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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25

in heaven, and one by one the glorious stars be-
came visible:
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

place are on the smallest possible scae the retail trade
well as consumers bnng only from hand mouth. i'm
ports nf western goods very ligh-nortern imports moi
specified.
BAaGISo AND RoPE-Kentucky Bsegng may be quoted
at t2kl9l3c cash and Rope 5k05Ac cash for small
lots according quality; time 3f Il end So to exc
according COMMUNICATING or no enquiry with fair
stocks.
BAcoS-iIoders generally offering at rather easier
prices this week. the auction houses who the prnel-
pal sellers placing hams at ga l25c-dul sides eGs'ac
and shoulderssc., though some quote si0s4e.
BUTrER-smaI1 supplies of fresh Goshen received by
grocers who sell 2oc by the key article of west
ern can be bought at l2G0l4c.
CuEEsEThe trade have light supplies northern boSre-
ceved by late arrivals. 1t may be quoted 2 to 5c in
small quantities.
CANDLEs-sperm est03Oc, as in quality; Adamantine
2602sc light supply
CoFrEE-Ilolders firm at 7%6sc for Rio-light enqui-
ry and fair supply Havana 7'4c-none in first hands
FLouR-Prces have receded to Si,2504,4O per Dbl for
Oho-very light request and fair supply Missouri
brands bakers and families reails at S505A per hb
GRAIS-Corn of good quality is stiff Mt 54(055c. and in
good requestsound white growing scarce Oats about
45c-dull.
HAYA few small lots north river and western sold du
ring week al 81 25i ~ per lUU IDS Deers retail nj Sts
LARD--Tho extremes now % D9s4c. per Id. with
fair stock and light retail trade,
LIME-Deaers meet a light retail demand at 50 pei
cask. Supply fair.
LrMBER-The vessels before alluded to yet taking
in cargo for Cuba in addition which schooner char
tered this week for slime destination and brig for New
York part Mill prices steady last rates, S50lI
per NJ. No engagements reported in staves-none il
market.
MoLAssEs-Hoders have generally been selling at 300
ale this week which is n little lower.
PoRK--No change-prices entirely nominal Mess ssi0
is1s and prime s5f0l513.
RIcE-NOne In market
SuaAR-A few casks weekly worked offby the auction
houses the extent of operations in this neprces *
MStsc chiefly &c, choice. Supply and request both
light.
SALTNo change-prices entirely nominal at 81 ,O5t0
ITO per sack The stock unprecedentedly large, without
the senquy rise in rivers will benefit thsar
ticle
Whisky We give wide range to prices this week
say 81 0a3c according proof-supply fair enquiry light
Dexter's brand is held at 21c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

We have received from Mr.. Boullemet work on
Nesmerism, by Charles Radcliffe Hall, NJ. y. Ex-
ira Icenlale oil the College of Physicians, London
II purports 10 be history Of Mesmerism-its rise,
progress, aud mysteries in all ages and countries.
being critical inquiry into it's assumed merits, and
history Of its mock marres, Authorizations and frauds
This is the first American edition Of the work
which was originally published in the London
Lancet.
Also from the same. Part ". of Doct. Lardner's
popular lectures on ScIeuce and Brit.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
Grocery. Produce and Provision Market.

[wholesaie Prices-moDIie Ma'Ae1l
cryrp., MISUNDERSTANDING out OF the ordinary ron
tine of affairs deserving remar has occurred since our
last weekly notice Business remains as dull as ever
The city continues blessed with the enjoyment Of
general good health aho' the weatheris cooler al
and warmer the day than desirable MAJ
arrived from the north with full cargo Of fall GOODS ah'
some three four will probably drop in during the ncom
,na week. For the present, however notwithstanding
these arrivals improvement in business is apparent
nor any anticipated until the rivers rise, eoningenc!
which may be yet remote, although ansiously expected
by all classes In prices of most articles noticed below
ttnHs change has occurred. Tbs sales whsa any take
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

STATE TRIALS IN HU DsoN, N. Y.--On the Ill
instant, niter more Than Two weeks examination, The
empanneng ola jury in the of the People vs.
Boughion (Bg Thunder) completed, and The
opened by the District Attorney.
The sheriff of Columbia county was examined IN
relation to the assault upon HIM by the Natives, and
the lorcibe abstraction of his papers-ths being the
robbery, participation in which is charged against
the prisoner. The punishment is not less Than 10
years in the State Prison.
The trial, it was thought would consume The en-.
tire week.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

From letter written by the correspondent of the
Philadelphia Exchange, dated Cape Haytien, Aug
"a, 1916, we learn ,hat the difficulties between the
or, they termed there, The Hsytiens and Do
minicans appear to be lar ION settlement as ever.
Preparations for are being actively made.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

AT Baltimore, the American Of the Goth renurs-Cot-
ton-The only transaction reported this week The sale
OHIO bales Louisiana at cents, months.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. 24.-Colton.-The crap az been
coming IN freely during the past weeE mostly stored mud
not offered. The few effected have been at de
cine OF i6 rom MIR last quotations. though the quail
lies offered have been u inferior grade, mostly
cotton There has been little or no decline hnwever in
the best qual ties.
Receipts Tor the week ending goth O9O bnes
Total receipts for The season...........24 49, bales
Total shipments do ................ 23s bales
RIVER.-The late have slightly improved The
river, sufficiently however to cause any abatement
in treghts, or 10 facilitate the forwarding crop.
WETuMPKA. Sept 2s-Cotton is beginning to come in
freely, which gives our city busting appearance Of thu
return OF business There has been little sold al pr
ces varying from 81 To Of.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 20.-Our Cotton market remains
much Ia the same state noticed by last week, the
light receipts aud the sma amount offering holding
but little indncement Tor buyers to Orr rivers
again nnnavgable, and until there II permanent rise
sufficient to enable steamers tn reach Augusta.
place sole Dependence the Central Rail Rond and
receipts from this source the stock Cotton in Ma
con light and planters, generally Mt this the
year. are so busily engaged in getting their crops
that they will not hurry The article market The
sales this week somewhat larger Than last and were
II not for the high prices asked by holders they would
have been much anger there are severnI small orders
in market for Northern account which he filled
holders, generally, asking from to3 CT. over The
prices which buyers wnQor are authorized to civ
As tar as reported 10 us they reach 8i bales The ptnc
pal part othe new and disposed ofas ollnws
Is at s. IA 60; lis q % II; and at "A
cents
NEw-ORLEANs. Sept. 25.-There has not been much
activity in The Cotton market the last day the sale.
amount to about 5000 baes prices remain steady lns
quotations; there is still little irregndrity but
they embrace about the general range.
LIVERPOOL cLAssIFlcATIoN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

COMMITTED 10 the Jail of Dallas county, Al
" ALBANIA, on the 9Th day of November last, "A ne
gro man calling his name CHARLES JOHNSON,
and he says he is Free and that James W. McCIung Of
Huntsville, Ala, is his guard ian. Said boy is feet
4 or inches high, of common negro complexion
has small the right hand near the thumb,
has motion Of the head though slightly touched
with palsy, and is about thrty-ive years Of age
The owner of said boy is notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be sold out Of Jail the LIST Mon
day of August next TO pay Jail fees, etc.
jan29 50tcmo J. F. CONOLEY, Sheriff.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27


article Tor which there is active demand, and find
materal change in prices Pork has however down
ward tendency, which is the only exception. We quote
Mess, ST. 90; Prime Sl2 25,-in small lots. Flour is
selling t13 5O3 g. for common Ohio and other similar
brands; Choice and ote brands bring So 75QSi rs
per hb
The of shipping has operated unavoraby as to
sales of number of articles but there has been a
number OF arrivals within the last days and more
hourly looked for, this difficulty will be nhvised. Six
ships bark and briggs arrived in the last
days. We quote Freghts-COtiUn 10 Liverpool,
9l6d a ID; 10 Havre, lie per ID.
The Great Western sailed from New-Ynrk on the 18th
demand for Foreign Exchange. Sales of Sterling were
made at 10 and of Francs at 1924.
York Court of Common Pleas, In which tho Merchants
Bank was plaintiff, and Il. Pedrck defendant The
ton brought $50 go paid by the teller
the bank the check of third party whose account ii
appears had previously been closed The check ii would
what Is known amongst business men
'mumorAndum check aud the plaintiffs alleged lrand
leaving of the word memo The charged that
the word memo. whether altered suppressed
such material part Of the cheQue that lis suppression
would destroy its valiIyand further that placing snch
word check would operate az inst the right
funds pay and fa bank paid without funds the drawer
Of The check then debtor the Verdict
for the defendant
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE
0l SlIlEl q poi INA


HNHE Annual Course of lectures IN this institution
l. will commence on the second Monday IN Novem-
Der next, upon the following branches:
Anatomy by, T.. HORLBROOK, M. ID.
Surgery-E. GEDDINGS, nj. D.
Institutes and Practices. II. DICKSON, nj. ID.
Physiology-JAMES MOULTRIE. M. ID.
hIaleria Medica--HENRY r. FROST, M. ID.
Ohstelrics-THOS. G. PRIOLEAU, M. ID.
Chemstry-C. U. SHEPARD, M. d.
Demonstrator--ST. ULIAN RAVENEL, nj. ID.
Clinical instruction will be delivered at the Ma
rine Hospital, Aims House and College Hospital.
Good Boarding can be obtained at from three and
l,alfto four dollars per week.
Specimens 10 Natural History will be thankfully
received. ~ HENRY X. FROST, Dean.
auel2 IS7tC.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 ETTERS of lninisuaion with the will an
1Anexed were granted on the eighteenth day Of
August, 1915, by the Honorable Peter G. Byrne,
Judge Of the Orphans Court or the county Of Bald
win 10 the undersigned on the estate of Alexander
Minis deceased--Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against the estate Of the said de-
ceased to present them properly authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law, being eighteen months
from the said 18Th day Of August, 1915, otherwise
they will he forever barred. Those indebted to said
estate will please make paymentto me.
REUBEN MCDONALD. Administrator.
sepl6 2024C con
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

BANK CoMMIssIoNERs-Messrs J. ". Lesesne,
Rufus Green and T. Sanford have been appointed
by the Governor Commissioners to examine the
Branch Of The State Bank in this city.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

The State of Alabama- CozecM County,
ORPHANS COURT, at regular term, holden on
the third Monday in August, lS45, beng the 18th
day of said month
Present, B. J. GooDLAE, Judge Of said Court.
'nNIllS day came w. 5. and r. o. Jack son, Admin
Il islra'ors of the estate Of Margaret s. Mathews,
Decd and presented the Court their allegation in
writing setting forth the situation of SAID estate,
which shows the to be nsolvent, and prays of
the court decree of Insolvency upon said estate in
such cases made and provided. 1t is therefore or
dered by the Court, that the first Monday IN Octo-
Der next, be sci apart for the hearing and detei
ing Of the claims against said estate. And il ia or
dered by The that copy Of his order be pub
lshed in the Reg lister and Journal, a paper printed
in the city Of Mobile, for thirty days, notifying all
persons Of the same, that they may appear and prove
their claims according to law.
Copy of record. Attest,
aug2S l94ts0dys J. D. CARY, Clerk.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

COMMITTED to the Jail of Bib county, Ala
" bama, on the 9th Of April last, negro man
calling his maine GEORGE. Said boy is about 30
years old, dark complicated, stout built, quick spo-
ken and has scar on each side of his lorehead.-
Said boy says he beongs to Spectator ia Missis-
sippi by the name of James Johnston, from North
Carolina.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property and pay charges. or he will be sold out on
the first Monday in November next to pay Jail fees
jel0 160tCmo ii. ]. GATES, JailoI.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.--A. d
Mann, Of Ohio, Consul ofthe United States for the
port Of Trieste, in the place of George Moore, re
called
james Mcdowell, of Botetout county, Virginia
Consul for the port ofLondondary, Ireland, in the
place of James McIIenry, deceased.
Dillon Jordan, Collector Of the Customs at PEN
sacola, Florida, vice Robert Mitchell, removed.
Edward C. Doran, Of Vlncennes, Indiana, TO he Q
purser in the navy, in the place Of Philio White, re-
signed.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

n PRICK CURRENT.-Or letter sheet week
review of this market, published this morning an
ready for delivery al the office
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
MOBILE.
Saturday Morning, September s7, 1915

nJ- SUMNER ARRASGEMENT.--Pub
days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
To insure prompt insertion, advertisements mus
be handed IN by 6 O'Clock in Ire evening.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

NEW MoRMoN TRoUBLEs!-Rioilngsi Threat.
ened Bioodshedi-Sad news from the up country -
St. Louis papers Of the 18th t@ 18h are filed with
terrible outbreaks in The Norman country. Adams
and Hancock counties. in Illinois, are the theatre OF
these monentous scenes. The ST. Louis Republican
Of The 16th publishes letter, dated Quincy, Adams
county. September IA, which states that the anti
Mormons had attacked settlement near Lima, and
that tUenty thirty housFs had been burned when the
writer's informant left. The excitement was intense
and universal In the camp of the antI-Nlormons IL
IS supposed they were 800 slrong-in the Mormon
camp, 100.
The Republican Of the 18Th contains still further
and more important intelligence. The ani-Mormons
were following up their destructive work. large
settlement on Bear Creek had been notified Of an in
teniion 10 burn their houses The sheriff, with a
single deputy is said to have started for the scene oil
devastation The Reporter Of The 18th gives yet
further news, which, il says, is distressing. IL was
IMPOSSIBLE TO decide which party commenced The
outbreak. For three days the mob was busy IN burn
ing houses. The number consumed is varionslv es-
tnaied from thirty to sirty. The teud is bitter and
The result probenatical. Blood will probably flow
ireely as the anti Mormons threaten 10 drive the
Mornons from the country. We wait further de.
yelopements with intense anxiety. Where will all
this endl Il there laws in Illinois! Where is
the power of the State? Are the authorities dead?
Another anti-rent threatened. threat
ened outbreak in the up country. We are sick oire-
saws that new an,-rent war is likely to spring up
in Illinois, along the canal The trustees, in anti
cipation Of an ultimate increased value to the lands
on the canal have taken steps 10 lease them at mo-
minal sum, but with view 10 keep the title in them.
The settlers claim presumption rights to them-
Hence the probable issue of violence The state en-
couraged the settlement, and the settlers demand an
adherence to the policy. The Ottowa Free Trader
says: ...
sAmong all the settlers on canal lands. with but
a few exceptions not worth taking INTO account, 50
far as our information extends, there exists but one
determination on the subject of these lands. They
will lease than Themselves and Du not suffer sran-
gers to lease them; and he wh0 with lease from the
board Of trustees in his pocket, undertakes to dis
possess set Ter OF his "claim," will find himself in
hot WATER 1t is not little thing TO take away from
IL man his house and home, however humble they
may be, and there are few men who will not night
for them, unless opposed by the clearest right
'Such being the case, then, we repeat the nope
we expressed on former occasion. that the trustees
will consult their own interests, and the interest OF
the State, and The peace and good order of the COM
unity by not attempting to lease the lands IN CUES
tion or at least that portion Of them to which midi
vduals have pre-empnon rishs."-[N. o. Tropic.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door of Clark county on the FIRST Mon
day in October l945, between the hours Of O'Clock
AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, the following
described tracts ofland, viZ-lhe southwest quarter
of section II; the southwest quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section Il the southeast quarter Of sec
ton 6, all in township number z, of range one east.
containing 764 acres, and fraction fory-sx Ia hun
dreths o an acre. Levied upon the property of
P. T. Harris to satisfy sundry executions in my
hands in favor of the Bank Of the State Of Alabama
at Mob,le.-[Macon Banner.
sep9 199tds JOHN b. SAVAGE, Sheriff
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

The return of Ellen Tree, now Mrs. Charles
Kean, to this country, accompanied by her hus-
band, was enthusiastically welcomed at The Park
Theatre by an overlooking house. They appeared
in the Gamester, aud the applause throughout was
vehement.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

h IN REWARD will be gwen for the appre-
RO sIhension and delivery OF my boy HENRY,
who Runaway from me sometime in The month of De-
cemter, 1874 He is about 20 years Of age; very
bright, and no doubt will try TO pass himself of for
white man; he is about 8 feet or inches high;
slender built; weighs about one hundred and twenty
pounds inclined 10 frecke, black hair; two OF his
teeth out in front; and known in many public places
as IA race rider. When last heard Of he was in Mo-
bile, Ala, and will probably attempt to make his
way to Ohio, or some other free State. Any nor-
nation respecting the boy will be thankfully receive
ed by addressing me at Eubanks p. o., Columbia
county, Ga, or Turner Clanton, at Augusta, Geo.
iel7 l63tcmo L. LAMKlN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

OHIO RIvER.-At Wheeling, 18th instant, there
were two feet and half Of water in the channel.
At Pittsburgh, on the same day, inc River had
nearly two feet Of walsr in The chanosl.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

SHERlFF'S NOTICE.
COMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on
u the 2Ih September, lS45, by Josiah Wilkins,
ESD, justice OF the peace a runaway dark mu'ai-
TO slave called MARTIN, 80 years Of age, feet 5
or inches high. and says he belongs TO Geo. Bel
faro, who resides about $50 miles above New Or
leans, State Of Louisiana. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges ana
take him away, or he will be dealt with according to
law m such cases made and pr divided to pay jail fees
sspl27 2O7f C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. g.
LJRESH SEEDS-By the brig Selma the under
u signed are receiving a supply OF fresh lurnip
Seed, Of the various kinds in use, together with such
other Seeds of this years growth, as had ma'ured
when the vessel left.
|. C. DUBOSE s. CO.,
sept27 No 80 Water-street
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Diego Moyoy, lWiL. d be , So hs tor c sass
Peter McCulum. House door Mobile conn-
ty, on Friday The 3rd day OF October ls4h, between
the hours Of IL O'Clock AN. and O'Clock Pm. OF said
day, the following described articles of Furnituie:-
cooking Stove, Mahogany Dining Tables
2 Side Tables, Cherry Table, 81 Chairs
9 single Bedsteads and Bedding
l Sdeboard, Bureau, Couch
set of Crockery and Glassware
2 Looking Glasses, 2 Cloihe Presses
8 Wash Stands. 3 Toilet Tables
lot of Knives and Forks, Carpet, 20 yards
Carpet, IA yards; Entry Swinging Lamp
2 sets of Casters, etc etc.
Said Furniture to be sold by the consent OF plain
Il 4 and defendant.
sept27 lords G. BANCROFT, Sher'H NJ Z.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27
The State of Alabama - Bald,cn County
ORPHANS COURT IN VACATION, AUGUST 7lh
A. n IRl6

The State of Alabama ~ aldtDin County
ORPHANS COURT IN VACATION, AUGUST 9Th,
A. d. 1845.
WTHEREAS, Thomas Atkinson, adm illustrator
w Of the Estate of David English. deceased, has
filed his petition in open Court, representing that
the heirs Of said estate entitled TO the follow ing
described piece Of land, lying and being in the cour-
~ Of Monroe, of said estate, withe west or low
end functional section g. township Strange con-
tanning about IS acres--and bounded on the north
east by the covenant line between Thomas English
deceased and David English, the south by frac-
tional section ten. and on the northwest by the
Alabama River; and the said administrator having
further represented that the said piece Of land cam
not be fairly, equally, or benefcialy divided among
the heirs Of The said David English without sale
oil the same, and that il for the interest of the
estate and all concerned, that the said land be sod
and the said administrator having made cath that
Mary Kennedy, formerly Mary English, one of The
heirs of the said Eng lIsh, lives beyond the limits of
the State of Alabama-It is therefore ordered by
the Court that the said Mary Kennedy. formerly
Mary English, and Reuben Mcdonald, guardian adj
ltem. for Caroline v. English and David p. Eng
lsh, minor heirs Of the said David English deceas-
ed, appear before this Court on the Sd Saturday of
September next, then and there to answer said pc
ttion filed by the administrator aforesaid and
show cause il any they can why said land should not
be sold according to the prayer Of the pet itoner.
1t is further ordered that this notice be published
once week for forty days in the Regis and
Journal, paper published in the city of Mobile.
true copy from the minutes.
augl2tc Attest, c. A. WILKINS, Clerk.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

XN7 INDOW GLASS-50O boxes, OF all sizes,
w for sale at
sept27 TODD'S, Al Danphln-street.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

E ONDON PORTER, Brown Stout, Scotcl, A lie,
- East India Beer, in quarts and pints for sale by
sept27 JNO. O'REILLY d CO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

NOTICE-All persons are hereby forewarned
Y not TO cut timber or to commit any other tres
pass upon the tract of land situated the east side
of Mobile Bay al place called Point Clare, begun
ming at the north RIPPER margin of the mouth of IA
creek above Point Clare, and running soah twenty
arpens, thence running back from these two points
in parallel lines due east thirty urpens, so as to in
clude six hundred arpens. The above property hav-
ing been conveyed to Smith f. Hillard by deed
bearing date llih Oct. 1921, ant recorded in Bald
win county. A. KNAPP, Agent for G. IL. Hillard.
Mobile, Sept. %, 1916. sept25 206if
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

ID UTTER--5O frklns lst quality Goshen. land
ID ing from brig Selma and Tor saleby
sepi27 L. g. CENTER co.