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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

The surcties deposited with the comptroller by this
bank valued at S636O2 ofwhich S57 l02 in New
York State stocks There has been decrease in ever
apartment except discounts the variation is however
very trifing.
The Munroe Railroad of Georgia has recently been
fold at auction for Sl53 OOO to company of capitalist
OF Augusta This road has been vertised for sometime
past and has been sold of the many liabilities
hanging on the company In the hands OF the new pro-
pretors and at the reduced cost may be made
profitable The immediate Of this road is anticipate
from this sale for at least eighty miles, making line o,
communication from Savannah to Macon 100 miles ;
from Macon Marhasvile iOl miles part of state road
so miles giving total of s7l miles The cost OF the
road given at GOO OO0 the stock paid in at
the debt of the company at ss00O0O and the
$l55,I0
The Secretary of the Treasury has officially advised
the Governor of Illinois that he has withheld large poi
ton OF the usual fund due the State pay interest
linois State bonds held by government The State of
linois agreed not to tax the lands Of the United
within her limits condition that five per cent on all
moneys received for land sold in this should be paid
into the State Treasury The government has repudat
cd its contract and the State Of Illinois will without doub
retaliate by taxing government lands within the limits
and selling them for taxes. This will be the result OF
OF this movement of the Secretary Of the Treasury but
as he acts in accordance with resolution passed at the
last session OF Congress, there is no alternative
According to an account emanatng from Washington
appears that the from in the prn
eipa ports Of the Union for the first eleven days in
August. this year, amounted to 1892, 900, against
Sl59 900 for the period last year. deficiency of
S2l9oO0 About half Of this decrease was in the re-
ceips at this port alone According the receipts
far at the principal ports of the Country, we
should Judge that the from custo this year
would be at least six millions Of dollars less than
year. At this rate the surplus will be reduced
TO very small amount, with the ordinary expenditure
Of the government, but in the event Of brush with
Mexico, the demands upon the treasury will be much
larger than can be Immediately easily supplied The
present surplus would BIO but drop in the bucket
should the country be compelled repel any hostile in
vasion from Mexico. The difficulties now antci.
pated in relation to the safe keeping the public mo-
neyswould disappear sho ud in short time have
very little money to leave in place deposit The
Secretary of the Treasury would be relieved OF great
deal OF responsibility and great deal of the difficulties
he might otherwise experience in perfectng plan for
the bookkeeping and disbursement surplus revenue
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EOLIAN HARPS

AOLIAN HARPS
NUNS CLARK HAVING purchased the patent s,xht for
vCoemsns Eoan Attachment, the rianoforte, Tor the
sntre united States, Excepting Massachuse to
.ns pubic that they prepared supply rianortes
WIN nis Improvement attached attach the
MODERN made horizontal Piauofoes Ia regard durability
% ,ns invention n O. prepared to satisfy e
Juuceu mnd their own critical examination aud
warrant them ~ the assertion, that the osnv will remain
mtue ~ any climate, and il will be affected by Transitions
each instrument. $500 -"
The public are invited examine oiau Pianofocs-
utheir warerooml No. $40 Broadway Opposite the Park
where also be bund assortment OF g. 81 and Octave
panofnres. both rosewood mahogany caser m2 SIN
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ENJOY I'D 10 No 63 Franklin street, door Easl OF
~ broadway, NJ nuMSDAY Professor of the Guitar, sing
M Accordson, aud Vioa continues teach Ladies aud Gen
ienen OF New York the above fashionable
eomp,rsye short fime by his new Analysing end Inductiye
system. Terms ouable,
will CO. uslal the residences his pupils any
nrt OF the CITY by the Satisfactory city aud other
'ereaces given on application No. s. franklin street,
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FATCHEs .WATCHEs AND JEWELRY Those
w who wish 70 purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly to their adj
to call on the subscriber who selling all descriptions
Of the above q, retail much lower than other house the
city Gold Watches as low $40 and x2 each Watches
Jew exchanged or bought All Watches warranted keep
Good time the money refunded.
O. e. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
sosssis snd Retail 30 Wall street,
tpen ,t,,y,
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Presid'l Election.

The deeg on thus stands-S democrats and two
whigs-the same as last year For the Legislature
the democrats have gained four members. The
wings give up the Legislature and the U. s. Senate
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,tfrLAr,ELPuIA HOTELs.

PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HAhTWELL'5
~ II ) II IN q TON HOUSE.
LAB Chestnut street.
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO TIE
MASONIC HALL,
III LA D ELPHIs
+ n Baths luat rtroiucrd-Warm and Cold-n Inc apar
'nrita-ior both iadiesa aud gentlemen. ale In. rh
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
St%sSoEt street, between 6tti and 9TH streess
..,. - PHILADELPHIA
~ alfrl RJBEkS respectfully inform their friends
Hr uavene pnbhc they have taken the above house. tor
merry nuwH 70 te MARSHALL House. aud have made
Miftioi aEu fveneDts its having spared
rNprhSe q ft.ie OF the pleasant fashionable
houses y Tue city The parlos numerous, the chamber
!Mxt 80 Me arranged, the nrntue entirely It's loca
too m Y 'he nsi central 81 the city all the place,
o. punhc .museinrpt and the depo,r of I'll,
ooutben YVES. = nod Northern routes.
the ii wi &c supplied wit all drlicacies the
SOU NJ Wines are Of The choicest brands aud have been
carcialy selected, -
Tie tcre byt experience
u the buse satisfaction 70 tho, who nav "a, ~
them with tlielT l@lronpge.
B4GIEH, M kENzlt s. 90.
James Baslsy, tl3ts ~ Jones Hoteb
Heury G Msckcekie formerly uf he ~ ashrrop House
Peter L. tofyssp1
iuly Isl, lss5 -ryrc
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Til T. BY RIO N,
l57 Vi roa Il w ny,

VIM. DINNEFORD.
M no respectfully informs his friends and the public that
'! he has sasedth abov establishment and hed up in
stse Inferior TO none W. d. will all times keep hard
the best Of wines spirits &c elected with
that taste pee liar to experienced vie bibbe His bed
rooms are ht'td np with due regard and cean
ness. and N each drFmert the prices will square with the
tmes-nsmeiy % night for lodgings, dollar
and hall per week, or five dol per month.
w has also the Southern plan of providing
lunch from II I'll O'clock that he nfors Of the
aari man will be attended A cold and shower bath free
TO customers Committee rooms, Club rooms &c &c.
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TFnACHEN OF THE FRENCH Il 0rHMAS :, ~
GUA0ES tue Piano Forte principally J. aud Drawing -
You Man y arrived from France wishes srafio,
non private family oIde, attended lately To- BY
addressing letter 20 az his Office No objection TO the
oountsy, Speaks little EaEsh, ais stsrc
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EINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR 50 80, CITY MADE-For
style ard durab lily they equal those sold other
for S. five French imperial dress Boots made order
for 81 so equal those made SO and
warantedto give tstacton, At YOUNG JONES' French
lmpera Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Depot the
fsshola Boot and Shoe estabs tins city. Gem
temen hst in of pair Of dress Boots will lind
wing of fifty by getting them Of hendg also
doue in the store. WIN. NJ YOUNG& II. B. JONES.
m Ia 4 Anna nrnad Nev NnrL
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LAURENT &. BROTHER,

AURENI q BHUIHEH,
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS,
AVE received by the latest Packets large ass orr
Of entirely styles of Fancy Goods, consisting
of Muslin de LANES Aapacca nc Also,
very large of Broche and Printed Shaws Nc
NJ William street Jy29 msr
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MUSIC.
a Rare Opportunity of acquiring a Thorough
Musical Edtcdfion

n H. Professor OF SHBng 0uItaT TIalO
u. Forte has opened for Young Ladies' from to 10
years among whom three Of his daughters whom
he proposes to thoroughly insructin the art Of Singing,
MIR berw orts system the result Of many years observation
and experience during which has successfully fought Ger
many London and New York. His method cannot fail to i'm
his pupils perception and thorough knowledge
principles of music, with the ability TO ha
monte any simple given melody -
roa way, when every inquiry will be answered
Terms $50 per annum payable quarterly IN advan Les
three a week.
rivsfeiu stru Al herefoCprs. al2 lm+rh
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MUM Franco o.2ei s27i New York and Boston, 90
days per cent discount to par; sight per cent pre-.
MUM Philadelphia and Baltimore 60 days sight per
cent discount.
The booksfor subscription the stock Of the Northern
Railroad in New York, will be opened in Boston the
10Th inst The shares Of this company $50 each The
charter requires 5perc to be paid the commissioners
at time OF subscribing If the whole capital of 81 900 900
Is not taken the amount paid in to be returned in full
This railroad will connect Lake Champlain with Ogdens
burgh at the point of navigation the great Western
Lakes, and in connection with the Vermont railroads
will open avenue for the trade Of the
great west direct to Boston. Ninetenths of the
land over which the road will be constructed
has been released to the company free of cost
The land that has been leased would cost at the usual
prices, than 100000 Five hundred thousand dol
lars of the stock guaranteed by Western and Northern
New York, and the balance 100000 is to be filed up
by subscription
The quarterly returns of the banks Of the interior
August do not show any important changes in the ag
gregae movements We the reports of the Patchin
Bank Of Buffalo for May and August
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Notice.
1 A. O. D. UNITED BnOTHERS LODGE No a.
The meabers OF this Lodge requesteJ to meet at
,h. L9ds Room at O'Clock this (Suday) ate rnvoa to
stt "a the iunr OF Mary Ann, wife OF b. other job l. Ike
fill,r The members OF the older general are
invited 10 n end BY order, JOHN MOWBERv
2On.S LOLAo, oecretary. a6 it-rc
PAtknET SHIP Cullen M THE EsTe rom LIV
board west SIDE Burng sip without delay Ali goods az"
pc itted In i've days liable be public store
ale re WOyDHU, MI >TURN, NJ sou'h ~
DAVlLiOc, NEW BhiGHTON-sey.r raj su,les of anar,
me",I ~ TINS esabshgent having been vacated for the
peeat by families who had engaged them for the early
Z. the senson bit who have gone excursions Newport
sos ana other watering places r. Banc will he happy
for them. ' 49, 10y st r'n SO.
II .UNSWlCk SHEETINGs.--The Brunsw cks are the
- hssvst OF al the - Brown Sbeetngs being about one
Ioand 20 ~ Yards sed tn. price bur shade the ord
ne this artc " connection with gener mt Of me
dun priced yard wide Shectngs worth 81 cents ss5 cent
rrr yard Also, 81 Southern Cotton Yarus--1s.o,,.d
twist No 70 10 and TO IT, Also, Bits, Wick Warp aud
al6 ttrh II NJ UNDrRUIfT
rFeaChEM OF THE FRr.Nch GERMAN l. IN.
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Pas de Deux. by Misses Celeste and Darlington
To conclude with
BORN TO GOOD LUCK
Nina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Taylor
Lady Julie, Miss Roberts Countess, Mrs Deerng
Paddy y Rafierty. Mr. Brougham
~ sfns,cnt toce wi alN attenuase-. I'm
good order and keep sill improper persons
lpJ-I1ckets Fifty Cents.-<G
limited number Of Season Tickets will he dsroseo
Performance 70 commence at o'clocs Doors eEs1 at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co, I
New York. July "a. 1876
ssHE Stockholders Of this Company call
the Office fthe Company and signify whether be their
Ish to fill their shares number
'hases equal to the present value OF their stock.
The Stockholders residing of the ested
their intention by post, the Office No SO Wallst
L. w. THORNE, Pres't.
(iEo T. HOPE. Sec'v. r25
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j. R STUUVENEL,
IMPORTER OF WINES, Nc. 20 John street, Informs his
friends and the lovers good Wines generally that IN order
supply the has made 20 nave
always store direct from Bordeaux wines OF
the first quality from the proprietors direct . -
The well known houses following sufficient
daton Of the qualities Of the Wines without further details =
Messrs Borton GueStier, }PropretoIs Of vgnobles,
j. Freyche, az Bordeaux.
Capt Gervais, !. x,,.- r.. 6...:,.. !,
~ 49,, a. % v.ion jy23 im'ec
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Saturday Evening, August 10th.
Will be presented the highly popular piece Of
THE VILLAGE DOCTOR.
MISS MARY ldylof
baro, ess. Miss Matthews
MI DoncPur merry Ildciue
reIuhahu 1tidghcr
Loco. Die cker
oaron thlppetoale
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SAUXHAEE GARDEN >ALOJn.
Wond9fm Nopelty,
vTHIS EVENING the celebrated STEYERMARK FA-
i MiLY, Miss Loyena Ne $, NJ -dam h. Neis MIR. Gabrie
Nes and Mr. Jerome Neis together with the original Set
Bo the Kentucky histler Shelton's Brass Ba will b,
attendance during the evening" and perform all the popular
music of the day.
Doors open i7h-Performance at o'clock
U5-Tickets i21s cents al25tsrc
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.
MR.. j. NJ SCOTT will in the If few days visit
l New York Philadelphia and Boston and vii pleased
to treat with professional people respecting o
the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Theatres All arrangements
entered into by said J. NJ Scott will be strictly complied
with.
BAH letters be postpaid and directed VIM Shires
m New York Post Office
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MAGASlN JAPANAIS,
90 nuunne Street.

MAGASlN JAPANAIS,
90 Duane Street.
II. PARKE Err Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect
"A fuly informs his friends and the public geaeta that
he hes received magnificent collection Of Oil Paintings
and Antiquities, of Japanese Porcelain Jars and Va
ses Flower Bottles Plates Dishes Cups snd Saucers; old
Dresden Porcelain Groups and Figures; Cups
Of the 18th century, and two Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs from the 1915 and 1871 formerly belonged To
the Cardinal Ximenies Great lnaustor Of SPAN, sach
has been this country OF winch he can dispose
treat yourself call and examine this spendid collection
Also two car Chairs Cath Ole Churches; 10 be
from 10 A. M. ill 6 7. NJ je27 2m~rh
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EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
A1Q01 an The steasnboat ROBERT l.. STEVENS
CAPTAIN r i. liabey, will make an excursion
G-1lEto the Fishing Banks every Tuesday, Thurs
day and FRIDAY, during the
Leaving Raymond street ga o'clock A. M Cana! street,
8A Pike and Delaney and Pier No. l. N r.
91e cclock-retumng to the city in good season.
Bnit furnished gratis Lines at small charge.
Farc5 GEMS aIoe ri s<p,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-04
SHERIFE,S SALE

SfTEKIF T . OALE.
WILL he sold for cash in front of The Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the 18th of
April, 1915, between the hours Of IL o'clock A. y.
and 1 O'Clock P. M. of said day, negro man called
JOHN, aged about % years, and says that he be-
longs 10 me Mrs Nancy McClary, of Beaufort coan-
", South Carolina, from whom he stolen about
six years since; the said slave John is black abont
A feet, inches hig aud has on the bo,toa
OF his lell loot cut by glass bottle when boy
Said negro having been committed to the Jail Of
Mobile cornty AS runaway slave, by Charles A.
Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city Of Mobile. on the
l7l day Of September, 1874. and his owner having
failed 10 forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away, he therefore 10 to be sold IN
compliance with the statutes in such made and
provided to pay Jail fees.
octIs 2I9ids G. BANCROFT, Sheriff. Nj. G.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Bank of Mobile
vs. | vindilioni expoaas
Il, .nl, Eutaa

VKTILL be sold for cash in front OF The Court House
w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday OF
Apr;l I815 between the hours of ii o'clock IN. and
o'clock PM Of said day, all the right. title and IN
terest Of Hezekiah Gates in and to the following de-
scribed piece, parcel or lot of land and premises,
situated lying and being in the city of Mobile On the
north side Of Dauphin street between Jackson and
Joachm streets having front on the north side Of
Dauphin street of thirty 1907 feet and running back
northwardly one hundred and twenty Q2o) feet in
,epth and bounded AS follows, Wit east by land-
Of William Lyon ct. al; north by lands of John D
Haney ct. al; west by lands now OF iermery belong
The said lands are to be sold as the property OF
Hezekah ,es, by virtue Of The above stated yindi-
toni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Cour
of NJ obile county and To directed.
,nh7 S3tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. &
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SIiENIFF'S SALE.
Swain & Williams,

WH. Austin, Saml. Hopkins and Thns. s. jerks.
N|iLL be sud for cash in front of The Court
w House dpoi Of Mobile county, the first
Monday of April 1885, between the hours of ii o.
clock AN. and O'Clock Pm. OF said day, all the
right and title Of William Austin in and to the fol-
lowing described piece. parcel lot Of land and
premises, situated, lying aud being in The city of
Mobile, the south side of st Francis street. be-
tween Franklin and Hamilton Streets having front
OF sixty (60) feet less the south side of
81 Francis street. aud running back soulhwardy in
depth one hundred and eighty Q30) feet more or
less in depth, and bounded IA follows 10 wit west
by Lands Of +. q. knball, south by lands belonging
10 The Branch OF the Bank Of the State of Alabama
NJ Mobile Ell al, east by lands OF John s Gliddon,
and north by 81 Francis street.-the same having been
levied on the property of William Austin, by yir-
Of The above stated execution which issued from
the Circuit Court Of Mobile county and to me di.
rected.
mis- S4tds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff N. c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-04
sHERIFF,s NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the Jail OF Mobile county, on
" the 3Ist March, 1885, by Charles A. Hoppin.
Esq. Mayorsof the city of MOBILIZE runaway muiatlo
slave called JOHN, feet inches high, aged about
10 years has scar on his breast, and says he be-
longs 10 Elizabeth Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Hhtle,
of W rsaw, Sumter county, Alabama. The owner
or owners are requested to come forward, prove
property pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he viii be dealt with according TO law as in such
cases made and provided to pay Jail fees.
AMI lO4tC C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MOBILE THEATRE.
managers.'....,.... LUDLOW ~ SMITH
The INFANT SISTERS and Waite FER
GUSON, The Scotch Piper. are engaged for one
night only,
-, FRIDAY, April an, io4o;
WIN DE perinrmed The petite comedy called
~. Is HE JEALooS!
A'.er WHICH, the infant SISTERS, ELIZA ana EMMA
niLmisFE VIII appear IN httie comic oure,sa'
entitled me ,,,,r,
SIhATAdEM OF LII LIE FhED'
~ IN which they VIII sing ana i'anee.
o ne followed by Comic song ny mas'er Jefferson
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-04

SHEkIFF'S SALE.
Archibald Boulware
vs. & IA
William X. Neville.
" ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the first
Monday of April, A. D. 1915, between The hours of
IL O'Clock AM. and O'Clock pm. of sad day,
Negro Man called NED or EDWIN; one Grey
Horse, and one Dray. The same having been levied
the property of William r. Neville, by virtue
OF the above stated execution which issued from The
Circuit Court Of Mobile county and to directed.
mh2S l0ltds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff N &.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BRANCH BANK or rHt srArE or AlAaan,

BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE OF ALABAMAl
AT MoBILE-January Isl, 1915
Y Virtue Of The power in me vested. by a Mort
- gage executed TO the Branch oi The Bank Of the
Slafe 81 AIh1aa'a Il, mnbe, bV James HUE, The
29th Of November, 1887, and recorded in the office
Of the CLERK Of The County Cenri Of Aulauea county
Alah4ma-Also, by the power s'ed in me by
VI rigage executed TO the Branch ofthe Bank II the
State Of Alabama by James llue on The l4lh & +
Api, 1910, recorded 10 The Office Of The Clerk of thu
County Court OF AnIanga county, Alabama, ! shall
expose. before the Court House dnor in the Civ of
Montgomery, The first Monday April next, AT
public sale the following named Negroes :--Bob.
JACK, Bill. Pfce, Phil, Dave, Peter, John, Lucy
and infant, Lor. and Hannah. Terms cash, payable
N the notes Of the Bank Of he State of Alabama
OF us branches. L. l.. TOULMIN. President.
By RUSH GILMORE,
mhlO s1tds Attorney Branch Bank Mobile.
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SHERIFF,S SAI.E

M ILL be sold cash in front of the Court House
w door Of NJ bile county, on Thursday, the 2Sth
day of August lS45 between the hours Of III O'Clock.
AN aud O'Clock, Pd OF said day negro man
called BARNEY BLACK, aged anoui 40 years, feet
10 Or l inches high, aud says that he belongs to
James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county,
State of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having
been committed To the Jail oil Mobile county, Aaba-
ma, as a runaway slave, by Charles b. King. JUS
tice Of the Peace, Of M1biIe county, the 10Th day
of January, 1SIs, and his owners having
failed 10 forward, prove property pay charges
and take hun away he therefore will he sold IN com-
plianre with the statute in such made md pro-
vided lu pay Jail fees, &c.
G, BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ
05-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and
Journal TuscA loosa, and Huntsville Democrat wi
please COPY till lay of sale febl7 67tds
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Berry Sumerall,
vs. f. f..
Bedo Baptiste.

w ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door of Mobile county on the fret Mon
day of April, 1S45, between the hours OF IL O'Clock
AM and O'Clock PM. of said day. all the right, IT,
tie and interest o Bedo Baptste, in aud to the fol-
lowing described piece, parcel lot Of land and pre-
misses, situated, lying and beinsn the county Of Mo-
about three miles from the cny OF Mobile, at place
called NapoleonviIle, having front the Spring
Hill road Of one (D acre, and running back north
eastwardy from said road and half q 81 acies
in depth, and bounded follows, 10 viii: southwest
by the Spring Hill Road northeast by lands Of Mon
tagne, and southeast by ands OF Beio 5aptste. The
same having been levied the property OF Bedo
Baptiste by virtue Of the above stated execution,
which issued from the Circuit Court OF Mobile
ty and to Inc direced.
mh7 s3Ids q. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.