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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22

nearby ami warmly. Rose might have Gv,s
"ve's enc'R', on bossd, notwithstanding ibs
ss'c' o'erss " The officers, bit she chose bu,
"e' IN" ma was the pilot. dances and ten.
's' oo'ss pas I'd between them, unpefcc,vcd by
"hef ~ The yflfu Rose was ike Vlaoc,es
w"en tne eye " he nj ;es was upon hes: and
"sI mvsf was capable VI playing a. dcsp gsmo
~ length the important I,our arrived. cveyv
nsss.
The vcfseI stood Tor La Plata 10 sxchsucs
cavgccs and take IN refresbme.,s. They on, -
cd the huge AIMS ~ ihs, s,Ivesv river. and en-,
ns wa,.ss With the srrowy fight Of = bird. All
length Ayers lay bstwe Them in tho distance
WIN 70. broad, clear, bngh, moonlight, spread
over u like heavy robe. The wind died swav.
ana the vessel lay gently m.viDQ on the bosom
OF mat msJe-'ic river, Ike child play M itself
INTO rumber. Midnight came--Rose had an
.ye IKE burning glass. the crisis was al hand,
ma ~ Looked 10 her for direction. He lover.
'cefordng ~ promise, had taken his iurn 10 be
NO.; ana al slept save him nd the cu,vcs 1
le sat a. the helm looking cut a, the waters
no ''sen,ng 10 the silence audible, There
vasa GIT motion in he sail; then sounded
ne whistle o. the pilot In twenty minutes, ev
y man was bnund fast and gagged. the con
Gts were armed, and the vessel was in fall .
weep for Is lenos Ares. There il arrived a /.
re 10 the prisoner! Great noise was made /.
bout the vessel se'zed ny women and brought
!iu'nphanIly into port. The Lady Shore. n, /
nai was the vessels name, WAS crowded with 4
s,ntn Amer cans. The bravery Of The women
vas loudly alp suded; and 10 three davs ,he
'ches young Spaniard IN the city If red him
fIf 70 me braui'lui Rose Mac Orne Her prom.
e I" ine pilot was forgotten The ambitious
scotch woman now wears pearls and diamonds
plenty, and mos Of her sister convicis are
ow a ne head Of respectable families ia Bae.
os Ayres. -' = Z
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22

e'"r'es that may oee"' from any esu.e what.
eve'' The reasons Why prefer ayr TO ,h,..
- hs' been suggested, src,hs,, The larger N
c"nsen''o" Is bgisf'be csims,,ons vii b,
upon lie proceedings; AID think Eve can no
had from each district. as easy ss three.
You're with fe,pccs. r.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22
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RIPLEY AOvBnyigU1
j. +. FORD.


TERMS Tho ADv,sr,sss viii he Issued reg.
ulmrly every Saturday, ~ 81 80, IN advance
In every Instance. No subscfj ption will br r..
cievei FOR lees period than sis months.
AbvsaTIsksss7s will bs charged VT the rate ~
oss DoGlAs per squsse, item lines or fessl for
the hsst inssstion, and MY cents for each
continuance.
Announcing cwOdi'lates for oAice-ten for State
and Eve sfos Conn ty--invsrishly In advance
The lash viii - required ios VII J6b work
whs. ds'lvsred : this rule will be stuctIy oh
served. -
LISTERS addressed n thfs omce business.
m.st ee pcst'Psidt OF they might NOT be ct
Advertisements should b. marked with
the number ~ u sss.l.s -
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22
THE BEAUTIFUL CONVICT

Nose Mac Ofoe was rare sample Of Scotch
beauty, Her Eyes deeply buue a. L',cn i.,"s"a
gl"w'ng cheeks, bar I'gm aid g,orry. nsr.,s
over her forehesd, TX iolds vi y Ar e.,,,. i
sam; features whth's threwd aud active M, a
''sdsironsly devepped; s,uil, MUSCULAR franz.
o. stately pfopcFimn., AID a ffu, elastic. RAND
tread which she had acquired 10 ea,Iy d.vs
when S"yo
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22
OREGON ELL rhsggp.

IN February 81, The bill for Tho occuos,,oo ~
oregon sod Tho formation OF . tevsj,os,al vov.
eminent WAS pssssd m the lower lIouse b. ,bs
overwhelming vote Of Yeas 14O 10 Nav: 10
10" large majority in favor Of sMe,,,or AMI
maintaining our rights wet of tbs Koctv Mooo.
ans IN Tho House Of Repsesc on, ives msv. 81
presume D., regarded % the index Ame,'ess
poI'cy "a this important qussuon--a ouess;or.
'ne settlement Of which; sowe 1sss. will
'nvowe W IN war. The Bdiimore Ameri.
can says-"Ths whole country Of the Oregon
lying between the 42i and 54th d. cfees NORM
'aal.'ade, including The entire rpacs now sub.
Jac' oy treaty to joint occupa tion BY England.
~ embraced in the provisions Of the bill. A
Governor Is to be appointed for five wears. and
q secretary for The same time; also Judge 81
me Courts. Arecord Of proceedings to be sent
10 Congress every six months. II i fu-,her
provided that the Governor NAV divide n ina
territory into DISTRICTS and enforce All necessarv
regulations 10 render The militia effi:jeot. When
here are hive thousand inhabitants over 81 years
Of age they shall BE- entNIed 10 sterri,oriai 10.
stature. Every settler over Is years OF age =
entitled to GAO acres of land. II = married man.
'is wife shall have l6O acres.,
The most important part Of the bin. howev -
the establishment Of line Of blockade forts
rom some proper point on the Missouri ACROSS
ne Rocky Mountains. The bill also directs H.,
rec,Ion Of Notifications At OF near the mouth az
he Columbia river.
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"o'ss''s b' s's'emens by The .soe,,sces Al
'wo 'sf'cs' m fbs cay, In whose case Inc ss'
croer' ~ fepvds'ioS hes been p,se,s Cd be ~
bfn"h government. Y. Ersuipo POD.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22
DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATfON AT
WETUMPKA.
GREAT DEsTRucrros OF PaorERrr.
f,rfy.tD, Buildings and E;gAsesn Hcadret
Bales Of Cotton DESTROYED.

we regret TO state that great calam,v 4.
'a'ien opon our friends in East Wetnmnka
nIe, most destructive in its results, "a. place
"e's: on. wednesday morning, about 2o'cl, 81
a. ~. winch burnt to the ground nearly tha
en,Ie business part Of The city. The firs -
understand, commenced in The store ncrnn;.d
~ az Oliver, on Nam street. and. ,he r;nd
l nigh and from the North. west. snraad
s1R.cly Until e had consumed Ill Ia hn;.a;. s
y wrSr SiuU nr mSfn street, excen7 41S5sn :
y IDS on the corner of Main mi Rr;Sr...
'srests, Crommelia's warehouse. which 80 XII
y COTTON and the Argus Office. which ~. 49,, 80.
ons'ueraDiy irJured, but saved by creaf erc,-
ION. y also destroyed al Hapgef,y,s build
" On NAN street and bach. snd H. vh.I.
'ocK between Main and Company s,reeis -.
o1mple'ey swept BY the Gre, excen, ,ha s,o,es
ne Messr Douglass and Messrs. MI s,or
~ 9 which were saved by Tie inferven,;c'.
sumo vacant 'ots; and lastly. the entire hlock
',g eas' 81 Company street. Thus fhe en,;,n
'sl.'ess part has been destroyed. win IN NJ.
p1i"ns above mentioned, and 4 ~, ,,,c..
ores OH the north side Of Bridge street. Ina
a. nutnher Of bulldogs consumed 4 sa;d,c
very little mpveable property Wa
W, owing 70 the lateness Of the honr ana I'D
p'o spread Of the FIRE, and out IL ls(lf, II
''o', ~ Ha,cneit's warehouse, not more ihan
~ ~ 20 IUU baes We're saved W hava
heard whether any Of the properly holda,s
merchants were insured, will, ,he ercen,.na
'he iessrs. Lacys, who were insured e ~
lount 81 $4,000. - = sns
w, we m nave since heard tho ass oa,ima,ed Il
uV'UuU, entire insurace $50 VI
montgomery Adrsrtiser.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22

Inc identical Bible which John Rogers the
maryf' q r. mer memory, once owned. vas
ofou ght fo this country nearly iw6 - ~
snu = now 70 ne hard Of one 81 his desce ndaDis.
Z. "bfeecnes b'oe," printed ia London, 1877.
:, copy which was presented ~ the primer ID
lueen EIzabeh, was procured ia England 4
n'gn pf'ce BY Admiral Sir Isaac Colfia ana
sent @ we late Rev. d.. Homer Of Mass. i ,he
US @ whose library il was purchased by he he
PUritanism = ~ a''y sno
&c antiquarian Socie,y a Worcester ~ I
D'Ole printed 10 ls4O. Nsuark Ssnfinel.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
BY p. u. TAYLOR.
BY C. W. OGDEN.
Ere utr's SAFE

On THURS DAY, 18th MAY, at 10 O'Clock, at
Stores No rs and II Wafer ST, ale N Durand's
will he sold, ON a credit of6 months, for approved
endorsed paper. the following personal effects be-
loaging To the estate Of Philip McLoskey, deceased
l Gold Watch and Key; l Trunk containing
wearing apparel; 4 Mahogany Table,; l Sofa; 10
Chairs; 2 Looking Glasses; Bedstead; 2 Mat
trasses; l Feather Bed; 4 pair Sheets; do BIan-
kets; ] Bolster 2 Pillows; 2 par Androns ,
Tenders; 2 pair Shovels and Tongs; ] Bathing
Tub; Shower Bath; Clothes Press Bureau;
Side Board; Carpets; Easy Char; Spring
Chan Glass Candle Shades | Saddle lot of
Cooking Utensils, and Knives AMI Forks; Silver
Spoons and Ladle; pine Table; set Casiors;
Oihce Desks l copying Press; Iron Chest;
Wash Stands; Basin and Pitcher; ! lot Books
and Maps Clock Silver Forks; lot Crockery
and Paper.
Also, pipes and Aalf pipe Blackburn's Madeira
Wine, imported in 1886.
q WESTFELDT. Executor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
SPRlNG I'LL PROPERTY

81 STRING Nv l. PROPERrI TOR
il SALE Or TO HENT-The L,rge and very
conmodinus Dwelling, we'll known the Old r.si-
dence Of A. Batra, Esq with the Eahing Estab-
lishmrnt, 6ne well Of water and a t.lge number
Of ou buildings IN the premises, consisting Of about
8 acres Of land enclosed IL is allngether The most
agreeable summer residence On Spring Ill.,
The large new House adjoining the above. with a
piazza all round, Oe cupied last season Ladies'
Seminary. There are also SAID premises, ION
the eight acres enclosed) stables. houses, and
excellent water.
Also, two smaller Dwellings with four each,
kitchen, stable, SC situated near or nd Joining the
above described premises.
This valuable property is offered for sale jointly
or separately, at very low prices, If immediate APP
pcatlon be made, or II will he rented respecla-
BILE tenants for the season. moderate terms.
For further particulars. apply TO A. BATRE, ESQ.
No. 36 st Francis street, or 10
mylKmn EMILE DE Wendell, Cont street.
~ FOR SALE-My desirable Summer and
kS:k1. " inter Residence dow the Bay, about one
mue below Col Easton's, about half mile from the
Bay, near Judge Garrows's and joining Mr.. Will
IAN Donaldson's Vine yard. The tract contains 20
acres land with Improvements we'll calculated; with
n small out ay. can be made very desirapble. -
Twelve acres are under ience-a variety of fruit
trees and an excellent spring on the premises.
bargain will be offered in TIE place, and if sold
before the 10Th MAY. il will be sold AT the Mansion
House to the hiehert bidder. For further parIcu-
lars, apply to A. WErHKRBY, Esq. or the subscri
Der al No. "a Cont street.
mylnU A. W. HORTON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

N7IL be sold cash in front Of the Court House
w door Of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 2Sth
dav Of August lS45 betw the hours of ii O'Clock.
Al aud O'Clock, Pm of said day negro man
called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, 3 ieet
10 or II inches high and says that lie belongs 10
James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county,
State of Alabama Said negro Barney having
been committed 10 the Jail OF Mobile county, Alaba
ma, a. a runaway slave, by Charles b. King a Jus
tce Of the Peace, Of Mobile county, on The 10Th day
Of January, 1915, and his owner or owners having
failed 10 come forward property. pay charges
and take hun away he therefore i'll he sold in
pliance with the statute in such made mud pro-
vided TO pay Jail fees, &c.
&. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c.
Dts-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and
Journal, Tuscaloosa. and Huntsville Democrat will
please copy till day of sale. febl7 67tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

Mrs. james Belts Uterine supporter,
For The relief and OF PrOcideHtia aud Pr0tapSus
UtHi.
A CAUTlON-Mrs. Belts, having seen various
"A limitations ana counterieits, cautions the pro-
lesson against imposition by substituting other
inventions for those her make, and whic h are
destitute of all the important requirements of her
supporter. Those made al Mrs. Belts establish
men, have her written signature enclosed in "A CIR
cua" of letter press and those not having may be
recognised as spun ious
TES rIMONIALS.
From Prof s. Jackson, W. d., ofthe University ot
Pennsylvania.
"The Abdominal and Pc, meal Supporters, made
by Mrs Bets, of this CITY, can recommend to the
medical profession and to Others after several years
experience OF their use.
These instruments are adapted 10 remedy The in
conyeniences depending on sinking down OF the
uterus, and its Impression, from the incumbent
weight fthe abdominal siscera. pressing INTO the
pelvs, from relaxation Of the abdominal mus les.
In this state Of the organ, exercise is attended with
much pain and other suffering to be difficult
impossible
''Mrs. Belts is lady oi intelligence, education.
probily and excellent manners; The greatest CENT?
dence can be placed in her, February rs, 1912.
From T. d. Iluner, NJ D. of Jefferson Medical Col
iege, Philadelphia
"MY DEAR MADAM,-lt affords me much pleas
to state that have repeatedly employed your
supporter in prOlapsus uteri, and with the most de-
cided benefit. ] have NJ question Of It's value us IL
remedy for the complaint the relief Of which it
has been invented" December IL, 1872.
From VIM. Houis, NJ. D., Lecturer Obstetrics in
the Philadelphia Medical Institute.
"One OF the worst Gases have ever seen was
completed, cured by the Supporter. in little more
than "A year, and less formidable have
been relieved in from three 10 six months. | re-
commend this instrument cordially the medical
proession believing to be Of the greatest lnI
provements of modern lines. February -, 1872"
BALTIMORE, April II, 1874
81 have carefully examined The application OF the
suterine supporter invented by Mrs. Belts, and find
in it every thing TO praise and nothing TO blame
Ten ladies Of this city, who have made use of II at
my suggestion, have found it quite comfortable, and
superior TO those made in Paris in this country,
and 1t Is with pleasure thai approve of its app ca
ton in all cases of uterine proiapsus.
"P CHATARD, Sem, NJ. ID -
Ciniqus at the Collage IF Physicians and Surgeons,
New York, by Prof Giiman, april %, 1912.
"Prolessor Gilman condemned, in Toto, the use of
the pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro
duced by Mrs Belts"
From San,i IT Cleiian, NJ. d. philadelphia.
81 have found Mrs Belts supporter The very hest
instrument of the kind have yet met with in
the whole of my professional experience.
SO, as the successful of it's class in Of ute
rne dispacements. Make reference 10 me us to its
merits" Philadelphia, May 5, lS43.
For sale in this City only by
A. NJ. ANDERSON, Druggist.
ap14 ll5Kmo sole Agent.
Y IL. al
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
ADAMS WHARF, Selma, Ala.

BNHE subscriber begs leave 10 announce to his
Il l,ends and the public generally, tiaI he has
iablished a new WHARF, Tor receiving Goo Is, &c.
at the end OF Bow street, just below the Ferry land
ing. Having heretofore received liberal share of
patronage, (for which he feels thankfully he hopes
and expects "A continuance of the same.
He will al all times be enabled TO engage wagons
to forward merchandise received by and r'ored with
him. into the interior, whenever he may receive Or
ders so to do iap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
{ fssj siks @66:zz2s

10 Travellers going horth.
SPEED IACi;lGA>t. beyna AL ronlIeltIon on
- The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont
g"mery Gala 10 Charleston g CO via Columbus,
Macon and Savannah GA -havng less staging aud
mnre rest Than any other line 10 Charleston
BY arrangements. tins line carr es its pas
sengers through ahead oI either Of The lines by way
of Augusta, Ga; having rs miles less staging Than
the Georgia Railroad Line
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery the
arrival OF The Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, b,
railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line of four
horse post cuachcs, via columbus to Macon, Ga, 145
miles thence BY the Central Railroad - Savannah,
Ga, l91 miles, with unsurpassed expidllinn and
comfort: thence by splendid line Of steam packets
Charleston, 40 miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy lux rous liable without charge,
and arrive in Charleston from ioW to six hours be-
fore the departure of the w llmngon boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
WILLIAM CREssNIAN N,

No 96 MOTH THIRD-sr,, PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturer Of Military and SpOrtsman's Articles;
SUCH as Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk, Beaver,
- Dress and Bear Skin CAPS of all patterns, Viz.
Forage Caps, Holsters for rsnp, Body troop, Car
touch boxes, Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts Of al
kinds, Can,eens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire
Buckets. Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and
Pickers, Plumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps. Lea
ther Stocks, Gun Cases, supei Tor quality Shot Bags,
Game Bags, drums, SC. Sc.
Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have
them Leaherned at a very short notice, singy or by
the dozen.
N5-Orders thankfully received and Puncluaiiy at
tended TO. iebzO IOcmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel Aud,

James F. Hutchson and John M. Brown.
William C. Chamberlain,
VS. Il. ia.
James f. Hutchison. John NJ. Brown, John King
and David Stephenson.
Az ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile couaiy, the first
Monday Of June, 1915, between the hours Of Ii o.
clock AN. and 4 O'Clock Pm. OF said day, all the
right TILE and interest OF John M. Brown, in and 10
the described piece. parcel or lot of land and pre-
mses, 20 witt Ten (10) Of land IN the south
east corner the northeast fractional section number
twenty seven, (27) township number four. az and
range number one ID west. The same is TO be sold
as the property of John NJ Brown, by virtue Of the
above stated executions which issued from the CIR
cult aud County Courts Of Mobile county and TO me
directed.
mN3 Ia2Ids C BANCROFT, Sheriff " G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness
10 accommodate the travel.
FATE through from Montgomery 10 Charleston,
omnibus included, $50 80.
Through tickets can be had on application TO
J. b. JOHNSON, Agent.
AT the Montgomery Hall.
Montgomery, April IA, 1915.
JJ'For further ihiormation the citizens Of Mo-
bile and New Orleans referred 10 MIR. DAN.
NicRELs, who will be found at the best Hotels Of
Mobile. or On board the BOATS ap22 1921
U~Jl will he that the Cards the Express Mail
and Georgia Railroad Lines, which claim for them
the greatest speed, dated prior to the 18th April,
and were then correct although now the reverse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

a1RANDY, &c.-IO half pipes Mar,ell's 1886,
ID Old Brandy; puucheon Old Jamaica kumi
l nine Wine. All of superior qral;;y, and for SAFE
uuJsr Custom House lock, by
aus JAMES MAGEE s. CO.. 66 CCm st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06
PUBLIC SALES.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Wi liam d. Walton

SbLNlrf'S SALE.
Wi liam d. Walton
Va Ii. "a.
Robert ID james and James Elder
The Branch Of the Bank Of The State of Alabama nj
Mobile.
W ia
Robert James.
WILL. bc sold Tor cash IA front of the Court
w House door ( Mobile county, on the frst
Monday Of June. Isl5 between the hours of IL o.
clock Aa and O'Clock Pm. Of said day. all the
right and lille of Robert d James in and TO tie
following described pieces parcels or lots of land
known and described foli1ws, 10 wit. Lot num-
her eight, 81 10 square number hundred and ten
QlO) also, lots number ten, (lO) AMI, QI,) in
square number hundred eleven, ull) and al
-, lois number thirteen, (l3,) fourteen (l4) and
fifteen, (l5,) in square number one hundred aud
twelve. (ll2,) according To a divisional map and
SURVEY made by Dean Knox, for Phillip McLos-
Ky, james lnnerarity aud Robert ID. James, the 9th
- May, 1874 and recorded 10 the Cffice oi the CLERK
oi the Comfy Couri of Mobile COUNTY. IN book seven
y page number 4G5 III Of the above described
land having heen wed AZ the property Of Ro.
bert ID. James b; virtue of the above stated eHecu
iion which issued from lLe County Court of Mobile
eouniy and 10 me directed.
mt8 f32tds e. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
John Fincher
vs. fl. ia.
Radn Rantiste


w ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county the first Mon
day of June, A. ID 1915, between the hours OF IL o.
clock AM and O'Clock PM. of said day, all the
right and title OF Bedo Bapiise in and to the follow
ing described piece lot Of land and premises, sit
uatcd ing and being IN the county Of Mobile, on the
north side of the Spring Hill road about tree
(3) miles from the city Of Mobile, place called
NapoIeonviile, having front on the Spring Hill
road ofone % acre, and running back northeast
waldly from said road. and halt q ID III
depth and bounded follows TO wt,-south wesl by
the Spring Hill Road, north west by lands Of Mon
tag re, southeast by lands Of Bedo Baptist; lie
same havu g heen levied the property Of Bedo
Baptist h, virtue ofihe above stalled execution which
issued from tie County Court of Mobile county and
to me directed.
m,3 132lds c. BANCROFT, Shift M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Frederick RaNeses,
Il. ia.
Joaquin Eslava
Alexander Aud, Administrator of the estate Of Ed
ward Mcdonald, deceased,
VS.. Fl fla.
John Neil and Joaquin Esava and Reuben A. Lew
is, their security
M ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door of NJ bile county, Oh the first Mon
day of June 1916, between the hours Of ii O'Clock
AM aud O'Clock Pm. of said day, all the right and
title of Joaquin Esava, in and TO the following de-
scrIbed piece, parcel lot of land and premises, sit
uate, lying and being in the city of Mobile, on The
west side Of Conception street, between Madison and
Canal streets, and having FROM Of hfty-fye t5j)
feet Conceptions and running through 10 Claiborne
street, and having the front on Claiborne as on
Conception street, having depth Of one hundred
and twenty feet less andi bounded as follows,
TO wiz uOrlh and south b, lands of Joaquin Esla-
va, east by Conception street and west by Claiborne
street.-The having been levied on as the prop
ery of Joaquin Eslsya, by virtue Of the above stated
executions. which issued from The Circuit and Coun-
ty Courts Of Mobile county and TO me directed.
my3 1927 G.. BANCROFT, She -iff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

The subscribers will continue the Grocery busI-
under the name and style as heretofore.
THOMAS 2. MILLER.
apl6 ORLANDO FURNESS.
A RARE CHANCE-The subscribers, owing to
IA i'll hea th, offer their entire stock Tor sale, con-
sistlug of AN assortment ofthe most choice VIE
Liquors, Cordials, Teas, &c. selected in the b. st
markets, with care and judgment. Also, the fix
lures, comprising every article necessary for the
continuance Of Wine, Liquor, and Grocery bust
ness in old established siand--all Of which will
be sold very low, and possession given on or before
the LIST Of May next. Terms reasonable. Apply on
the premises. A. & =. WOLFF,
apIl corner Commerce and St Nichael-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

NOTICE-Ail persons are hereby warned moi 10
Y credit the steamboat ARKANSAS, without IA
written order from Capt. Pilfeld or J. J. Deshon,
as no debts otherwise incurred will he paid by The
owners of said Boat.
mhl3 JAMES REID Il 90.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

<zA FOR SALE-On reasonable terms, as the
ss::l proprietor Is about leaving the city, most
desirable Family Residence with all The necessary
out buildings-good water, and about two acres OF
land in gardening. The above premises is all in
thorough repairs, being built on, two wears. and
one Of the handsomest places in the city-aboul two
miles from the market. The titles indisputable,
and will he sold bargain, and possess given any
time. For particulars enquire at this office.
APPS I25Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with
drawn from The firm of THos. p. MILLER &
Co. Thos, Z. Miller ard Orlando Furn-ss, arr
authorised to sign in behalf Of The firm, collecting
and paying the debts due 10 and from said firm.
JOHN S. REMSEN.
Mobile, April Is, 1916.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-06

VI ISSING from ship ST. Leon, CASE BOOTS.
IVA marked Deming Edmonds s. Field any per-
son having received the will please inform
Captain Whitney
ap2s E. C. CENTER & co.