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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
PUBLIC SALES.
MARsnAL,s SALE


 Wm. BloOdgood RY VIRTUE ofa writ of
 against hb h ia. issued from the Watson & Godbold ) Circnit Couri of the United States, for the S0uheru Distlict of Alabama. and directed, will sell for cash in front of The United States Court Room, on the first Tuesday, 7th January next, l845, between lhe hours of l2 o'clock noon and o'cloek P. M the following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile county, 10 wit - the southeast section 10, township 2 range east. containing | 50 acres. Also, the east i, southwest section 10, township 2. range east, conta ang s0 acres. Also, the southeast or subdivision A, rac- tional section T. township 2, range east, contain- ing I32 60 loo acres. east of the Alabama rNer, situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama Ithe same hasing been levIed inc property nf Jane- D. Godbold to satisfy inc ahuye mentioned ii. fd.
 VIM. HAMPSTEAD, U. < NJ. dec6 5tds By C CUTLER, D. M. DrJ-The above sale is postponed until the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. M. ;ana Q2tds Ry C. CIlYlER Den. Mar.
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SHERIFF SALE.

"ILLbe sold for cash in front of the Court House w door ct Mobile county. the 10th day of March lS45 between the hours of II o'clock A. Nj. and 4o'clock P. M. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty mine years of black comrexion and has scar on her right cheek, and says that she belongs to Jack Sullivan Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and thar she left her masters house sometime last spring. Said negro woman having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, inc 27th day of July lS44, by Micajah Crenshaw Esq, as runa- way, and her owner having failed to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, she therefore will be sold in compliance with the statute in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees. s ~ ist CHARLES BANCROFT,
 sep2- 199tds Sheriff Mobile County.
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KK RAasTA

LlvsRPoOL-Per bark shannon Is4s bale. cotton. ANTWkRf-Per ship aNils-l2O6 bales cotton.
 NEW fORk-Psr bark Ann W Walsh--S03 bales cotto on 6 bales, 1 bsX mdzs. 7-''-'- NEWYORk-Per brig Lndsn-96s bales coiton lss Aldss i2 brs miEe. VI - PROVlDENCE-Pof bark Trton-526 bales cotton.
 PEN5ACOLA-Per scht Alabaaa-4OO sacks sa h. loo kaioa hay. laii - "
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rONsIGNEEa

For Br bark Asia fa Liverpooi-W Millignn co, De- Psrfest. Morris & eui Henry Stoddnrt. H.
 Per schr Gen Harrison fin Apalachlcoa-C LeBaron; Waring. .as Hs
 Per steamboat Creole from New Orieans-M Warina: Hnmphres, Walsh co: T Graham d< Son; Jas Sands & %: smi,h Phillips; Campbell & Hill; Dousherty;
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MARINE LIST.
PoaT OF noBlLE-JANUARY al.
CLEARED.

..s4zs . CLEARED. Ha Ship Nile, Smith, for Antwerp, by Toumln. Bark Shannon, Pike, for Liverpool, by Hlssln. Bark Ana Walsh. Masna, fer New xork, bY Whitaker q eamPson.
 Bark Triton, LScs. for Providence. by E saasr. Brig Linden, Wi uiams, for New York, by J Ryan. .SCbr AlaLana. Whilm0rs, fr Pensacoiaby Lebaroa.
 ARRIVED.
 Dr ship Chaa Henderson, Eastman, fun Greenock, to mastsr.
 shlg JO.haa Bates, MurdOch IS de fm Nswburypors, % A 0rscis. = Brig chOctsw, FlLssr, fun Havana, 10 westfsdt < Fro, sshr Mary Chsss. Stevens. fin Cardenas Cuba, In ba- Iast master
 schr Cen Harrison, DeAsrson, from ApslaehcOa, to mnstsf. 6tsamboat Creole, Hsrn. i'm New Orleans. etsamboat AarsnSo, Adans, fn Montgomery, with 1925 bales cotton. v ft Steamboat Dsss, Adams, from TusesiOOss, with 1887 katea eoggoa.
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DULL.s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sAR, IS sApARtI,LA, For the cure of Scrofula in all its forms, diseases of the skn' erup,'o"s, &c , rIeumaiism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases ot the uags, affections to eounteracs the des,.uc
 n mi ;,.',,re state of rl,e blood For sale by ." '''r R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggist,
 janl0 eorseT " a.e. M anu o' -" IT ANDING lhis Gay from the Martha Washing ' ion. an additional supply of Landreth's very ss- ,,.r;or Garden seeds--adl fresh and warranted. ianl4 Il. GATES, Drssgis,, fss pssPAn-st
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SHERIFF'S NOTICES.

COMMITTED 10 inc Jail of Mobile county, on O the 2lst December, 1874, by Alvin Welberby, Esq, Justice Of the Peace, runaway slave called BOB, black, aged about 2l years, feet For 'nch- from swelling, and says he belongs to Wm. Gilmore of Montgomery, Ala. The owner is requested to come forward, prove properly, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay Jail fees s. .-..- ,-. ..
 dec2S Elf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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ianl 2stKmo as Attorney of Mir.
Branch Bank at Mobile

I12H vs II Ia
 Robert F.. Redwood, R. N. Redwood. WIlL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, A. D. isl5, between the hours of II o'clock, AM, and o'clock PM, of said day, all ihe right, title and interest oi Robert E. Redwood into the following piece, parcel or lot of land and prem- ses. bounded as follows, 10 wit: the south bv State street, the north by lands or lately of JosepI, Bates. lhe yves, by Conception street, and on tlle by lands lately of Martin A. Lea and Wm. Jones, Jr,, having a front on State street of 32 feet, by depth of 100 feel, less: the same having been levied the property of Robert F.. Redwood, and 10 be sold by virtue of the above stated flare facias, whicb issued from ie County Court of Mobile county aad 10 me directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent
 ian3 29tds Br .Dch Bank at Mobile.
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NCW-V0pK CTRCUS

HAS RE-OPENED under SPACIOUS DOU- h BILE PAVILION, which is brilliantly lighted Ep wifh Gas. The seats arc handsomely Carpeied and the interior will present style ofeeganl deco rations perfectly new and novel. Messrs. HOWES & MABlE most respectfully announce that the above will be open for very limited season. The per- foImances will be accompanied with SPLENDID BRASS BAND OF MUSIC. Open every evening.
 THIS EVENING,
 Ample arrangements are made for the accommoda- Liar ~s eio oIhuance 10 con.- H-s open at half mast ian10
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BY s |. & |. l. JONES.
 = IONES Auct in

THIS MORNING, al 9 o'clock, at our grocery sales room, A general assortment of Groceries, consisting in part oI-
 Mess and prime Beef and Pork Gnnpowder, Hyson and Pouchong Tea Rio and Java Coffee, No. Brown Soap Fine Goshen Butter and Cheese Sperm and Compost Candles Picked Salmon in half and quarter kits Assorted Cordials, Lemon Syrup 5toushton's Bitters, Tobacco of varIous brands Refined Lamp and Sperm Oil Olive OIl in buxes and baskets Foreign and Domestic Brandies Boston Rum, Champagne. &c.
 Also, al 10 o'clock Al our dry goods sale room, large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes, Brosans, Glass Ware, etc. etc. Terms cash
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MEMORANDA,

sPI. PsSSsrLvANIA-N of the crew of this ship, los, ca he csorado's some lime slncs, arrived M NswOr- 'saAs ss ssturdsy is the ship Marmora from Havana.
 sTsAssehr sEAesED-Ths new steamer St Charles was saasgsd and sant in the MIssssppI river on the 2d isst Beat and cargo feared to be lost
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BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
 AT MOBILE, January l, 1845. { DY Virtue oi the power in vested, by mort ID gage executed to the Branch ofthe Bank of the State ei Alabama, at Mobile, by James fInie on the the 29th of November, 1887, and ded in the of flee of the Clerk of the County Court of AuIauga county, Alahama-Also, by the power vested in me by mortgage executed to the Branch of the Bank the State of Alabama by James Huie, the l4th of April 1Sl0, recorded in the office of the Clerk of t,e County Court of Autauga county. Alabama, l shall expose before the Court House door in the city of Montgomery, on the first Monday February next, at public sale, the following named Negroes: Bob, Jack, Bill, Price, Phil, Dave. Peter, John, Lucy and infant, Lory and Hanah. Terms cash, payable in the notes of the Bank of the State of Alahama, or it's Branches. T.. L. TOULMIN, President.
 By RUSH ELMORE,
 Attorney Branch Bank Montgomery.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

.DRUGS and MEDICINES, Perfumery, Brush
 II es, Combs, Fancy Soaps, and every article in the Drug line can be had of the subscriber; and he
 respectfully invites his friends and the public to gne
 him call. ,..s1
 jnnl1 5or T. WALSH, Druggist, s6 Royal-st
 HR- SWAYNS'S CoMPoUsD SYRUP OF PRU- D NUS usViReINIARA, OR WILD CHERRY, for
 coua hs, colds, a.thmas consumptons, or any symp- toms indicative of pecoral diseases. For sale by R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists, ei ian10 corner water and St rranes-ss ID OSES-The unde, signed IS daily expecting the IO arrival of la, oi the most splendid Roses.-- 1bev will be rece,yed from source which the
 utmost reliance be placed, as to their names and saalities. . lz ,...ss. .ai
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isnl7 All

l.. PARMLY, Dental Surgeon,
 tkJ-Iias returned to the city and can be consulted at his Office No ss Dauphn Street, opposite the Pulp lie Square. il 'i dec2lKmo
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BY J. H. RIVERS & co.
 ]. II. RIVERS, Auctioneer.

Port Warden's Sale. TOMORROW, at l2 o'clock, on account of whom it may concern Sails, Rigging, Spars, Boat etc. Also-225 bales Portland Hay POO bbls Chenango Potatoes 240 bbls White do
 75 bbs White OnIons, 50 boxes Candles 50 boxes scaled Ierrings 70 boxes Goldfish; 50 do No Soap 20 bbs No Salmon 25 bbls Nos and 2 Mackerel 50 half bbls Nos l, 2 and 5 MackereI, will, other articles.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
Succession of N. Girod.

1 pY VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable Court
 A1 of Probates sitting in and for the city and Pa | ris, oi NewOrleans, dated the 27lh of December, ls44, will be sold on the I9th FEBRUARY, ls45, at 10 AM ai TElIBODAUXVILLE, Louisiana. at the Court House, where Public Sales usually made, b, the Honorable James McAllister, judge of the Interior Parish of Laource, er-oeio Auctioneer for the said Parish, ihe following Propery to witt | 1st. A TRACT OF LAND, situated on the left bank
 of Ihe bayou Lafourche, measuring arpenls and 2S toses, (more ess,) with forty of depth, adjacent | to he land of John Lee with all the improvements | thereupnn.
 l 2d. A TRACT oF LAND of 2s afpents, (more or
 ess,) on the right bank of the bayou joning that of Col Pogh; having forty arpents Tn depth. | 3d. Another TRACT OF LAND of twenty eight ar pens foat on the bayou, with forty arpenls in depth (nore less,) the right bank of the bayou, adla cent to the property of Louis Courier, and that of Col Pugh.
 4th. A TRAcT OF LAND of seven arpens front, (inore less,) with 40 in depth, the Jeff bank of | the bayou, adjacent the property of Valentine | Guitro.
 | 9th. Another TRACT OF LAND. the left bank of he bayou, of 40 arpents front, (nore ess,) t
 the depth belonging 10 lt adjacent to the property | Oi J. F.. Sanders.
 l 9th Another TRAcT OF LAND, on the right bank of the bayou, in front oi that above, measuring 40 arpents front, tmore less with the depth assigned to it; adjoining the property of William Fields and Antoine FGuche.
 | 7th Another TRACT OF LAND, measuring 69 sr- pen,s front, (more ess.) left bank of the bdyou, with the depth belonging it. joining the property of Max le Henry, and of Louis Huranyy | 8h. An ISLAND on the Gulf of rexico' Known bv inc name of TIMBALIER: suct as it ms and | bears. .. -
 9h. Another ISLE, on t- Gulf of Mexico. known by the name of GRAND @AiLLoo; such as if con- | tains and bears. l IO,h. Another ISLAND, on the GuT of Mexco, known by the .'me of BRusH ISLAND; such asH contains ap+ "ea's'
 Most the above lands are suitable for the culture | of the cdne | FIRMS OF SALE-One, two, three and four ,ears' credit, the whole for notes endorsed to the aiisfaction of the daiive tesauentary Executors; said notes payable the end of March of each year, and bearing interest at the rate of eight per per annun in case of non-payment at maturity. The notes shall be mlde payable at the Bank of Louisi- a""' nh such restrictions shall be announced on the day O
 The datiVe testamen'"' Executors of N. Girod | ANT MI HDUD. A. GUILLET, Atfa
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

 TOMORROW, at IOt o'clock, at sales room Ar nvo ce of Clothing, consisting of
 Suner Hunting Goats; Satineu Pants
 White and colored Blanket Coats Lowell Cord Pants; Cassnere do
 Valencia and Cashmere Vests
 Fancy Silk and Satin Soaris; Seal Caps White and cold Half Hose, and various other articles of Clothing Also-A very elegant and superior toned PIano. Terms cash.
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GRAND PICTURESQUE AND MECHANICAL
 THEATRE, AT THE
 CORINTHIAN HALL

THIS EVENING, JAN. BOTH -ONE WEEK ONLY. USHE Proprietor has spared neither money nor E pains 10 accomplish this stupendous work, and this being the first exhibition o this kind m the sou thern parts of the United States he trusts that the citizens o Mobile will honor hun at the above HalI and judge for themselves to what perfection me- chanism has at present arrived. This Theatre re- presents:
 lsT. The Assault of Constanlina in Africa, made by the French Army in 1887, follows: View of the ancient City of Constantina, lying on an enor- Bluff; the Atlas Mountains; the Redoubt of Tuns; the platform called Fl Mansourah, &c. f; The French Army marching against the Arabs; i; Appearance of the great Arabian Chief Abdel Ka- der. followed by his troop of Arabs on horseback i; Battle fought between the two Armies ending with the victory of the French; The Victorious Army pursuing the Arabs and Bedouins, force them to fly to the mountains; Explosion of the Mine; The ex- actness of the movements of either of the soldiers horses, the shot of the muskes and shot from the forts, are so naturally dune, surprise the spectator to Il utmost degree.
 This magnificent and interesting spectacle, deco- rated with splendid scenery and machinery, has been repeated in all the principal cities of Europe for many and many nights, and obtained always the most entfusi asic applause.
 END. View of the famous Black Forest, exhibited in Grand Diorama: Darkness in the Forest; Grow .g of the day by degrees; Appearance of the Ban ditti seated by the fire.
 3RD. Magnificent view of the Midnight Mass in Rome; exhibited also in Diorama. This master- piece represents the interior of the Saint Lotus Church, very d,my illuminated; after a moment, and b, htile and little, the whole Church is it. luminated by Candles splendid as can be; Peo- pie coming in and taking their seats; The Priest appears dressed in splendid robes, walking 10 the Altar.
 0o- A good Band of Musicians is engaged to play some of the more selected pieces of music arranged expressly and adapted to the purpose. ecs- For further particulars, please see small bills.
 Doors open at half past 6o'clock-Performanc te commence at o'clock.
 Admittance 50 cents. Children and servants half price.
 ldS- Entrance for Ladies on Dauphin-st ian2O
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PUBLIC SALES.
Succession Of N. Girod.


 Rf VIRTUE of ar order of the Honorable Court AS oi Prohltes, in and for the city and parish of New Orleans. daied 27th December, 1sI4, will be sold on the 24th FEBRUARY, lsIk, and the days following, bv the Hon AlexaRder Cuvillier, judge of the parish of Assumption, Bn ex oiiicio auctoneer for the said parish, nron the plantation of the late ". Gircd st on Bayou Lauurche, Louisiana, at 10 o'r!yck Ah., Ihe follow ing property:
 1. The SU0AR PLAETATIos on the left side of the Dal you Laourche, parish of Assumption, about leagl from the Mississippi. measuring 32 arpenls in front tine bayou, by 80 in deph (more or less) with dwelling house, sugar house, purgery, wagon houses, stabl s, steam engine, saw mIll, hospital, corn mill negro huIs, etc, together nh all the im- provements thereon, bounded on one side by Simon Leblanc aud on the other by Benjamin Winchesier; and upon llie said land besides the stnbble of ile last year, for a large plantation has been re- served.
 Z. A TRAcT or LARD opposite the sugar plants- lroa the right bank of the bayou, measuring about 90 arpens tnore less) by forty in depth, bounded on one side by Oliver Canciene and on the other by property belonging to Messrs. Milles llopkins.- About 400 arpenls of this land have deen cleared- Will likewise be sold such right as N. Girod ac- qured from the United States to the double sion of said land-tbe right IS sold, however, with out warranty.
 3. A TRAcT OF LAND upon the left bank of the bayou, about leagues from the river, containing six arpents front the bayou by 40 in depth, adon- ing the property of Antoine Vea. 1. A TRACT OF AND upon the Jeff bank Of the aSou, measuring three arpenIs (more or ess) front on the bayou, by forty in depth, about eight leagues from the river.
 ALSO Oxen, cows, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry, carts, farming utensils, carpenters and backsmlths' tools, household furniture, plate, e'c etc. Also
 One hundred and twenty SLAVES. ofboth sex es and Of different ages.
 CoEDITIoNs-The Sugar Pants'ion-one-ienth ,ash aud the balance in four equal nstalments, at one, two, three and four years credit; inc Slaves, fifth cash and the balance two and three years credit all he other landed property at one, two, three and four ,ears' credit the whole Tor notes endorsed 10 the satisfaction of he dative es- tamentary executors sad notes payable at the end of March of each year, and bearing interest at Inc me0t al maturity-the notes shall be made payable at the Bank of Louisiana. with such restrictions as shall be announced the day of sale; for the ami mas farming utensils and moveable effects one years credit for notes endorsed and payable above sta- ] ted. janl 2stKmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
BY P. B. TAYLOR.
Admj,,isi,afor's .Soie

AdRiinisitator's Sale. On THURSDAY, 18th February, by order of James Y. Blocker, administrator, will be sold IF
 o'clock in front of the Court House, the personal
 effects of James R0onan, deceaset, viz: A Negro Man, Horse and Cart, Household Furn-
 lure, Farming Utensils, &c. Terms according law
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
 NIOHILETHEATRE ManAgers,.............L LUDLOW & SMITH IJ FURTHEt RKDUcTIOs. % Dress Circle and Fit. ........ 50c Second and 3rd Tilrs. ....... ... .25c. Second night of the Grand Spectacle of the Forty Thieves, pei formed Saturday hast 10 immense sp- plAuse.
 TUESDAY, Jlnuary 2lst, 1915.
 The Grand Fairy Spectacle of the
 FORTY THlEVESi With splendid scenery and decorations. P-rlicuars in small fills oi the day. HE Otui. . t@d Ettu OetuO Entertainments p commence with the IDIOT WITNESS, OR TALE OF BLOOD.
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M NOTICE--Will he sold at Sparta, Conecuh coun- lV ty, Ala, on the first Monday m February next a valuable Plantation with some so or lOO Negroes, the property of Thos. Sai,nonds Persons wishing ,s purchase would do well to attend this saie. TOT further parirulars, apply to v,p.r
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lkA FOR SALE-The two story frame Dwell ss ing, situated the north side of St. Francis. between St. Joachin a-i c--~.-':c- sfree,a nnw Uccnpou " Dr. Mott. This house is in good repair and the lot 73 feet front by 100 feet deep. For terms, apply 10
 ianll S6tf THOS. $. KING, Sec'y.
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AA FOR RENT-A Country Place eight miles E:M from the city, near the residence of Wm. F. Cleveland; on the premises is double log cabin, kitchen, stables, etc., u well of excellent water, peach, apple and plum orchard, large grape arbour, figs, etc. For terms, which will be made easy, ap- ply to the undersigned.
 Also, a frst rate Buggy or Saddle Horse, young and gentle, and good and cheap Family Carriage, for two horses.
 janlS 42C - .u JOHN D. HAYNE. .
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BY MARSHALL, ROWE x co

THIS DAY. at I2 o'clock, on Mail Line Wharf
 50 bales damaged Cotton.
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VNI ANTED TO HIRE--A coiored Woman as w house servant, who can come welIrecommend. cd. Apply atthe north eas, corner of Monroe and Jackson streets, or at No 42 St Mieiae l-street.
 ianl4 38 v v 'ihS of
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

AsA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The frame Dwelling House situated on the west side of St. Joaclim, between St. Louis and St. ,chael streets, having front of hrty-one feet more or less. by no feet d ep f9
 Also--The frame Dwelling House, situated on t'e west side of Jackson, north from the corner of St. Michael street, having front of 30 feet by 55 feet deep, with an alley on the north side of 20 feet front by no feet deep. For terms, &c. apply at the office of the FIremen's Insurance Company. a.I t JAS T. FRANKLIN, Sec'y.
 IT the above property is not sold prior to the first Monday in March, it will then be dspose of by pub lie auction is.' 5iHas janl4 3Stf
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscribers "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consgn ed to c DELLINoER, Esa. New York.
 noy25 F. w. MCCOY & co. s5 Com. st.
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-A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscribeI "A will make advances on Cotton, to Liverpool Glasgow, and New York. gi f
 nov7 D. WHEELER, 2S St. M Michael l-st
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A DVANCES on Cotton consigned to Messrs. ~ Brown shpsy Jo win 'srpoU, ss oue qr Sv 0'0""
 | oct7 t1.f l'1 GEO. CLEVELAND, IF. A DVANCES made on Cotton shipped to New ! oc,2i E. c. CENTER & co
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\ DVANCES ON COTTON-Libersl advances "A male on Cotton, for sale in this market, or for shipment to our friends in Liverpool, New York or New Orleans. E. L. ANDREWS & co,
 decl2Emo corner Com. Front and St Louis-sts
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A DVANCES ON COTTON-We will make "A liberal advances on Cotton shipped to our friends in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Liverpool. ian4I BEERS & SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-04
ATHARINE WILKINSON
Wakefield for Sale.

T OFFER for sale one of the best Estates on
i the Potomac River, containing about 1920
acres. between six and eish, hundred OF which
are arabic and now in cultivation The land is
generally a rich black Loan, inerspersed with
shells, and in fertility is certainly equal, if not
superior TO any on the river In one Of the fields
convenient 10 wood is an incxlaustbe bed OF
oyster shells, which could be easily converted
into lime, and made useful on such parts OF The
estate as may not be already sufficiently supplied
with that valuable manure.
The Buildings consist OF an Overseers House
Granary, and all The out-houses necessary Tor Inc
use of the Farm.
The estate is bounded on three sides by Bridge
Creek, the River and Popes Creek--lequiriGs
less than The usual quantity of fencing 10 enclose
ii. IL is the birthplace OF Washington. Fish,
Oysters and VIA Fowl are abundant, and indeed
all The facilities OF living are cheap and easily
procured.
With the Estate, wish to DISPOSE of from
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES, COLI
and crildren. The Servants will not be sold Sc
parately.
The health OF the situation may be estimaltd
BY the fact, of which am informed that the ply
sician's bill, for the last ten years, has not ave-
ragged $40 per annum.
Society is good, and the neishborhood general
" healthy. Ii the number OF very old persons
now living, and The bills OF mortality were con-
suited il wonld be found 10 bear fair compar-
son with any OF the mountain regions OF he State
indeed il is believed that, in the last len years,
in proportion TO population, lever deaths have oc
Cured than in any other part OF Virginia. APP
ply 10 Dr.. WILLIAM WRIT, Baltimore
July l6-eois