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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Archibald Boulware

SHEkIFF'S SALE.
Archibald Boulware
vs. Fl "a.
William X. Neville.
" ILL he sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on the first
Monday Of April, A. ID. 1915, between the hours Of
IL O'Clock AN. and O'clock Pm. Of sand day, one
Negro Man called NED or EDWIN; one Grey
Horse, and one Dray The same having been levied
as the property Of William X. Neville, by virtue
of the above stated execution, which issued from the
Circuit Court of Mobile cOtny and to directed.
mh2S lOltds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01


M ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, the first
Monday Of April, 1916, between the hours of ii o.
clock NJ. and O'Clock pm. of said day. all the
right and title of shby w. Ethridge in and to the
following described piece, parcel lot of land and
premises, situated, lying and being in the city Of
Mobile, on the east side of Ann street, between
Dauphin Way and Government street, commencing
the north corneror intersection Of Ann street
aud Caroline avenue thence running nnrihwardly
two hundred and forty FIVE (245) feet and six 90
inches, thence east@ardy and parallel will, Dauphn
way street hundred and twenty (20) feet four
a. inches, thence southwardly hundred and for.
~ five (245) feet eight (S) inches TO Caroline
nue.. and thence westwardy and along the north line
Of Caroline avenue hundred and twenty (l20)
feet to the place of begianing,-the same having
been levied the property of Ashby w. Eth-
ridge by virtue OF the above stated executions which
issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and
Chancery Court of the FIRST District Southern Dv-
sion, and to me directed.
mbS Sltds q. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
PUBLIC SALES.
SiiERIFF'S SALE.
Charles iiawiIiorue

ShERIFF's SALE.
Charles Hawthorne
"a order Of sale
The barge Suiptize.
" I'LL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county. on Sat.rda,.
the 9Th day of April, 1916, between the hours of
o'clock, AM and O'Clock pm. Of said da,. the
barge called the SURPRIZE, her tackle, apparel
and furniture. Said barge is be sold by virtue Of
the above stated order Of sale which issued from the
mh25 99tds BANCROFT. Sheriff NC.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
John IIasKe and James llaske
vs. H. In.
Joaquin Eslaya.
VNTILL be sold for cash in rent ofthe Court House
w door Of Mobile county, on the first Monday OF
April 1876 between the hours Oi ] O'Clock AN and
O'Clock Pm. of said day, all The right aud tide of
Joaquin Eslava in aud tn the following described
piece parcel lot nl nd situated, lying and I've ing
in the city of Mobile, ON the north side OF Govern.
nent street, west of Bayou street, having front on
the north side of Government street Of fifty four feet
aud running back nnrlhwardly one hundred and Ten
(il0) feet in depth. and bounded as follows 10 Wit
north by lands of r. A Lewis. ct. al west by lands
Of ] Kennedy deceased, south by Government street,
aud easl by lands Of Thomas Mdgbry. The same
having been levied on as the property Gf joaquin
EsIava by virtue of the above stated execution which
issued from the Circuit ,urt Of Mobile county and
to me directed
mhs sitds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry +. Andreas
VS. &, IA
John X. Collins.
Planters and Merchants Bank Of Mobile
vs. f. ia.
John X Collins.
WILL he sold for cash in front Of the Court House
" door Of Mobile county, on the first Monday Of
April, 1915, between The hours Of II O'Clock AM and
O'Clock pm Of said day. all the right aud tile Of
John X. Collins in and 10 the following described
piece, parcel or lot Of land aud premises, situated.
lying and being ia the city Of Mobile on the side
Of Conception street, between Church and Govern
menl streets, having front The side Of Con-
ceptiOn street of hundred and forty feet, UI0)
and running back easlwardly one hundred and ten
(ll0) feet, and bounded as follows, to wit: south by
a lot Of aud formerly belonging to Dob-on & Viii
iiams, east by lands Of the Episcopal Chirch, ct. all
north by lands Of Daniel f. Hall, ct al and west
by Conception street. The same having been levied
on as the property of John X, Collins, hy virtue Of
the above stated executions which issued from the
Circuit Court OF Mobile county and 10 the directed.
mh8 84Ids C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ C
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
SHEKIFF'S SALE.

WILL I've sold for cash in front OF The Court
w House door of Mobile county, on the Eth OF
April, 1845, between the hours Of III o'clock A. -.
aud o'clock P. M OF said day, one negro man called
longs 10 one Mrs. Nancy McClary, Of Beaufort coan
", South Carolina, from whom he was stolen about
six years since; the said slave John is black. Aest
4 feet, inches high, and has scar on the bo.tous
Of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when hoy
Said negro nan having been committed to the Jail Of
Mubile county as a runaway slave, by Charles A.
Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city Of Mobile, ON the
NH day of September. 1874. and his owner having
failed to come f,rward, prove property, pay cha,ges
and take him away. he therefore IS to be sold ~
conpliance wnh the statutes u such cases made and
octIs 2l9tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff, N. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
PUBLIC SAILS.

POBl4IC SALGS.
MARSHALL. ROW r. s. CO.
A. ). HUNTINGTON. Auctoneer.
THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, Ia Planters Alley
20 bales damaged Cotton. Terms cash.
BY y. L. s. [. 1. JONES
:. JON ES. Auciioneer.
THIS DAY, Al y D'clock sales room
A general assortment OF Groceries and Western
Produce.
Al II o'clock.
In our dry goods sales room, an extensive assert
ment Of DIR, Goods
BY C. w. OGDEN.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, al Stores No. 10 and
IT Water ST., late NJ. Durand'a-
so bags Coffee, 20 bbls Gin, 20 do Brandy
80 bbls Whskey, 90 bbIs Flour
so kegs Leaf Lard, 10 casks Caret Wine
81 N Segars, 10 baskets Champagne
Half pipe superior Brandy, canvassed Hams
Prime and Mess Beef in bbs
By KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
... No 40 DaWphn. street.
J. II. RIVERS, Auctioneer.
A general assortment Of Dry Goods. such as
Fancy cooured Engligh and American Prints;
bleacled and unbleached Sheetng and Shifting;
ready made Cothing; Bouts, Shpes, Hats and Gaps;
cotton and wool Shawls damask linen table Spreads;
linen Napkins; silk, cotton aud linen HdkIs; elastic
and common Suspenders; Buttons; Combs; Pins;
Needles; Brushes Perlunery, sc.
Also-A large assortment Of Cutlery, Guns, Pts
tolls, Watches, Jewellery, sc.
N. B.-Most of the above articles Constantly kept
on hand nj private sale, which will be sold 10 nier-
chants ana dealers low can he bought IN the
city. mh20
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hardy liinson,

II. butcher and George W. Stratton.
WTlLI. be s0ld for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on Tuesday, the
LIST day Of April, l845, between the hours of eleven
o'clock, a. m. and four O'Clock o said day, all
the right and title Of George W. Stratton, in and to
the steamboat called the MINERVA, her tackle.
apparel and furniture-ihe same having been seized
the property of George w. Stration, by virtue
of the above stated execution, which issued from the
County Court cf Mobile county and to me directed.
mh22 96ids C.. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Donald X. w. Mcltae, Admir- of I. James, decd,
VS.. yemdiIoni exponas.
Edgar II. James, and John Gayle and Robert ID.
james, his securities.
NT1LL he sold for cash in front OF the Court House
w door Of Mobile county. the first Monday OF
March, 1915, between the hours OF IL O'Clock AM
and o'clock PM Of said day, all the right. title and
interest Of JOHN Gay in and tn the following de-
scribed piece, parcel lot Of land and premises. sit
| uated, lying AMI being in the county Of Mobile, on
the north side Of the Three Me Greek, and descrIb
ed as follows, To wit:-commencng at the northeast
Of David Files lot of land the said St. Ste
pheus Road; thence along the west sill Of said Road
north 1Oa degrees, west nine (9) chat IA 81 links, to
stake; thence south II degrees west, fifteen (l5)
chains and eighty -four $50 links to stnke thence
south l0A degrees, (9) chains and 81 links,
stake the sorth line Of said David Files line
or lands; thence north II degrees east, along said
Files line, fifteen (15) chains and IS Inks the
place of beginning. Containing fifteen (l5) acres.
and bonded as follows: east by the St. Stephens
Road, north and west by lands of T. l.. Toulmin,
and south by funds 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 vendnni exponas, which issued from
the Circuit Court Of Clarke county and to directed.
febl 54,ds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ G.
Gj-POstponed by consent of plaintiff until tins lHt
Monday in April 1845
mil sOtds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

r AW NOTICE-JoHN WoopwAR D and Tho
- MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac-
tce Of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, viz
Maceu, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton aud Taledega also, in the Supreme Court
At Tuscaloosa.
IJ-Ofice At Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
SHERIFF,S NOTICE

DHrhtF - lNOtISc.
COMMITTED TO the Jail Of Mobile county on the
~ 9Th March, ls45, by Charles B. King, ESQ.,,
Justice of tie Peace, u way bright muatto slave
called MOS ES, oiias JOHN, s feet ors inches
high, aged 10 or 20 years, husky head, has freck-
led lace, and says he belongs to Alfred Dexter, OF
Montgomery, Alabama. The owner is requested TO
come fsrward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away otherwise he III be dealt with according
TO law AS ia such cases made and provided to pay
Jail fees. ,v.,.., =,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ORpHAN's COURT, Mobile co March Is, 1916.
! Green d; Caller, deceased, Office is hereby
Estate Of t3.5 given that the Es-
tate ofGreen d. Caller, deceased. has this day been
duy declared ,nsolvent by order Of the Honor able
the Orphans Court, Mobile county, md that the
| 6rs, Saturday in May next has been appointed by
the Count, when Theophilus l.. Toulmin. Executor
| ofihe last wall and testament Of the said Gree" ID.
Caller, deceased, shall make settlement Of his ac.
coun,,, when all persons interested. may attend ii
they think proper so to do. Attest
mills S2tf ID. THOMPSON, Clerk
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

NAUPION.A-A draft Of M. & 3. Lacy, on and
O.ecepted BY Lacy, Terrell & Co., dated June,
IS4a. and payable Jun. l4lh, lS45, to order Of
81 400. has xccidenisy fallen into the hands Of
psrsoH wbs has no right to It and WIN refuses to
surrender Il. The draft is a nulliiy, having never
been appropriated to the purpose for which was de-
sisnedi and will not be paid by the drawers ac-
ceptors, The public are hereby cautioned against
trading therefor. When the undersigned last
the draft, which was since its maturity, the blank
(nams 10 whom payable) was still untitled, and no
prssest' has been issued uponit.
ml.2ts gltf JNO. ID. TERRELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

-
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lNern History, comprising First. Ancient History.
containing the political history. geographical posi-
t0n and social state Of tho principal ions Of anti
qaity, carefully revised frsm tile ancient writers.
second--Modern History, containing the rise and
progress Of the principal European nations, their po
litcai history. and the changes in their social cond
tion, with history Of The colonies founded by Eu-
ropeans: by W. c. Taylor, L. L. D., M. R. A. s.,
ofTrinity College, Dublin. revised with chapter
the History Of the United States, by G. s.. Henry,
D. ID Professor Of Philosophy aad History in the
University OF the city Of New York, I vol. Svo.
Ny Own Story: by Mary Howett, I vol for sale
'mh29 by 3. w. ALLEN. % Dauphin.s'.
A CHRONOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION TO
fATHE' History OF THE CHURcH being new
inquiry into The dates of The birth and death OF
the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and conta
original Harmony Of the Four Gospels now lIs, sr.
ranged in the order Of time by the Rev. San,1 Far.
mar jarvis, D. d., J.. L. d., in vol eyo. .. i.
Also-Dr. Turner'S Essay our Lords discourse
y, Capernsu,n. recorded ia the 9Th chapter Of 81.
John, for sale by I'M. SUMWALT & co,
nhsl Booksellers. So DauPhin.si.
CUNDRIEs-6OO bags prime white Corn
~ 800 bbls ,ecufed Whskey '-gF !fH.
l50 bbls su.er6ne Flour I.t-I ~-ytl.+,i.q
- 20 casks Cincnnatl Shoulders. In siore and
for sale by -. -
mh2s MARSHALL. ROWE & co.
DUrATOES--250 hampers French. in exec llent
l., order, just landing and for sale low from the
mh28 M hi wharf b, j. H. RIVERS d co.
, ID RAN-5O0a sacks hest western, in store and
- nnding. Tor sale by go
mh2s C. "A. GILBERT & BRO, so Com Il
ID OPE--627 coils Missouri Rope, a very superior
mig 's e. E. L.. ANDREws & co. /,
sIIG IRON Su.nmuIu aud Ca,nhria brands. for
~ sale by 1'lHr
mh2s d. wHEELER, % St. Michael,s,
oFFEE-6O bags prime Rio, in store and for
3 mhss e. W. OGDEN. rs and II Waters,
SALT-In bIeached sacks, for sale in the bay Of
~ on the wharf by r.aga fH
TAGGING AND ROPE-iOo pieces Kentucky
i Bagging, as coils do Rope. for sale by -
AZ HISKEY-5O bbIs Rectitied, ia store and
nhss ''' &C. 9. ~ v. OGDEN, rs and n Waite. st
II AGGiNG and ROPE-A superior article Ken.
{ mt2s D. WHEELER. 20 St Michasl-st
CLAkET- For table use ofA very choice quail.
/, mhSs - ~ JOHN o'REILI.Y q co. Z
II RON CHESrS-EIeyen Iron Chests. Scots
i and Gayler's manufacture, FOR sale BY M +,
mh2s '' =. G. CENTER & CO. (,
4 NHAMPAGNE---40 baskets. choice brand for
3 mh27 d Tl sI& JONES. Z
"HlSKEY--sO bbls superior Old Moaong.he
W IA Cor sale BY WHITAKER &SAMPSoN.
mh27 &c Cont street
ANGUISH CBocKERY-so crates IN sioT;
NJ mh sad Tor sale by " TORRANCE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

II: AW. NOTICE.. W. LESESNE will prac-
IL tice Law in the counties Of Mobile. Baldwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attsad regu-
rly the sessions of Courts held in those
eounties -E Dad nov7 229tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

N EGROES FOR SALE 80 r.-.-.|-I
~ 4 Negp Men; 2 do Women
laNesro Boyi do Girl, all very likely. for
sale on a credit 0i ~ months, for approved paper.
n,hs Apply to Ell. ANDREWS co.
4 OST-Last night BEAD PURSE, with a
l/.iIvef clasp; continuing some money The thanks
Of The owner and liberal reward will be given il it
10 left At the AlSdihscaries Hail. .E =
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

A DVANCES ON COTTON--The subscriber
IA will make liberal advances cotton consigned
10 Messrs w. A. s. G. maxwell & Co., and
Messrs. FLETCHER, ALEXANDER & Co., Of LII
verpool. Also, shipments To his friends in New
vsrk. [noy2Ol T. McGRAN. "a ST MichaeI.sl.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

DOAT LOST-Sioeu from the Sandman brig
ID Silenzio on the night Of the Goth or 2lst inst =,
foreign built JOLLY BOAT, abont II feet long.
liberal reward will be- paid for the delivery Of III
Boat. lation ~ % her whereabouts or Of III
offender 10 1v,,.ss- ~ - - l-ii'f Fsi NIr
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

A DvANCES will be made by the Undersigned on
IN shipments Of cotton TO Liverpool, Havre, Ham
qurgh, Antwerp, Bremen and The northern ports by
jan3 - ESLAVA, MURRELL Il co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

A DVANCES ON COTTON consigned 10 our
IA friends in Liverpool, Havre, Hamburger and
Newly rk, will he made by .... ..-.,.
dec25 JAMES MAGEE & CO., Sc Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

A Observation-Disclosures advances will he made on
n consignlnents our friends in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Richmond and
New o. leans by
oct23 JAMES SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS will make liberal adyan-
Il ces on cotton consigned to their friends at the
North or in Europe.
feb2l L. E. MONTANDON & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

A DVANCES ON COTTON.--rhe subscriber
IA will make liberal advances Oh Cotton consigned
10 his friends in Liverpool. A4 -..
octls GEORGE MARTIN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

ENOR SALE-A first rate NEGRO GIRL, good
IL cook, washer and irohsr, raised in Mobile coun-
" by Creole family II NOT sold al private sale she
will be offered public auction on The first Monday
Of April next, in front Of tte Court House door
For further particulars. app, al the north east corn
or VI Dauphin and Dearborn streets. mhl8 92ltds"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-28
Yours respectfully, &c.

The Fourteen Daughters.-A correspondents
Of the New Haven Courier, writing from the
village of Leesvlle, gives the following &C.
count Of Connecticut family
But the most interesting thing about Lees
Vile is, that it is the birthplace Of g fourteen
daughters" To say the :" fourteen daugh-
ters,' or one of the "fonrteen daug hters, y
would require no explanation here. or in any
part of Mlddesex county, but with you it may
no! be quite so plain. will explain. In the
largest and most commodious house in the
village, resides a Mr.. Whitmore, U forge,
his Christian nancy who is the father of fur
teen daughters. He never had a son. The
youngest daughter is now about twelve years
old. Twelve of his daughters have been mar
ried and twelve are now living. What is a
little singular every one of the daughters was
married in regular rotation, that is. the oldes
first, and so on. The father was heard joking
ly to remark, Il will have no picking in my
famiy-you must take them as they come
The daughters have ever sustained high re-
putation for their many virtues and good gull
fications, and make as exemplary wives as du
!iful daughters. All the twelve married re
spectacle worthy men, and have been pecu
liarly blest in the marriage relation. Whel
the last child was born, Mr.. Whitmore wa
so disappointed that it was not a son that h
wept like child. Although the old gentle
man was not blest with son, he has man,
grondsons, and will probably have scores o
them
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~ @AmaIg Igsg. -
AZ PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAzk
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
March 19-FrenCh brig Tancrede, Cheron, n
York, to C d Ellis & Go.
schr Squire & Brothers, Price, New York, to G
d Ellis & Co.
2l-schr D Jones. Smith. New York, in 60
hours, to . Ellis & Go. (The D Jones has
made three passages to and from New York, and
has only been out at eight nights in the three
passages.)
via st Thomas, to Brown & DeRosse:
schr Jonas Smith, ColIett, New York, to c D
Ellis & Co.
25-schr Charles L Vosc, St Thomas, IL davs
to G w Davis. Left barque Martin, Brett dis.
charging; on passage exchanged signal 18th ship
Monmouth, of Bath, steering n E, long. 745, ht
81 10.
26-schr Lydia, Medium. Charleston, to John
Hall,
27--schr Patriot, Greenlaw, Charleston, to E
Dickinson.
brig Oscela, Pierce, Martinique, to E Dickinson
CLEARED.
March 2l-schr Repeater, Francis, New York
by G d Ellis & Co.
24-brig David Duffie, Williams, New York
by G w Davis.
25-schr Ocean, Ross, Boston, by Barry C Bry
ant.
26-Br barque Siron, Cam, St Johns, N 3, b.
G w Davis.
brig Rupert, Curtis, Martinique, by Barry 4
Bryant.
brig Baltic, Moulton, Guadalupe, by Dckin
son.
brig Partridge, Doughty. New London, Conn
| by E Dickinson.
brig Frances Louisa, Soule, Fair Haven, Mass
hy Dickinson.
brig Lagrange, Drew, St Thomas, BY G w d.
Wis.
] (Freighting vessels are much wanted here
Probably twenty-five or thirty could obtain freight
to Northern ports and the West Indies.)
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 22-Arr. schr. WI
Gray, Nadal, Washington. N c, 2 days.
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March 18th, 1945.
Return OF the Better Days OF the Repub-


lie.
We learn from Washington, that last week
a highly valuable horse was placed by gem
tIeman in charge of the groom Of the President
OF tie United States, as the property of that
high functlonary, and being Invested of sad
die and bride, which were taken away by
strange servant, he ''stood up 10 the rack" and
neighed acquaintance with his fellows, and
became, like the renowned Buchephelas, at
once at home.
The servants at the White House soon high
y extolled the beautiful s!eed, and without
the exercise ofmuch fancy it could easily have
been supposed that this prototype of Alexan-
der's four-footed favorite had really taken up
his permanent abode upon the premises pre-
pared by the People for the President of their
choice. But while the agreeable commo,Ion
party to the implied contract, became acquain-
ted with the fact Of the interesting gif: through
note received from the donor, and 10 do
mestic Uet0 was lnterposed. President Polk
sent for his groom, and directed that the horse
should be rode back according to the address
of the donor; in vaindid the astonished groom
say that the saddle and bride had been taken
awHy-the President decisively directed, at
once, that the animal should then be led to the
stable Of the hotel from which he last came,
and 10, the spirited steed which was to have
pranced under the ''Young Hickory" was re-
turned as a criminal, with halter about his
neck.
The name Of the donor, has, of course, not
transpired-the President, with his character
lstc delicacy, combining it to his own bosom !;
and We have seen that in Cabnet-making, he
is a safe depository of any secret. But it is
surprising that the well-meaning Democrats
should lay the party open to reproaches by
such ndiscretions, besides subjecting the no.
norable and sensitive Chief Magistrate to a
species Of refined insult.
Now that the exciting canvass has ceased,
and it is even less necessary than in months
past, to defend the purity of his character. we
shall be excused for adding, that the President
has thoroughly mbibpd thas sublime lesson o.
Poonious in Hamlet, in all things to be true
to himself, and thus he is of necessity, true tc
the party that elevated him, Hereafter, when
ever the admirers Of the god like man," as
some of the New EngIanders style one of the
leaders, while others, with equal folly, have
given him the exclusive title Of the Deten
der Of the Constitution" shall again ask
"Who is James X. Polk 20 let his friend
proudly reply He is an honest american
who does not receive valuable presents -
Baltimore Republican and .argus
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FAYETTEVlLLE-March2 %

A moderate amount of cotton has been offered,
and somewhat lower rates been paid. Advices from
New York indicate decline ofan 10 CT there.
The arrivals in New York have been considerably
more than last year. The highest prices paid here
during the week, cash, has been cents; an to t
more MS been obtained, when considerable goods
have been wanted by sellers. Flour remains sta
tionary, So IS to 81 90. Whiskey so to 324.
Bacon to 81. There has been spirit of sPecu-
lation in the articles of Moasses and n. O. Sugar,
but few lots but what has changed hands within a
few days. Prices may now be considered very an
settled, but moderately higher.
North CoroEniGn.