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&c. l49 lss
Showing difference OF more than ten per cent be-
tween the amounts actually exported as shown by the
official quarterly returns when compared with these
monthly returns.
We have heretofore noticed that il was the intcn
ton Of the Morris and Essex Railroad Company TO ex-
tend their road to Dover Books of subscription will be
opened at their Offices in Newark and Morrstown on
the let and I'd days Of Octocer for $4,000 additional
capital stock on which instanent Of O. each share
subscribed will be required to be paid ut the time OF suq
scribng
The City Bank of Cincinnati Ohio, has been or
gaDized by proclamation.
Power 70 circulate. 2oUOOO
Required to invest before commencing its bus-
ness {" Bank -..------------..-.-----, ao,ooo
Actually invested lOOWV
Ohio State stocks at IS pr Ct, 10000
This bank ia upon the independent plan. and is re-
CURED keep deposited with the State Treasurer Uni
ted States stocks or Ohio State stocks. to amount
equal TO the circulation
AT Baltimore the sales OF stocks during the week
have been large and prices well sustained Certificates
oiln,erest are held al 10.
The money market is easy the Banks take all paper
offered for discount the uniform rate of six per cent
The Bank of British North America makes the
following return -
DEBTS Sterling.
Circulation. .9l65744 - IL
Other Liabilities ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 |, 7s9 10 q
X7775A 10 ;
ASSETS Sterling.
specie fl45i29 .
Other Asssts. .loeo.oS.
9i, SOS Geo IL 3
Welearn from the Kalamazoo Telegraph, that
the Railroad iron is being laid between Marshall and
Battle Creek.
tits estimated that full 600 900 tons of anthracite
coal will be to market from the mines OF Pennsyl-
vana by the close of this This will be an In
crease Of 100000 tons the shipments of last season
al Of which will without doubt be required for con
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MEssRs. BARKER & TowLE.

%. Iafnrrine-tt.
NNOUNCE 10 to their customers and friends that their
"A having been rted In style aiapied every
convenience they now prepared for ne Fall Trade with
entire new and extensive stock OF Imported Goods
among which may be found
Paris India and Lyon Silks of the richest materials and
designs imported and selected with great care for the trsfe
Rich black ami blue ZACH Silks from IS 10 81 in width
French and English Bombaznes
Black colored and changeabls Alpsca-
Black and mode French English and German Merinos.
Fine Twilled French Ginghams
English
Very rich Paris Reps
Cashmere D'EcOsse
Nous De Lanes
Cashmere long and square Shavls
Black mode and colored Silk shswls
Cloths, Csssirnere-, Satluets, Nestngs, &c.
Aso an extensive assortment of Dones,ics ard Haber
dashery.
Ladies solicited call and examine Our stock
nor any thing before oferel No deviation from
pr.ce, and cheap a. The mausel can afford. SIS Jns
NEW GOODS.
- BARKER, 23l Grand-st would invite the Ladies TO
from Auction and Importers per recent arrivals-among
which may be found
Striped and Plaid Silks, Cashmere de Cosse.
Cameeon do, Pari. Reps,
Figured and Stripes DO, Muslin De LANES
Jet and Blue Black do, French Ginghams,
Shawls, splendid quality, Scotch DO.
40 inch wide Twiilef do, entirely new
Figured Plaid and Plain Psramaits Cloths,
Apacas, Eoeamns,
Ca.hmerines Parisiennes &c. NC.
SHAWLS SHAWLS,,
complete Of all the various kinds Ia be FOUND
among winch splendid French CIshmeS', new designs
Broche plain ADD embroidered, Thbed Printed Cashmere
and Tibet, striped and plaid wool De Lame and Dana'k
Tibet, plain figured and CaTeleOn silk sha~is.
Also Cloths Cassmeres, satnri-, Mole skins Kentucky
Jeans Nesing- Bed Ticks, Sheetng Stripes Russia and
Scotch Diapers, Dams.k Table Diapers.
Also red, white and yellow tlsnnes, cheap superior
white and brown Canton do.
Also. brown and beaohed sleeiings and >hiIiings
-. seq Gram --f
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION.

DY WILEY 4 PUTNAM. 1871 Broadway, a Cheap Sc.
ID riea ofTHE PURITAN DIVlNES, beautifully printed
on fine paper specimen volume may be on apphcs
ton at l6l Broadway. sl3T
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DE0TIsTS GOLD FOIL,

erpERIOR Uucls u roi can DO had q ihs lcw pres
A A. ner o. equal u any In the city. Also ooa sna
s,ss. Leaf Brouzes. tc of ths best qusnfy ~ "s
ory go 4 l. WAUGH. Pr.rusal 0ol1 eesisN
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fosr UffICs, New Ork. sept ~ TO-. !,
~ steamer Caledonia from B0st0u.-Ine Man
for The shove steamer will be closed tins Office on The l'tn
instant nj ~ NJ. Postage all Letters must be prepaid
10 Boston Letters Of half under. cents; and
each additional halfounce Scents
sisH ROBERT Il. MORRIS. P. NJ.
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WIN be seen, that we have deducted from the New
and Mobile staterneats the qusntity received at
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IT. Excursion and Cancert.-At the request OF me
CSnsregaiona Church Ezshehpor, n J. the Choir OF
the Broadway Tabernacle will give Concert OF Sacred
Music he Church at tina, place on Monday evening 'h
inst nj oco,k The steamboat Water Witch Will leave
Pier No North River al 5 O'Clock NJ. pceeseg, TO con
vey the Choir ard others who may wish 10 attend The Con
cert returning TO the city Immediately srr the Concert
Tickets cents each for the Excursion, including admission
10 the Concer-io be had Al NJ H. NewnAns, lsS Broad
way The proceeds OF the Excursion aud Soncef WI oe
applied for the benefit of the aboveuamcd Church so us
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the Glove Anodyne This excellent arieeand VIII cure
the most violent tooth ache or pain IN the gums IN one MN
ute The Glove Anodyre Is not unpleasant 70 inc 'a'r :"
INJURIOUS 10 the teeth and viii permanently cure any loom
which is applied. Price IS cents for sale by On
"' A. b. SANDS l. Co.
Chemists and Druggists as Broadway corner oil Cham
bersst ~ Fulton ST. and n East Broadway sn6 insodis
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~ Oriental Ledge No. 6S 1. d. of d. F.-The
members OF Oriental Lodge particularly requested 10 as
semhle AT their Lodge room National Hall. on Tuesday
evening the 18th inst at past O'clock
A Il SrREEr. Sec'v. M c. 7. SMITH, N. y.
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~ Mount Wa.hiugton Collegiate School. IS West
Washington Place under the care Of Messrs- HI BIS
CLARKE, will reopen Thursday. the th day OF sep'em
her next aul o"n'
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n PURSUANCE Of an order VI me w ,' .s
County Of Nsw-YorE, notice 10 ssreoy s.s ~ ~ H. ~
swssT deceased Q preset The sa r. ~,,s
tbe vouchers beseofto us suossrS 1900 H. wen
,s dsy u March nett Dated NswYo.s shs nm cay
~ s.e,snhsr isSa ISIS IawSml WILLIAM STkepiSS'
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The sheriff the City ard County OF New York and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this Cify that they are prepares 70 execute
landlords Warrants and the forecosing Of Chstiel Mort
gss-s with punctusli,y and despatch Application TO be
maze n the Sherias Office room No y IN The Cry Hall
r.wvo.l Auy iS ist5 sulf 3nis
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~ Freedom OF the Public l.nnds..Ihe Nahona
Reforners of the Sixteenth Ward Will hold Mass Meeting
si Phrnix Hail corner Tenh-svenue and Seventeenths
on Tuesday evening September 10Th 81 y o'clock Mr. A.
,,.s,rs SIS SITS
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CARTsHRKKIR PIG IRo y 30; s!s y
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Markets. .. Carefully reported for The Tribune

SATURDAY. Sept Is.
AsHES-The receipts to-day were about 500 bbls.
There IL a good demand and 200 or 800 bbs have been
taken at ss and "a for tares for Pots and %
for Pearls The receipts since opening OF Canals are
1871 bbs Exports from January To 9th sept. a. }cy
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A GRADUATE Of The ~ Y University. experienced
"A 10 Teaching ~shes 70 engage for he whole or pan OF
the dsv IN reaching Classical Mathematical or IN ysb
Studies In school The satisfactory references
given. Addres. Teacher this Office. IS ~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-03
CONSaSsNEEA' 5

Per ship Mary Frances from New-York-M Wsring so To..oni s,.n; hi.ee, Ha5,,sH. Rrnos SIa Won; W Chidsey, Rives, Battle X eos w u bunnell { so: Dswing, Ednnnd. & Field; o Mszsnse eos Ru- b,iss co; A Aud; A Knapp; Dubo-e eos ls,on & co; White; Hoy, Ford & RobinsoB; Frank iin Jas Crspssy: Dsniels X Brady; Gurleyi Gregory silsby Taylor < Myers T P Miller < co; K Foote CO., r Putsenat; t)eFores,, Morris < co: Bull Bosrdmsn' B Norris; Kelly & Alien, K.eier Campbell, Owen co; MarshalL Rowe x co; 0 Chamberlain; Xix. Ken dal | coj Boweai E l. Andrews * cos Beers snliihi Whitaker Sampson; Mauldin Terrell; J Cunning ham; Cullen | Snlhi L Merchant X ca; Waldron, Pier SON < co; G c J6hnsoi; s X l Jones: Wm x Il Ctawiord; 5 Il st John X co; w II & Burdsall X co; ( P Louxry; ] Ssnds & co, Nj Sumwult X coi Jno Hodges; A 6 Green; c A Arnoid;J D Lewisi W Stu arr; W &H Ross; Greene. Robbins < co; Taylor Me- Rae; Barron, Mead X co; Wes,leidt& Bro Kan dalE U 0'Reitfy x coi Green, Casey James; Col we'll; Twslves 6 CO; Humphrs., Walsh < eos T Le- sssns; D Newhouss: Johnson; Cailin; L'Honlmedeu Bros; II Gates, Mrs c Hoyt; w II McElleryi w B&AR K Bsii; Beach, Fla ( CO., msr.h, Mo.sly x Tucker; n Andrews X co Hnviimnd, Clark co; VanKleek; lien- y < stodiart; Whiiseti, Garner X co.
 Per brg Commerce nn Boston-F Ravesies Phi- lips, R Warner; Henry < co; E Webster; Maserson; S-Phiips; M Stcts0n; T filler COS WnrinR q co, Nswheuss; Nj H Wood; -Dewing, Edmands &
 Per Br ship Henry Gardner fin Livsrpool--w Mii: san eo Henry s,oddar,i DsForrsst, Morris x cos J
 Per steainboat Delaware rom Baiimore-wilson Nay Rives, Battle & co; Dr A Bsrmum; Brodnax, New ton co; Lab0ian x Ods; Beach, Ella X co; McGar.- hsn; c w Tarleion; o Mazanso X co; Cofhn McCui- Ioushi st John, Powers < COS Foomsr. Gay X co Mar. shsii, Rowe X co; C CleseIand Jr; " Il Redwoodi P Miller cot smith, Dabuey X eos Mallory X Ross Il W
 Per s,esn,boat Creole from New orleans-M Waring 4 soi c W Dorrmncei J sands X 60: o'Heil,y coi Yuills; Rix KendallA co; Dcshon, Taylor X Myers c Wolf; Toomer, Gay X co; Fosdick X Charlosk; " Redwood; ] T HubsrsPosor & Battelie Blocker Hay, G.,,,c S:a c.1psHs S.;s is ssnSs eo MayIi"
 chsni; Bale; II L Reynoldsi Bartoo; Armstrong; A Lsi.ads; Fnllllove, George 4 eo s,Aiwor'h; Al0
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-03
auH PORTS.

LvERPO0L-Per Br ship Harmony -2900 sks salt
 LtVERPOOL-Per Br ship John Bentley -Sl50 sacks salt
 LIvBRPOOL-Per Br ship Henry Gardner--32O0 sks sa 200 bdsron A tons sate 27 crates hhds cath enware, cases Mdse. i VI ri
 BELiAsT-Per Br ship wm Perrie-2oOo skssal 97o hainpers potatoes.
 CkRDENAs-Per SD brig Aurora--S6ooo specie.
 NEW YORk-Per ship Mary Frances-S hhds, half pipes brsdy g bxs wns 20 do emons 7s do cider, l6 sosches wagons, suikey, 60 bbls cier. bellows 20 bd bars steele 200 bxs cheese I2 do tobacco, 50 do 4xs easngu I2 kegs nais IA bbis whskey, l5 do ale, 90 bdls iron, etc. fr4r-. d a - -e-.1 ffit4
 BOsTON-Per bark Ohio-5Oo hhls vegetables
 BOSTON-Per ship Carthago--90 bkH candles.
 B0sTON-Psr brig Commerce-l25 sks coffee, pkss sas 1o0 kegs ead bbs o S30 bxs soap, 900 bbls DO CHARLEsTON--Per schr Squirrel-150 bbls pitch, 50 do resin. i64 cks rice. 8 cks mdze.
 BAtTlMORE-Per schr DelywHre-l00 bbs -four, 25 do cids I53 do whkey 655 kegs nais 50 bxs Obacco, 200 do candes 5o kettles, 90 bds iron 27e7 pcs east ings. IF sks coffee. as-i f f'f
 5 hhds sassr 75 bbls moasse do beans, 24 do flour, 200 sks osts, 100 nests kegs.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat M0nmnuth-62 bbs moass 12 do beef 29s do four 20 bbs pork, 324 sks corn. 5 cks bacon. #
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat MontenimA-l69 bbls hour Il do pork, Al do molasses l7 do nackere do sugar. 2l hhds do 66 kegs ard IA sks coee 100 do osta leo o corn Kegs buter boxes tobacco l6 do soap, do shoes, Is kegs nais pipe, cask brandy.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat James l. Day-l0 bhls haas 4s do fsnr, do apples, bxs tobacco l52 sheep. II hexd' cattle. .ft.i .4-.tt.Di
 NEW.ORLEANs-Per steamboat Creoie-42 bbls oss.es 2si do four s4 do beef 57 do whiskey, do IL Sks sseon bIs ngnes hhd tobscco tee liquor, uks coffes. Ig bxs wine.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-03
xknKrPrs DE COTTON

Par ,,enu,Lo.t Charlotte from Wetumpka-Ta Scott Cummings l5o bales; Rhe.' Sykes x co sso Dswsou n; K i. Andrsws & co 7l; Walker Holmes 7si Tooasr, Gay & co 6a Ni.bss ss Dexter < Abbott as; 6 Buliard IS; W Bower co if Brodnnx Newton ( % IS; E K Carlisle l6; A Cannon 3; owner 41' -
 Psr stssulboii Clarion fn s,sphsns Buf-D Wissr ;s. ;s..I, s.,: sl,I %ts' s o.s % Aa Detnsoa {. Euslis 80. c R, sl, Bnli.rd lo Ly- on Haksr l9i; HoyI, Ford Johnson !; E Fontaine | soa sa Psst | shsekrford 4s, D Hodges 80; E sss- a.n i2; o Cumibins si; Rivss Battle co l2S J.me' Crsuord 4s; A Campbell 47; Harris. Clayton co g.
 Pet sts.nboai AIabams i'm Dardsn's Landing -Rive., Batils co 2a2 bsissi Lvayens Malone 97 Dickinson | kdstIs ss Andrsws 4 Dawson is' Anderson D,cs- sou ]; Thos Hill 22; Rhea Sykes co 4b Bradford asundsrs gs; Mauldin Terrell 5, Ledyard co is IK csrlss Ii, E seaman I, simp.cn Roth si Harris. M 1, Boyd Bro 9 poomer, Gay < co P Bull Soara- man g. D M Rlgss& col
 Msrshsii so balss; Bsykln McRae 59; H schroeder s4 sirinrfslow, limnnm q co 43; LsbnHnn Olds 2i ooods ls Walker < Holmes 20; Tooner, Gay co ls ss%.r Bow s co s' Sr.~iord 5, Basrd 3; simpson <
 Per s,snmbo., Ruby from Cotton Gin Por-Kelly Williams baesi Alert & Prentice 8 " Eckiarh os;
 aa s.s q. s osy.on % s %
 shs sheppard < loo; T L Cnrndins 7 Campbell l. Rivss, Baitls < co I5i Toomer, Gny& co l4a co s95 bales ' FonAine < Son ll5i 0den s7; bIod- psx, Newton X cc74 Ruprrt& McLrlland sl; C Mar
  pxrd co 6a; Iyoa X Baker 50, A E Lsdyard co 57 Q Csn,mns 4S; Iiarrs1 Hair 5os Peck X shackeiori Is w Kerr 45; HHrwel Davis 33; Smiley 3i; Dick iason ( Eus,is a6; c Goode 2s; Bull Beardm.n 22 inn le: Jnp Punch l9 Simpson Roth IS; Walker Iioiu,s. IA Tsr,t Stewart co IS; Leavens & Malone ls EK Carlisle ia Urck Wallace X co 4, Cal'ness g.
 Fer s,rambos, Warrior fm Chies' Ferry Riyes Bat re co iCs bales; Mnuldn & Terrell l3oi Bradford Isupdrr. Ii2; Tarlt stewart co l0li Allen haden oa, r i mn so; E K Carlisle s2,'A White 59; Boyd < Bro S Winston 5 Peck saaekisi'ra M [, Se s,%s
 Rsdus 4g; c Marnbie s5j Il Craig 3l; hichardson 90; Harris, Clayton co Hi sirinssliow' snna M so ga Dickinson X Eusiis le Crawford oi oo'ey % S s IIs e IJarweii & Davis & Walker Holmes o roster q B,iislIs 2; simpson Roth 2, Rhea sykss co a' schrosd~r 4; Rupert McLelani 4 Haynes 4 'Ghe' | swausey a A E Ledyard co 3; Camppe' s' iio'' tsu 4 Clock l. .ift s. .. p,,..
 Per s,samboa, Montgomery from Montgomery sss Battle co $50 balss; Heard 254; rnI'e,on ioa Mauldin Terrell l26; Drshn, sheppard ~ co tlxi nm M d,sws L Dawson l0i; Tsrleton, Scott Cnmmngs ny Toomsr Gay co s7; L Andrew. co !ii eofdon es q Curry 2ss WA Armstrong 2S Ulrick, Wallace ~ oo DO Smith, wyckon & Ncof 70; T Heard ss; sayre osi . Seaman !; Rhsa, Sykes co s'; Harris. ciay,on e' 4o; W A IIarinwsy < co 35; Lyon Baker 4oi hor'oi Clock l; Broihax, Newton < co !; iinrwe Dsvls Harrison q Blair 24; A Pope Son 1i c q henry 'oi srasr II. ssrs H'-i ..'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-03
PUBLIC SALES.
Branch Bank at Mobile
 4

''E9 vs ia
 Robert D. Redwood, R. II. Redwood. M u. be snh for cash in front of the Court
 House ol Mobile county. on the first Monday oi February, A. D. lS45, beiweeu Ihe hours of I oeIock, A"'' and o'clock PM. of ss i'd day. all ile right, title and interest of Robert E Red.aod ;a,,, the iol""inP pece parcel or lo of land and p,eq,j- ses, b"unied as follows, 10 wlt sn the south by State street, on le north by lands now or lately of Joseph Bales, on lle west by Concepi n streei, and on tlle east by lands now lately of Martin A. Lea and Wm. Jones. Jr., having front un State street of 32 feet, by depth of 100 feet, more or less he having been levied the property of Robert F.. Redwood, and to be sold by virtue of the above stated flare iacias, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and 10 me directed.
 JACOB $. MARSH, Agent
 iau3 29tds Br Inch Bank at Mobile.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Stanton & Brothers,

fs Venditloni exponas.
 Edward M. Smoot, and Butler Simmo ns his security. w ILL be sold for cash, m front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of March lSI5, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and 1 o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, title and interest of Edward M Shoot in and to the following described piece parcel or lot of land 10 wit. five (5) acres of land situated m Mobile county on the west side of Mobile Bay, about four and hsls miles from the city of Mobile, and bound- ed as follows, to wt: the west by lands of B. Simmons a,d Henry. the north by lands of Wm. Shoot, ihe south by lands of Mrs. s. Barnes, and east by the Mobile Bay. The same IS to be sold by virtue of the above stated yendion exponas, winch issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile coutny and to me directed.
 Gebl 54tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-03
BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 No 49 Dauphn street.
]. Il. RIVERS. Auctionee

J. u. hltE EhSs Aucttoneer.
 Package Sale of Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
 On I'll URS BAY, Feb, 9th, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the store of M S. Sietson, 37 water street.
 500 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats, consisting in part of Mems fine se~ed Boots; Mems, boy's and youths Calf, Kip, Seal and Mud Boots; Mem's, boy's and youths fine sewed and begged Rrog ans; Mems boys and youths best Kip and Russet Rro- gans; Ladies' misses and chihlren's fine Kid, Mo rocco and Cloth Buskns; Slippers, Ties, Boots, etc. Women's leather Buskins, Brogans and Lace Boots; Misses and clidren's .eather Buskns, Bro gans and Lace Boots; Fur, Cassamere, Silk and Wool Hats.
 The above goods all fresh, just receiyed from the manufacturer and warranted to be of the best material and workmanship. -..
 2000 cases on hand at private sale of every style and of the best quality. Terms cash.
 ID EhL ESTATE FOR SALE-rhe subscribers, ll Executors and Trustees 1.-the Estate of Addin Lewis, Esq deceased will sell al public auction the Real Estate, situated in the city of Mobile. to wit: The Land and two story brick Stores on the south erIy side of Danphn street, occupied by J. B. Todd and w. B. Miller. Each with the land belonging to it will be sold by itself The sale will take place al rhe Mansion House the 18th day o February, 1895, al l2 o'clock noon. Terms made known al time of gale. Any further information desired before the sale can be obtained on application to Edward Hall, Esq. who willaso attend 10 all propositions To purchase at private sale before auction.
 snNsy asAAC H wn1Tr wTno1TWrNsENp' Exeeu,or,and VIM. R. HITCHCOCK. iras'ees' City of Hartford, Dec. 2s, lsil. jan6 3lt Etds BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA ,t... AT, MOBILE, January l, lS+5. ] RY Virtue oi the power in me vested. by mort ID gage executed to the Branch of the Bank ofthe State ei Aabama. at Mobile, by James iiuie, the the 29h of November, 1887, and recorded in the nf | flee of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Aulaug; county, Alabama-Also, by the power vested ih me bv mortgage executed to the Branch of the Bank | the State of Alabama by James Huie, the 14th Q April. 1Sl0 recorded in the office Of the Clerk of h | County Court of Aulauga county. Alabama, shal expose before the Court House door in the city O Montgomery, on the first Monday m February mex, at public sale, tle following named Negroes: Bob Jack, Bill, Price, Phil. Dave, Peter, John, Luc and infant, Lory and Haaah. Terms cash, payabl in ihe nues of inc Bank of the State of Alahana, | its Branches. T. L. TOULMIN, President. By RUSH ELMORE,
 Attorney Branch Bank Montgomery.
 Montgomery, Jan. 3, lS45. ian'5 39td NOTICE--Will he sold at Sparta. Conecuh coun " ty, Ala, on the frs, Monday February nexI n valuable Plantation with some so or 100 Negroes the property of Thos. Salmonds Persons wishia ts purchase would do well to attend this sale. Flo further particulars, apply to
 dec25 2sf B0YKIN & McRAE-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-03
SIIERlFF'S SALE. Miguel D. Eslasa,
 ys fl. ia.
Robert Puryis.


 NA ILL bc sold for cash in front of the Conrt W House door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of March 1915, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right and title of Robert purvis in and he follow ing descr;ned pece parcel or lot of land and preml- ses, situated, lying and cling in the county of Mo- bile. and described as follows: IL being lot number thirty three (33) III block seven CD in the MurreII grant, according tn il diagram of said grant made by Andrew Henshaw, United States District Surveyor, record the Clerks office of Mobile county, book T. page ll2, said piece parcel of land con- tanng three (2) and fifty three hundredihs of acres, said lot having front the Spring Hi Road of two chains and fifty links, and depth of fifteen (15) clalns, having he same width in rear in front the Spring Hill Road, and said lot being the pre- sent residence of iIe said defendant Robert Purvis. Said lands having been levied as the property of Robert Purvis by virue of the above stated exeeu- ton which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county aud to me directed.
 febl 54tds c, BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-03
PUBLIC SALES.
RtApSIlAIjS sAIr


 as"%si ~%S'0" B f. ia. issued "' p 1roln %''' ,5, Watson & Godbold Circnt Court of the Unitec States, for ihe Suuheru Disnic of Alabama and 10 me directed, w,ll sell for cash in front of Ihe United States Court Room, on the first Tues ay 7l January next 1915, between ile hnnrs of 12 nclnck noon and o'clock ?. the following described lands, situated and lying n Mobile eauniy, to wit - the southeast ] section 10, townsp2, range easr, containing l6O acTes. Also, the east k southwest section 10, township ?, range east, conlai nirn 50 acres. Also the southeast or subdivision A, lrac- tional section ', township 2, range east, contain- ing l32 50.l0O acres, east of the Alabama rIyer, situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama the same having been levied the property of James D. Godbod To satisfy the ahpye mentioned fl fA.
 WM HAMPSTEAD, us M. dec6 5tds Bye CUTLER, D. M. 0J-The above sale is postponed until the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. NJ. jans 33tds By C. CUTLER, Dep. Mar. SHERIFF'S SALE. James Johnston, Adm'r James Johnston, Adnl'r.
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 securities. his securities.
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 Zeno Orso and Joel AIsbrsoks, his security NTIIL be sold Tor cash in front of tbe Court w House door of Mobile county, on the first Mon. day of February, 1915, between Ihe hours of I O clock NJ. and o'clock PM. of said day, one negro woman called RACHEL. The same having been eyied as the property of Zeno Orso, by virtue of the above stated executions, which issued from the County and Circuit Courts of Mobile county and to me directed.
 ian24 Aids C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.