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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

EXTRAORDINARY DlsPa7oH.-The beautiful Rio
Janeiro packet ship Louisiana arrived Yesterday
morning al our Levee in the remarkably short
passage of thiry-nine days from port 10 por,,
bringing a foil cargo OF coffee. As it appeared
10 Us bu, short time since we had before noticed
the arrival Of this vessel from Rio Janeiro. we
were induced 10 make some inquiries respecting
her; and we ind she arrived at our port from
Rio Janeiro on the 30h Nov. last, with large
cargo, which was sold and delivered from ship
board; she then took cargo for New York, and
sailed Dec. 18th, arriving al New York in lhir-
leen days. Her cargo being discharged, she took
10 ballast and sailed for Richmond, Va, where
she loaded again for Rio Janeiro. This cargo
she safely landed, took in return load of coffee
for this port, and is again moored at our Levee.
We understand this beautiful ship is owned By
Messrs. Anderson, Foster 6 Sons OF New York,
who were the importers and owners of the fira
cargo OF Rio Coffee imported inIo the U. States.
" o. Bulletin.
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JOHN S. CAsxlE, Esq-We presume there is
upon our banner in every section of the State,
except old Norfolk, where j, could be expected,
which could be more gratifying than the follow
ing from The Richmond Enquirer, Of Tuesday,
(Mr. Cs. appointment as Commonwealth At
torney.) Mr.. Cassie is man Of pre-eminent
talents, and won imperishabls laurels for himself
in the late Presidential contest. He made innu-
merable friends in this section Of The State during
that contest, and we are sure that they will re-
loice with us in this distinguished mark OF supe-
rior lalenis.-f Portsmouth Old Dominion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

The Baltimore Republican notices the appoint
ment of Edmund Burke, late member OF Con-
gress from New Hampshire (",he honorable" We
will not call him,) as Commissioner Of Patents in
this city.
"Mr Burke is self made man, and has earn
ed his reputation By the force OF his own talents,
and will I'LL the Office with honor and credit"
We have no doubt OF ii; for although We have
not The honor of his personal acquaintance, yet
we know his character too we'll 10 entertain a
doubt about his eminent qualifications. He Ike.
the slippers OF Mr. Ellsworth, no, "remored" as
some Of the papers say, bul res,gned-f Union.
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NEW YORK MARKET. Nav ]

T.
CorToS-The marker remains withou, chspos
but prices are somewhat easier Tor The buyer in n.
few parcels taken. The sales to-day amonn. i,
600 bales. Since The departure of the steamer .,
the lst inst, the transactions have been small
TcBAcco-The demand for this article Is lar
and sales of Kentucky have been made at ,: /,
for common, and 6 c. for prime. Manufacrue.
is active, aud sales have been made a, ct'
Cavendish and other kinds
WmlsxEY-Drudse casks We sill quo'e Z, y
cls and Western and Prison hbls. al ~, -
There is fair supply OF all descriptions.
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The earth nlaced upon hi. system Of robbery up-
on The high seas Should The present difficulties
lead 10 a war with Mexico, and should ma go
vernment give commissions 10 priva'eeis, NJ. ~,
government. VIII have an oppoltuni, Of striking
decisive blow on This subject MEXICO nas
bu few seamen, aud these priva'eers mus! nsee ,
sarly be manned BY the subjects Of foreign n pow
renee by robbng the peaceful trader will receive 81
The prompt and signal punishment awaiaeo y
robbers and pirates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

GANDS' SARSAPARILLA. How much
- valuable time and talent are wasted in the
pursuit Of chimeras, In the attempt 10 discover
the philosophers stone, and more recently TO
produce perpetual motion, men of learning
and research have lost their reason and con-
sumed their lives. The course Of expert
ments which led 10 the preparation OF Sands
Sarsaparilla. forms an ap; contrast 10 such
prohiess pursuits The Achemis;s never pro-
duced one grain of gold; the perpetual motion
men have not succeeded in carrying out their the
DRY; bul the MessIs. Sands, through their inyau-
able specific, have providentially been the inslrn.
menis of restoring 10 health thousands OF the vic.
TINS OF Scrofula, Tumors, Cancers, Assesses.
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, and other ucerous and
cuianeous affections
n For further particulars, and conclusive evil
dence fits superior value and efficacy, see PAM
phlcts which may be obtained OF agents gratis
u Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
and tor exploration, by A. B. SANDS & CO.,
Druggists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No.
70 Broadway, corner of Chambers street New
York. Sold, also, by ALEX. DUYAL & Co,
Agents Main street, Richmond, Va. Price 81
per bottle or six bottles for g. Apr! 80
EENCING PLANK-3OO 600 feet Maine
j and Susquehanna Inch Boards, suited TO fen
cling or sbeeting purposes, on band for sale by
JNO. A. LANCASTER & co.
April 26-4w
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Valuob.e Medical ROoks-

Published, Reee,red and for She NJ he Bookstore Of
DRINKER & MORRIS.
nUAIN'S ANOTOMlCAL PLATES, COM
W plele in one 4to VOL, comprising nearly 700
Illustrations; price full bound in cloth, SIS.
PANCOAST'S SURGERY, in one royal
ito vol, illustrated with SO plates, comprising
4S6 figures price tull bound in cloth, $40.
MOREAC'S MIDWIFERY, The most spen-
ded ever published, handsomely illustrated, com.
plee in one large Ito vol; price $40, full bound in
cloth.
Together with complete assortment Of stand.
ard Medical Works, which We shall sell at Phil.
adelphia Publishers prices Nave
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Dickinson's m. IS Hunters maj. 6

Ct We are anxious 10 publish complete list
OF The mcmbers elect Of the next House of Dele
gates. We, therefore, respectfully ask the Post
masters Al the different couny-seats, 10 send US, at
once, the f,N names Of The Delegates elected from
their respective conrlies.
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y THE GOFERNOR or rIR,
"A PrOclIsIlatiOn.


w HEREAS, it has been represented 10 IL
w Executive that ALEXANDER WEEsE, charg-.
with The murder Of solomon Wec<e. both d Ia.
dy county, has fled ;lom justice and j. uow sQl.
al large
Now, therefore, ]. JAMES Mcdowell. Govern.
Of Virginia, do hereby offer a reward OF hts c...
Lars, 10 any person or persons who vii! applea-a.
The said fugitive and deliver him INTO Ii,
Jail OF Hardy county; and require all of.c,s
civil and military, and request the people Of K
Commonwealth generally, 10 u>e every exera.
for his arrest, that he may be dealt win a, Z:
law directs
Given under my hand as Governor. ard ul:.:
fss,, the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth d:
l'"'"'I Richmond, this third day OF NAV IN ,.s
year 1915. ia: Mcdowell
Alexander Weese is abou, ) + ct 10 inc.s
high, and about - years old >pale.buill ".
dark sandy hair, black eyes, high cherA .vr.,
and sinister expression .! counienan,e
MAY 6-cWlw
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that the light Of truth and experience may a'sPc'
the gloom hanging over this subject ana '''a'
peace may be preserved. If England however,
still persists in her grasping claims, ana VIII no,
compromise, without! sacrifice OF our r'sn's anu
honor, we hope that the whole people Oh me
Union, Of all parties, viii stand ready 10 meet
their responsible duties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

We have 10 thank Drinker & Morris for No
Is OF Smiths Weekly volume. ]. embraces
combinations OF two interesting articles: the de-
lection and exposition OF "Imposture, Deception,
and Credui,y," and "Recolleciions Of Service in
China"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
From tie Cidrltsto1rn Spirit Of JeffrWr.
THE ELECTION.
n<ra<~o<. TSvix n, ubontI

IfTcNtN Cfdrlestotcn SpiTft Of JtffTpr.
THE ELECTION.
Democracy Triumphant
Il always takes some weeks 10 get the complete
returns Of the Virginia election; yet sufficient is
already known, TO proclaim most brilliant ri.
ly it is matter Of feicitation 10 the Republican
party OF The whole Union, that Virginia shows
forth her true principles. II will be an incentive
10 The Chief Magistrate OF our country to follow
undevialinsly, as he has already marked out, the
true old Virginia doctrines. II has stamped the
mark Of disapprobation, in the most legible char
acler, upon Senators Rives and Archer 1t is
Texas, as well as Democratic victory, and on this
account should il be hailed with Joy.
Our Wing friends have been so much disbear-
sned Of late; met with so many rebufs aud de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06


IFrOu The ClarIJurg Scion Of DcmOer6epl
Rraxton, Gilmer and Lewis, Democratic can
didates running, no Wing candidate. John 5.
Camden is elected Barbour and Randolph,
Long. Dem elected over Booth, (Whig.)
We have heard little OF The Senatorial elections.
Col. Strinscr's majority in hi, District will be
between 900 and 1000 votes the following are
the majorities so far rs ascertai ned: Harrison
and Doddridge l40; Lewis loS; Gilmer $50;
Richie l52 Prim has - majority in Taylor,
and 80 in Braxtun-Wood county yet TO hear
from. Stringer's majority, there, thought TO be
about 200.
In this Congressional District, The following
are the maorilies SO far: Johnson's maJorities-
Harrison and Doddridge IS; Barbour 100; Gil
mer and Lewis 2l4; Richie III; Jackson y.
Camden's majorities Brax,on 3; Taylor 10.
There are counties veto hear from. It's report
ed that kanawha county has given bul $50 Wing
majority. this news, if irne, secures Col. John
sons election. Ii is also reported that Wood has
given Johnson small majority, but we do no,
much credit this; most likely small majority
for Camden.
LEWIS.
For Cousress-Johnson (Dem.,) S36-Cam-
den, (Whig,) 273. Johnson's majority 6l.
For State Senate-Siringer, (Dem,) 37l-
Prim, (Whig,) ls3-Shinn, (Whis,) 90. String
er'> majority 1883.
For House Of Decentralization (Dem. J
35i-Camden, (Dem..) lG0-Bonnet, (Dem., "a.
RlTCIIIE.
For Congress-Johnson (Dem..) la9-Cam-
den. (Whig,) SIS.
For Stale Senale-stringer, (Dcm.,) 2l3--
Plim, (WhigD Gl.
For House Of Delegates Neal, (Dem.,) 100
Harris, (Whig,) IS.
HARDY.
House of Dcceatcs-Lee 255-Miles col both
Wings.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
MIR Newton the last Delegate IS beaten 10y
SO votes We regret this sincerely because he was
worthy of the confidence Of the people Of Taylor.
Ii is The more regretted because OF the causes that
have contributed 10 produce this result,-We
learn that il was urged as an objection against
him, that he had obtained loan OF 81 600 10
Rector College; and that the people OF Taylor
county were TO be taxed 10 pay the principal an
interest olthat SUN. The partisan who could cir
culale such lie is fitted better for the Penitenia-
~ than any place we know Of After Mr.. New
Lag aea n "a 10 5r lie "ceg he Obtained tie
passage OF law, authorizing loan; the properly
If the institution being first pledged for The prin.
cipal and interest, with other personal ecuriy.
BARBOUR & RANDOLH.
We are happy 10 learn that the report publish
ed in The last Mounlaineer concerning Barbour
and Randolph, was incorrect. They have elect
ed 10 the House of Delegates Washington J.
Long their nominee, and thorough Democrat,
BY a majority OF $50. lie is man of fine abb
lites and will be one of the hes, members from
the West. A friend from Barbour has tod us
10 never believe an evil report OF these two Ster-
ling counties, hnt ALWAYS say in advance OF The
Southern mail, that "a Democrat has been elected
, in Barbour and Randolph by an overwhelming
majority Il Morgan .Nouniajnrcr
CAROLINE
TO the Editors nj he Engvirsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
NtcDte.o1.u aE,1atatret:.

fea,s-that We cannot find it in our heart to add
her. one pang more 10 their already mortified
sensibilities
T.nM Congressional Diarttt.
The following is The result in this disiricl, iron,
which il WILL be seen that MIR. BedinSer IS eieccu
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
4 DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, siila.t
n in pleasant village in Virginia, viii
large and increasing list oi subscribers, al.
good share OF advertising and job work. IS Offer
al private sale The materials are all GOO, o.
sisling OF such as are necessary 10 Print sn eIt
imperial sheet. The terms will be moderate. a.
may be ascertaned by making enquiry. o.
paid, OF The Editors Of The Richmond Enqg;s'
as, also, any information in regard 10 The once
Nav I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

Consignces Of the Schr Courier, .som N,w
York: L. ID. Crenshaw & Co. J. T. Alles.
Davenport s. Allen, W. & f. P CARPENTER. An.
tonic Piz7ini, c. Burru>s, Brooks 4 Iiu:s5n J.
A. Clarkson & Co, Richards X GARNER, B.
peyton, Workman McGruder * Co. Blovn.
Taylor & Tucker. Haskins & Libby, william
Palmer. T. w. Kesee, Frys & Co, w Rmer.
Judah Myers, T. b. Bentley, J Bigeow. She'd.
& Somerville, H. A. Wan. Geo. W. Gr,uef.
Webb, Bacon & Co, Van Lew & Harris V,
Lew, Smith & Co, A Duval & Co, J Bo>he.
Rich'd Worsham, l.. Girter & Co, Va.ca,ire
Breeder & Co, Dunlop, Moncure * Co, Z.
DevosS, J. Pizzni, a Thornton. I. A Rg4
Partesan * Bun, Kent, Kendall & Alwa-,
Wadsworh, Turner x Co, Edmond & d.
venpor. J. Thompson < Co, Hubbard Cart.
ner & Co.. J. Dooley, }. Winston, T. Robertson
Gaynor, Wood & Co, Smith g. Harwcoi "
Barrett, c. d. Yale, A. Leslie, l. D. Sole
Nash & Woodhouse, Beers & PonteSer !
Moore, J. c Crane, l.. NJ. Harold, Blair 4
Brockenbrough, Inloes s Brother, " Taylu
J. Nj. & w. Willis, Saunders K Luxe, "
D. Blair, r. r. Amidon, ID. Gooir, S Ne.
chant R. NJ Burton, Andrew Pizzinl.
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Union House.

Second Door bciOr Ncssrs. KEN, Kendall 6. At
tratey, No. 3, Nam Street.
MRS. SARAH ALVEY, having two excel
ltl ceent rooms, would be pleased 10 have
them occupied by families Her prices will be
moderate.
She can also accommodate from ten 10 fifteen
day Boarders, with desirable Board, having re-
duced her price TO Sli0 per year.
Richmond Nav 9Th lS45
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New York, May llh.-Arrved, Schrs 81
Hart, First Consul Downey ana Marsarer Am
Hammond, from Richmond Sailed. >ci. Wm
Burke. Hedden, an'! Lady Clinton Cianmer. !,
Richmond
BosT3N, May 3-Arriyed, schr-. Ioha S.a
mons, small Sarah Ann. King. and Bo1,4
Brook, higgins. from Richmond
BALTIMORE, Nav 5.-C!earet, sch- Heu.a.
Hollingshead, for City Point and Richmoni
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CAROLINE.

To he EdIofS n Wc Enquire.
Gentlemen: As have observed in your paper
that you do not furnish lbe correct stale Of the
poll in this county, but have represented Old Ca
roline as giving Mr.. Hunter only Is majority,
when his true maj. is 50, send you statement
OF the poll, and request you 10 publish it. The
Poll thus corrected, will show Hunter 10 he elect
ed in The District by majority OF 26l, instead Of
220, as is stated in the Enquirer
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o z FL CT A u.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts into the Treasury during the quar-
Ter ending the 3lst ult, were, as nearly as can lie
asceltained-
From Customs, So,3Io,olo -
Lands, 4S3,o52 ~
. Miscellaneous sources, 10000 90
S6,Ssl ,107 81
The expenditures during the same period have
been-viz
Civil list, Miscellaneous, and 70
reign intercourse, 81, 'Os,lo' 10
On account OF army 81 1885 So
Indian Deptmen', ssa3o % %
Pensions, 81 ,i06, l99 l9ss
Navy, l,57s63l 90
Interest on the public debt, 3S06S Il
Reimbursement OF loan OF 1871, 4,9l26S6 "a
Do. do. 1913, 100000 w
Reimbursement and interest OF
Treasury notes, SltU4o vi
SI2IaG,2Ol 81
rvrrrtarv o1the ffeashry.
Treasury Department, April 80, 1916.
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING
lsr MAY, ls45.
Amount Of the several issues outstanding lst MAY,
1885, as per records OF this office, S97T4l4 81
Deduct cancelled noles in The hands
OF The accounting officers 1862 %
S923,35l 40
r. II. GILLET, Register
Treasury Department,
Registers Office, May ], 1915.
Now, TO show The comparative condition OF our
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GOVERNOR OF OsfGoE.-The Halifax Herald
SAYS 1--WE have il upon good authority, llla, Sir
George Simpson, passenger in the Caledonia,
for Boston, goes on rs Governor OF he Oregon
Territory-if 50, The question OF right and pos
session will he brought 10 a speedy issue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

TOBACCO PLANTS FOR SALE.
IRON I rty 10 fits thousand Oronoko Tota
L 60 Plans for sale. Aprly, pos, paid. Il
DR. WILLIAM BANklIEAD
Guinneys Depot, Caroline couH'
Nav f-nuOu,
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The New York Express says: Rev DR.. Johns
of Baltimore, has MT been called 10 assume
the reclorship Of St. Georges Church, in New
York So much the better. lie will remain
among us.-[ Baltimore Patriot.
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SA LIED.

SchT Tuscarora, Smack. New York.
Schr Lagrange, Crowe!I, Philadelphia.
Schr. James and Samuel, Somers, Siain.nfi
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dopoinfa., q. 81 sar Goreraor0i JDa,i1ia.
'rhdInas !. Berne, Of 81. Louis Commission.
er for The State Of Missouri, To take dispositions,
acknowledgements Of deeds, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

TIE AST-REsrsRs-Knapp, Burrin and
Tonpkins were sentenceiio The Stale Prison ior
Two years each. Kelly was fined $3.50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

n FINE MOLESKIN HATS. ~
. Just received light beautiful aHittS'-.
Of Moleskin Hats OF the latest s.yIs oy.
men are invited 10 call and examine ihs!n liz,
&c, Main street, uey, door 10 Messrs; We
Smith & Co. H. NJ. ALLEN
April ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

MIR. J. OUTLET has taken rooms q =
II Madison House, opposite 10 the lower 2 z.
OF the Capitol Square. where his French 8
ming classes will Re recognized.
April 29-Gow
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY s
---- - - $500
High Wafer this day. at 1. p. NJ
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Bahimo.e. st.
dries
Steamer .Iewess, Sutton. Norfolk
Schr. Missouri, Garraging, Philadelphia so,
dries.
Schr. Cecil, Travers. Baltimore, suniries.
Schr. Sally Ann, Picket, North Carolina. lsh
Schr VIM. w. Hall Simmons, No.,h Gao.
lima fish, 10 Davenport 4 Allen.
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F. WORDS OFFICE.-Dra wig z. .i0s'
y {. andria Lottery. Class No. lS:
40 IL : SO Sc 26 10 80 IS 81 S. !, > y
Some good prizes sold in this.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, 10 ~ !.
81 60 So 81 % 81 o. II II So 81 - 9 =
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, Nc. J.
3 SIS 80 63 65 Is - 50 81 IS 26 ,, $. ).
Drawing OF Alexandra Lo!tery, Extra, 10 ~
l. As % 4S IS A. II 80 SIS 1 20 q
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, No. 81
IL 43 ! 20 Il IL 81 63 Is 81
Several good prizes sent out IN the above "a .
ings. Orders from the country, enclosing ca'j
or prize tickets, amended 10 promptly. Il adde's
to J. F. WORD.
Nav e
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FOR RENT

m Pat ola delightful residence OF Bis.
fIA street, near the Capitol-a yery te>l'a.
EGEsW, bic locaii0n for a small, genres tamil
Rent 1926. Possession given iminctiaely. t.
Iuir- at this Office. Mar
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NOR HIRE-for The balance of the year
J. middle aged servant woman who is a good
Cook, Washer and Ironer Apply TO
GEO. w. TOLER.
Mayo Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
HOYT'S PRIZE 0FFlCE.-Drawing OF
IL Mnnongalia Lottery Glass u.s.
5 SIS 80 63 6s Is 10 80 81 AZ 2i ) - %
Ticket Nos SO So Gl, a capital prize. sold and
paid by llOfT.
Alexandria, extra, Class No l05:
81 GO IS 81 ~ 81 - fl II SO 81 So 6s l.
Alexandria Glass No IL:
40 II : 80 81 % y 80 Is I'll !. Is Il ~
MAY d
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FOR RENT
81 Il l6 - oS 20 80 45 j3 g. 80 y 5
Sll llln % OF 600 Ii hallni.

81 Il 40 . . 20 81 - . 3. 80 y ,
$4,000, 25 of 1000, II ballots.
Drawing OF fine Lottery is received By We
nesday'> mail. Capitals: $4,000 5000, 4"
1000, l,io0, $50, s OF 500. 80 of300. 100 o. "l
. OF 900, &c. IS Nos, il ballots. W.
Tickets s. For sale By T.R. BIGGER
May 6 Opposite Eagle R1lts
T ECTURtS On the Pilgrims Progress y.
IL on the Life and Times OF john B1if'.
by the Rev. George B. Chcerer; third ediiio-
Phreno Mnemotechny, or the ar, oil Mem,
the Series OF Lectures explanatory otthe pH1
Piles Of The system, delivered in New iofS u,
Philadelphia b. Francis Fanwel Gonral: =
E. S., oflhe University Of France JUS rsc; I,
By NASH & WOODHOlsi
April 6
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ITtdSUTV department.,
Registers Office, May 1915.
Now, 10 show The comparative condition OF our
finances for the corresponding quarter Of the last
year, We have obtained from The Treasury Office
the following exhibit:
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-29
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREUT UNS'
ORPHANS Court, Mobile 60. April 9th, lS45
Martha u. Jones. deceased )FINHIS DAY came
Es,nte of Il WIN Magee, Ad-
ministrator de bonus non Of the Estate of Martha f.
jones' decea sed and files his accounts and vouchers
and ptays the Court for an order for a final settle.
,nsni and alI,wan-e of his accounts. Whereupon
Is ordered Inv the Court that The third Saturday in
Nav next be a day appointed by the Court when said
final settlement. and allowance shall be made, aud
,h.t forty days notice be given thereof by publca
ton for three nsecuye weeks in the Register and
Journal, newspaper printed in the city of Mobile,
that all persons concerned IN adverse interest may
attend il they think proper. Attest
sp9 Illn ID. THOMPSON, Clerk.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-29

John F. Adams Diego McVoy
vs. vehiIoui exponas VS. vendiiion exponas
ID II Siickhy, ID. II. Stickney
M I'LL he sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door of Mobile county, the first
Monday Of May, 1915, between the hours Of II
O'Clock AN and O'Clock Pm Of said day, all the
right, title and interest Of Daniel II. Stickney in aud
to the oll wing pieces, parcels lois of lands he
McVoy tract in Mobile county, being lot number
~ in division number three, (3) and lot number one
~ in division number one ID of said division, re-
corded in bork No. 5, pages and 9; the same il to
be sold AZ the property of;Danel II. Stckney. by
virtue oflbe abase stated ,endIioni exponns, which
issued l.om The Circuit Court of Mobile county and
l., ne directed.
af5 IOstds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-29

NNTILL be sold cash ia front Of the Court House
w door Of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 2Sth
dav of August 1915, between the hours OF ii Clock
AM and 4 o'clock Psi. Do, of said day negro man
called BARNEY, black, aged ABOUT 40 years, ieet
10 or IL inches high, aud says that he belongs TO
james Sanford, Claiborne, Monroe county,
State of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having
been committed TO the Jail OF Mobile county, Alaba-
INA, ns 4 runaway slave, by Charles b, King. Jus
ce of the Pence, Of Mobile county, the 10Th day
of January, 1875, and his owner owners having
failed forward, prove property. pay charges
and take hun away, he therefore will be sold in
piance with The statute in such made md pro-
yided 10 pay Jail fees, &c.
e. BANCROFT, Sheriff e
Gd-The Montgomery Advertiser, State lag and
Journal, Tuscaloosa. and Huntsville Democrat WI u
please copy till day of sale. febl7 o7tds