sncsgonr ;hropyh,
Az bra Il ell sorts Of rSatbc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-22

STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
PoRT OF WHEELING.
~ Sa~T n spn
SSsss-rssss:aks.T U
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-17
A HoRRIBLE AFFAIR,

IL becomes painful dury record one or the most
horbis ouuagrs which has been psrpetraed in our
community. poor widow woman, who had been oc-
Copying small house in secluded spot the farm
of Mel VIM. Poagc. hearing some noise Of suspi.
cious character about II o'clock the night of the
ssh ulI., got out Of bed, kinded n light the hearth,
and reused her children. Scarcely had she done sn
when the voices at several distinctly heard;
aud asking who there she replied by
demand Tor her daughter Ia gr Of about ~ years OF
age) and threat that IL she did give her up, they
would proceed ut break open the house. This
they soon did by applying ionce. rail To the door,
The nOher III her fright. betook herself the garrett
and tho poor girl He'd through the back DOOR but was
pursued by the rtiilns, aud caught aud cTuely
violated Tie Of the children made their way as
last as they could Maj POBges they gave the a.
arm; and the mother, her bewdermcnt down Mr.
John NJ Pitmans Three Of MAJ. Poage's sons immediate
repaired To the house, but nothing the vi ans or
iheit victim. The poor gr, however. in the time
had reached the house OF MAJ. Poage, in most pitiabs
condition. Her statement ~ that there four
compsny-one white, two blacks. and yellow man.
The white she she charges be William b. Johnston
who has been arrested aud regularly committed Jail for
ts but the others she did not know. though she describes
the blacks stout, thick fellows, and the yellow man
OF tall and slender form One Of the blacks who
the first her had knife seven inches in the
Hsde. with which he threatened kill her. If made the
least noise resistance IL is sincerely be hoped that
the whole community will be the alert ferret the
ekcernble williams JUSTICE less than the common sasi
~ demands u--They among us-and they ought to be
Looted out like wild boasis
The unhappy girl, who has been the victim OF this afro
eous outrage Of gcn'oe and peposscssng appearance
and bears we understand an irreproachabe character
Saunfon Spectator.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-17
BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.
NASH a wOODGuOUsF.


1877 Main Street Rirbuo,d
WILLIAMS History Of ,sc Un,.d s,.,..
Whari,s system of Universal History
baneron's n-ioy 81 n,t.d ..,, -, A., 49,, .
School. SUI ~ ~ "'nss" io
f'o>ts History Of the und-d States. i2mo
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sritnsha~'- History of Gree.
G'imsha~'- History o Rouu-
Grini-ha~'s History o FnrLsnI
Grim.hs~'s History ofPrane.
6oodriehs Hisory of United State,
bai-s Premium % <oty NJ the United st,,..
cn-ys History Of tn. Un.i.i STAT.
Par'sys LIT Cd aud III Boot. OF IIsta,..
fihnoeks GoLsmih- Grr-ee
Pinnoek'- G"Li-miihs Rom.
finnoeh- God,mhh. England
Rohin-,ns History 81 England
Robbins Outline. O History
ku-ers History OF the United STATE.
TytIer's Univen-sl History
Wbep.y's Conil.nd n
Gondrieh- Chhd'- Hl4tat, Of Hate,
.sSnfs Manual Hsfop, ancient n,o-i-rn
nrn"ds lss'ur-s on Modern History
ferTuson- Rom.
Goodreh's Pictorial History Of Fnpo.
Gootreh's P,e'ora Hlsory Of In. Un,,s l,.,..
ke'shuey's History 81 Rnshni
Farey's Common School History
Parey's Univ.r~aI History
tro~es History Of France.
W Parents Teachers aod Ord al our
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-17
Ritbrnono Dailp 1Ubia.
Eai'.r-' r. NO :" Il. r asisxHr.s.

FORTH. cuARLk~roS COURIER.
LINES To-
Br RALFu RHYME
The day 10 long since first, dear Nan,
We Join'd our hands together,
And vo~'d beneath the ev'ning star,
To love, till death, each other.
Aud though our path hath rugged been,
Aud sirewn with thorns and briers
Yet what are cares and troubles, but
The hearts great purifersi
When life is young. and pulse beats high,
And unknown every sorrow
How little reck NO Of the change
That may be ours To morrow.
IT'S time alone the lesson tells,
la plain unvarnishsd measures.
How far the weight Of woes exceed
Lifc's few and accting pleasures.
And yet. when heart in heart is liok,d.
To brave life's storms together,
How many Of its temrests may
BE TUNED to pleasant weather.
Its drifting SHOWS, that blighting fall,
And chill loves opening flowers,
BE turn'd TO gentest zephyrs. and
Refreshing vernsl showers.
Then, let us travel on. dear Nan.
And ns old time rolls past us,
Still deem that LOT To be the best
Wherein his love hath cast us.
And II our cares hath sometimes seem'i
Beyond our strength 10 bear. love,
Remember that we've also had
OfIoys, n goocly share. lave.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-17
NEW GOODS!
FALL AND WIyTER DRy Go0ox .>
DOWLING'S ROMANIsN

. -. :, Wv LINUS hUMANISM
W RANDOLPH a 60. have trryived IN, al. Ill.,. =,
ron the earliest corruptions of Chraiapty IN m.
ue hns'rat'd by accurate and b-au,n, En-
~ eie"onles supervision. per .nd bisoriesl
incidents. byRev nowing. ~ Pnes o. 90 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-17
FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

A sPAkAGUs-t:iant
a ARTfCfiOkH-I.arrr Green Clol.
bEANr-D~an ksin~y. "a Y-tL~ No..
t@d Marrow, White Asno~. Iarr- Linn. A., 10y -
bEEr-tonE Boos Early BLOOD Tursp WIN. s,.., n.,.,
wuuI-. &C. ~ '"s.' 'A"sT
BhGol.l-Rary and Late Purpi-
cAhbAGE -Ray fork. Large Esy Bs,t,,r. Earl, Am
gar ia Late Sugar Loaf Plat butch Rel D.,.. ,.-.
CURED savoy. Drumh-ad savoy, Ae
CAkhUr-lonx Orange. E.Iy Horn. White PIED
CAuIIfLoWEk-Eary and Late
CELERY-Whi- nd Solid
CREss-Broad Leaf
CuCUhsER-lonx Green. Early Prane G,ss,si. ~.
EGG PLANT-Purpl-
ENDIvH
INDIAN CokN-Eariy Sugar. Smith. Hrtr. E.,,v ~.
I.EITUCE-Ies, Brown Dutch. EaIly s,L-.i. he
NAsrURrIUM
OKLA
ONiON-whie and Red
PARsLEY-Curi-d
PARsNIP
PEAs-Eurs Fairy. Fairy Frame Early Bl.nop. Dwarf Earl,
Charlton Dwarf MAfrowfAl AZ 10y
khnish-l"ns searist- Early Tupi,, DC.
RHuBARB-or yi.s
sALsIFY-Or Oy,t.t Plant
SPINACH
TOMATO-Larre Red
IUkriP-EaIy Plat Dutch. Red TOP Norfolk q.
roI AND SWEET HERB SEED
BIRD sEED
ONION sETS-wht.
hiso general Of Flower Seed Buno.. Root. A
- M '"o' '"' saeb r. r. DUvAL.
Bank square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-17
GUNS. GUNS.
NOTICE.

VUNiiE subscriber would inform his friends, and
the public generally that In of III.
the season and the OF business concluded
the improvements IN his Store previously mentioned the
~ January neIt and H. therefore, receiving
shoe Manufacturers of Philadelphia an extensive stock Of Root.
aud Shoes OF aihe various Kinds and qualities
VIII be added 10 his stock cf Boots Trunks an ,Ien
sve assortment 81 Hats, Caps and an of which
@'sd 10 sell ~ lower prices for any otbcr estab
hsnt ~ this ot any city south ~ the River There
lore he would earnestly solicit call rom in want oC the
above goods or any portion n them asd examine bs H
fnsve stock before purchasing sewee them that
he VIII strictly comply with every shove atoye on
Essi Main Street Opposite the ofhs Marksf-ber Known
as the Of the RED BOOT Chespes, sioe in Richmond
=. A. SMITH
Y. s-Don't forget the Red Root
Again r. SWi1 In few days be- added he present sost
large and eompIete assoRent u Eastern Boots Shoes &C
suited for the fall trade iu12 sA
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
wRCEs'prs OF C1,TTs,N,

Per steamboat Gu cen Of the South fin Wetumpka-G
w Tarleton l07 baies Desha. Sheppard co 81 Rhea,
Sykes CO IS; Pope Son IA; Maudin Terrell so;
Simpsoa so; Harris, Clayton CO Sc; andrews Daw-
son %; Brodnsx, Newton g. CO ISL Walker Holmes ID;
Dexter q Abbot "a: e L Andrews CO Is; @ Wesfeldt
q Bro l0j d sedbury s; order IS. ..
), Per steamboat Native from Cotton Gin Port-Toomer,
Gay 4 CO 25l bales Sims Redus IS; Walker emp-
son Gil Rhsa sykes e. co 60; Fontaine &c Son A;
Msrabie 8; T Hill l6; bradford Saunders rs; VIM
Eckford IS; Campbell, Owen co Sc; Parchman &c;
Crawford 8; Uirick, Wallace CO AZ; Ltdyard &
81 Thompson a Mathsson 81 A Campbell Isl Harwell d
. Dsvis IL.
:. Per stsambost Eliza I'm Columbus-Rives Battle CO
ls3 bales, boyd & Bro ll3; Tart Stewart co 9 A
Ledyard co 60, Esava, Murrell Il co SO; Brodnax,
Newton co IS; Tooner Gay q CO Is; } Cummins
10; Dickinson & Euss Isl Desha, Sheppard & CO Is;
Seaman IL; Lyon Il Baker 10; Hafwel Il Davis 81
Harris 81 Rupert d mcIesnd 81 A Campbell g. Bull e.
Bosrdman 6; w A Scott ST Hill Go"de 1; Lea
ysns & Malone 6; Carlisle Ii Mauldin e Terr rs;
Harris, Clayton g. co 81.
Par steamboat Marengo I'm Montgomery-T 4 @ Holt
SO bales; Toomer, Gay CO IL; Rhes, Sykes CO Is;
Hoyt Ford Il Robinson 26; Andrews Il Dawson 81; Win
A Armstrong rs; Thompson & Matheson 10, Tarleton,
Scott & Cumnings IS; G W Tarieion 2; @ Henry 10;
ssyrs ~: Rivss, Battle CO 81; Donald & Marshal i
lis; Gordon & Curry 25 Smith, Wyckof r N icoI 81
sLescsnc 80; Dickinson "a; Bull Boardman 81 3 l. An
drsws q co IL; Boykin & McRse l29 Campbell, Owen
4 co lS; Walker s. Holmes 1873; w DO yer CO 40; De-
shs, Sheppard co 49, Craig 80; c Stills 31j mcMi-
Ian rs; Lsavens e. Malone "a; Withers d CO g. Alex
>Fope Son 32j Tart, Stewart Il CO 50. 4.....
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
PUBLIC SALES.
ExL.CIlTOR,s SALE.

la iOh9S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
| ' order of tue Honorable the Orphans Court for
Mobile county. made the fifteenth FAY of Febu-
AIRY. ID. 1915 shall proceed On The seventh day
Of April A ID. 1916, to sell at public sale for cash,
to the highest and best bidder al the Court House
in The city Of III bile, the following described real
estate, being the property of The estate Of the late
Joseph Anze, deceased-thai is to say, all that
lot OF parcel of ground, beginning AZ point The
east side of Claiborne street, one hundred and t'u
feet suuthwardy OF the sonlh east angle Of Govern
ment and Claiborne streets, the by line running
eastwardly eighty -four feet parallel with Govern
ment street 10 post thence by line running
southwardly and parallel with Claiborne street nine
ly feet To point, thence by line running west
wardy parallel with the first described boundary,
eighty four feet point on The east side of Clai
borne street, thence along The east side of Claiborne
s'reei ninety feet 10 the place Of beginning.
ASo' all that other piece and parcel Of land situa
ie Wing and being in the city OF Mobile in square
NO al, bounded on the west by property of Willis
Sanders aud T. L. Barnes, the north by properly
lately OF b. H. Rutland, on the east by lots belong
ing TO ~ Is. bea'l and the south by lots lately
oi james Pau-havIng the following dimensions:
the west line running north 2skdg west about forty
SIX feet the north line running north 6Sdg. west
about fflyeigh feet more or less
Also, all that lot ar parcel Of ground, situate, "
ing and being in the city # Mobile in square PAL,
and numbered in the plan Of a survey made by James
Dowell, lot number nine, fronting on the north side
Of State street, containing fifty 1.-TWO feet ten inches
The front, and ninety feet in depth.
Also, undivided half part of all that piece or
parcel Of land and premises, situate, lying and beiAg
in the said city of Mobile, the of ST. Louis
and Jackson streets, having "A front on ST Louis
street Of one hundred and ten feet running through
Ia st. Anthony street, with the same front on st.
Anthony st. Louis street, bounded north by st.
Anthony, west by Jackson, south by St.Louis street,
and east by lands Of Daniel Wake, and others.
C. AUZE,
Executor Of the will of Jos. Auze deceased.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
PAasENG KRIS.
II, achr Carmen FIN LaRuna-Me asrs Newhnll, e

Per Mex. schr Carmen fun Lsguna-Messrs Newhall,
Casey, Randolph.
. Per steamboat James Day from New Orleans
Watson, Gen Nc DusaI, Major Whitrdge, Rev Sawell,
Msssrs Calhoun Bcrnan, Hayden Wolf. Carr, Daniels.
Holt conaor, Brlton, Donleron otey, Armis'end, Nc
Dugx, Williamson, Rea, Robbins, Barnard, Rice, Lamp
kin, olsand, Fnrisr, smiih-i7 on deck.
Per steamboat Fashion, fun Newt rieans-Mesdames
Elliott, Holt, Mckenzie, Harris and children, Miss FL
listt, Missss Holt Holt and lady, Messrs Harris
Pope. Pillct spoonor, Puryear, McMchas Bliss, Hub
bard, Absrnethy. ...
Per sisamhost Eliza Gn Columbus McElroy lady
and children. Knapp lady and children Deloach
and lady. W II Colsmsn and lady, Mesdames TankousIy
IS, Miss Barry. Messr. s Lyon, F Swami, W Haui-
ion. W Iiurdly. Nspier. & Chairman, Freds lex.
Lewis. L tonnsuiry. DR. Patton. w Holbrook Col,
:, lips. g TGE.snwopd, g Hnrwe, T W Sims, Evans, g
ssfusss, u Mcclure, W Cade, Peck. Wilson, Webb,
Martin; Roiy, TsrreiL W and G G Tankousy, Jno N
. NHhatt l. g keenan,. -
Per ssau,bosL M.rengo fun Montgomery-Arkenhurst
and lady, Manning and lady, Mesdsmes Boss, Collins,
Catha. Maobsrry and child, Misses Msyberry, Baker
Cammsch, Drs Mahsr, Gee, Measrs v Gardner,
Lsngdaa, Robinson, Rntcn, Alexander. Smith, Taylor
Hoasswright. sauerwhiie, Jenkins. Nelms, Mumford
PSai,t Fosler Stenhart, Drury, Johnson Berkley.
aud II Grjfn, Cornegay, mckinney, Plnienburg, Al
xander Reinsien, Hyard Cole, Cater HARRIS rsrgu-
son. Gene Foster. johnson, Glass Mason, MOORE Gam
Inhck campbeiI, Radcliffe Chnse Gee. Alsxnndsr' Nc
j. Per steamboat Native FIN Cotton Gin Port-Messrs
Kslluna, Brtion. Mcdaniel, Feathersion, Parrhman
N ERsley,-E James, Gordon, Newton, Alexander
wilder. T Msrk. Miller, Hail. Martin. Burnes. Houston
J Mosely, T. Louehridgs, Dandfiige, Parchman, no
"a ssrs, Rebiasam. Richardson. :.
Peg steamboat Queen Of the South rom We!nmpka-
stewart, Lewis Lazy, Goldsmith Dorsey, Rice, String
or, 'St0rr, Jones, Mcclure. Miller.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
gDH PORTS

NEW-OREEAN5-Per schr Mistake-320 SKIS corn, 70
bbis whiskey, 81 bxs cheese.
NEW-ORLEAN5-psr steamboat Day-l2 bbs
assses, 90 do NEAL I6 do our, "a do beef l2 do tnrs
do pork 10 do eggs Is do appes 20 do hacon, SO cks
do, pps gin, h. or do brandy, 2l5 coils rope, lis
kegs lard Sc SKIS coffee II hhds sugar. 46 pcs bagging
china ia sks ties. bbls, baskets wine
NEW,ORLEANS-Per steamboat Moniezuma-I72 ps
bsggng 1873 bbls 81 hfdo moasses $40 do whskey 2O9
do hou do ale, do vinegar 81 do cider, Al hhds
ger 1924 sks corn AGO do is cks bacoD 10
bacco AZ coils rope, ll6 sacks Coffee bales Irvine, So
kegs nails, &c.
: NEWsOREEANS-Per steamboat Fashon-20 bbls
whsksy So do pork 81 do potatoes 10 do eggs. SO do
sppss corn Is hhds sugar. 800 pcs bagging, $50
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
SuERIEE,S SALE


Donald r. w. McRae, Admir- Of T. James, decd,
VS.. yendition exponas.
Edgar r. James, and John Gayle and Robert ID.
James, his securities.
Nv ILL he sold for cash in front of the Court House
w door OF Mobile county, on the first Monday OF
March, l84o, between the hours of II O'Clock AM.
and O'Clock PM OF SAID lay, all the right. title and
interest Of John Gayle, in and to the following de-
scrbed piece, parcel lot ol land and premises, site
uated, lying and being in the county Of Mobile, on
the north side Of the Three Mile Greek, and descrIb-
ed as inlOws, to wit:-commencIng at the northeast
corner Of David Files lot Of land the said st. Ste
phens Road thence along the west side of said Road
north l0a degrees, west nine (9) cha Is 81 links, to
stake; thence south n degrees west, fifteen 15)
chains and eghty-four (s4) links to stake; thence
south l0l degrees, (9) chains and 81 links,
to Il stake the north line of said David Files line
or land-; thence north II degrees east, along said
Files line, fifteen (]5) chains and So links, 10 the
place Of beginning. Continuing fifteen Q5) acres,
and bonded follows: east by The ST. Stephens
Road, north and west by lands Of T. L. Toulmin,
and south by lands formerly belonging to Da-
vid Files. The above described lands be sold
the property Of John Gayle, by virtue of The above
stated writ of vendifion exponas, which issued from
the Circuit Court Of Clarke county and to me directed
febI 54rds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ C.
Gp5-Posponed by consent of plaintiff until tbs LIST
Monday in April 1915.
mhl S0tds q. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. G.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Lewis Judson,


George DAVIS, Sr., and Charles Cullum.
WILL be sold for cash from Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, the frs,
Monday Of April, 1915, between the hours OF ii o.
clock AM. and o'clock Pm of said day, all the
right title and interest Of George Davis, ST., in and
to the following described piece, parcel OF lo' of land
and premises situated lying and being IN the city Of
Mobile the south side OF Government street, ha
wing front of lorty-one t4l) feet on the south side
of Government street, and running back soutiwardy
hundred aud eight l0S) feet, and bounded AS
follows: east by lands of William NJ. Samuel H..
Garrow, west by lands formerly belonging to George
F. Sale and now claimed by Alexander CapelI, on
the south by lands formerly occupied by William
Light, deceased, and on the north by Government
street, being The same lot Of land formerly conveyed
by Henry Center TO George Davis. Jr., by deed
bearing date Attn day Of December, 1884, and record
ed in the Office Of the Clerk of the County Court OF
Mobile county, in book N, pages Ill and li2. Said
lot having been levied The property of George
Davis, Sr., by virtue of the above stated execution
which issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun
ty and to me directed.
nh7 s3tds C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24

XKTIIL he sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door of Mobile county, on the 18th Of
April, 1915, between the hours Of IL O'Clock A. N.
and O'Clock p. of said day, negro man called
JOHN, aged about % years, and says that he be-
longs TO one Mrs Nancy McClary. of Beaufort coan-
~, South Carolina. from whom he was stolen abo1t
six wears since; the said slave John is black. about
feet, I inches high, aud has on The bo,toua
of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy
Said negro having been committed to the jail Of
Mobile county as IA runaway slave, BY Charles A.
Hoppin, Esq, Mayor Off city of Mobile, on tho
9Th day Of September, 1874, and his owner having
failed to forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away, he therefore 10 TO be sold IN
compliance with the statutes in such made and
provided to pay Jail fees.
octIS 2l9tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff, M. C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-24
Z. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. C.


Johanna Nolan, John Nolan,
VS. ia VS. Il ia
John O'Brien John O'Brien.
M ILL be sold for cash in front Of The Court
w House door Of Mobile county, the first
Monday Of April IS, between the hours Of II AN.
and O'Clock pm Of said day, all the right, title and
interest of John O'Brien in and to the following des
crIbed piece, parcel, lot OF land and premises,
situated, lying and being the city of Mobile, at
the southwest corner or intersection of st Francis
and Hamilton streets, having front on the south
side of ST Francis Of seventy COY feet, and
front of sxty-fve (65) feet on The side Of Ham
Iton street, and having the same width IN rear rs in
front Hamilton. and bounded follows, to wit :
by lands Of Stanton ct al, north by ST Francis
street, east by Hamilton street. and south by lands
of Charles Steele ct al the same having been le-
Wed on az the property Of John O'Bren ly virtue of
The two above stated executions which issued from
the Crcuit Court OF bile county and to directed
mh7 S3tds G. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. G.
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LIxRRPoOE.Per BIZ ship Symmsiry-2s99 bales co T.
ton.
:, IIyERPooL-Psr shp WIN GOddnrd-lssa bales cot
CARbENks-Per brig r, ances-62 e5I feet lumber.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Berry Sumerall,
Va Fl. "a.


WILL be sold for cash in front OF the Court
w House door of Mobile county on the first Mon
dav of April 1915, between the hours OF IL o'clock
AM. and O'Clock Of said day, all the right, til
tie and inIerest of Bedo Baptiste, in aud the fol-
lowing described piece, parcel lot Of land and pre-
misses, situated, lying and beingin The county Of Mo-
bile, the north sle Of the Spring Hill road
about three miles from the city of Mobile, at "A place
called NapoIeonville, having front the Spring
Hill road Of one ~ acre, and running back north
eas,wardIy from said road and half q h es
in depth, and bounded follows, to witt southwest
by the Spring II i'll Road, northeast by lands Of Mon
tagne, and southeast by lands Of Bedo Baptste. The
same having been levied the property OF Bedo
Baptsie by virtue Of the above stated execution,
which issued from the Crcui, Court of Mobile coun-
" md 10 Tue direced.
mh7 S3tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.