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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22

are his instruments in the game he plays, and be
sees. at glance, the move which may be made
with each, in order to secure the end at which he
aims"
For some minutes after Walter had ceased Hen
ry rat in silence; but at length starting up sudden
ly, he seized his hat and prepared to depart
Where are you going Henry'" asked Walter.
"To seek Richard vinton, and charge him with
his villainy to his face" replied Henry.
/" You must do no such thing" returned Wal
ter, "you will only shut every avenue by which
we could expose him, and rush upon your own
ruin" .H
SHOW so' can I not prove what mine own eyes
have seen lcan not save Lucy from his power"'
Z" And who willappear as his accuser'"
"Myself, to be sure"
+" But where are your witnesses"
al have your testimony, Walter; surely you
would not hesitate"
"But what will the slight testimony which I
can bring, avail against the numbers which he can
suborn 10 hls purposesl Do not think he has wo-
ven this tissue of deception without aid. doubt
much if those who speak most loudly of his char
tiles in the streets. are not the very ones who know
best the secrets of his heart. Nc, Henry, we must
20 more cautiously to work than this, 10 accuse
him now would be but to arm him to resist all our
efforts-you may indeed save Lucy, but you would
ruin your whole family"
"But what then shall we do;" said Henry" Sit
down, and let the matter rest:'
"By no means, we must watch him more close
ly,-we must have more proof than we have--we
must at least form some place for accusation. Do
you think that Others will be more credulous than
you' Have you forgotten his standing. and his
influence! We must be vigilant, and act without
delay, but let US have at least this night to consider
what il best to do''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22

There are bright visions on my soul returning,
And fairy forms-I know not whence they come
And voices whisper to my spirit yearning,
Like the dear tones of some forgotten home.
"Where are you taking me, Walter!" exclaim-
ed Henry Bentham. 81 thought you were only
coming for short walk. and we are already be-
yond the precincts Of the town. am sure there is
little pleasure in travelling this country road upon
50 dark an evening, and that too, with so taciturn
a companion as yourself" ,s 4. Z,
.s"Trust me this once, Henry, and il have led
you hither 10 no purpose, ] viii never attempt to
deceive you again. Only follow me now.
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"None, "returned Walter, despondingly, "none
but my own word, and if you will not receive this,
there is no one who will. cannot prove what
say, otherwise than by my own assertions, yet
knotD that.it is true
Where have you been this evening, Walteri
You are certainly beside yourself Retire, I be-
seech you, and see if the light of another morning
will not scare this delirum from your brain," and
bidding him good night he left the room.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22

Love is heavenly feast of which none but the
sincere partake. 1t is impossible for the dishon-
est man to love as ii is for hypocrie to 60 to hea
ven. And it is just as i'm possible for a man who
knowingly cheats the printer to go TO heaven, rs il
is for boy to eat soup with pitch-fork. -
We don't know who said this. TOSS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22

There Is now growing, on the very top Of
Porthkerry Church steeple, in Wales, forty feet
from the surface of the earth, an apple tree, with
from seventy y to eighty apples thereon. ei
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22

Relationships are rather far-fetched some times,
both in Scotland and Ireland. {" Do you know
Tom Duifey. Pat'" "Know him is it," says
Pat, sure, he's very near relation of mine; he
once wanted 10 marry my sister Kate
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22

Brick and stone began to be used as building
rnatsrisl in 1909. wtT
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22
IConclusion IN our nert.]

EXPLOSION OF AN EMPTY BARREL.-As q
man was knocking out the bung Of an empty win.
egar barrel the other day, one of the heads burst
ont with tremendous report, and was blown to a
distance of nearly one hundred yards. So loud
was the noise that many ofhe citizens in the neigh
borhood were heard to exclaim, "There goes an.
other powder-mill!" Fortunately nobody was
injured. The explosion was caused by the cask,
which was very large, being charged with gas
He who has no taste for order will often find
himself crowded with want ofroom. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-22
BY JAMES r. NORRIS.

as .y,i TERMS.
The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY is published every
Saturday at the following rates:
81 80 per annum, III paid III ADVANCE
50 90 90 :" il paid within the year.
$3 90 I" I" if payment be delayed until
after the expiration Of the year.
or No paper will be discontinued, except at the
option of the editor, until all arrears are paid.
fht- All communications sent by mail must be
postpaid.
advertisements inserted at 80 cents per square,
oureen lines less,) for the first insertion, and
Scents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month 81 90. Three months $40. Six
months $15, Twelve months 1926.
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From the Cleveland Daily Plain Dealer
THE AIMS -GIVER

"Oh charitable lists, those trumps which told
The public ear who bad in secre, done
The poor benefit and half the aims
They told OF, took themselves, to keer them sound
ing,
He blazed his name, mGre pleased to have il there
Than in the book oflif e.''-PoLI. OCH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-30
PUBLIC SALES
BY c. W. OGDEN.


 BY C. ". OGDEN.
 F. MURRAY JR., AuclioneeT THIS DAY. s0,h instaoi, s, 10 o'clock. willbe sold stores No 75 and 77 Wa.F street, q gem eral arsortment of Groceries consisting of-- Sugar in hhds and bbls, Moiasses, Flour Corn, pice. Coffee, Tea. Tobacco. Stears Carei in casks and boxes, Port Win. Madeira, Whiskey. Run, Gin Brandy, Cor diaIs, s1e Sc
 BY VIM. H. BUNNELL. sz:. .sas THIS DAY. al 9t o'clock 120 bags Corn; 2 pipes Gin
 10 bbls Winter Sperm Oil; 25 bxs Cheese ~ cases Black and Green Tens
 Al 10 o'clock- Catalogue sale of Dry Goods, on the second floor of store.
 BY 5. I. & I. |. JONES.
 S. l JONES. AuclIoneer. THIS DAY. at 9 o'clock. at onr grocery 1ales room, will be sold general assortment of Gruce- res. consisting of
 New Mess and Prme Beef and Pork Gunpow'ier, HNsUn and Pnuchong Tea Rio office Foreign and Domestic Liquors Holland and Dome ic Gin Assorted Cordials; Tobacco of various brands Strictly Prime Scgar
 Molasses in cypress bbls
 Havana and American Segars White Wine Vinegar; Sperm and Whale Oil Sperm and Compost Candles II baskets Sweet Oil; No l Soap Pure Goshen Butter and Cheese, Sc Sc Al 10 o'clock, al Dry Goods sales room-An ex tensive assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Clohng Angola Shirts and Drawers; Linen Bosom Shlrls; Suspenders; black Silk and fancy Cravats, with q variety of Hats and Cups of every description, &c. Terms Cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-30

' AW CARD-R. SAFFOLD & J. NJ. PO- L LING, will praciIce in t'a Courts of Dallas and Lowndes, and in the adjoining counties. Also, in the Supreme Court.
 DJr Address, Saffold 6 Boiling, at Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or HayneyIe, Lowndes CO.,, Ala.
 noy24 2d5cmo
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BY KNAPP Sx SCHULTZ.
 k. A. LEVENSWO ORTH. Auctioneer

Al Nc. 34 Royal strsei THIS EVENING, al hall pasl 6 o'clock. h gem eral assortment ol Dry Goods. cousisliug of-- English, French and American Pri<ls Brown and bleacled Shcetnsss
 Linen Shirtings; Kerseys; Hosiery
 Cotton, Silk aud Madrass Hdkfs
 Linen Bosom Shirts; Snspenders
 Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buttons Combs; Table Spreads; Napkins, &c Also--Ciohng, Boots and Brogans Together win variety of Cullery-Pocket. Pen and Dirk Knives, Razors, &c. of superior quail tv; Double Barrel Guns; Rifles and Pistols; Gold and Silver Watches; Jewellery, and many other Goods too rumerouc to mention.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-30

fENHE Subscribers, grateful for past iayors, takes Il this opportunity of informing his friends and customers, both in the city and country, that he has removed from his old stand Royal street, No Law Buildings, 10 No. 5I Conti street, door west of Royal and opposite the Post Office ResauTat, where he IS prepared 10 execute all orders m the eating and manufacturing oi genilemen's Clothing of all descriptions in the neates sts and sf Inc la test fashion He pre- sunes from his long experence in the business, combined with hls anxious wishes give satisfaction to all, and to adapt himseli 10 every taste and lancy in his fashions, he.sll receive Il share of the public patronage.
 decl5 I3Rno S BEAIrDREAJfX
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SHERRIFF'S SALE Augustine Demouy
 ys. ven. ex.


 WTlLL be sold for cash in front of the Court W Honse door of Mobile county the frsi Mon day of January, ls46, between the hours of II O. clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right and title ol Margaret Collins in and to Ihe fol- lowing described lands and premises, 10 w-a!l that certain piece, parcel lot of land and premis es, situate, yIng and being in the county Of Mobile, and known as the Doctor John Chasang tract, grant, containing seventeen hundred and sixteen 2l-100 acres, and bounded and described follows = north by Cedar Greek, east by the Mobile River, south by Gragg Hall Creek, and west by vacant lands.
 Aso-One hundred and nineteen 52-lo0 acres oflaod lying and being in he county of Mobile, nn the side Of fle Mobile Riyer,s and |, hsi"e s part of inc above mentioned tract ni land, gfanted 10 John Chasiang deceased, and bounded as follows --norih hy hae paraNei -wiih the mnuih of Cedar Greek, east by vacant lands, and south by lands Of unknown owners, and west by Ihe Mobile River. and having the same iron, the Mobile River us ltie tract of land above mentioned of Doctor John Chas- tang deceased The said above mentioned lands al e to be spid as the property of Margaret Collins, by virtue of ihe above stated vendiion exponas which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and io me directed.
 dec6 6ids c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
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ENGLIsII sUHOOF.,

BARTON ACADEMY-BAsEMENTs STORY.
 TNHIS SCHOOL will be opened on he 20lh inst,
 \ under the charge of E. E. BoYNTo ', A. B.. an efficient and experienced teacher. ading. Spei- ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar will be faithfully taught. T. hion for boys under eight years, $2; over eight, s3 per month"; No pupil will he received for sho Ter term than two months. The tuition for that time will be re- quired, invariably, in advance. The school will be under the general supervision of tue subscriber.
 oc,t1 ll2 D. r. MERRILL. N1R. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA lVl DIES, will reopen in lhe basement story of the Jackson street Church, between St. Michael and St. Louis streets, on MONDAY, the 20lh of Oclo- her. The course of study will embrace A thorough practical education, as also the different branches of ornamental study. The number of pupils will be limited to as macy only ihe Principal can give personal attention to- No assistants will be employ ed except in the branches of Music, Drawing, Pant ing, nnd Modern Languages. These will be taught by the most approved masters, yet no restriction will be placed patrons who prefer others. The terms will be $4, s5. S6 and S7 per month payable m advance.
 REFERENCES:
 Hon. John A. Cuthberi, Gen Theo. L.. Toulmin, $. P. Bulard, Esq, Col Thos. W Mccoy, F. c. Heard, Esq. Geo N. Stew<r'. Esq. B. E. Fonlane, Esq. Daniel M. --.ges, Esq.
 c. w Dofrance, Esq. Rics ,-. ;s Redwood, Esq Mai. R. Chamberlain, Alphonso Sprague, Esq. set l6
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REFERENCES;
MRS. GEO GE's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YoUss LADIES,
 No S6 Government-siTeet.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR foUss LADIES,
 No. S6 Government-sireef. FEyHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the \ liberal patronage she has been favored with takes pleasure n announcing 10 lhe public the pres ent advantages which this Institution holds out td those who wish to pursue thorough course oi in structIon. MR. NoPMAE PIsNEY, who has long been engaged in tes ching in this city. and from hi' success has increased confidence in his method O imparting know lesge, wilgve instruction in the En glish language {; German and Spanish will be taugh bv able professors. under the direction of MT. r. Madam kovALEsKI. recently from Europe, a la dy of distinguished ability, has been engaged to teacl Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 French is the language of Mrs. G's family, and Il practicea during meal hours, hours of uion and ou of school, as much as circumstances permit.
 The discipline of the school is mild, but at h' same iiaie firm and strict
 Conditions. . For instruction in the Fren and English languages S sS, Sd, S7 and $5 per mOnth.a
 Vocal and Instrumental Music, first class Sl0 per month Infant " S6 [" Board varying from s5 to tl2 per Rsath
 Each boarder to fu. aish bed, bedding. towels, s;l yer goblet etc. etc. 8fa. A Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo bile, ars expected to appoint Agent in the city wh will be responsible for all dues. Terms payabl monthly in adysnce. sr
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xyA AMERICAN HoTEL & RESTAURAT. .kscA sEs.sH sEs.sH FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE sss.M SaIoted on Erchang ge-street, ,betpssn WatT and
 

The above well known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs daring the past summer, IA now open for the season.
 To planters and husiness men generally the above establishment is the most convenient of any in the city-being in immediate proximity 10 the wharves and principal thoroughfires-and accommodate from 50 to 50 with sleeping apartmets, and about l50 with board. The eating department Is on the Resiaurat plan, where they caH gel iheIr meals at any hour in he day-besides, the reasonable rates al which board, lodging, &c, cau be had. reduction of from 10 to 20 per cent from IaaI year.
 ,Sy- The utmos. order and cleanliness observed throughout tha establishment. The proprietor hopes that wiih these recommendations and strict attention 10 business, to merit a share ot pao
 RATES OF BOARD. Sc.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.


 COMMlTTED to the Jail of Mobile county. on O ihe 2ith October, 1S45, by Charles A. HoppD, Esq, Mayor oi the cty of Mobile, a runaway slave called DDKE, black complexion, feet inches high. about 8 years of age has two small scars on his breast, the lhumb nail the right hand has heen split, and says he belongs 10 Dr. Oliver, of Montgomery couuiy, Alabama. The owner is re quested to com. forward prove property. pay char ges, and take him away, or he will be dealt with according to law in such made aud provided.
 oct25 22lT BANCROFT. Sh'f Nj. C. fHyARPAULlNS FOR H1RE-Suitable for CO., II verng Sugar, Sa and Hay. Apply at 64 Com meree street, corner of Cont street. dec10. ID DRANDY-i2 half pipes J. B. Goddard brand, a ID superior article. for sale bv
 uov24 L. E. NOMINATION. q co. n AY-360 bales landing from brig Carrier and \ II for sale by BARNEWALL < WANR0Y,
 nov24 A St Michael street nENTIST'S Gold and Tin Foil and Teeth. for 1I sale al manufacturers prices bv
 dec'3 GREGORY SII.SBY. c UB-SOlL PLOUGIIS--Jpst received a lot ol - the above Plnughs. For sale by
 dec5 DADE & REYNOLDS. 24 Water ct M MONONGAHELA WHISKEY --b0 tbls ant M 25 half bbls, for sale lowito close. bv dscS H.A. SCHROEDER.2 2s St Fraae.s.s,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-30

M ESSRS. MOULTON CLARK beg leave IVA to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile and vicinity. that their Dancing and WaitSins Aea- demy will open Monday the sth inst al The VA VERY HoUsE for Gentlemen al early candle light, and on Saturday the 18th for Masters and Misses at 9 A. M.
 N. 5. Messrs NJ q c. would be pleased to see those that wish receive instruction present at the commencement. Entrance to the saloon on St Fran cis street. dcc8
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FOR NEW oRLEANs--Cabin pntssee S4.

1 FOR NEW ORilEAeS-Cai,in Pnssage S4. 6gh The fine new steamer MoNTEZU ,:Ssa sfAis ircdt, having been thoroughly oyerauled speed iaereassd, and much improved by | the addition of II fine AppeT Cabin, ell iH Stafs Rooms asp Boilsrs eie has resumed her regular ni.weekly trips, and will leave for New Orleans on l THIS DAY, 30ih inst, ai II o'clock AM. For freight passape, having hne accommoda- lions, apply on board or 10
 decs0 c. 4. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com st nrS- Passengers desiring il, will be landed aI I,e Rail Road.
 FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. D csEs S Tue fine light draught steamboat S:sSssisSsl5rS5 .WiNONA, M. McCarlney master will leave for ike above and intermediate landings, THIS DAY, 30h at o'clotk PM.
 For freight or passage, apply nn board or to
 decS0 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, AgenIs.
 FOR MONTG oMERY AND WETUMrKA. r~-ss fa The new light dranshl, fast running Sss;sstszez5sFf5T passenger steamer AMARANTH. ]. BragdoD master, will leave for he nboye and alIIhe intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the Both In- sIant, at 6 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board CT 10
 dcc30 CAMPBELL, ow FEN s co
 FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. r< f~rSD~1 fa The fne Ugh, draught steamer w. Sss=s4Ss5sS7. ". FRY, II Kinney master, will leave for Iie abnse and all iYterhediatc landings on THIS DAY, 30lh inst al , o'clock PM,
 For freight or passhge, apply on board nri
 dec30 NJ. WARING & co
 FOR COLUMBUS AND WESTPORT. T@SS A The new and fast running steamer Sss5ssaszEsszTx NEW ERA, Jo If. Estes muster. will leave for inc above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the 30ih inst. Ut 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 dec30 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. FOR ABERDEEN AND COTToNGIN.PORT p E~~ N The fine steamer H. KINNEY, SsFs127Sz57z- Posley master, will leave for the nhove and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the 30ih inst. a, o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply 10
 JecsO M. WAKING & CD.
 FOR GAINESVILLE AND MEMPHIS. CS-s "a The DALLAS having been una Saxssss1 voidaby detained from leaving la.t night us adver ised, will positively leave THIS DAY, Both inst at 8 o'clock PM.
 For rei isht or passage. apply on hoard orto
 dec30 CAMPBELL, OWEN & LO.
 04-Passen2ers and shippers will please be pune tual at above hour.
 E0R OIItHRITS AND ARERnEEN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-30
MAMMOTH WHOLESALE SHIRT DEPOT,
$. DAVIS

NO. 5s BAUP HINS TREBT. TNHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL Mer- \ chants, Traders and private GeDsiemen. 10 in- spect his stock, comprising in his cYfeetion all the newest styles and improvements m-de m the articles embraced in his furnishing departwent that havebeen lately made. He is constantly d receipt of all the necessary articles for Gentesan's Toilet, viz;
 Muslin Shirts, fine LineH bosoms and enliars, from 60 cts to S2 50.
 Cnlor,l Shirts L,,... 75 nts to Sl .25
 Ali Linen. S2,25 to S4,2S Under Shirts I........ IS cts. to $1 70
 silk Undersllirts1. .........e
 Gum Elas,ic syspenders. |. ..25 cts. to $l. .25
 Silk and Carp5re Pocket Hdkfs.
 Six a,u S,1n searls. ........ SI,25 to s2,50
 il. lo Crayais. ....... S5 cts. te $2.50 K,d Cl,,Ics... ........... 3S cts. to Sl ,25
 Fine Cashmere Gloves.
 A yeT fine assortment received per brig Cm:on. Iuyo.Ses for fine Shirts. Scarfs, Crasais. Stocks. Sus6enders, and every article suitable for Merchants asd asc;icaeess. s v TERMS CASH AND ONE PRICE.
 CounIrv netchants buying ai this establishment I2 doz of Shirts, have them packed in a ease free ol charge drr29 ID UTTER--40 6rkias New York Western ID FLoUR--s50 bhis supeffine
 MoLAssEs--s0 bbIs, cypress For eale ey dec27 SANDS x co. ,u,L--pu asks Red Ash egg Coal, andinE l rem bark Madeline and for sale from the uharf l dee27 ty Bk FRS < SMITH, % St miehael q V ' f7r
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s HtKI r ,, Soionan As ALE.
 1e iecai
Thomas Sc

Vs- fl. ",ai
 Thomas St TWILL be sold for cash i.
 w Rouse door of Mobile eoht o' me Court Monday of January, 1916. beiw2iy' on The hrsi o'clock. A. M. and o'clock, be hours ni II one negro called DAVID. H' ol sad day. been levied on as ihe property of T same hasHg virtue of the above stated oxecutu!s Scott by from the County Court oi Mobiie conficl issued directed and io ne dec25 22tdf c. BANCROFT.
 SHERIFF'S SALE. William Cal,erl, Administrator Of C. Iia
 yslf.G. nd. E. linestis, Administrdtrix of J. Huestis,
 ed and A ]. GsSle. s- NNT ILL be sold fo cash in front or the w House door of Mobile cnnnty, on inc Monday of January A. b., lS46, between the hnt of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, nt negro woman called ELLEN, and her two childrei called JOHN and DELPHINE: The same hasin heen levied on as ihe property Of JabeE fieestis deceased. n the hands of E.. tluesis, his Admini2 ralrix, by virtue of ihe above st'Ied exeouliai which issued from tlle Circuit Court of hObit county and to me directed.
 deC2J 22Ids C. BANCROFT, Eherifl RI C.
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Barton Academy-MnIeD Department MR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he lsA w, reopen his School on the 20th instant, in the second story of the Academy Instruction will be given heretofore, m the various branches ot a thorough English and Classical Educatioa, Tuition S5 and $6 per month, payable in advance. com- potent teacher of F rench will be employed, and pu. pill. will be taught te speak, well as 10 read and write the language. Charge-$s2 per month.
 ocl1 PIP
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PUBLIC SAT-EC S..=


 w .L be hired on Friday the 2pd 4 ~ of I,,,,,,-
 on,,,s ioio, n ironi ri ihe Ceuri fio,..e 6,r 10 non,as, e negro boy BEDFORD, beloneiss '" ,,.. 5a.os ~ 9 A. Henry, deoeas.d ;ferns .t sai. JOSEPH KREBS. iV DeeJ oit,h pursuance of the provisions ofs Ioan A. Chapi,, ,n ,t' s., ~ ne as Trustee. by ls45. 10 secure ,sa,,.. ''p ''''s oi Hats A. h.. specified which = " 'e''aih aehl therein ica of tho Clerk oS 1,y "h'y recorded in ilie of ", ON pages 25s afSso ae pt'i oi nob'ie eoun- at public auction io <. ''o"e 70 o' VIII seil The sih day of Januaf , s' D'onef Ior cash, on eJ m .a;d deea Svcpamed HENRY, men,ion- ,,,rch,ser ss Ia vested ilhln will be made 10 the 'lecs RIe by virtue of raid deed
 .-- 'e." V -------.... r. SIMS T,nstes
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MOBILE THEATRE. Managers a.1.UDi.OW &e sWsTEE

MnnnHefs ...H4U WEIWW ~ NHHHH. Benefit and last night ui Ihe engagement 0i the
 SABLE ANTAGONISTS. Second night of Mr. Chippendale-5ih night Of Miss Clara ElIis-6th night of Mir. F, s. Conner- 2d night of the comedy.
 TULsDAY, December 30.
 B0urecapt's comedy of
 OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS. Jesse RnrHi, enfate. .......... alr. Chppendale Tom Coke, for this Uccasion. Mir. F.. :. Conner Colonel Rocket, for this occasion. dr. Webb LittleInn Coke, Esq. .Mr. Roberts Lady Alice Hawthorn. Miss Clara Ellis Alter whch, the Sable liarmoniss will commence their third and last Concert, consisting of variety of new and popular Ethiopian Rrrains, Dueus. Chorusses, etc.
 0o- On Wednesday benefit of Mrs. J. NJ. Field.