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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

0GEWe have spoken OF our stage lines
often, as cxcellcd by none probably in the
world for the quality of stock upon them; but
we are satisfied now, tina, mono except those
who have travelled over the road cast, within
the last three months, have any just concep-
ton OF the beauty of The stages, and the spirit
and quality of the teams. We certainly ncv.
or have seen as easy, rich and beautiful
coaches, as the hundreds now running between
this city and Cumberland. Ii is, really, a
luxury TO travel in them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

-0S- A Temesseean-a full six -footer-pre
sented himself to the sergeant at the recruiting
quarters, Old Leree street, yesterday. and OF
tered his services TO Uncle Sam for the next
four years: The sergeant, rejoiced to meet
with such excellent material for a dragoon
slapped him approvingly on the shoulder, slip.
ped hall dollar into his fist as an earnest of
future favors, and complimented him on the
prospects OF glory that were opening TO him
and to all "enterprising young men" who Join
ed the service, both in Mexico and Oregon
1t speaks trumpet-tongued," he added, 'sfor
the patriotism of all such young men as you
are, to see them come in at time like the
present, when we are threatened with war
from two opposite quarters, and enroll them
selves in the standing army of the country"
Hold ON, stranger" said the Tennesseean,
did you say stdndin army ?"
Certainly did" said the sergeant; "and
what more honorable service is there %
Honorable HILL" said the Tennessean-
do you think | came all the way from Cooke
county 10 Jine your stay-at- home, standin' ar
my!-No: tell me where can find mdrchin'
army-an army marchin' to the Halls of the
Montezumas,' as old Sam used to say---or a
Dghftn army, and I'm thdr--certan. D-n
your stnndin' armies--they're no account
and I'll Jine none Oh EN- Good bye stranger!"
and saying this, the Tennessean sloped.-Pic-
uyune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

CT WooL.-The Washington Reporter,
states that there is yet no excitement in the
Wool market. Prices range lower than they
did last year by few cents in the pound
There are various reasons for this tits owing
to some extent, to the fact, that the last year $
clips still very abundant in the hands of man
niacturers, and it is also owing to the fears
entertained. that the Tariff will be disturbed
b. the administration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
IAUNDIcE ). generalIr ncc.nnnniel uilh lan.

hUNDlCE Is generally accompanied with Lane
- guor md inactivity, kind OF itching or
pheKng nam over The whole body. difficulty Of
breathing; bitter taste in the mnnlh loa,hino Of
''od' sickness Of the stomach, n itnlencv. fIrrcd
tongue heartburn. disiension of The stomach osd
unveils. cosiiveness, and other symptoms of indi.
gesiion.
Wngh's Indian Vegetable Pills. tIudian Purea-
''VeJafe always CERTAIN To remove The above dan.
serous systems, and will IN all cases II persevered
with. make rcroci cure; because they carry of bv
me stomach and bowels The supeTabundance of
be. winch, when interrupted in it's downward
passage. and taken into Tho cfcu lnon is dilIused
through The whole system. giving deep yellow
color to the skin and eyes. and deanging all the
functions oi the bndy
CAUTION TO AoENTs Store keepers md agents
are respectfully informed that medicine purpor,iup
10 re Indian Pills, made by G. Benjamin Smith ,
~ View York. and sold Ivy vari1us Store keepers
both IN the city and country, nre moi The genuine
virgins Indians Vegetable Pills, but merely n
miserable imitation. The only security against
imposition ~ 10 purchase NJ The tflices No I69 Roco
Hree'. Philadelphia, No 1873 fremont slrcei, Boston
NO 2oo Greenwich street. belve een RcaJ and
Chambers streets. New York /; and be pnt,icnlsr in
oil cases 10 ak for Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills
kemcmber. beware Of oil sugar coated counter
iehs; and DO particular 10 ask for WRJGIIT,S
Indian Vegetable Pills
For sale al MELLoR'S Variety store, Union n
""'r""e' va inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

orous-watch for its prey. The body had mem
bers attached resembling paddles or fms,
winch IN proportion to the size OF the animal
Were small, and Were doubtless intended to
propel the body OF this enormous creature
through the waters of those large rivers or seas.
which ii inhabited or irequented Each of
these paddles or fms is composed of 81 bones,
winch form in union, seven freely articulating
and exceedingly numerous. They are three
times the thickness at the lower that they are
at the superior extremity"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

DOCTORS IN TROUBLE YESTERDAY
DR.. J. n. Mcdowell and DIR. Sykes, the rsn;,'
Ted surgeons during the recent duel between
Ms. Barr and Mr.. Colt, were Summoned to
gave testimony before the Grand Jury, and re-.
ins'd 70 answer questions that were propoun-
dc" TO them tn rested their refusal ON The
Crop2d that confidential Communications
Ini4e to theIN as surgeons in the exercise II
ti'lr professions could not b. properly disclos.
CT and could not b. lawfully cxtorted from
them oni also Tint they could not be lawful.
y required 70 give testimony tiat would rim.
mate Themselves. Tn court took . a;fTsrs,,,
yir'w OF the subject, AMI committed tbs,o 70
jail, where they nos arc and will have l,i me-
TO hold consultations toGethof Tnora o,o
now two lawyers and two doctors In of;son
iof ililing 10 speak. and IN, officer =. I'm
scar-h oi fresh G'cts 81 Lcai5 EJc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

Gazette. Its appearance has been much i'm.
proved, AMI permit m, to say, without any
disposition TO aatter you, that its readiuc
matter has improved in at leasta correspond
ing degree. ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
COMMERCIAL RECORI !.

THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was inten-
seiy warm, although from the fresh breeze
constantly blowing the heat was less percept-
IDLE. The thermometer ranged from SO to 80
degrees. Everything around us is suffering
very much for want of rain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

o. There are two articles in this paper up
on the Railroad which will be read with inter
est. The one from an intelligent correspon.
dent in Monongaiia county, which must b.
clearly, definitely, and warmly responded to-
the other from the Belmont Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

D BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
E,ading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
Neranda Hotels. is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for it or orders
for n.w subscriptions, will receive imm diate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

BlGAMY.-A man by the name of a. w.
sPrague, residing in Lexington, Ky, has been
found out to have two wives. The Lcgisla-
tUrc prescribes one as dose.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

0s-There Is but little animation in the
business circles. Nearly all the goods have
gone TO their Destinations the farmers are in
great approximations of short crops and there.
fore neither buy or sell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

u We understand from passengers wbo
I Ise up on the steamboat Empire a. f. y.
french Island that yeril boats werc so,S,,, 90
On Ine bar among them the Majestic. Tor ~ s,
bO;,is' with Mr.. CLAY on board. The Fnnr;ro
a INV TO pull her over, but did not err
ceSd: This was on Friday last NV '"'-
;,a w understand that the Majestic. nv Itch,
,hg nearly herwholc cargo finally CO., S,.'I ~
bar. Louisville Courier. So o'c' ule
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
STEAMBOAT BOB LETcuEp q,

SnEA MBOAT BOB LETCHER VS., S. n.
hAhD IiMkS.--lt will be recollected thai
tle above Steamboats, came i'm collision SOM
sllne since, by which the Bob Letchcr was
me owners Of the LetcIier brought suit
Saealnst the Hard Times at Louisville. and we
i ,eolh rom the Courier of Tuesday, that after
. ,o,g ana ably contested trial, the jury have
e.. sieod verdict In favor of the Bob LetCher
ioi SdoOO The verdict is as follows:
We OF tne Jury, find for the Compartments
49,, I'M hundred dollars (Sl600) in damages.
'''"s one nall OF the amount of total loss.
JAMES TRABUE. Foreman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
70 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

- IlIELDAFFER & FAIRS. would rcspccifni.
y ly Dform their customers and The public gen.
efally, ihoi they contnne n manufacture oil tho
-d'fferen' varieties 81 CHAIRS Seuoes, S iciablcs.
&c. Of very rednred prices ond al Tue shortest no.
lice possible Their establishment is OF No 1917
Main street, where they viii nl,says be found ready
10 VAT on all gFh0 nay agor thela with coil.
Chairseareiully sell 10 all paris Of the city FREQ
OF charge.
N v Good Poplar lumber taken in exchange for
work ;onc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

nNE Ps SUFFER BLACK FRENCH BAPIER.
" sils warp, a beautiful arlicle for Gardeners
Summer Cua'a just received
bn SENSENEY e. RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

Messrs. MASON * FUTILE, No. % Mas,
.au Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City They will receive Subscriptions
and contract Tor Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

EW GooDS-sENsENEY & RHODES,
y hsve Just received some rich B,lzarincs, Bar
'"ees. Lawns. bingham Lawns. Culicoes. &c. TO
"n'ch ney invite tho attention Of the L,d!es.
jun .|f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
HCNsE3. CARRIAGES AND BUCGlES AT
pIiIIVE

NlRE! FIRE. FIRE.-Noce To these who M
II using wafer from The hydrsnis. and are os-
se''ea Tor The year ending April 1916. Remember
your RENE were due on The rs' day Of May past and
you will he visited 10y the collector To receive The
amounts due. and owing the city for tho same, and
rs The time allowed to The collector la seule with
The treasurer Is short md limited it will he expect.
cd That each and every person will endeavor 10 10
prepared To settle their ducsand should il bo ohor-
wiSe' you will p'ease To call al the office OF the city
Sergeant. where you will find some person TO wait
upon you and receive ycur rents.
jun6 J MURRAY, C.. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

HOPE FIRE COMpANY.--Yoa viii .neet
th's day, (Ssiurdavl at the Engine House. a,
"e'ock. Nj. fully equipped for inspection and
drill. The apparatus ior The present. is lodged IN
me tut ding Of 1t wheeiiny lose Company, on
Market, between Monroe and Quincy streets
by order. GEO WHEELER. StCy.
jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
MONDAY, JUNE Q. isl5.

v0LNEY Is. PALMER is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Advcr-
tis'mcnts for the Wheeling Times and Gazette,
His Offices are -
le State Street. Boston
80 Ann Street, New York.
SO Pine Street Philadelphia.
Corner of Baltimore aud Calvert STREETS,
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

a young aspirant for admission to the bar
being questioned yesterday by the Examining
COMMITTEE, with view TO discover his fitness
Ifade the subjoined replies to the following
intcrrogatories
ner in business 2" P"''
n one may, become his sleeping part
n nen Dut tle books furnish no instance when
she has ever been silent partner"
O. What is common cn,y;er pr
A. An hish hodman-he i tho cooo.
monest kind of a carrier" VIZ 'oin'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09
=, LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE

~ laying OF THE CORNER STONE
ne fieemasons OF Cincinnati had long and
imposing procession yesterday, to lay the cor.
ner stone OF the splendid and spacious new
Hall and buildings which they are erecting at
the corner Oh Third and Walnu streets.
The Corner Stone was laid by the Grand
Master OF the State of Ohio, VIM. b. Thrall.
Esq and there was deposited In the stone the
proceedings OF the Grand Lodge for l6i4--the
oinerent coins OF the United States--a list of
all lhs flre Companies copy of the several
newspapers Of the city, &c. Sc. After laying
the Corner Stone the procession rena;rea 20
Wesley Chapel, where discourse was deliv.
cred by the Grand Chaplain the Rev. Mr.,
Strickland.--Cin. Afias,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-09

Counter Scales, To weigh from
oz 10 80 lbs this day reed tnid for sale by
Jun CIT IL GREER. No 50 Man ST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
xRUEst,Ts OF Ce,rrs,N.

. Per steamboat Maiengo fun Montsomery-G GwaIhmey Rortes X co 90 ba1es Stebbins + Leavens k Malone &4; T q Holt 21; Punch l; Dickinson & Eusiis 9 Lesesne 67; IlarwelI Davis B. Boy kiu k McRae 2S q eoode e9; Desha, Sheppard < co 5 LabuIan < OIds k6i Heard 25i Donald Marshall 39; D Nj Riggs co ls Carlisle 8; N Philps g; Allen & Haden 29; Pope Son 8; simpson dk Roth g. A Campbell 9; Wal ker 4 Holmes 5: Rives, Battle co l27; Ulrck Wal. 4se 60 1; Andrews x Dawson 24: Smith, Wyckoff & NieolI ss; W Bower co 47; 5 Vaughn 6; W A Scott 6 D Withers & co a4; Harrison Blair 16; steamboa, qhsriotts 1 oser 2l Nisbet lS sayrs 26; Tsrleton eseti q CumIanas l5s; Hoyt, Ford & Robinson S7; W 4 Armstrong 6; Thompson & Matheson T; Toomsr, Gay cs 23; maulden X Terrell lS; Brodnax, Newton co Ii: Harris. Clayton < GO sl w Tarleion $, L An. crews q so74. ''i
 Fer stssnboat DsIlas from Tuseaoosa- Dickinson & nustis 257 bales; Fontaiho Son l66, Tnrt, Stew ssi 90 III; Desha, sheppard 60 100; A Pope Son le0 T Hill X 60 66; Merrwether 63; sms & Redus sl; Crawford 5U Toomsr, Gay co 50; w A Scott Se; " Whitsheat 29. c Msrabis 27i Harris Cisytnn co as; Horton ock A. Storey Ellis 22; String fellow nsnna X co %; K Carlisle l7 Rives. Battle d % IA Calhoun a. simpson & Roth l9; A Ledyard d co lf; Mandn & Terrell 8; Galloway 4; Peck ShackIs- ford |; Adams 1. Nn
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
aHaPARTa

LIvERPOUL-Per Br bark Asia-35OO sks salt s ton bundle iron, Ss tcs hardware, 5 bxs mdza. 'l
 LiVEkPOOL-Per Br ship Samuel-20O0 sks salLi .HAVANA-Por bria Chociaw-40 sks coffee, 20 boxe sugar, l77,5O0 cigars.
 NkW.i ORK-Per brig Sarah Brown-I49 sks coffee sso bxs cheese 6S nrkns bucr bbs cidor 100 box rsisns 45 de tobacco. l4 coils rope, 5O dcmohns & pkses almonds. 50 bxs n lS cks oi 29 bxs candies l( hf pipes brandy. assorted udge.
 ssPkoViDENCE-fer bark Wm & ysmes-lOO0 bbl. Potatoes, 50 do sBions. : aNEWbURYf0RT-Pers ship Joshua B.tes-256 hall bbs mackertl, 30 tons hay.
 APALACHlCOtA-Psr sehr Gen HArrison-s9s sacks coffee, 40 hxs wino, 4 Pkres n,dze
 j. ,. NEW-0hLEANs-Pcr steamboat CreoIe-ls bbl. pork. 6s do whiskey, 50 kegs lard &e
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
pAanseNsspsusS.

Fer steamboat Creole from New-Orleans-Mrs A J0hnsop Capt Martin, Msssrs Coulter, simpson, South worth Hiiman, Jackson. Calvert, MsMahon, Gilmore, Dsnnson; Braxisr--t6 on deck. . .
 Fer steamboat Marengo fin Montxomery-Wyatt and leiy, Nicholson, lady and chIldren Boiling sud lady Gels Gardner. Lewis Ms Bell, Capts Heshnw, Brooks Drs Msbry, Hunter, Messrs Moore Blevlns MsConnghy, i.rd Reed n.rsb.iI Kn.; C.mpbsIi ssnps. Allen. 1T Asnifss, KoYnsssy, Monk, Childers, Smith, Boykin Wm vegelin. Smith. Brown Hoxis Ferguson, Clark. Tuck CT, Williams, Perry. Fsrrel Hsrws Pattenton, Bar esrd. Brown, Bss!lan, Mccall, Tidwe, Howard, and Fnllsr, Kilsore Moore. Gayle, Keyser, Dsnan Coch' ran. Fowler, Gaines, Mclaughlin, Chids, Ryan, Baker Tsmn.on CosIe, Campbell, Hsltscre, Dennis. Dabnsy Msssn, Filss
 Fer s,samhost Dallas i'm Tuscaloosx-Mrs Taylor and child, Mrs Hill and child. Col Hanna and lady Finch and lady Gov Gsyls, Dr Mtrrlwether. Co.'s Pckens, Rlsgs, Judge Bridsss. Maj Wls Capt Oliver, Messra w Kik, Fests Leslie, Gsrrstt Adams, Mason Chandler Wootlaw Merrill. Colvn. Riggs, Hill, IIildrs,b, Pope, Dsaels. ThursilI. Arehihald Bsstns Burns. Minor. hsn. Thompson, Whitehead. Nash, IoelI Duffe, Bea Bell, Chatsron-and others
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
TRU&T SALE

or valuable Real and Personal Estate. nN MONDAY, the 27h instant, at l2 M., in
 I front ofthe Court House, in the city si Mobile, I will sell for cash, io he highest bidder, THIRTY THREE likely valuable SLAVES, male and female, including house servants, mechanics and ahorers - Also, the following lot parcel of land, situated in the county of Mobile, and known as Fowler's re- serve. of the St. Louis purchase, male by Owen, Lipscornbe and Fowler: bounded the south and west by Three Mile Greek. on the north by Lips combe's reserve, lately conveyed 10 Smith, on the northeast by Robnsons lo, and on the east by Ged- des and Shaw's--in iownshi ship--range--s --secion--. containing in all 36 5O.l00 acres; together with all and singular. the hereiiiaments and appurtrnances unto ,he same belonging, including the Brick Yard known as--brick yard and the brick now in said yard. tf1I l-t I.n |" rt
 The above described property or as much as may be necessary, 10 be sold by virtue of certan deed of trust, made by Alfred Fowler, 10 Billups Gayle Cashier of the Branch .f the Bark Of the State o Alabama, al Mobile, and hs successors in office, to secure certain debts therein set forth, which deee bears date 18th March, I842 and is recorded in tho Office of the Clerk of the County Court for Mobile county, in book No. 3, page 47S to 476.
 The. above property is exceedingly valuable ant the titles believed to be indisputable. I.i.fs e.
 The names, ages and qualities of the negroes vii be fully made known the day of sale. .'7..
 HENRY B. HOLCOMBE,
 jsn17 Ats - Cashier, Trustee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
dec2s 2lf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE,

SHERIFF NOtlOF.
 rOMMITTED 10 the iail of Mobile county, on V the 10th January, l345, by Charles B. King, Esq, a Justice oi the Peace, runaway slave called BARNEY black; aged about 40 yers, 5 feet 10 or II inches high; says he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, Alabama The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made aad provided 10 pay iail fees.
 janll 30tf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c. NNRUSSES, CUTTING APPARATUS, &c-
 l The subscribers respectfully call the attention Physicians and others invoice just received per ship Lady Milton, from Liverpool, embracing an ex- tensive assortment of "Evans & Co.'S patent sel adjusting Trusses,'' suitable both for adults and children. These instruments are manufacture ed in London, upon improved and scientific principles. They receive the appreciation of the faculty in Europe; and the physicans of this country, who are acquainte with the improvements made, consi- der the Trusses far superior to any m use, as well for the radical cure of hernia rupture, as for combining the greatest comfort and freedom m the wearing. -'H
 Also--A supply of improved English scari6ca- tors, Lancets, Gum Elastic Caiheters Suspensarys etc. For sale wholesale or retail by
 janl4 sa- MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists. IRON, &c-20O tons Swedes Iron assorted l to II l2 inches wde 50 do round, square, horse shoe, nail rod, band, hoop and scroll Iron; 10 do Cast. German, blistered and crowley Steel; do Swedes plough Mouds; 100 sets Black smith's Tools. For sale on favorable terms dy .f ...i sa. m 0. MAZANGE & CO.,,
 ianl6 corner Commerce aad Exchange-sts SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The subscriber. - agent for the Orleans Sugar Refinery, will he constantly receiving supplies of the above article. which he will sell at the New-Orleans prices. with the charges added. In store
 20 bbls Loaf Sugar ,t.yt-.rt.s Al 20 do Sugar House Molases, for sale by
 jaal4 WARD H. BLACKLER, Wa,er-st TTSHE CYCLOPEUA of Practical Medicine. | II edited by John Forbes, M. D. F. K. s.; Alex ander Tweede. NJ. D F. R. $ revised with add,- lions by Robley Dunslson. M. D.; Nos l7 and lS- Just receved and for sale by -3il.i c. ay ii.f | janl7 '. w. ALLEN. 2s nashsiast INOR SALE-The cargo of Salt of the ship Eng E lapd. in bl'aohed bags il" the Bay or on the ss,s JOHN GIBSON, 90 ., MhAhtssss'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
PUBLIC SALES.
BY C. W. OGDEN.
 G DEAI A..aatn

THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock, al stores Nos 75 and 77 Water street. late NJ. Durand's-
 Port Warden's Sale. Will be sold under inspection of inc Port Wardens for account of whom it may concern 200 boxes Goldfish. damaged on the voyage of importation.
 Also, by order of the executors of eataie of NJ. Durand, IS cases, each 60 boxes Table Salt
 do Hats, &c. Immediately afterwards. an assortment of groce- ries, &c., consisting of
 100 bbs Flour; TO hhds Sugar; 10 bbls do 20 do Molasses; , boxes Loaf Sugar 50 do Whiskey; 60 kegs Lard 10 casks Sides; 100 boxes Raisrns 20 boxes Figs; 10 bags soh shell Almonds 10 boxes Lemons; 20 terces prime Rice 50 hags Rio Cofiee 50 boxes Soap 25 boxes superior fancy Soap
 25 boxes Sperm Candies; pipe Gun 10 packages Tea; 10 casks Claret Wine 6 bbls Alcohol; 33 boxes Lemon Syrup 2O baskets and cases Sweet Oil 40 bbls Potatoes; 20 kitts fine Salmon 20 boxes Tomato Calsup; 20 do Tobacco 10000 Segars; 10 kegs Goshen Butter 20 boxes (, ,heese &c.. &c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
Branch Bank at Mobile.
William F Sta,ke James perrine

William E. Staike, James Perrine.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House of Mobile county, the first Monday of February A D, 1915, between the hours of II O clock AM. and 4 o'cock PM. of said day, all ihe right title and interest of James Perrne, into the following piece, parcel lot of land and premises, to wil: A lot wnh the story brick house there on. sa ,,ed on the south side of St Louis street, be- tween Conception and St. Joachim streets, having front on St. Louis street of a2 ieet with depth of 100 feet bounded on the north by St. Louis street, on ihe east by lands of Isaac Collins, the south by lands o Battle, and on the west by lands of unknown owners; the same having been levied on as the pro- perty of Dr.. James Perrine, security of Wm. F.. Starke, and to be sold by virtue of the above stated flare tacias, which issued from the County Court Of Mobile county and 10 me directed.
 JACOB $. MARSH, Agent,
 ian9 29.ds Branch Bank at Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
SUERIFF,S < SALE

TWILL he sold for cash in front of the Court , w House door of Mobile county, on the l7th of April, Is45, between the hours of II o'clock A. n. a.,d o'clock P. Nj. of said day, negro man called JOHN, aged about 2S years, and gays that he be- longs to one Mrs Nancy McClary. of Beaufort coan- ", South Carolina, from whom he was stolen abost six years since the said slave John is black aboHi 4 feet, inches high, and has scar on the bo,toss of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy Said negro man having been committed to theail of Mobile cornty as a runaway slave, by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, on the l7th day of September. lS44. and his owner having failed to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore IS to he sold m compliance with the statutes in such eases made and provided to pay jail fees. .N
 octIS 2l9ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff. M. C..