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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

DLANKETS-l3 bales in store, consisting Of
Id Duhil, plain and twilled, various sizes, some
weighing pounds per pair,
WHITE MACKINAWS-
us Navy, points, 60x7s, u lbs per pair
Also for sale to arrive per WeiumpAs. IA bales,
consisting of
Green Mackinaw Blankets
Gen,riyilla blue do
Dark do do
White do do
White Mock Mackinaw
Blue mixed do
Dufil Plans and Twilled. and liza Writings
The above are offered for sale TO the trade at low
prices. E. c. CENTER g. co,
no,22 corner Cont and Commerce streets.
4 liquors.
IL 10 half pipes London Dock Brandy
Is qr casks Cognac do. 20 do do Imitation do
90 bbls N = Rum, % bbls OIu
3 bbls Alcohol, 20 bbls Malaga Wine
ar casks Madeira Wine
ar casks Sicily Wine.
In store and FOL sale by
g UNDRIES-
III bbls Potatoes; 30 do Onions
IS kits Salmon; so boxes CodGsn
26 bbls No. 1 and Mackerel
40 half bbls Nos and Nsckerel
30 or do do do do. nos22
In store and for sale by
no,22 SMITH. DABNEY b co.
| -
~ just received
40 inch black Gros de Rhyme
Blue black and jet black Gros de Suisse
Blue black and jet black PouIt de Sol
80 Rept Armures, blue and jet black
Striped Black Silks. nov22
DRAGGING, ROPE and TwINE-
ID $40 pieces power loom, Fulton manuiactory
400 coils Rope do do
l42 do do, II bales and 8 boxes Irvine
Just received and for sale low for cash time by
E. c. CENTER g. CO.,
NOVEL corner Cont and Commerce streets
VloBACCO-Ths following brands in store aud
Il for sale by the undersisned--
Arch'd Thomas, w L Roane. A Cahansss
Osborne r Bragg; Zedroe; VIM rr.es
NOVEL McRAE, RAVESIES BULLOCK.
CUGAR and MoLASsES-Daily expected per
| - schooner Diadem and Heen--
| 24O hhds choice new Sugar
.,IsO bbls and half do Holasses. which will be
! sold low iron, the wharf by
noyI7 WIN. HALL, SO Commereo-st
bacon, &c-l5 casks Sides. 10 10 Shouldsrs
ID casks Hams, 100 bbls Mess Pork
as bbis Prime Pork, 10 half bbls Tonsues
10 half bbls Mess Beef. In s,ore and for sale By
nov22 SMITH. DABNEY = co.
II ANOING FROM SHIP HECTOR
- Z ppes Holland Gin
| IS boxes Manufactured Tobacco
| 10 bbls Winter Sperm Oil for sale BY
noy22 w. II. buNNEL'.
NEW. and ELEGANT LONG and SQUARE
IN SHAWLS-DAsIELs& BRADY hare just re-
ceived u splenpit lot Of
Bagdad and Persian Long Shaws
Cashmere Square shawls II The fnes, quality.
| do COFFEE--2600 double bags prime new
| H crop Coffee, the cargo Of the brig Selma d.
] rect from BIO, now landing and for sale by
/ nov20 ESLAyA, MURRELL B. co.
% RANDIES-20 half pipes Jas. Hennessey
ID Guard. Dupuy q Co; Penet, Castellon Co
| and other brands, Tor sale by
psylS HAYDEN 4 kBE, CsW. and FrcRs@st
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MARINE NEWs.


3, Port OF MoAiae--NsvSMAeE -. 1915.
So bark elisa, Rsl9sr, for Hsyans, BY LessFoa 500
- brS Lstssso, eiiri, fer navsss, S Lsssrsa
zARISED.
shiB splsadid. Pettis. fS LlssrPos TO pasier.
chip CisFs, PssAaoW, fn Datnore TO mastsr.
Brig Carrier. sssehss. I'm NsW-Hork. 10 sarssWai
BRA aATy q Hooper, HamliD, IL DE- fm Jamaica, 10
sekro<der. The 3. z. has been OF the Bar tbs last
kdsTs, with pilot ou board.
sehf Hasias, Kern5sek, in New-0risans is msster
SchT John ROalea. LeWs, non New-Ysfk, 10 Fosdlek
schr Aerelus, Robinson, I'm Baltimore, to master.
HteAuboat Fashion. Fullsron, frouI NewOrleans.
6IesI1eoaI L Dav, Reynolds, I'm New.OrleAns.
etsamboat AuafsAIh. Bragdon. fun Montgomery, with
steamboat New World. sryan, from Montgomery
with las bHea cotton. =, ..-
steamboat Eureka, Leonard nom weiunpss, With S6S
Stsambost Msroneo, Adams, from Canton Shoals with
Steamboat Eliza Roberts, fin Mcdrews SHOALS, win
steamboat Nornbes. Kinney, I'm ches' Ferry, with
stsamboat WIN Brndsusst, Msahsr, fun MOuisOmsty
with 7l9 bales cotton. t1.s1
Canpbelrs DAT from the Alabama River, with So bales
cotton.
CLEARED FOR THIS roRT-From New-York, Nov Is
Ship Elizabeth Denison, Spencer
From Thomasion Nov ll-Brlg Aida, (new) Faes
ARRIVED HRNcs-At New-York. Nov. A-Brig BEL
ma, Lvermore.
Nov l5-Bris Pensacola, Hallett, 90 days.
MEMORANDA.
~ Brig Mary Hooper reports Sailed in company
with brig Betsey Jane. and schr Thames. for N. Or
leans Spoke day, schr Understood to say, Gen.
Pnkney IA days from Demaara had been days In sight
OF Jamaica.
Left Kingston, ship Lucy, sail next day for New
Orleans. schr Mary Ellen Cole. 10 sail next day for
Key West. Bark Louisa discharging.
Just arrived, schr John Cromwell. Bark Welsh, of
and for Philadelphia, sailed about the 9th
TTCApt. Patterson, Of ship Windsor Castle at New
Orleans from Liverpool reports that he passed the wreck
Of ship apparently English, on llIh Oct n o'clock
in lat A So long Is waierlngged and abandoned
she about dU0 tons burthen with painted ports, her
heavy sails were pieces md her light sails fued
yards, had kegs in her mEen-top and tent
built with sails In her top her quarter boat OIL the gal
lies and long boat gone. had been abandoned appa
rently, under close reeied topsals.
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BY KNAPP * SCHULTZ.
E. .LEVENSWORTH. AucIioneer

Will be soia THIS EVENING. at their store
No 81 Royal street. IA general assortment oil Dry
goods. comprising
English and American Prists
Sheetings, Broadclolhs, kentuohy Jeans
Kerseys, Linens and Danssk Table Spreads
Cotton, Silk and Madras Hdkfs
Hosiery, Suspenders, Spool Cotton
Pearl and other Buttons
Ivory. Dress, Tuck and Side Combs
Tooth and Hair Brushes, Perfumerl, &c.
Also
Clothing. Hats and Caps. with large assortment
Of Cuilery-loeket and Pen HALVES; Candle Sticks /;
Double and Single Barrel Guus; Rides and Pis-
tolls; Gold and Silver Watches
Together with many other articles Toe numerous
to mention.
BY MARSHALL, ROWE g. co.
A. S. HUsTIsoroS, Auciioheer.
THIS MORNING, al 81 O'Clock, al sales room
Brandy, Gin, Wine, Whiskey, Bacon
Butter. Cheese, Tea, Soap, Candles
Corn, Tobacco, Segars, Sugar, Molasses. &c
Also--Boots, Shoes, Bro2ans, Hats, etc.
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MRS, GEORGES

BoARp,sG AND DAY ScHooL PoR You've LApiHs,
No. SO GovernEaeat-sfref
TUNHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
Il liberal patronage she has been favored With,
takes pleasure ia announcing TO the public the pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out TO
those who wish to pursue a thorough course Of in
struction. Ma. NoeMAE PiENgY, who has long
been engaged in tet ching in this city. and from his
success has increased confidence in his method Of
imparing knowledge, will give instruction in The Ea-
elish language German and Spanish will be taught
by able professors. under The direction Of DIR. P.
Madam KovALEsKI, recently from Europe, Ia
DIV Of distinguished ability, has been engaged teach
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. G's family, and is
prassed during meal hours, hours Of uion, aad out
of school, az much as circumstances permit.
The discipline Of the school is mild, bat ut the
same lime firm and strict
Conditions
For instruction In the Fren and English iansua9es ~
Vocal and instrumental Music first class $40 per month
a Infant I" 81 d"
Board varying from s. to si2 per MONTH
Each boarder TO fu. nish bed, bedding. towels, s-
YER goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile arc expected TO appoint Agent 10 the city who
will be Responsible fot all does. Tersss payable
monthly 10 Advance.
RsfYeoees--
GEoRaRS 0AIERs,
JOHs A. CAMPBELL,
A. 3. DUMEE, ; AoAte.
PRRCT WALKRR,
WAIT s. HoYr.
a Rsss N. q ovGs Ds~epoA..
Thos. RiyRs, D o.ti nu,. nm
Wa. BoYKiS.
0ts- The duties Of the school will be resumed IN
the second Monday in October. se.-'20 i04
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Barton Aoademy-MAle Department.
MIR MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he
w will reopen his School on the 2Oth instant, ia
the second story of the Academy. Instruction will
be given ms heretofore, The various branches OF
thorough English and Classical Education. Tuition
IS and S6 per month, payable in advance. com
petent teacher of rench will be employed. and pu-
pills will be taught TO speak, we'll TO read and
write the language. Charse-$2 per msnth.
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A CARD.

TIME undersigned bess leavs 10 inform the
Il chsnts ef Mobile, and ship masters, that he has
taken office IN the front part OF the store occn
pied by Messrs. J. II Riyers Co., for the purposa
Of carrying on "a Ship and Merchandise Brokerage
Business. lie hopes by strict attention 10 business
10 give entire satisfaction 10 those who may employ
him, and deserve continuance Of their patronage
Ship Captains will be able to obtain At Any limo
F. g CRUZAT
Refers TO Messrs.--
Esiasa, Marrell b TO.
J. Lecesne,
Chas. LeBaron, ;.u..:,
Jos. Auze & Son,
Whitaker & Sampson,
James Magee d Co.
Raymond & Co., New Orleans.
& arios Cruzat, Epa.. Havana. noy0Emo
Tariff OF Charges for the Shippers PROSE-
and $40.
STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the frs, month.
For one month thereafter, Der bale. .........lO
Drayage from the wharf, per bale. .......... 81
For COMPRISING, per bale. ................O
Storage, drayage and wharfage on compressed
cotton per bale 20
All other charges same ne last season.
The above Tariff 10 take effect on The fret day Of
September oext. 5.
q. X. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shipper. Press.
isT I50tf
MRS. COLLINS, an Indian Doctress, who has
Ivl resided many years with the Indians and stu
died The Indian mode of practice cures all kinds Of
diseases tina, are durable, suc sores, ulcers,
aud chronic diseases Of all kinds, and coasunP-
IL not too FAR adysnced--san restore the blind
to sight and deaf to bearing, II not born so-eurss
wens. sore eyes dropsy, and all Complaints OF The H.
yer. Aiso, iadies' diseases. She uses roots ard
herbs altogether in her practice, the most Of which
she pToeures from Michs,n tina; cannot be found IN
the southern county.
lr Residence on the corner OF Lipscomb and
Claiborne xhere shr he toand all
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EDUCATION, sc.

MR.. VfGUS' SEMINARY lor ADYS. will b.
w opened on MONDAY, 10th inst. IN the
Building next north OF the Episcopal Church, on 81
Emanuel street. The number sf pupils IN this
School is IimiIed to TGIRTE. To these Mr.. VIOBs
will give has whole allestioa dias the usual School
hours. Seils 2l6kno
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MAMMOTH WHOLESALE
SHIRT DEPOT,
s. DAVIS


NO, 5sDA UPHIN STREET.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL Mer-
Il chants, Traders and private Gentlemen to in
spect his stock, comprising in his collection all the
newest styles aud improvements made in the articles
embraced in his furnishing department that have been
lately made. He il constantly in receipt OF all the
necessary articles for Gentleman's Toilet, viz:
Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen bosoms, collars &c I,
Shirts, all Linen, Scarls,
Colored shirts. Crayats,
Under Shirts, Collars,
Drawers, Stocks.
Suspenders, Gloves and Hosiery,
Pocket Hankerclliefs,
3 cases fine Shirts, just arrived in the brig Sa-
rah Brown from Ncw-York.
This Is the only Gentemen's Furnishing Depot
in the city.
Terms. ONE PRICE. AND CASH.
Look out for the sign of The Mammoth Shirt!
0o-This store will positively be open on Satur-
ny, the 22d. nov20
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NTR. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
M DIES will re onan In line haaemenI story o

'iAA6 - fANADhuAA H~sN ACSA'@ ~~"~
IVA DIES, will re open 10 the basement story oil
The jackson street Church. between ST. Michael and
IT. Louis streets. on MONDAY. The 2sth Of octo-
her. The course ef sisjy viii embrace thorough
practical education, also the different branches OF
ornamental study. The nsnber Of pupils will BE-
limited TO ns many only the Principal can give
personal attention to- No assistants will be employ
ed except in the branches of Music, Drawing. PANT
ing, and Modern Languages. These viii be taught
by the most approved masters, get no restriction
will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
The terms will be "a, IS. &c and 81 per Fnenlh
navaba IN udvnnca
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BY s.. L. &I. L. JONES.
81 IONES AucttonePr

- L.
THIS DAY. AT Q O'Clock, at our grocery sales
room, win be sold general assortment or Groce-
ries, consisting O:
New Mess and Prime Pork and Beei
Extra sugar cured Hams; new Goshen Butter
Goshen Cheese; Tobacco Of various brands
Gunpowder Tea in Glib. boxes
Young Hyson and Pouchong Tea
Foreign and Domestic Brandy
Holland and Domestic Gin
Sperm and Compost Candles
Adamantine Candles; Stoughion's Bit,ers
Old recti6ed and Bourbon Whskey
Assorted Cordials, Lemon Syrups
Regalia and La Norma Segars
Champagne, Sherry, Port and Madeira Wines
At IL O'Clock precisely
In Dry Goods Sales Room, will be sold genera
assortment Of fall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Tweed, Flushing, Cloth anil Pilot Overcoats
Linen Bosom and Angola Shirts and Drawers
Suspenders, and fine assortment Of gentienen's
new style Hats, Caps. Umbrellas, etc.
Also-New style Prints, Calicoes. Alpacas
MouselIne de LANES, Afghan Grapes
Gen:lemen's WooleR Hosiery, iancy CrHvats,
With splendid assortment of Solar Lamps.
Also-A large assortment of Ladies'. Gentlemen's
and Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Buskins, Ties,
Brogans, &c.
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NEW GOUDS-New and rich Jswe.ry, Silver
IN and Plated Ware. jssl received OF the latest
and beat patterns. Also, large nssor,uen, Of ar
,ices generally kept in my line Of business,
Inerons To mention. For sale low nj No. ~ f,at-
pain shses. In0,fexns} Jas. CoFEiNG,
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The sale 10 commence AT IL O'Clock AN. The
title believed 10 he inquest onabe-but only such Ii
tie made TO the purchaser the Bank has, IA pro-
| yided by law. Terms cash BY order OF the Board.
nov20 242 HENRY B. HOLCOMBE, Cashier.
| ~ OTICE-TRUST SALE--In pursuance Of The
" powers in deed trust dated sixth March last,
| made BY Ploemy T. Harris. 10 the undersigned foc
the purpose OF securing Jeptha v. Harris, and VIM.
w. Clayton, upon their endorsements upon three
notes, for thousand each. and one for six
thousand dollars, Of which dive in June last.
and the other will be due in December next, which
deed has been recorded ia Clarke and Washington
counties, we will on the sixth day Of December next,
ut the city Of Mobile sell for cash. the following slaves
of the said Harris, specified in the said deed to wit;
Moses, Cherry, Jack, Butcher, Rhoda, Derry, Mary,
and her two children Ennis, Mary, Ann. and child
Agnes. Nathan, Frances, and her two children; Bar
bara. Estelle, Jim. Angelina, and four children;
Margaret, Mitchell, jim and one child; Less, Pris
ella, and FIVE children; Julia, Albert. Victoria, Or
chels ,and one child; Ben, Fanny, Patsey. Eli, Nelly.
Milly, Eliza, Dick, Louisa, Jue, Moses, Elias.
Cato, Robert, Dizzy, Bsdney, Sally and her five chill
dren; Quincy, CornelIa, Edmund, Aulionle, and ono
child; Nancy. Sarah. Mary, Elisha, LYDIA, and
child; Will joe Louisa, Celia, and four children:
Washington, Laura, Joe, franklin.
The slaves now in the possession Of the under
signed and can be the plantation Of Judge Har
rs, in Washington county. They likely parcel
OF slaves, have been sccimaied snd Tire ssio will be
absolute and title un1uestioned.
HENRY Is. HOLC0MBE. 3r..,.
GEO. G. HENRY.
nov1 227Kmo
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DRAEcH BAEK MOBILE, }
No,o.h On lQAH

NOTICE-ln pursuance Of the 9th section Of tho
l act approved 25th January, ls45, entitled "an
act" TO settle the affairs Of the Bank Of this State
and Branches, will be sold Monday. The 22nd OF
December next. before the door II the Banking
House, TWENTY FOUR SLAVES, the property
If In. R..rL e
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PRIVATE BOARDING.
MRS. JANE LEDYARD

INFORMS her friends that she has taken The large
IL building No % Royal street, between Dauphin
and ST Francis sts., Opposite the Franklin Hodse)
aud fitted up 10 handsome style for the reception
Of transient and permanent boarders. The House
will be opened on Saturday, the 18Th. Transient
boarders 81 per day. nsvl4 29I
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FaII anu w IhttT NOUuB.
d W. ANDREWS co, No 8 ST Michael.
h . street. have received per late arrivals a full
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, con-
sisting Of
Cashmeres, Rep de LANES. Alpacas
Mouseline de LANES and Sebastians
Merinos and Bombazines, Cashmeres
Broche, Belzorine & de Lane Shawls h Hdkfs
Plaid and Plain Lnseys, Jeans and Kerseys
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Sattinets
Red and White Flannel
English, French and American Prints
do do do Ginghams
Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen
Brown and White Linen Damask Table Cloths
Napkins and Towelng
Rrown and Bleached Sheetngs and Sh,rtings.
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PUBLIC SALES.
nj EDWARD u. CALI.


VIII be acid IN front vi TIE Manstoa Hesse, al
" o'elack on MONDAY, The LIST day OF Dsce0b'l
next, 10 the hehest bidder for ossb--
he Shares FirDes's insstALce Goa Stock.
much i'ieitOf a. may be necssss-T 10 prsdser
The snn 81 S2.40s ~, -sd cesB and eSasnHss Of
sale.
1t will he oaered in Iss 81 $40 and he, shares II
aat purchasers
LINDSAY 8 Tox. sk. Attorneys.
BIZ MARSHALL, ROWE S co.
Alb. HUNTINGTON AaeliOnesf.
Cafalss~s Sas
FRIDAY. 29st inst, nj 10 O'Clock. Al sales r0oas
--260 cases Boots, Shoes. brosans and Has. eoul
krsing-
20 cases Cowhide Boots, 20 de hip peg > d.
~ do fine calf sewed 10
do do water proof DO, 10 do PoR Do
70 do kip pegged brossns
10 do seal and mo. do, DO can saved do
20 do prime Russell DO
10 do boys kip and seal do
10 do youths and children's dc 49,
do ladies' French Md RR
8 do do DO lsce Slips
10 do DO Mo Lace Boots
do do hid spring heel BazkibS
8 do morocco webb do
) do misses morocco do
10 DO adIss' lasting do
10 do youths Cacks
80 do black and crab X II Hats
Tins above invoice has been recently received pei
ship " IN. Goddard aud bark HuTa-haVe all boon
manufactured during the last summer and in quality
and material and good workmanship is not surpsss-
ed by any lot sale The trade and consumers will
find the opportunity favorable for satisfactory pur-
CHI ses. Terms ut time OF sale.
CaIAloaues " i'll be furnished previous 10 the sale.
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% RANDIEs-20 half pipes Jas. Hennesseyi
ID Otsrd. Dupuy b Co; Penet, Castellon D Co,
and other brands, for sale by
psvls HAYDEN 4 kHE, Q CsM. and fronsstp
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Terms of sale cash, and snch title given to the
purchasers as the Bank derives from said convey
ance.
oct25 22lttds T. NJ. ENGLISH, Cashier.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
COMMITTED to the Jail Of Mobile county. on
~ the oath October, ls4J, by Charles A. HoPp'n,
Esq, Mayor OF the city of Mobile. runaway slave
called DUKE, black complexion, feet 9 inches
high. about 80 years oil age, has two small scars on
his breast, the thumb mil on the right hand has
been split, and says he belongs to DR.. Oliver, Of
Monts onery county, Alabama. The owner is re-
ouested to come forward prove property. pay char
ses, and take him away, or he will be dealt with
according 10 law 10 such cases made and provided.
oct2S 22lr C BANCROFT, Sh'G N. c.
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COMMITTED to The Jail Of Mobile county, on
~ the 3D. November, lS45, by F. @. Kimball,
Esq, justice Of the peace. runaway slave called
JEFFERSON, (alias ROBBERY black complexion
feet inches high. aged about IS years, and asys
that he belongs to Widow Molly hurneIl, Lowndrs
county. Alabsma. The owner ia requested TO come
for ward, prove property, pay charges and lake him
away or lie viii be dealt with according TO law in
such cases made and provided to pay Jail fees.
nova 229tf C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
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ID EMOVAL-D. u. CRANE respectfully IN.
III forms his friends and the public that he has re
moved bis Cabinet Furniture Mandatory to M. 2s
Water-st., three doors north Of BIT. Francis ct
where he will continue the business in all lis branch
es Upholstery, repairing and makias to order Pot
trait and Picture Frames: Sofas reseaied; Msirass-
es made over in The best manner. A share Of pat
ropsge solicited. D. b. CRANE. ~ Water-st,
three doora north Of 81 Fnneis.st.
A few articles Of choice Fursi,re on band will b
sold very kw. ReyilEmo
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SHEKIFF'b NOTICE.
OAMITTED to the Jail Of Mobile county on
" the ID November, lS45, by F. a. kembsii,
Eco justice Of the peace, runaway bright mulat-
to slave called JOE. 8 feet inches high, about ~
years Of age, scar on the forehesd, and says b.
belongs to Benj. Keichins, Copiah county, State Of
Mississippi. The owner is requested to come ior-
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according 10 law in
such cases made and provided to pay jail ices.
nova 22e,I G. BANCROFT. Sheriff III. c.
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| A N EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, good
| IA book keeper, etc, with extensive country
and city acquaintance, wants u situation 10
tablished house, with the expectation of becoming
partner after satisfactory acquaintance. by invest
| ing $4,000 TO So 900. Communication 10 II H.
through the post Office will be received and promptly
attended TO- octl6 PA
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%ssA LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. m
EE THE Undersigned. wishing TO leave 49,
the State offers for sale Il valuable Plantation, stu
ated Autauga County, near Statesville, contain
ing 1900 acres about 700 acres cleared and in q
high state of cultivation, being the place formerly
occupied by John Gildersleeve and John Scott On
the plantation there 10 good Gin and Mill House
also, Gne Dwelling, with all the necessary out
buildings. Attached to the plantation there is u
Tan Yard, in complete order.
Also, forty.six Negroes, consisting Of men. wo'
and children; Tho stock Of Horses, Mules
Hogs. Cattle, Farming utensils, sc. The Land
will be sold with or without the Negroes. as the
purchaser may desire. The above Is offered at pr
vaue sale until the LIST of December next, when, i
not disposed Of, it will be sold at Auction.
Terms Of sale--One third Cash, the balance IL
one, two and three years, with interest from date
Apply 10 JAMES E. ZUNTS,
oct 7-211 tldec Mobile.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

XXT ANTED-On the PUBLIC WORKS at the
w Navy Yard, Pensacola, TWENTY ABLE
BODIED SLAVE LABORERS, for which ONE
DOLLAR per day will he given. Application TO he
made 10 the Comman dant Of the Yard.
w. X. LATIMER,
noyIO 2S9tf Cominandant.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-24

CLEARED. aits
So bark elisa, Rs2sr. for HsVana BY Leestoa Son.
pbris Ls,ssso, eiiri, Ter navsss, by LSRarsh
See.