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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
SUUGERT"S PATENT
WASTING MACHINE

SHUGERT"S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE.
TINIIlS Machine h IS now been tested ny more
i than thirty families in this nciGhhorh 'od, and
hNs given entire satisfaction. is - simple IN Its
CT rsuuction, that II cannot get out of order. il
&C ntams no iron to u.t, and prines or rollers TO
Ce, out of repair. II will do twice as much wash.
inr with less than halt the and tear OF any of
the late inventions, and what is of erca'er in pcr
aIce /, costs hut little over half much other
washing mschines.
The subscriber has The exclusive right for Nor
thumhcrland. Union. L> coming, Columbia, l.u-
zerne and Clinton counties. Price Of single m
chine Sc. ii. Is. MASSER.
The following certificate IS from few OF those
who have these machines ~ use.
Sunhury, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the subscribers cerl'(y that we have now
in u.e in our families, "Shugert's Potent Wash
ing Machine" and 10 rot he ,,a,e s,yine that il i
q most excellent Invention. That, Ia Wa,hng
Il " i'll ave more than half the usual labor
That It does not require more than one third ,he
usual quantity OF sop and water and that there
is n" rubbing, omd cons' queny, little or no wear-
ing ~ traring-.lhat il knocks "f no buttons. and
that The fines, clohes, such collars aces, tucks,
frills, &c, may be washed IN a vey short time
without the least injury, a; d IN fact without any
[ dpIt1ttnl wear anu tear, NuattN'f. we
/ cheerfuly recommend It IL our friends and IL the
rublic as a most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGINS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. G.. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
HEap's HorEt, (frmcrIy fremont House, No
ll6 Chcsnut sueer,) Philadelphia, September
2ls', lS44.
have used Shugert's Patent Washing Machine
in my hou-e upwards of eight month. and do no
htsiiale TO iay that deem It one OF III mo use
iul ard valuable labor saving machines ever lnven
ted. | formerly kept two women continually oc'
/ cuped in washing, who now do as much ~ two
days as they then did in week There Is ~
wear or tear in washing and it requns not more
than one-third the usual qusniity oi snap. have
had -Dumher Of Other machines in my IAN ~, hu
this is decidedly superior u every thing else, sn'
liltle liable TO get out of repair, that would no
do without one if they should cost ten times ih'
price they are sold for. DANIEL, HEkk.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
NEW JERSEY

CJ All notes puIpoIilng 10 I've on any Peun>yl
vsnia Bank not gwen in the above list may be Sc
Iown as frauds
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From the New Orleans picayyune, Jun. 20

Mil
ACCOUNTS FROM MEXICAN PAPERS,
Received by the .anerican Squadron from Vera Cruz
A nroclama,;on bo. hean ;.,,od G., hola;r. an
e,ec,;an for pres;d.n. -, H. Is &c h,,.,,., n.
candidates 90 Csnnaaa T.u;a S.tn ..s ~ w..
for MANY months On av;ia ~, o o;,,, Gsu n.
monte and csan T..-" IL .s s. Wv. = .,ah.r,
or these the 6r., Co., T.p I" da.u,sS 4.
most nromnen, I, = d;s;.,i, ~ or;.o ~ ,hs No
ltical views az Max;na., .aa; - ~. oss.s R,
Farias Is in favor or H. s.asn 60. &c n,uarDr,sni
which appeara N he oa;n;na s,,,or.. =, srsndIv
We have before ,s Tho 5drIr.p Jal;,.r.3 hy Pres.
dent Herrera on The 2O,h iii 49,, H. oln.ne If
the session IF Congress 4, y FL, ao,,,uosni nj
sufficient interest," 70 renn;ro tra sa,;on Tbs nrest
dent congratnlates The cbo ohsrs mon III, III res
toration Of order thronobont ,he rannbl;c ard h.
ascendencv of legal enac,ment. over arbitrary will.
The forern relations of ,ha oo,n,r he otaes 10 10
ON The hest nnss;hle coo,;nr Cow. nn,v with the
United States THE massage ~ ,be ANNEXATION res.
oluons had sundered ,hese relations and the minis.
ters of the two Countries had been nnutuaIv with.
drawn and he declares that !, Is not easv 10 peces
what will be the Termination of these differences,
which neither the govarnn,snt MOI: the repubic Of
Mexico has promoted either directly or indirectly
He applauds the action ~ CONGRESS in coperrng
upon the execut;ve In an,hor;,,, necessary TO listen
To the overtures uh;ch T.s,a Ma n,sdo ~ Mexico,
and even 10 nroceeJ 90 fnr =. 70 negotiate treaty,
subject to the exan;na,;on and .nnroba,ion of The
Legislative bodv re ;ns,;sas ,l;s action of Con-
gress bv the ;m,nenos nc ,.ar nd Tho absolute ne
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Church, but to some yet unknown converted Jew
who is probably s'the coming man,
MR.. p'IsRAELI ON THEOLOGY.


"The Church OF Rome to be respected the ony lie.
chrstan Church exant; all other churches estab'
shed ny the HEBREW Apostles have Disappeared but Rome
romains and must permit the exaggerated posi-
ton which II assumed in the middle centuries TO make US
forget its early and sposoca character when was fresh
from Palestine, and as II were fragrant from Paradise Inc
Church OF Rome sustained by apostocal ou
apostolca succession not institution complete an IL
self II Is part OF whole; iii be Tot part Of awhoie
has foundation The apostles succeeded the prophets
Our master announced himself the last Of the prophets
They in their the heirs OF the parnrchs men
who In direct communication with the Mos high
To less favored than the apostles the revelation Of
the prely character made and those forms and cere
monies ordained which the Church OF Rome has never re-
lnquished But Rome did not invent them upon their
ce the duty Of all congregations, We cannot consent 10
her founding claim TO supremacy, For would you nam
tain then that the church did not exist In the time hs
prophesi Was Moses, then, not churchmahf Ana
Aaron was he not high presti Ay, greater than any
pope preete whether he be at Rome or at Lambeth
ain all these church discussions apt TO forget hat
the second testament Is avowedly only supplement-
TO complete the law and the prophets
tanity is without Judaism, as judaism Is
Incomplete without christianity What has home to do
with lis competioni what with its commencement The
law Numbered forth from the Capitoan mount the
divine not fulfilled upon Mons sacer No;
the order of priesthood comes directly from Jehovaj
tons his supreme intelligence 80 do not bow to
the necessity of visible head in defined locality; but
to seek for SUCH IL would not be at Rome cannot
discover in its history however memorable any testimony
OF q mission 70 sublime. When Omnipotence deigned TO
be ncarnaie the inefabe word did not select Roman
not Romans; blessed above all women,
heard she was Roman maiden. No; should look to a
land distant than Italy acy more sacred than
Rome"
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nUTIEs OF JUDGE ADVOCATES; / vol

~ London, lS45.
A Collection of Warrants and Regulations issued
to the Army (Bri.ish) on Matters of Finance; !
The Monster Telescopes of Lord Rosse; VOL,
London, 1915.
British Nautical Almenacs for ls48.
Tinmouth on Points of Seamanship, as branch
of Practical Science; VOL, London, 1845: by Mich
olas Tinmouth, Master Attendant of her Majesty Is
dock-yard at Woolwich.
Priichard (civil engineer) on Bar Harbors and
their Improvement; let vol, quarto, London, 1S45.
Weal's Quarterly Papers on Engineering parts 6
and 7; London, 1S45.
The Steam Engine, by the Artisan Club, part l
July, ls44 up to part II MAY, ls45;l London.
Model Drawing, by B. Williams, Professor Of
Practical Geodesy, by B. Williams. together with
Mining and Maritime Surveying; l vol.
Practical Astronomy and Geodesy, for the use OF
the Royal Military College: by Professor Narrien;
vol London, 1845.
Plattner on the Blowppe, in Minerals, Ores, Fur
mace Products, &C.: by Professor Platner, Assay
Master at the Royal Freyburg Smelling Works;
translated by Mushpratt, of the Giessen Laborato-
is45. p '' ''
Budge's Practical Miners Guide; VOL, London,
1845.
Hayter,s Perspective, Practical Geometry, Draw
ing, and Painting; sixth edition, London, 1645.
Ackermans Manual of Colors in Water-color
Painting, with Fielding's Hints on Painting; Lon
don, 1874.
Browns Perspective; vol quarto.
The New Navy List, containing all the commits
stoned officers in her Majesty's fleet and royal
marines, the war services in which they have been
engaged with every other information relating to
the Royal Navy: by Commander Haultain, Royal
Navy.
Lieut.. Gordon (Royal Navy on the Marine
Steam Engine, its Improvement, and upon various
subjects connected with steam; l volume, London,
1916.
Gordon on Locomotives; Hugo Reid on the
Steam Engine; Russell on Steam the Steam En-
CINE, and Steam Navigation: 9 vols.
Tredgold on Steam; enlarged edition, London,
lS44L2 quarto vols. Of text, and 2 vols. large folio
of plates
Braddock on Gunpowdcr; vol.
Templeton's Operative Mechanics Workshop
Companion; vol, London, l845.
Year Book of Facts for l645.
just imported from London by F. TAYLOR, and
this day opened, together with many others, on
all classes Of literature and science.
'.sBooks, periodicals., mathematical instruments,
or anything else, imported to order from England or
any part Of Europe. July
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T. w. FULLER, druggist, corner of Penn-yl-
vania avenue and 18th street, is always pre-
pared to furnish, in any quantity, his unfivalled
Sooa water and Sarsaparilla Mead, which is already
conceded to be the best in the District Il Is made
fresh every day, upon an improved principle, from
water supplied by the best spring in the city. The
whole apparatus being entirely new, the water is, of
necessity, perfectly free from copper, or other dele
ferrous matters. Drawn upon the New York plan,
with cork and bottle, it is, in every particular,
perfect article.
Superior sirups in every variety, Of his own
manufacture, as usual, July 5--9teod
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BANK or w.suNoros, July 8, is45.

BANK OF WAsHISeros, July 3, l645.
TNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
Il dividend OF three per cent. on the capital
stock Of this bank Of the profits for the last six
months, which will be paid to. the stockholders on
demand.
JAMES ADAMS, Cashier.
July 5--eo3t
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BANK OF WAsHseToN, June 10, lo4,,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that gsn eli
IN meeting Of the; stockholders of this oanA 1,h
be held at the bankng-house on Monday, NV , air.
day Of July next at 10 o'clock, a. M, for ny p IN,
pose Of electing trustees, in conformity WIN ~
terms Of the deed Of assignment.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
JAMES ADAMS, Cashier
June 17--2awtd
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soon after this there stir in the saloons muir
mur the ngres o. many amUrs LorS
F, Heron Mr. Jermyn. The House was up; The great ia
s dv;ron was radicals had thrown oyer
- government who et in majority OF only five, had al
rrsdy ntisted their othe unequvoca feeling Of the
House with respect to them was known tha' on 'hs
SIsdy Dslorine prepared for the great result was calm
aay ~ SIssvscted triumph vague yet drsadfl
% cae over her in the midst OF her Joy that Lady Delo
ins had been beforehand with herr had made nsr
;s ~ new Minister perhsps sounded tia Court
=, same time that In this sgaiing v.onhs great omces
- hs palace which shs bsd spporionsd " herself and nor
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EoR SALE, 300 cords Of best quality yellow
Il pine wood. Also, hickory, oak, and anthrax 0hI.
coal; which will be delivered for cash on reasonaD''
terma PETER CASANAvE,
10th street and canal
July l--2aw3w
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The revolutions made by the engines were eigh-
teen per minute and the log was repeatedly hove in
the presence of the naval officers on board when il
was found that the average speed Of the vessel
through the water was from liz to IL knots per
hour"
DIR. Simpson, DIR. Macleod, of Morven, and Mr..
Macleod, Of Dalkeith, have been appointed by the
general assembly of the church of Scotland, as
deputation to this country,
An accident of somewhat serious character &C.
Cured on the Great Western railway on the l7th.
The Exeter express train, which has recently begun
to run distance of two hundred miles in the short
period of four hours and half left the London sta
ton at the usual hour and was proceeding towards
Slough with great velocity, lit was asserted more
than mile minute when the oscillation of the
carriages became great that the passengers could
hardly retain their seats Soon AFTER the engine and
tender became separated from the carriages. and two
Of these Of the first and another OF the second
class, were thrown from a bank twelve feet high.
The passengers were in great danger and several
were seriously injured, but none dangerously.
A lady was SO much alarmed that her life was de-
SPARED of and Sir r. Vivyan, a member of Parlia-
ment, received severe cut in the head. There
were one hundred and fifty passengers, all unable to
escape, being locked in the cars; and i is remark
able that no greater injury was sustained.
From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce
There was grand meeting Of the league at Gov
ent Garden Theatre on the evening of the 18th
The account Of receipts Of funds by the league was
read from which it appeared that the receipts to the
League fund to Dec. 81, 1874, amounted to f66,00
subscriptions this year f5632; receipts through The
Bazaar S25 GAG; making a total Of Gig ,6s7. Th.
reading of the receipts was received with immense
cheering.
On the evening Of the 18th, the Duke Of yelling
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-10
PUBLIC SALES.
EXHIBITORS SALE.


 N NO1ICE IS hereby given that in pursuance of an 1 order Of the Honorable the Orphans Court for Mobile county. made the fifteenth day of Febru- ary, A. D. ls45. shall proceed on the seventh day of April, A D. 1915, to sell public sale for cash To the highest and best bidder, al the Court House in lhe city of ii bile, the following described real estate, bemg the property of the estate of the late Joseph Auze, deceased-that is 10 say, all that lot or parcel oi ground, beginning a 2 point on Inc east side of Claiborne street, hundred nnd ten feet soutiwarly of the sonlh- east angle of Govern ment and Claiborne streets, thence by line running eastmardly eghty-i feet parallel with Govern meni street to q post, thence by line running souhwardy and parallel with Claiborne street nine ty-tect to point, thence by line running west wardly parallel with the first described boundary, eighty oir feet 10 point on the east side of Clal- borne street. thence along the east sIde of Claiborne streel ninety feet to the place of beginning.
 Also, all that other piece and parcel of land, siua- le hng and being in the city Of Mobile in square No Z4i, bounded on the west by property of Willis Sanders aud E. l.. Barnes the north by property lately Q! E. H. Rutland, the east by lots belong ing 10 B. B. Bea'l. and on the south by lots lately ot Janes Paul-having the following dimensions: the west line running north 2Skdg west about forty six feet, the north line running north 6Sdg. west about fity-elght feet more or less.
 Also, all that lot or parcel of ground situate, lv ing and being in the city of Mobile in square 241, and numbered in the plan of survey made by James Dowell, lot number nine, fronting on the north side of State street, containing filytwo feet ten inches on the lronl and ninety feet in depth.
 Also, undivided half part of all that piece or parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and beiHg in the said city of Mobe the corner of St. Louis and Jackson streets, having front on St. Louis street of hundred and ten feet, running through to St. Anthony street, with the same front St. Anthony St. Louis street, bounded north by St. Anthony, west by Jackson, south by St. Louis street, and east by lands of Daniel Walker and others.
 C. AUZE,
 Execulor of the will of Jos Auze deceased.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-10
CalNSlGNfcEA

Per steamboat Montezuma from New.orleans-C K Fooe X co; Toomer, Gay x coi Desha sheppard X co; Beers X Smith; Barron, Mead cO;Ware x Chesbroush; Mallory x Ross WOoji Wilson May Perryman & Son; Humphries. Walsh q co; Gage Post; Stiles X co; DeForest Morris & cos Cook X coi SIapler; $ & Jones; Campbell, Owen co; Waring & co; W Il Redwood; Fuilove, George co; Hull x Son.
 Per steamboat Fashion, from w-Orleans-m Wa ring x co; Mallory Ross; Humphries Walsh coliull x Suni C Chamberlain; K Foote X co; Cunning ham; Barron, Mead X co; Rix, Kendall < co; King; E.ava, Murreli & co; $ McLellandj Campbell Owen & co; NJ Speyer; k Jones; E Andrews & co; c W Ogd+ni Il Hoskins; Freeman & Bolton; w CaIvert Doss x Lacy; Marshall, Rowe & coi Ruge,y, Mann & co; Jus Sands X co; Wilson & May; CarmeIch; w Bower & co; Daniels Bradyi Blocker X iiadeni Bradford & Saunders.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans-M Warng X co; rerrymaa x Son; Deshon, Taylor Myers; & Jones; P Cook & co; Campbell, Owen X COS Blocker 4s uaden; L Weeks; F W Mccoy < coi Sands x eos II Hdberj J Hoffman; Fulilove George X coi filling q, GO; Stiles & COS Barron Mead X eos Hull x Soni c Westfeldt x Bro E HovertOni Knapp & shulz; w Cal vert; Ticknor; Eslava, Murreli co; W Bunnell & co; C Cullum; A B0nnabel; Nisbeti C Dnbose co; Deforest, Morris co; Zunts; Marshal Rowe x coll Griffing; Fowler Jr; A Pope Son; Bryan Jas Con ming; W w Tayiori Mrs swaini A c Parker x CO.,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-10
a.Axs.ena.aeasa.

Per steamboat Fashion, fin New -Orleans--M esdames Watts. Henrietta Darling, Jones, Misses Watts, vicke- ", place. Messrs Henrietta, DOran Gimer, Jones, shepard, sampson, Kendall, Muller Calvert, Arrow smith, swfl, Taylor. Foote Park, Parker Praly, Clay ton, Fisher. Mcueston Bnttle Owen, Ivy, Atty, Mott, Pags staniy, Reed, Shine Schoe, Gasc0igne, bioo II Wilson, BOardman, Malone, Atkins. Bhuvet Biaize W Ball. Dunal, Andrews, Craighead, Davis, Hui Slack, Fcltheimer, Bryun--7 on deck. fr= .. Per steamboat Creole from New-Orleans-Mesdames Howard, Bosworh, Misses Stark, Massey, Capts Aims worth. Drew, Bird, Marshall, Messrs Wolff, s'ockweh Champlin, Hay, Hawthorn, Emons, Wylo, Perry, Eos ter Hulcombe, Gand0o. Dennis Piag0, Burke, Hanlp- ton, HOffinan--l3 on deck.
 Pc. steamboat Red Rover i'm Weiumpka-Nrs James Messrs Dougsss Leake, Parse, Richeson, Allen, Coch ran, Eiiand Tpps, Farmer, Bozan, Dr Johnston. Hill
 Per steamboat Factor fin Welnmpka-Rey'sJ ] HamiL ton and son, Boring, w Dorman, E Keener. J Fisher, A c Fairley, C Newton, % Galloway. Wv. w ! HadnOt, l. Wassengae, Messrs + h St !ohn, ferry, M Cabot. Doyle, Henshaw. .
 Per steamboat Native fin Aberdeen--Mrs M Duval, Dl r sims kessrs Eckiord, G Knowles, Shum pert. e Blunchard Curl, Dayls' IL wa'ker' ! M Gum, Clements, Shore, Latham.
 Per steamboat Carolina fun C0lumbus-Nurgie ana Ia dy, Min. and lady, Brewer and lady, Joiner, Mesdnme Lose, Burlington. Ezeil, Miss Carton, Meess henneoy Martin, Dade, Brewer, Crowei, Wkinson' saundess' Clough, Kimba, Rice, Cogburn, Jones. w Jones UT, Smith, Roberts, GIner, Williams, Griffin, Mathews Turner. Hese. . .,
 Per sisamboa, Ellzn from Ganesv ille-R Marshall lady and child, Airing on and lady, Na.n sna ,n dy. Mrs Dnsger, Mrs Gayle. Misses Monner Arlington Marshall, Messrs Montague, Prince, Dow, v @ an' Mitchell, l. Ballard. J Cole, Woodbury, Culoer. son, w Stewart, Young, M Boyd, Thompson; " man, M Rosenbaum, J Ryan, , T Asbury, w Tucker Gayle, Wait, masters Marshall Tucker.
 Per stesmboat Belle Poule from Aberdeen-Mrs Rags dale, Calhoun and lady, Ms.es M and Elliott Co.'S " Jones, Cox Davis, Messrs Taylor, Tay ior Jordan Gay, Petty, Chandler, Hines, Rsin, Holaday, Thomp son, Davis, Kendall, Betten.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-10
SHERIFF'S SALE. The Bank of Mobile vs vinditioni expoaas
 Hezekinh Gates.

vxTIJ. he soId for cash in front of inc Court House
 w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of April, Is45, between the hours of Il o'clock AM. and o'clock PM of said day. all the rghi title and in terest of Hezekiah Gates in and to the following de- scribed piece, parcel lot of land and premises, situated lying and being in the city of Mobe' on the north side of Dauphn street between Jackson and Joachim streets. having front the north side ol Dauphin street of thirty (30) feet and running back northwardly hundred and twenty Q2O) feet in depth, and bounded follows to wit: east by lands of William Lyon et. al.; north by lands of John D' Haney ct. al; west by lands or formerly belong ing to George Wood, and south by Dauphin street; The said lands are 10 be sold the property O o' Hezekah Gates, by virtue of ihe above stated v'nui- toni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 mh7 S3tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-10
HNI RsAHkTA.

LIvERPOOL-Per ship Damascus-lS50 sks, 9 ton loose salt, 50 bushels, 25 hampers potatoes
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer MOntezuma-10 hhd and 10 bbls bacon, 359 do whiskey IA do moasses, AZ do four do crackers, do peaches 49 do pork. do, cks wine, sks and oats, $40 coils rope 650 pei bagging, 3l kegs shot, 22 do ard 29 hhds sugar. cask hardware 70 kegs nalls sks coffee, cases tobacco.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashio1-36 bbl pork 29 do our 75 do whiskey, 63 do moasses l6 dt beef 27 hhds bacon 10 do sugar. 05 pcs baggng 20 ski cOffee 66 coils rope, 2 tcs claret, do beei
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Cre0e-l69 bbl our 56 do beef and pork 2s do whskey 24 do eggs do moasses Il do cks bacon 65 bxs cheese 300 sack con 34 do coee 55 do oats 10 do bran s5OOO specie 2S kegs ard 49 pcs oaggng, 9 coils rope l3 les wine bxs twine, hhds sugrr.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-10
SHERIEF SALE.

TWILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House
 w door oi Mobile county. on the ioth day ot March lS45 between the hours Of II o'clock A. M' and 4o,cIock p M. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years ot black comnlexon and has scar on her right cheek' and says that she be longs to Jack Sullivan Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that she le6 her masters house sometime last spring. S,;d negro woman having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, on the 27th day of July lsI4, by Micajah Crenshaw Esq, as runa- way. and her owner having failed to come forward, proye property, pay charges, and take her away,
 she therefore will be sold in compliance with the stat ule in such cases made and provided pay jail fees.
 sep2 I99tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-10
SHERIFF,S SALE


 Donald R. w. Mcftae, Adm'r of T. James, decd,
 vendiioni exponas.
 Edgar R. James, and John Gayle and Robert D.
 James, ms securities.
 WI ILL be sold for cash in front of te Court House w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday Of March, l845, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and ocl0Dt PM of said day, all the right. title and interest oi John Gayle in and to the following de- scrbed piece, parceI lot oi land and premises, sit uated, lying and being in the county of Mobile, the north side of the Three Mile Creek and descrIb- ed as follows, 10 wit:-commeacng al the northeast of David Files lot of land on the said St. Ste- phens Road; thence along the west side of said Road north l09 degrees, west nine (9) cpals 5l lnks to stake; thence south 7l degrees west, fifteen (5) chains and eighty -four (S4) links to stake thence south l0h degrees, (9) caIns and 5 links, to a stake the north line of said David Files line lands; thence north 7l degrees east, along said Files line, fifteen D5) chains and S5 links, the place of beginning. containing fifteen C5) acres. and bonded follows: east by the St. Stephens Road, north and west by lands of T. l.. Toulmn, and south by lands now or formerly belonging to Da- vid Files. The above described lands 10 be sold the property of John Gayle, by virtue of the above stated writ of venditoni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Clarke county and to me directed. febl 54ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M C. 51-Posfponed by consent of plaintiff until ths 1st Monday in April 1845.
 mh1 sOris C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.