davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
THE KANE LETTER The w,.n;

THE KANE LETTER THE Washington
Union seems to deny, without however posi-.
lively denying. the statement of the CbnrIes
ton Mercury's Washington correspondent, ,hn
the famous letter addressed by Mr.. Polk r.
Mr. Kane, OF PhiIddeIpbia, on the Tariff. dur.
ing the last Presidential canvass, was in truth
written by Secretary Walker! In regard "a
this statement-which, lift be true, reveals one
OF the engines OF fraud employed in that can
ydss-the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says, lac is "inclined IN
think the MercuTy's correspondent has some
ugly proofs in his possession to sustain what
he asserts, and which, il the editor of the Tin.
ION denies the truth of the statement in. direct
terms, will be laid before the public.' The
proofs should be forthcoming. if they exist
whether the statement be denied or not
LynchJurg Yirginian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
TO COUNTRY MErCHANTs-

'|tANFiELD. BROTHER a. co. have Jus, n.
u ceised from England, F'ance. German, snd
Switzerland an extensive a'sor'men, Of 0oods In
their liHc; such a.,
Gold aud Silver Patent Lever WATCHES: Le.,
pine and Vertical do; Gold and Gill Jewelry of ev.-
cry description aud vi The latest fashions; Pistols.
Guns, Cutlery. Plated anc Britannia Wares; Japan
ned Tea Toys, Clrcks, Lamps. Girondoles. kiusicat
Boxes, SpeCiac!es. Powder Flasks. Coral, Work
Boxes Wiring Desks. card cases. German Silver
Goods; fRENcu Fancy Goops in great variety;
MILITARY GOODS, Military Companies furnished.
complete Walchmak"rs rools and materials. So
No 227 Baltimore ST. corner OF Charles
165one OF the firm hnving just returned from
Europe, where all our purchases were made for
cIsh. we are prepared TO sell upon the most udvan.
ageuus terms.
Or 0n!ers promptly executed.
IRA CANF1ELD
w Il CANFIELD.
JAS b MEREDITH.
OCT = 81 Baltimore, Md.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
a GOOD JoKE.-The Richmond WI;
contains the tollowing:-

It's said that Gnthc day on whichMr. CLAW ar.
rived at the White SUI thur, Col. Singleton, OF
South Carolina, had invited Mr.. Andrew
Stephenson, Judge Peter " Daniel, and John
Tyler, TO take tea in his cabin Mr.. Cla, be
ing unaware of the fact, determined about
twilight TO visit the Colonel The three wor-
thles above mentioned, had already arrived.
before the candles We're lighted Col S. was
iiu'' do yau 10, Mr.. CI., ~ IA tie Colo
mel, III loud voice. Tyler sprang out of the
window, ditt" Pa'cr ". Stevenson follo,v;no
suit. When the lights were brought, The
Colonel was surprised TO find that his visitors
had sloped
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN lNrrp

nooIliERN AND WESTERN INTER
foio.--lt viii bc remembered that j, Co..
'lon ass inbied at Memphis. Tenn. on the All,
O' July last, Tor the purpose of consiJcrino
what steps might be taken TO advance ,b,, &c
orcsts oil The great Southwestern States A.
roc notice was only partial one fine nur,bo.
~ attendance was small, and the objects for
"h'ob ihey were assembled being Of suob
graz importance. il was determined tba, ,bo
Convention should assume prelimina,v C,,,n,
anu mat The final communication of sob;ec,,
should he postponed 10 Convcut;o, o., >.
held at That place, on the I2tb day of No,o,,,
Der next. e'h-
nc SUBJECTS which will be BROUGHT hcG,,o
lhe Convention are briefly these
HE Atlantic aud Mississippi Railroad. Tho
ufeat snip Canal. connecting the Il,;,,,i- o..
or with Lake Michigan; The National r.,
pike Road through the State of Arkan., e."
lhe Military and Naval Dcfences of the S,n,h
end West, embracing Armories. Dcpots md
forls; The improvement of Southern and
western Rivers, aud the reclaipiro or d.
Daihs OF the same BY Lcvees; Tha Facilities Of
"'"'' transportation; The Condition and I'm.
p'ovc'n"nt Of Agriculture; and. The Man,c,o
'"1ng Capabilities Of tlle Soutl, and West
u u expected that the Convention ,,uI -.
dionsly avoid every thing which win tend 80
fA'ie OF iniiame party sympathies. and tba,
the action OF our National Authorities win -
sought and urged ON in cases where there :
az entire unonimity Of sentiment os 70 ,,,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
JOHN II. OREM L. co,
M Il ID II Mt 'rkII n n 6

- vi II III = III n y L III DO No,
23O Market ST., ~. w. corner Of Charles,
BALTIMORE
AVE received their FALL aud WINTER
n II supply al CLOTHS. CAS- MERE. aud VEs.
TEos, which they will make 10 order in the best
nfd mos, fashionable style.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING - On tho secund
q or ofiher building. W hich has been irie MP or
he purpose. will I've fonnd large assortment o
The finest and medium qualities OF CLoTmNG RES,
Nv MADs, III superior style nnd workman hip
" M VariJ,ion IN prices, the lowest price is
distinctly marked in egures on every garmt nj.
ocI Z w6,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

NUR a. MRS BOYD wall reopen their School,
IVn on Mordny The 9Th inst. ia the room overs
Mr. McNccb's Drug Store.
The Education OF Ihosc n'rus,ed 10 ,heti will bs
conducted on the same excellent principles es fors-
merry Enci branch will be explained III an essvs
aud familiar monner. and the most particular stx-
icnIion gwen TO spelling and reading. the foun.la-
ton OF oil good education. 2tbj oct 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY On P.;1,,

IA bNSl We Robbery Friday Nj
Reuben Rowley, of Wrentham, Mass, Iafi
nome Dy the cars Tor Stonington, and ON his
Tor New York. During the passage he was
accoosted by gentecly dressed man who cali
ed himself Southwick, and represented him.
sen as AN acquaintance of Mr.. Rowlcy. I'm
tie course OF conversation Soutbwick offered
hun peach, which Mr.. X. ate and shortly aG.
tcI was seized WITH dizziness, violent cramps.
&c, with 'profuse vomiting. When tLc ~ :
arrived, Mr.. Rowlry found that his n,cIc,
book bad been taken, containing s27 oOo in
bank bills. all OF Massachusetts, banks ~.
money all belonged to Mr.. X.
Later accounts say that Mr. Rowley has of.
Tered reward Of $4,000 for the arrest of the
losuG and ihe recovery OF the money. He
oil eating tie peach went of. and the money
was tIen stolen lie believes himself to have
been druggcd. ~ -" Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
BOARD OFTRADE

The Third Quarterly Meeting of the Wheel
ing Board of Trade, will be held, at the CITY
Council Chamber, on this Thursday evening,
at o'clock, ID. HUBBARD
Oct. z. .S,c,e,,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

a. RICE. has inst received from Ne,v yo,L
- Philadelphia and Baltimore, an unn.oall,
ge n"1 beautiful stock oi Fashionable Fail nh,
","of p'ods now styles and new prices
ni'ng spent several weeks ~ The Eastern cite.
''" attended oil The onci'vns, and there selec,e,
"o'h "' goods ai the lowest rates Tor CAN
Wv. We" insured that csn OfIet my old customer
I.a we p'p'e ~ general much cheaper Bargain
man other house West of the Alounto NJ,
Now Is The titne lor Gentlemen 4, ,s,lo,i.b II =;
"afd-fohos. Cold weather IL fas, oporosch,n,
"n'n "ii VIII find II essentially necessary I, bov,
g"h supply Of Winter clothing
Itklng into consideration Tho bo,d,,o -, =.
umts' have taken unusual pnin. to nn,cL.sa ."'
~, innch cheaper Than have svetd,n. he .I
w '''' ma my customers Invariably pov crs a.,
eA,"' rhn''Ies me 10 make my purchases ,ot cab =,
~ o"F price, therefore ON allie 10 soil IA, che,,
S', m,n ever Aud Tow a. sill intend ,o sel,
uoOo' o" me pay down principle. / have no b.,
~" ms'yPg 'hai can give better bareains tb,,.
""y e''abIi'hmeni ~ Ibis or airy Other oitv
oIIS' CASSlMERES. &c.-Ny s,oek co,
.,', w. p1tFI Black. Blue Black, Brown. pm, IT,
','l"e "feen eand oiier Fancy c,io,ed n,
., "'"' or""iiis styles from 81 1910 n, ,d t,a,a,
I'g''h ohd AmefIcon double m,Iled snd ,,..,,,i,
10y 900 PLAIN EASEMENTS. Of M se cor, r.
'''.nen now styles and r,fnnfknblv cbooo 800
l''" 0O cons 10 81. $50 rs Of Cossine,,s 81, o'I
\, ~ I""'m''S and prices. from ibitty eeot. T., ~.
qualities OF All co'ors on,
IH.,,,ssT,lNGs-Ny stock Of ve.nngs !. lo,,, a.,
,.,,,...U' w '",fe new styles md yc,v in,,Lr,J
'" "s hg n Velvet Wooden Yelyef. NJ. 4
n'''' mo'scies md varinns o,he, t;,.t.
"n', N'"'" and T'ouJqdony BLasEef, NJ -.
F'"''u article Of HEAVY TWEEDs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS I


a GORGE MMURRAY would respectful,
W calf the attention oi hrr city customers To Il
splendid stick OF Fashionable DRY GOODS now
opening, and for tho sake oi brevuy would enune.
rate few. viz
FOR GENTLEMEN
Eng'sh and Frenrh super black cloths; do Gas.
,ineres Black and Fancy coiors; Cassinere. Toile
melt and Merino Vesincs. with all kinds Of Tailurs'
Trimmings.
FOR THE LADIES.
Coriennes, n magnificent new article Tor Ladies
dress New style Mouslin de Lame do do; CASH
mere DE Eeosse beautiful patterns Rep do d do
do; Imperial rich GirdI,s and Tsssel cord nr dres-
ses; Splendid Buttons with varirga,ed Gimps do de-;
new article OF La Polka; Inseriings very ,uperor;
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; Jafia,a Edge
BTk aud larry plain. fig'd aud baird Apacas
SUPER Silk Warp dc; Coburgh cloth; Bubbn and
Thread Edeings; new style Eor!sinn. French md
Manchester Cmghnms; Striped. Tarle,on and barr'd
Ninslns; Black and blue Black Mcrno Yarn fol
Ladies Hose, with general stock ul Prints, Chinlz,
&c
ALSO-Eaira snrer Gnnpowdcr. Imperial ant
powshone Teas; RIO and Lagnyra COFFEE.
2OO0 LBS of Cotton Yarns, Coverlet Yarns
Carpet chain, White and all colors; for sale exceed
inely low by GEORGE M'MURRAY,
OCT 3in Market Square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
Tot. e6,ose 2o2, $50 27o, os9 sl2 ,7lO s66, IS

"These two wards were constituted i'm
lS26-the Thirteenth from the Tenth and the
Fourteenth from the Sixth and eighth.
tSet OFF from the Ninth Ward in March.
1892.
Taken from the Twelfth Ward in 1886.
STaken from the Eleventh in 1887.
The valuations for corresponding years were
M E,Iln,,.. o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

LIBERAL DONATlON.-Som, beucvo.
lent individual ia England wholly uukno,yo
has placed at Die disposal of the Bisbon 80 -,
Toronto the sum Of Gj0OO sterling. TO b. ey y
pended IN The erection Of church in his J;n.
cese' inc siiilngs ia which shall be entircI,
lree. me Bishop has resolved to apply M.
sum ~ 20 building and endowing such a church
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

AMERICAN TEA.-A successful a,,emy,
has been made III this State, TO cultivate the
Chinese tea plant. A specimen is about 10
be exhibitedat an Agricultural Fsis of tie
State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

I'm INC short peri ID Of 10 years The Empo.
rum oil America has risen TO the sixth rank
in the commercial worll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

The true doctrine of life is to push on.-A
fig for the man who SAYS II cant, when re-
queste,l to lii, a log. shoulder bag, or write a
paragraph. &" | can't is always the language
OF a drone or fool. The men for HE aud
activity keep trying. take hold, push on, and
make their fortunes in the end
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
TARPETING. OIL CLOTH. &C,

III "s VTH OhVTH, NCs-Tn
~ addition To my ipr"er stock am now recei
wing large assortment "f The most desirable nat
terms Of various qualities Of rarpeiing, Having n
room over my Store aprroT riqied 10 this article
and having arransemcr-- Iur a regular supply, 1
nm prepoted Il, I.''sh The article AT a small com
: .-.'e-'" eastern cost. l can ais, furnish Floor
oi Cloth, either in one piece 10 suit The plat or
by The single yard as may he relni,eJ
oct7 w II SEIRy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

o. Shakespeare (says an exchsngel wrote
well-Dickens wrote Weller"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

powers conferred upon the General Govern
ment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

e, AN ESCAPE.-A letter from Chcstcrto,yp
heht county, says. negro Sam against whom
VIC uIand Jury found bill last Septcrnber
te!i Iof TIE murder Of Rowe, escaped nom
jail last Tuesday night. '"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

Y inIIS NNns ~ inllnAxs.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29
SHERIFF'S SALES.
snFRIFF,S SALE

" I'LL b. sold Tor cash ~ front uf the Coar
w House do1r Of Hobil- coanIs, hiuniae. Ii.
4ll das al hay. 1876, between tic huns OF II -.
clnck n. ami 81 lock pa. Of sud day, haik
Muattn Negro ahn rallied MARTIN. Nge.! about 3:
gears . feel imhrs high, an gays thai lie belongs
10 George Briiarro. who resides ahold $50 nilra
abo,r New Oriean., and Stale Of l"ui-,AnN. Sand
negro man Martin having l,een com,ntted to lh- Jaii
of Mot,ile county. Alabama. a runaway slave. by
Josiah wilkins. Eaq., justice OF u,e teace Of NJ
lille county, on The 24h day OF September lsI3, ami
his owner or ownefs iiving FADED To- forward.
prove property pa, clmrges and Ilke hIO aaaS. he
therefore will Ia. sold IN compliance w,ih The statute
IN such eases mate and provided 10 pay jaiI fees
oci9S 22s {. BANCROFT. ShetIf n. c.
10 Tie Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag Had
Journnl. Tuscaloosa, and Hunisriile Democrat. vii
Lle..aa cn... LII .nr If al.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Branch of the Bank of the Stale Of Alaba nj

at Mobile
vs.. e. fla.
l.. ID. HaIonqsist. Fl. Ballentine, p. II. Lewis. and
VIM. F. Lewis.
NM ILL be sold for cash IN front of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the list Mon
dav OF November. lS45. between the hours Of II o.
clock AN. and 4 O'Clock Pm. of said day, one Me-
aro Woman. called IsABELLA--the same havin &
been levied on The property OIL. u. HalonquIst.
by virlhs OF the above stated execution which issued
from the Circuit Court OF Mobile county and TO me
directed.
oc27 222ids c. BANCROFT, Shift M. c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29
Barton Academy-Mnle Department.
ENGLISH SCHOOL.

BARTON ACApEMY-BAsEMENr STORY.
THIS SCHOOL will he opened IN the 10Th INST,
Il under the charge off z. BoYNTos. A. B.. an
efficient and experienced teacher Reading. Spell
ling, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography and Eng lish
Grammar will be faithfully taught. Tuition for boys
under eight wears, So; over eight, SD per month
No pupil will he received for shorter term than
two months. The tuition for that time will be re-
quired, invariably, in advance. The school will be
under The general supervision of the subscriber.
oc,lllia d. L. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29
NIRS. GEORG E,s

BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Yorsa LADIES,
No. 80 (iorerameRt- Street.
TIME PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
l. liberal patronage she has been favored with,
takes plea ia announcing TO The public The pres
eat advantages which this Institution holds out TO
those who wish to pursue thorough course Of in
struction. Mr.. NopMAs PINNEY, who has long
been engaged in ching in this city. and from his
success has increased confidence in his method nt
impartng knowledge, wilgvt instruction in the En-
gsh language |; German and Spanish will be taught
BY able professors, under the direction of MIR. p.
Madam >kovALEsKI. recently from Europe, Ia
DIV Of distinguished ability, has been engaged 10 teach
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
French is the language of Mrs. G's family, and is
practced during meal hours, hours Of tuition. and out
of school, rs much as circumstances permit.
The discipline Of tie school is mild, bat nj the
same lime firm and strict,
Conditions.
For instruction In the Fren and English languages 3D.
s., &c, 81 and So per month";
Vocal and instrumental Music, first Glass; $40 per moaih
Infant " 8 G =" &"
Board varying from 81 10 Sl2 per nooih.
Zach boarder to iu nish bed, bedding. towels, sill
yer goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, urs expected 10 appoint an Agent ia the city who
will be Responsible for all docs. Terms payable
monthly IN Advance.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29
SAFE or NEGROES.

On MONDAY, the oath day OF November next. at
the Court House of Mobile county, between the
homs Of loan. and PM will he sold all the fol
loving described Negro Slaves, which were convey
ed to the President Directors and Company Of the
Bank of Mobie, by John b Hogan. by deed Of The
22d June, 1913, recor led in book No 6, page 32s
324, III the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
Of SAID county. The Negroes described in The
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

IIIardDore and Ship Chasdigy at Auction.
On SATURDAY next, LIST proximo, at 10 o.
clock. Gu the second floor OF our Dry Goods sales
room, will be sold n very extensive lot Of HARD
WARE, CUTLERY AND SHIP CHANDLERf,
Of which Catalogues will be issued tomorrow. The
lots are we'll worthy the attention Of the trade.
Sale positive and without reserve Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29
s;iIERIFF'S SALE.
William Barnett.
r.

LenO UrsO.
VNTILL I've sold for cash 10 trout of the Court
w House door of Mobile county. on Tie first
Monday Of November, 1916, between the hours OF IL
o'clock AN. and O'Clock Pm. OF said dav, all the
right, tile and interest OF Zeno Orso. 10 and 20 the
following described piece. parcel OF LOT Of land and
premises situated, lying and being in the county Of
Mobile, to vii: The south half uf the north eest
quarter Of section number rwenly-sx, (26) in town
ship number Two, (2) Of range number one ~ wesI.
containing eighty and sevenlvIwo hundredths oacres
Said land having been levied the property of
Zeno Orso bs virtue Of the above stated execution
which issued from The Circuit Court of Mobile coun-
ty and 10 me directed.
oct4 2l0tds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29
EDUCATION, &C.

| MAX. YiGUS' SEMINARY iof BOYS. will be
| leh opened on MONDAY. 20lh ihsl. an lhe
building next north OF The Episcopal Church, Oh ~
| kdannel steel. The number al pupils 10 his
School is limited to THIRrY. To these Mr. SlGDS
Will give his Whole alteration duiiag the usual Sch"oi
hours. pellB 216Kmo
! MIR WILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG la.
VA DIES, will open IN The hasemeni Story Of
The Jackson street Church, between ST. Michael and
ri. Lohis streets, on MONDAY. The 2Ulh of Oco-
her. The course of study will elnhrace thorough
practical education Us also lin. different branches n
ornamental Study. The number Of pupils will be
limited to AS many onl, ns The Principal can give
personal attention TO- NoHssisianIs will he employ
ed except 10 the branches Of Music. Drawing. Pant
ing, aud Modern Languages. These will he Igught
by the most approved rnusters vet ~ restriction
will be placed on patrons whn prefer others.
The terms will he -, SIS. So and Fl per month
payable IN advance.
REFEREkCES:
Hon. John A. CuthberI, Gen. Theo. L. Toulmln,
). =. Bullard, Esq, Col Thos W MIC. 10y,
+. c. Heard, ESQ. Geo n. Stewart, Esq.
b. r. Fontaine, Esq. Daniel NJ Riggs, Esq,
e. W Dorrance Esq. Rich'd. II. Redwood. Esq.
Maj r Chamberlain, Alphonso Sprsgne, ESQ.,
oct Is
Barton Acndemy-MnIe Department.
MIR. MERRILL. respectfully gives notice that he
1EA will reopen his School on the 10Th instant, in
the serond story Of the Academy. Instruction will
be given rs heretofore, IN the various branches Of
thorough English and Classical Education Tuition
SIS and Sc pei month, payable in advance. COM
peIent teacher Of rench will be employed and pu-
pills will he taught TO speak, AS well rs 10 read and
write the language. Charge-$2 per month.
octll PIP
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

AxA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
E%sM The Brick building on sou,h west corner ofSt
Anthony and Joachim streets, having front Of l66
feet on St Anthony and "a feet on Joachim street.
Also-Vacant lot on Joachu, street, adjoining the
new Methodist Church on the south, having front
on Joachim street Of about - 6l2 feet, by depth
Of l20 feet.
Also--Frame dwelling and lot south east corner OF
Third and Walnut streets, having front on each
street Of ITO feet.
A pari Of the purchase money will be required in
sas,--balance can remain on mortgage. Apply a,
the office Of the Merchants Insurasce Company, No.
44St FraDcis street. ..Hl
Ian9l II. W. Mccoy. Secretary.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-29

series and Western Produce.
Trust anIe or Valuable ReaI Estate.
:" ILL he sold Tor cash payable in Alabama
w Bank Noies) in front Of The Mansion House,
in the city Of Mobile, nj II NJ, ON MosdGy, Novcm-
Der l7ih. 1915, by virtue Of certain Deed OF Trust
executed 9Th day Of January, 1910, by Dennis Don
Kane, recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Mobile county, in Book OF MOrign-
ges No. !, pages rs TO rs, that we'll known aud de-
sirable country Residence built by Col. Kane, and
now oct upied by WIN. II. Redwood, ESQ.,, situate
about three miles from the city, with outh"ases
den, shruhbery etc., described Ms follows; Lot num-
Der 4, beg ginning at stake on the south side Of the
New Spring Hill Road, and running south from said
road six hundred and 6iiy-two (652) feet, thense
wcstwardiy along the north boundary liue Of proper
~ belonging to Layna Murphy, conveyed 10 her by
~ ID. Kane, ty deed bearing date July z, 1883,
one hundred (l0e) feet 10 stake, thence north six
hundred and twenty-eight feet. eight inches 1928
S-l2) the sand New Spring Hill Road, and thence
easterly along the south side Of said road To the
place Of ginning containing one ll9S435eO acres
-bounded on the east by lot formerly convened to
John Elliott on the south by property ofLayina Muir
phy on the wesi by lot numbered four, and on the
nnrih by the Spring Hill Road. Also-Lot number
ed five, beginning at stake on the south side OF the
New Spring Hill Road, and running from the said
road south six hundred and tweniy-eght feet eight
inches 1928 8-12) to the northern boundary line Of
the property Of he said Lavina Murphy, designated
ny STAKE, Wence Wesi"hTuy a'ohg eaiu 'ht '"ih
SAID stake one hundred (lO0) feet 10 stake, thence
north six hundred and six leet four inches (6O6 4-12)
10 the New Spring Hill Road, thence eastwardlv
along the sonh side Of the said road one hundred
(l0O) feet to the place Of begnning. containing
099O2-+250 acres--bounded on the east by lot No.
L. on the south b, the property Of Lavina Murphy.
the west by lot number q. and the north by the
New Spring Hill Road, III manner and iorm Except
the omission OF \ private road Of 30 feet wide)
the said lots are marked and laid down on a plan Of
lots executed by lanes Doweii, Surveyor, which is
recorded in the Office Of the County Court Of Mobile
county-ihe said lots being parI OF the premises
veyed ly Isaac II. Erwin and Joseph Clement, by
deed dated May 2s, 1888. To d. u. Kane and l..
murphy, recorded 10 The Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile cnunty, in book w, pages
40 TO 423. JNO. DUNCAN. Truslee.
by LINDSAY & Fox,
oct2S 22Stds Attorneys in fact.
o. The Advertiser will please copy.