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LATER FROM Texas. The steamship New
York arrived at New Orleans on the esd ult
with dates from Galveston to the 2lst. Hon
A. J, Donelson, our charge de affaires TO Tex
as, and J. G. Meyer, Esq. bearer of despatchcs,
came passengers. The Picayune says:
The papers contain President Houstons va
ledictory upon leaving Office on the 9th inst,
and President Joness inaugural upon taking
the chair OF State vacated in that body.
President Houston congratulates the country
upon The success OF the government, and thanks
the people Tor the support by which he has been
sustained in trying circumstances. After some
remarks upon the satisfactory state of the for
eign relations of the Republic, Gen. Houston
holds the following pregnant language in rela-
ton TO annexation
The attitude of Texas now, to my apprehen-
sion, is one Of peculiar. interest. The United
States have spurned her twice already. Let
her, therefore, maintain her position firmly, as
it is, and work out her own political salvation.
Let her legislation proceed upon the SUPPOSE
ton that we ale to be and remain an indepen-
dent people. If Texas goes begging again for
admission into the United States, she will only
degrade herself;-they will spurn her again
from their threshold, and other nations will
look on her with unminged pity; let Texas
therefore, maintain her position. If the United
States shall open the door, and ask her to come
into her great family of States, you will then
have other conductors, better than N solf,
to lead you into union with the beloved land
from which we have sprung-tho land Of the
broad stripes and bright stars But let us be as
we are until the opportunity is presented, and
then let us go in, if at all, united in one pha-
lanx and sustained by the opinion of the world.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
4 HAVE In STORE, large assortment of
ii German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival which flatter myself can sell on as reasona-
BILE terms as any other establishment in the country.
Also, POR TRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, sc. Call and exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 Il. S. FRYER, No. l N. Cav street.
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NAVAL. The U. S. steamer Union, Lieut.
Bell arrived at Norfolk on Monday, from Pen
sacola. The sloop-ofwar Jamestown, Com
Cunningham, dropped down 10 Hampton Road.
on Monday, and is now ready for sea.
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LIBERAL REQUESTS. The late Paul Beck of
Philadelphia, bequeathed $4,000 to various
charitable and religious societies in that city.
He gave to the American Sunday School Uni
on g150O
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ri Office, The business attended to by me at
N 1875 Lexington street, was for j. ii. Keene. Per-
SONS indebted N account of said business will
please pay the same to him. j. BARLOW.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

CONVICTED. VIM. Armstrong was convict
ed on Monday, in New York, of the murder of
James Claudsley, last July. He was convicted
of manslaugliter in the third degree.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

DEATHS IN New York. There were l5(
deaths in New York last week; under one yea
of age 80.
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MoRNNG PosT. This is the title of a large
and beautiful daily paper issued in Philadelphia
yesterday, by Bella Badger, Esq. 1t is wing in
politics.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

ARRIVAL. The Hon. II. G. Pratt, Governor
elect, arrived in this city last evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

SIElcHlNG. There was fine sleighing il
Boston on Sunday and Monday.
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Burrows THEArRE-FRoNT STREET. "The
Nymphs of the Red Sea-" the new piece at the
Front-st. Theatre, drew crowded house last
night, and gave great satisfaction. The lovely
Water Nymphs were the theme of general
praise, and went through series of groupings
or living tableaux with remarkable elegance
and precision. The scenery is very pretty, and
some good dances were introduced The ex-
cellence of the company at this house cannot
fail to strike every vsiter. There has not been
so good selection of stock actors in this city
for many years. BURTON appears nightly. An
excellent entertainment is announced for to-
night.
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A PRESENT. The Frederick Examiner states
that a Baltimore Insurance Company in which
the Methodist Parsonage of that place, is insur-
ed, gave $50 to one of the citizens of that town
for his agency in saving the Parsonage during
the late fire.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

CARD ALMANAcs. We have received beau
tful specimens of Almanacs for 1915, printed
on Cards, by John Murphy, John d. Toy and
Richard ]. Matchett.
We have also received from MIR. John Muir
ply, the January number Of the Omitted States
Catholic Magazine, and Monthly Review"
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htsAe, WANTED TO PURCHASE, for cash,
ME.::| two story Dwelling House, situated west of
E%i Gay and south Of Baltimore street, and of
-Green-st-for one that will suit. fair price
In cash will be paid Inquire in LOMBARD-ST.,
mOrth side,l . doors east of HanoYer-st ia2-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

LEY-COLEMAN'S ROLIAN PIANO. One of
these highly celebrated instruments has just been re-
ceiyed by Mr. Benteen, who has kindly profiered the
Use of il for exhibition and accompaniment at the
Concert on THURSDAY EVENING. jal-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Mrs. Bailey, so
we'll known to the lovers of good music, will
give grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert,
at Calvert Hall, this evening. She has pro-
cured the use of one of Coleman's Eolian Pr
amos, as an accompaniment to her own sweet
voice; in addition to which, she will have the
aid of several musical professors, who will per-
form, on various instruments, some of the most
popular music of the day. Mrs. B. has always
been favorite with the Baltimore public, and
we expect to see crowd Of fashion and beauty
in attendance tonight, to enjoy so rich must
cal treat as is offered.
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SPOONS! SPOONS!! SPOONS!n
~ d. CLARK, No. 1 WATER STREET, Sc
VNe cond door from Calvert has a large assortment
OF SILVER SPOONS. Having the best Of woikmon
engaged persons going house keeping axe invited 70
call before purchasing.
N. B. Old Silver and Gold wanted a2.a
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HEALTH OF GEN. JACKSON. We regret to
learn from the N. Y. Sun, that the health Of
Gen. Jackson is so feeble that he cannot walk,
and is sinking so rapidly that fears arc enter
tained Of his immediate dissolution.
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VIM. N. HARRISON,
W VT w D')
Secretary TO the Festival.

Secretary 70 the Festival.
, N. B.-Tickets can be procured of Mrs. Monroe,
Hanover-st Mr.. Abram G. Coale, Baltimore ST, near
Howard-st.; w. N. Harrison, N. Gay opposite the
evening during the festival jail 81
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ESCAPE OF A MURDERER. John ID. Smith,
who in September last murdered Charles w.
Drown, all engineer on board the steamer Chr
cage at Peoria, made his escape from the La.
con Jail, in Marshall county, Illinois, on the
night of the 9Th ult.
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Eh6h DOLLARS. The above brianll
~ eg&J@S prize was sold by the ever lucky
BkfNE X 90. In yesterdays lottery to Nos. IL Al
63 whole ticket! the fortunate holder realizes he
handsome sum Of a9z5 nett, for the small outlay OF
IS. The following are the drawing Nos
90 al 81 IS 70 IL 8 45 So 80 %
Lowest prise So Thursday $4,000; $4,000; 10 of
81 200; of $500. Tickets S. halves s2 So ors al o.
For fortunate Nos. apply to
BYRNE & co, No. At Calvert street,
1t Opposite Barnum's City Hotel,
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~ 1kD AaspLENDlD NEW YEARS

- "A % "a Ik SPLENDID NEW YEARS
. u - sGeS PRESENT for one of the patrons
of MILLER s. co, who sold in the Md. Lottery
drawn yesterday, the beautiful prize of 81 1885, half
customer, besides one of SS6, quarter ticket, Nos
3653 both sold by tha.most fortunate prize venders
Miller s. Co. who viii sell ing else but prizes
THIS DAY, another rich and brilliant lottery will
be drawn, where heresis equal chance, there being
one prize to every blank.
Draws TODAY The beautiful lottery for the bene-
fit of SusQuehanna CaaGl--elass No. |, 7S Nos Ia
drawn ballots making q splendid scheme for prizes
BRILLIANT SCHEME
l prize of Sl5,GM ! prize of S25OO
l0,OcS' 1000
3,ope'! 1895, sc.
Tickets S5.O0@sl,ases in proportion.
For packages or sing tickets, apply to
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class /, drawn
Jan. Lowest prize $500i
90 Al 81 26 7; 81 n As So So %
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PARTY VS.. DUTy. There appears to be a
difficulty in the Legislature Of Indiana, in fill
ing vacancy in the U. S. Senate. The wings
have majority in the House, and there is a
tic in the Senate. Duty requires that the va
cancy shall be filled, but party commands 9TH
erwise; and we suspect that party will prove
the stronger of the two in this as in other in
stances of similar character. We condemn
such proceedings as most unpatriotie and I'M
justifiable, be they the acts of what party they
may. Such conduct deserves the severest re-
buke.
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NlFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. AS
II may get this sum, the capital prize in TO-DAY,S
Lottery, at the office of FLETCHER & CO., No. 80,
baltimore st, above Holiday, if applied for early
Don't omit the opportunity.
Drawn Nos. of Md Lottery class l. Jan lloycst.
prize S5:.
SO IL 81 26 ~ IL As So 36 %
Notice to Persons ata Distance-The schemes for
the present month grand and magnificent and we
nope all who intend trying their luck will not fail to .
send us their orders in good time.
Orders by mail invariably prompt attention and
handsome returns made, when addressed to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. 80 Baltimore street,
1t Above UOlliday-st., Baltimore Md,
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MORE NEW GOODS!


WYNN. ROBINSON, IEWELLER, opposite
w the Museum, has received this day (MondayD
some very pretty samples of fine JEWELRY-ameng
which diamond Rings and Pins; fine real aud mock
Breastpins; Bracelets and Clasps of all kinds;
Shirt Studs; Chains; Keys; Ear rings; Gold Pencils,
SC, with general assortment of fine gold and silver
WATCHES, warranted as good and cheap can
be found elsewhere, remaining and will be offered
very low. Some beautiful French, richly gilt goods,
suitable for Iiolyday presents.
d3l3t OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM.
TUNO THE LADIES, The subscriber is selling
IL off at reduced prices, a handsome assortment of
FALL and WINTER GOuDS, consisting of Mouslin
and Grape de LANES; Cashmere h'EcOsse; AlpaCas;
plain and fgd Merinoes; BOmbazincs; Gala Paids,
Plaid Cloaking; Pongee; Irish Poplin; Linen Cambria
and Linen Cambria Hdkts; Calieoes, very large and
handsome assortmen; Merino, Thbet, Taslion and
Blanket Shawls; Ginghams; Paper Cambrick; Cotton
Wadding; Weleh Fannes, warranted not to shrink,)
Canton Fannes and Blanketins; Crash; Whitney
Blankets; Table Diapers and Napkins; Long Cloth
Shirtings and Sheetings; Silk VclveAs Laces and
Edgngs; Skirts; Brown Holland; Colored Cambrics;
Lustriugs, Serge, sc. HENRY w. COOKE.
jail OF The late firm of Cooke, Flint & (,s
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having acted from impure motives. Let HIM
who is guiltless, in this respect, throw the
frs stone" for we shall not. We wish that
Governor Thomas may enjoy, in the retire
mcnt of private life, the tranquility, peace and
happiness, which are seldom attendant on pub
lie station.
The Message was delivered to both branches
Of the Legislature yesterday at noon, and re-
ceived in this city last evening at late hour.
by considerable exertion we are enabled to
spread it entire before our readers this morning.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

GATENT SOLAR LAMPS. have just re-
IL ceiRed a further supply OF Patent Solar Lamps,
for burning Lard or Oil, from the celebrated manu-
factory of Corseas Co. and Ellis 8. Archer; these
Lamps of superior style and finish, and warranted
to burn lard without any failure of the light Also,
Camphene and, Pine Oil LAMPS, of all descriptions.
Qf- All kinds OF Lamps cleaned and repaired.
ja2-6t Z WEST, ID Sharp street.
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nj EVER BEAT IN SELLING PRIZEs-EM
IN DRY co. stands first on the Hist for selling the
capitals Yesterday, Nos DC 70, le beau ~ Of 5000
in quarter, sold TO citizen; Nos II Co. 1850 in
whole, sold to 4 gentleman froRf Lexington, KY;
$1,000 in package Of quarters sent PER certificate TO
smyrna, Del Del; This is glory enough fof one day
with two grand capitals of $4,000 and SisOOO. This
is most beautiful scheme, we recommend all to try
only IS.
piize of $4,000 10 prize of $1,000
" 3,60G 10 " 400 &c
p;.. Whole tiekots S5sashares in proportion.
, RISK on package Of % quarters only SIS that ere
afa n the lou, highest capitals of $3l 900
. Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, csss
90 Al 81 Sc 7 70 n 45 SO SO %
N$- orders meet with prOmrf attention.
- EMORY & Co, No. 2 Cayert-st.,
Is Baltimore, Maryland.
A GOOD Beginning FOR THE NEW YEAR
S1A,3three splendid prizes sold By SCHOOLFIELD
sod To- Yesterday: To Nos IS Il So przs of $780,
sVOo, 9cn. to York, Pa; Nos. ~ % So, prize of
Sl50, scfd TO citizen. VI
Nos Md. Cons. Lottery, class l. drawn JAM lst.
63 A 81 a6 10 II 45' SO as 90
Draws 20 DAY, the brilliant schetrs of Md. Con
soidated lottery, class |.
rizs of $1,000 prize VI s25OO
5000 ! I2gSSc
Tickets st halves S2s quarters 81; ca-ssshs sac
90 Draws next Saturday, Jan. 4h, tie Small Fry
Md. Consolidated Lottery, class L. Capitaf So OOO-
Tickets Sls shares in proportion, and ~ which
Schoolfcd stC0 will issue certificates of
y whole tickets for $50 % quarters fcr IS
% halves 10 % eIehths . 20
For the cartESs be sure and address
>SCHOOLFtELD & Coz,
No. | Calvert street,
1t First office rom Baltimore street.
TLORIOJ3 COMMENCEMENT OF THE
VT NEW YEAR, Bright prospects ahead for our
parons. Out of the three packages sold by ysster-
day, not one was without 3 Nos. prize. $3.50 IN
one; $1,000 in one: and Sl50 in the third. The $500
TO-DAY-S5, $50 and SIC 600 capitals. Tickets IS.
7. Il. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market
l3- Order earlyfnr yosr supply in the Small Fly of
SATURDAY. Cspuu $1,000. Packages of quarters
only 50 on certificate. IL
HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
-hA No out at la0tt Singular luck!! 1t is sinru-
lar fact that No. nss NOT been drawn in any Lottery
for the last ~ drawings, until yesterday when we.
commenced the New Year with the handsome capi,aa
of 1000, to comb'7 &c 70, sold an old friend4-
Judge by the beginning. Baawn Nos class |, are
63 Al 81 26 70 II 45 81 IS %
THIS DAY, draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery.
class l-7s Nos. and I3bsots.
splendid SCHEME
prize of $1,000 prize of Se50o
3oS0, 10 I00S.Scr
Tickets SIS 60-sifafes in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner SoutA-sa and Exchange Place; or,
Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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NHASIxS! MASKS! MASKS! MRS. NICK
1Vk SON, No. So North Howard street, has Just re-
ceiyed a, large quantity of Masks. TOYS of every
description hand, and fo sale at the lowest cash
prices. to close saies. ja2-lw
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-18
 Montgomery. Jan. 3, l845. ian,5 39tds
TRUST SALE

Of valuable Heal and Personal Estate. nN MONDAY, the 27th instant, al l2 M., in V front ofthe Court House, in lhe city of Mobile, will sell for cash, io the highest bidder, THIRTY THREE likely valuable SLAVES, male and female including house servants, mechanics and lahorers - 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, made by Owen, Lipscombe and Fowler: bounded on the south and west ny Three Mile Creek, on the north by Lips combe's reserve, lately conveyed to Smith, on the northeast by Robinson's lot, and the east bv Ged- des and Shaw's--iu township--range-se section--. containing in all 36 50-l00 acres; together with all and singular. the heredltaments and appnrenances unto the same belonging, including the Brick Yard known ---brick yard and the brick now in said yard.
 The above described property much may be necessary, to be sold by virtue of certain deed of trust, made by Alfred Fowler, 10 Billups Gayle, Cashier of the Branch Lf the Bank of the State oi Alabama, at Mobile, and his successors in office, 10 certain debts therein set forth, which deed hears date 18th March, IS42, and is recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Cour' for Mobile county, in book No. 3, page 473 to 476,
 The above property is exceedingly valuable and the titles believed 10 be indispuiabe.
 The names, ages and qualities of the negroes will be fully made known the day of sale.
 HENRY 5. HOLCOMBE,
 jsnl7 Ats eashier, Trustee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-18
PUBLIC SALES.
MARsnAI,s SALE

mAhTBhiA S Nhlsis
 Vim Bloodgood )kSY VIRTUE of a writ of
 against D f. fa issued from the Watson < Godbold ) Circuit Court of the United States, for The SOutheru District of Alabama. and to me directed, wl sell for cash in front of the United States Court Roon on the first Tues lay, 7th January next, lS45, between the hours nf I2 o'clock noon and o'clock P. M., lhe following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile county. 10 wit - the southeast section 10. township2, range east containing l60 acres Also, the east ], southwest 1 section 10, township ?, range l east. containing s0 acres. Also, the southeast 1 or subdivision A irac- ional section T. township 2. range east, contain- ing l32 50-10O acres, east of the Alabama rIver, situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama the same hasing been levied the property of James D. Godbold to satisfy the above mentioned fl. ft.
 WAL. HAMPSTEAD, U. S NJ.
 dec6 5tds By C. CUTLER, D. NJ. 0g-The above sale is postponed until the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. NJ. jan8 33tds By c. CUTLER, Dep. Mar.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-18

On MONDAY, 20'h inst, in our dry goods sales room, will be sold, al Il o'clock. an invoice of Cut lery consisting of
 German Silver Table and Tea Spoons Pen Knives on cards, Percussion Caps Table Cutlery, Rogers make
 Fine polished Steel Bits, Rogers Razors Fine Steel Scissors cards and packages Thimbes, Tacks, Mill Saw Files
 Boutwell, Files, solid Casl Steel Shears Fine Gothic Tea Trays, Shwing Soaps Lead Pencils, Padlocks assorted sizes Horse Brushes, fine fancy do, Shoe do Grlfith's heavy pnlished Trace Chains Smoth Iron Stands, French Letter paper Top Knot Brushes, Waters. etc. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-18
SHERIFF SALE.

WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county. on the 10th day of March 1S45 between the hours of II o'clock A. M. and 4o'clock P. M. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years of black conlrlexion and has her right cheek, and says that she belongs to one Jack Sullivan, near Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that she left her masters house sometime last spring. Said negro woman having been committed 10 the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, on the 27th day of July lS44, by Micajah Crenshaw Esq, as a 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 made and provided to pay jail fees. CHARLES BANCROFT,
 sep2- 199tds Sheriff Mobile County.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-18
JACOB 8. MARSH, Agent, jan3 29.ds Branch Bank at Mobile.
SHERIFE,S SALE.

OIfENIF D 5AIlEs. WILL he sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on the l7th of April, 1s45, between the hours of II o'clock A. N. and o'clock P. M of said day, negro man called JOHN, aged about 23 years, and says that he be- longs 10 one Mrs. Nancy McClary, of Beaufort ty, South Carolina, from whom he stolen about six years since the said slave John is black aboat feet, ' inches high, and has on the bottosa of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy Said negro man having been committed to the jail of Hoppin, Esq, Mayor off the city of Mobile, on tho l7h day of September, ls44. and his owner having failed forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore IS to be sold In compliance with the statutes in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 octls 2l9tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff, M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-18
NETWORK CIRCUS ON THE PEBLTC SOUdRE

ITAS RE-OPENED under SPACIOUS DOU- 1 \ BLE PAVILION, which is brilliantly lighted rp wifk Cas- The seats are handsomely Carpeted, sad the interior will present style ofeegant deco rstoas perfectly new and novel; Messrs. HOWES & MABlE most respectfully announce that the above will be open for very limited season. The per- fsrmsncss will bs accompa ned with a SPLENDID BRASS BAND OF MUSIC. Open every evening.
 THIS EVENING,
 Ample arrangements made for the accommoda- toa of all who may attend. Doors open al half past six. Performance to commence at quarter past I. jan10 -...z
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-18
lr, Quetant.
Branch Bank at Mobile

ITz5 vs n Ia
 Robert E. Redwood, R. H. Redwood. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, A. D. lS45, between the hours of II o'clock, AM, and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, title and interest of Robert E. Redwood into the following piece, parcel or lot of land and premi- ses, bounded as follows, to wit: on the south by State street, on the north by lands now or lately of Joseph Bates, the west by Conception street, and on u,e east by lands lately of Martin A. Lea and Wm. Jones, jr,, having front on State street of 32 feet, by d depth of 100 feet, less: the same having been levied the property of Robert E. Redwood, and to be sold by virtue of the above stated flare facas, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and 10 me directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent
 an3 29uls Br Inch Bank at Mobile.