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MIxico.-The following letter, from esteem ed orrespondeni, reached Us yesterday morninR. It has lost but little o the interest its contents claim. iy the delay of q day.-fN. o. Jenersonian VERA CRUZ, March 22, lS45
 Dear Sir -Yovr bong and highly interesting letter, of February l4,h, duly received, together with file of papers. for ali of which beg you will accept my thanks.
 My ti.e will only permit me to write you d few nasty lines, giving you an idea oi what s passing in the way of politics in this country.
 The news 6f the final action of the Senate. the Texas resolutions received here three days siuce and caused much surprise arn"g foreigners, and ex ciienent among the natives. An express was i'm medIa'ely sent by by The Commapdant Generai of this place to Mexico. comnun icaiing the inleg gence government, and consequently considerable anxie ty is felt here know what course will be adopted by Congress- in the matter The more reflect upon the subject the less able do find myself to give an opinion as to what Will be the course pursued by Mexico this case. One ihng is most certain. that she finds herself in the most awkward position that can be imagined She IS not ih a situation to keep her head above water in time of peace. and where is she to get the fun'ls from to support war2 The ac- tual government, by not declaring war against the United States, would be placing terrible engine in the hands Of the recently fallen party, to be used against itself in such a manner as to jeopardze greatly its existence. IL is impossible To say what will be done; but think that the government must declare war 10 save itself In very few days we shall know mething certain, and perhaps even be- fore the sailing of this vessel.
 Santa Anna still continues in confinement in lhe Castle of Perote. The Congress-, constituted in q grand jury, have brought m true bill against him, and his trial is going on with all haste. My opinion is, that he will be condemned death. General Reyes. his minister of war has been condemned nss of his grade and Imprisonment for ten years for signing the order which placed Santa Anna m com- uand of iIe troops which marched against Paredes, and which followed Santa Anna to ihe last.
 General CanalizO will be also condemned 10 death. beyond any doubt; and General Basadre, minister of war, after Reyes, will doubt share the same fate as his predecessor. .
 Federal term oI government will no doubt shOrt- y prove lo be ;e result of this last revolution unless Texas matters should interrupt things.
 By next vessel will be more lengthy; meanwhile l remain yours, truly, ** VI
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1 nJ-The democrats of Franklin county have in- struced their delegates in the State Convention 10 vote Cor he nolnlnaIion of Judge MARTIN of Tusca- loosa for Gosernor. their first choice, and N AT. | TERRY of Limestone for their second.
 | 0rj-The democrats Of Washington county, as ap. pears by their proceedings published in this paper have recommended DANIEL CHANDLER, Esq. o this city, as the democratic candidate for Congress II IS time that general attention was ttacted tC this question. The time s approaching when the democratic party ought 10 have A candidate in the ield and if judcipus selection be made of sound democrat, in whom the whole party con6de there is fair prospect of carrying the district. 0'DUDLEY SELDES, the whig candidate Eo Mayor of New. York, is carrying on his canvas wiil vigur and determination. He is addressing whiG meetings almost nightly and the main point oG hi abors is Io keep the wbiR party alive, to proven them from being swallowed up in the native move ment. He declares the New. ' ork city election |, be critical iod for the wh'g party. If the na tves succeed there this spring, Seldan annouuce that Native American candidate for Pres,dent an, Governor will soon be presented, md then asks he what becomes of the whig party! "Are ihe whtg of New York to be swept away by these m en2" There is a moral in this which Mr. SELDEN Ina the candor to admit. He confesses that the wh, parry gave ihe Native Americans their present DO Iitcal power, and deplores il capital error Now he ioresee~ and declares, that natyeism ha, in been Iostered by whggery has arrived at that crisi when it be exting ngushed or il will absord an, destroy whigger, itself.
 This election took place last Monday. The posi- ton of the regular whig candidates and the comic between them and large fraction of the part headed py their powerful presses, which Is 10 repeating the experiment of abandoning the wh tickets, u Ider give success to the naiiveistr gives remarkable interest to what would otherwis be a merely local question.
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In Rhode Island the par,ioning power is trusted to the Governor alone, that of the Legislature wil be necessary to accomplish the Ii beraton Of Dorr. It Is not probable, however, that majority in either branch could be found 10 resist decided an indication of the popular will upon this subj eel as is given by the election of Jackson.
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We learn that great excitement prevails in the Half Breed tract in Iowa. The settlers met last Saturday to retske Ian rails and other property carried olf by claimant under the decree in favor of the New York Company. They were dispersed by the Sheriff, but they agreed to meet ag'n to-day, al g o'clock, A. M., under arms, to lake forcible possession of the removed property, and they ihrea tened to burn the house of Mir. Reed one of the pro- prietors of the Company. The sheriff had oriered ou, armed post of 6O0 men [" prevent any dstur- bance. The excitement was 50 great on Sunday night, to cause II to be feared that bloody af- l,sy may happen the meeting to be held to-day ISL Louis Reporter, March 26.
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By lhe Republic al New York we have dates from Liverpool to the evening of the 7ih March - The accounts in substance those received by the Queen Of the West, d le more m detail, and in- cludng particulars one day later.
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NJ-ALABAMA PLANTER Persons wishing to subscribe to this publication, can do 20 at'ihe Book stores afS. W Allen, John K. Randall snd ,. M' suawalt R Co.,. A, ,he Literary Depot of hr. Boul+ met and al lhe office of the Register and JoafInsl
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Mir. WEBB, an old f,voritc with Mobans, and who has ph, ed a short engagement with much eclat, takes his benefit tonight. He appears in the char acter uf BERTRAM, one of Maturiu's most celc- brated Tragedies. Mrs. Stuart plays ihe part of lmogine. It will be well worth seeing, as both tLe leading characters are in the most compent hands Let us give Webb bumper.
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Hr' Huntington, who has been appointed Collec- lor o' 'ne port o Sag Harbor, declines the appoint pent' lt was given him y,lhopt solicilalion, upon me ola la' honed principle, that u,ep who mnd heir interests. II committed to ,lsn. But the Doc,or says he wishes for no vfice.
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A RARE CHANCE--Ths subsc.ibess, owing to kl III heah offer theW entire stock for sale, esn- sis ng of an assortment of the most choice WiRes Liquors, Cordials, Teas, &c. selected i the b. st maikeis, win care and judgment. Alsoi the fx- lures, comprising every article necessary for the continuance of w inc, Lialuor. and Grocer, kusi- ness in an old established sand-all of which wilt be sold very low. and possession given on os before the lsi of May aext. Terms reasonable. Apply sa the premises. n ,l s,,fs Iaf A. d 5. WOLFF.I ei.
 apIl corner Commerce and St Michas j.sts NOTICE--A T persons having claims sgsin.t ,jee subscribers will pease p,~sent then, l.r nsymert before the first of May. and shase indebted to us will please call and settle. et ,i1.l - rR A. | &S.>WOLFF, \. qa apIl t corner CCmmerre and $, Nj ichael. .sss N0riCE-AiI persons are hereby warned so1 ss. II credit the steam sehre LION and EAGLE q whnu! written order from Capts. G. L. Su,i,l, os- H. ;; Asew, as no debts otherwise incurred Will hs paid ny the owners of said boats.
 spll E Fl. A. STEW AFT ID BBlS pure Linseed OII; 10 do SpiTi1s T.s- A V peniins, just received and for saI~as ,s
 'pls Topp's Paio, Store, q DaspAls-ss
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Mrs. SruARr's benefit on F,iday night was just what il deserved to be,-one of the most brilliant and crowded houses of the season.
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FAILURES IN NEw YoRK.-A letter iron Ne, York to the Philadelphia Post says:

Another suspension of an old and large Scotch m- porting house in William street, took place yester- day. II is said that they have branch house in En- gland or Scotland, which failed and carried down the house this side. Another wfolesala dry goois jo b,ng house in Pearl street went down yesterday, iron causes made pubic.
 The correspondent of the Philadelphia American says; Dry goods peop.e always the frs: to suffer and those al this city in common with others, will suffer severely this season, especially those Iin the southern trade. ID.
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Review of the Mobile Market.

From Price Current of SGtu day
 COTTON-The receipts of the last week amount to 1es03 bales Q3,50 previous week) and the exports to 2 3I0 bales-reducg stock to 25 93 bales including all nn ship board ciearedagans l43 i35 time last year. Two cagOes ce ,red during the week for Russia
 The sales of Friday week reported low-they reached fully 4OJO bales the market closing, remark ed very sf On saturday far request prevailed but the stiff prices tended to curtail transactions. On Mon day the market continuing ilr, buyers unable accomplish any thing, aId the following day finding relaxation, but the contrary increasing stiffness purchasers mostly withdrew the paid that dance with the outside pnces Of Friday. The receipt of few days later fore ign Wednesday showing the continuation of business abroad tui prices had effect here Ot strengthening holders their pre- tensions. in consequence he market continued void of all and the weeNs business up short any previous week since the commencement the season. Buyers for France have entirely shut since the arrival o he last steamer and compa Talively little has been done for the home markets-the business such as il is, being chiefly cOnaed filing up of freight engagements for England. This of things has made but little impression holders, except that they have been anxious sell the last ys thls feeling quite marked yesterday, bat still without resung in any genera. concession authorizing reduction from Wednesdays prices. We accordingly quote tLe full of this day week in midding and abOve grades below from their relative irc being advanced 5s'O i4c. The market closed flat
 The total sales of week only about 5000 bales o50O Saturday, lOUO Monday, 5ED6OU Tuesday, 2OUU on Wednesday, S000lOO0 on Thursday and about l0O yesterday. The bulk of now composed the better qualities The most of lhe freight engagements ,his week is for cargoes previously bought.
 LIVERPOOL
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Out-door Rates of Exchange, Apru 1, AS.
MOBILE

Monday Morning, April II, Is45 The eastern mail came through yesterday will dates as late due.
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0cy- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY, will sup- port him as candidate fur the office of Clerk oi the County Court, al ihe election in August next.
 janI6 4Ntef -f ,tzs .t.f 4...zse.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE lillian B. Bulloch, Esq has heen appointed by the Prcs dent, Collector of the port of Savannah, vice Gen Edward Harden.
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Majority for Jackson over al 12. Majority for Diman all. 39
 EASTERN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Cranston. 490O; scattering, 6I.
 WESTERN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Potter. 2S65; Arnold, 3202; scattering, 70. The Legialatnre will nrnhahlv sia nd aa lnnw. =
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0o-i offer my name to tlie voters of Mobile county as candidate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election. -l..
 lanl5 39te NI4 EDWIN RUST.
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By referring to our advertising columns it will be seen that large amount of valuahle Real Estate ,s to be sold at auction ths morning.
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The news by yesterdays mail from North Alaba- ma, has settled the question of the nomination for Governor. The result in the strong democratic counties, is neary unanimous for TERRY. Even in Madison county, the residence of Mir. McCLUSe, his principal opponent, the nomination oi TERRY was carried by large maj rity The vote was Ter " 3l6, McCIung POI, Terry's majority l12. A let before that this not so favorable as it would have been, had the meeting been fuller, from the districts Huntsville which are most favor able 10 Terry. The result is, however, sufficient, satisfactory, especially al our meeting here, SO much stress was laid by the opponents of TERRY on the g cal popularity of MT. MCCLUNG al hone. TERRY gets the nomination. of Limestone, his own county and of Madison, which is McCLUNG's
 JACKSON county is all but unanimous for Terry. Eleven Battalion Masters have been heard from, and the s nearly all TERRY. In the first balta lion there was but vote aeaInst him, in the second but le, and 80 with several others.
 DEkALB county has nominated TERRY.
 Il IS staed that Marshall, also, has voted the same way.
 There can be no longer question of the choice of the party These popular meetings have de sided il, and now that it IS decided, is to ba hoped that all good democrats will cordially submit to the will of he majority, and support the nomination. of their parry friends.
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DJ- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as d candidate for the office of Clerk ol the Circut Coari of Mobile county at e elecli"n on the Jst Monday Of August next mhzoie~
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UJeI respectfully announce n,ysell asa ennd'da'e for Clerk of ihe Circuit Court of Mobile county, Al the ensuing August election
 tmh8 S4f J. W, LANO'
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TENED g. RATCLIFFE s proposed by his friends as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will be supported by ..
 fehl7 67i MANY VOTERS.
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OFFICE REPUBLICAN HERALD, 1, prnyihanca anril 2 l2IS (

SIR-Our election, as you are aware, took place yesterday, and has resulted in the election of Charles Jackson, the Liberation candidate fur Governor, by about 2uO majority over Fenner. Elisha K. Potter, the whig Agerine nominee for Representative to Congress, from the Western District, has been de- ieaIed by large majority, by l.emuel II. Arnold. hnseil Lberal ln,nist-lhis is indeed, a triumph.
 We have also elected at least len good Dorriie Democrats to the Senate, and twenty six to Ihe House; in the last Assembly we had hut six in ihe Senate and twelve in the House It is also thought that majority of both branches of the Legislature elected, in favor of the liberation of the patriot, Dor. .-..
 Byron Diman, the Wbig candidate for Iieutenant Governor is, doubtless, electetLr The remainder of the general ticke except the Governor, yet doubi- inl ..-t t.. In haste, yours, &c.
 The vote stands as follows, according to ,ie Pro- vidence Journal of yesterday morning. AIgerine
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Oo-We are requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of ihe County Court at te ensuing election. mhll
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Dcy-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hIs friends as A candidate for the office of Cirrut Clerk oi MO. hiIe county at the ensuing August election. apo '
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0o- To ihe Voters qf Mobile eounty: We are au' iaprized to announce DRURY THOMPSON ss candidate for reeiection o the office of Cleik of me County Court of Mobile county, hi the ensuing A"' ons, election " .e-'liI19 . feb8 60tileH
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Do-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce hm as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir- cult Court of Mobie county, ai the election on lhe first Monday of August next. janl4 Seie
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Oo-The undersigned aanounces himself as a cam didate for Clerk of the Circuit Cour, of Mobile c"n- ty, At inc ensuing August election.
 ianl7 4l,e JACOB 8. MARSH. ;.
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RHopE IsLANp-HURRAH FOR JACKSON !- We have complete returns from all parts of lhe State, excepting of the smaller towns, which cannot vary the result, as we present il below, more than ten votes TN. '. Morning News.
 The following letter gives brief and interesting account of victory achieved by the friends of fiber.
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c UNDRIES--76 casks clear and bone HIdes' ICShnultiers and Hams of superior quality
 1GO bbls : Flour. 200 kegs N" Lard
 100 bbls Recli6ed Whiskey
 1000 bags prime White Corn, 2O h'os sugar --in store and landing from schr Experiment. AHo
 apil MARSHALL. ROWE A co. MUCK -4 bales No U. s. PiO, Duck
 D 8 bales No 8 Cotton Duck: de Se zaeE ., 5 bales No 3 RaveHa Duck; 5 do Nov ie do bales 2I, 2S and A inch heavy CaaVass
 bales Indigo Blue Denims
 hale 20 inch Blae DriIIs
 ..... 5 harrels Cotton Sail Twire, S. s6asd I'f"ld
 landing from bsig Sarnh lsrown. igL sass p
 apl4 ~. E,,C. CENTER nCO. .#i NEWS FROM ENGIAND.
 BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM ~. foRA' AtSes Arrangements have been ,aAds by AN1kIr which TIE EUROPEAN TIMES, kkAkA- published in Engtand. expressiv i"r the U STATES and CANADA, win he sent for ward on t'e arrival of all the Steamships to sRoslyn and New Turk from Ehgiand. The paper will l,e forwarded from New fssk 9n the arrival "fihe Exprees from ROsi6n, feqveosw 24 hours in advance of Inc regular malt to the Ossy TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. ss q It has already attained very high .haraeiet, aRd may with great propriets be sad to contain ihs ts
 prices carrtnf, ts bssf shipping si. and ;s ihf etsi Foreign EEropean Nsrs Popsr which reaches ahs country from Engand-ior h cnnprisrs in con uehseu torn OI twenty-iOHr cpimnspf every oSFesP- ton of news of interest Sinerica which has Iran | spred in England and other Foveiea ports. hsI the sailing of the previous ur to ile hour oI depar- ture ofthe steamship which coiveys the or,hcoming nuuher. as f''i no 2 5''''1rss ts.''i i 1 Amongst other numerous and aa,,srias testms. nials the Boston Morning Post says ;s-,g., |- ssl. | "We are greatly indebted to this newspaper fer our rforeign, Inisceaneou and rsmmerciai peMs.-- l One number of 'Wilsntr and Smiths Eurnpess Times' is worth whole file of any other English | paler." -fst -. tf,t 7 ..-s4.lla 2 l Subscription $4 per annum. -'tr j. 0dMR O'SHAUGHEEssY, the agent for ''Tts European Times,'i is now in the ely and soIieiss subscribers for tue abose; also, for XII the Eurnpean 'The lll'd News and Times, &c. .kc. He will be found during his short stay in the City, at the Mau. sion House Hotel ar al Bouleme,s Literary Dc pot. '--- ''r I' '+' .f t apo
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TNFORMAIIoN WANTED of ELlz1 Hssca

TNFORMATION WANTED of EtizA BUscH.,
 formerly Ehza Ksnnsdy, who .ssiled iTom Livft-. pool on the 29 h March. lS44, aad urri,ed at New. Orleans. where she married John BaacA, and Nlsls him shortly after left for St Louis, Mo. Her has- band, about two mouths alter, twas drowned, sinee when no particulars have been had of her. Her ther Ia now i,l this city; and sxtieGey a,txisas sv learn something oi her daughter. Any inforslatiss to that effect, will confera lasting obligation and rs- lIeve the panul sn,euse ef an anxiops parent. Aa- .reas Mrs. Kennedy, care of Mir .Mqsss Wasiaa. ComIne, ,ce st. Monile. ..,.,.. ... |, ap6 ll0xwt 8ldThe New-Orleans Picayune and ksvieils, B. L"nis will please nser, three times eschs asd fore
 ward bills as above tit,..
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For comparative statements of receipts exports see smother column.
 EXCllANGE-On this day week reported a decline al S05l per ce occasioed by Of bills thrown into market during the previous week. accompanied with ward turn, and the improvement during has been quite liied particularly iOregn-drawers in con sequence hrn aI quotations. The ank of Mobile con ,Jes deal freely i exchange nearly the aiae rates current out doors State Bank notes remain steady at last weeks rates, with fair demand and moderate sup uly See tabletfOr rates Planters and Merchants Bank
 es and certificates Of deposit the latter bearnq per nj interest, sell from 10 per ct. discount.
 FREIGHTs-There has been but little activity in fla Teign Id cuastvse fTeghts since last notice In inc u.hy p}rt of tine week foreign rates were suffer- and 1 ld. more (7-I6d) was paid to an Am ship Liver pool siCe when another nas accepted ltd. less -3!d less than quotations of the 5h inst. The large accession 10 tonnage, with numerous arrivals en
 pated has induced this rregularty masters and eonsgn oI An vessels ider last gigemerI below the market while shippers aliege their ability to make additional charters al rate p the unsettled state o maTSet we prefer thus giving the views of both parties Nohihg doing for France In lhe first of the week ar The vessels above noticed In r ships for Liverpoo
 partial engagements al 5sDI3 32d. and of the Am
 wanting lots 10 i'll the latter rate is paid C0astwise brl t Boston c. To New York vessels on the berth m ID al s per bale bark arrived during the week ude cha for continental port. F square rigged vessel (l snips) arrived since last An Am ship and Br bark cleared in ballast and several others are waiting with the probability that they will follow We quote M turpcul treights 5s(D l3-32d.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. f. Es Ns The new, fast running .ubsiantal &xzsasa7s1 &xxzssasS57rs1 steamer ADMIRAL, W. Nj. Weib. ng master, will leave inr tle above and all interme. diae landings on TUESDAY, l5h instant, at 5 o'clock PM. '' ''''-' s+.'
 For freiglt or passage apply on, beard or 10 b.
 apl4 M WAKING & co.
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The above are the hgAest quotations written this sea and show average advance upon the lowest pont of cents per lb Sales for week ending ul OOU bales, al an advance Of Ac per h., the effect otthe Cum For week ending 4h just IA 0UO bales sold al !. line of nearly an lac.
 For comparative statements Of receipts smother column.
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"A bMlNtSTRATOR'S NOTfCE.E- undsss 1A sis"ed having been aproiaisd Adn,ais,fa,or Hon lhe Jadse If the tsans Coai, of Mobile e.sa. y, hereby p",fes all persons interested ip said es- tate 10 make inmedisie pa! meni,, and all persons having claims aganrt the same. will preseat ,h~u. duly authenticated within the lime prescribed hy, law or they will be blurred. f.t ,,i, ,,, ,,;,..T = l mh22 96fc GEsI. MACDONAIn Adm,r
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Mobile, April 12ih, 1S45-1l5c tl
 Having purchased 'he stock hand, the under- signed will continue the Furniture business in Mo- bile his own account, and respectfully soliciis share of public patronage D B. CRANE.
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 apl4 ll5tilllnay c. ROBINSON. D. ANCHORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSl- 1T NESS-The undersigned will continue the above business under the firm of H0fT & FORD, and tender their services their friends and the pubic generally. WAIT $. HOYT, apl4 ll6tf CLINTON FORD. |
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NOMMITrED io the Jail of Dallas caunty, Als. " bama, on the 27ih day of November ,,st, a ne: gro man calling his name CHARLES JOlihSON and says te is free, and that James w. McClaas sa Huntsville. AlalaH,a, is hs guardian. Said bsy is five feet fom or five inches hgh. of co.a,asa seess comple has small the right kAna asar the thumb, has nof the head though siighs-
 y touched with palsy and is abost thirty five ,eass of age. The owner pi said boy s poii6ed ly opIps away, oherw ise lie will be sol ona sf la sn ihs ls. Monday of August next, to pay 1xii fees, ke. .i , h ian29 50t tcmpf .., J, F. CONULEY. Sheriff.