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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-24
'. Sheriff M. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
vs order of sale

order of sale
 Ogden and Ellison Ex'rs of Thomas Ellison, dec d.. 1 N ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of March, lSI5, between the hours of II | o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of sad day, all the right and rte that Thomas Ellison, at the time of his death, m and 10 the following described piece, parcel or lot Of land and premises described fn- lows, 10 vii: beginning at point the side of Conception street al the distance of one hundred and two UO2) feel; southwardly from the southwest angle or intersection of Adams and Conception IS then6e westwardly line parallel with said Adams street of one hundred and ninety (l90) feet the line dividing the Orange Grove tract from the Price claim; thence souihwardly and eastward along said line to point one hundred 10O) feet west of said Conception street 25 feet; thence eastwardy one hundred Q00) feel said Conception street; thence along the western line ofsaid eighty (S7) feel 10 the place of beginning. The lot comprising lot number seven CD and the north part of lot Der eight tS) in square number hundred and fifty six, (256) in the city and county of Mobile The same IS to be sold the property of the estate of Phones Ellison, deceased, by virtue of the above stated order of sale, which issued from the Circuit Court ot Mobile county and lo me directed.
 febl 54tds C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c. sHERIFF's SALE.
 Donald K. w. McRae, Adn'r of T. James, dec d,
 ys. yendiioni exponas.
 Edgar K. James, and John Gayle and Robert D.
 James, h,s securities.
 "lLL be sold for cash in front of the Court House w door of Moblle county. on the first Monday of March, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right. title and interest of John Gayle, in and to fhe following de- scrbed piece, parcel lot of land and premises, si uated, 'ying and being in the county of Mobile on the north side Of the Three Mile Greek, and descrlb- ed as follows, to wit:-commencing at the northeast of David Files lot of land on ihe said St. Sle- phens Road; thence along the west side of said Road north lOa degrees, west nine (9) chains 5l links, stake; thence south 7l degrees west, fifteen Q5) chains and eighty-four (S4) links to stake; thence south lOa degrees east (9) chains and 5l links, to stake the Ho tn line of said David Files line or lands; thence north 7l degrees east, along said Files line, fifteen 15) chains and S5 links, to the place of beginning. containing fifteen Cl5) acres. and bonnded as foows east by inc St. Stephens Road, north and west by lands of T. L. Toulmin, and south by lands or formerly belonging Da- vid Files. The above described lands be sold the property of John Gayle, by virtue of the above stated writ of vendtion exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Clarke county and directed.
 febl 54'ds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M c.
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E. G. BENNERs,
 ATTORNEY AT LA ", feb5 57cmo No. 59 Royat-sir,a.


 JAMEs GANDOLFO,
 WHOLESALE GROCER g. COMMISSION
 MERCHANT.
 feb7 No. 70 CoMMERCE-sTEET AMERICAN POWDER COMPANY. VINHE Subscriber having been appointed agent for J. the sale of this celebrated POWDER, has just received supply of Rife and Sporting, which has been prepared win is free from all damp ness and wa ranted equal to any manufactured in the country. JOHN PHILLIPS. fsbl2 corner Conti and Water-sts
 CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
 No. 62 Commerce sereef M R ISRAEL LEAV1TT most respectfully in. I'VE forms the citizens of Mobile and vicinity, that he has removed from Water street to 62 Commerce street, where can be found Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Hats. Hardware, and general furnish ing store, which would be too numerous to mention He advises all in want of goods call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. He has large lot of Flannels and l2.4 Blankets, which he will sell very cheap. The highest price paid for dry COW hides. nov26 245Mmo .I 5.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE. John c. Lynnett,
 vs writ of seizure,

'' ..., John U. Lynnett, .. .ae' vs writ of seizure, ..., .f I-.u. .- Steamboat Seal f,a I .ai.l NNHE above named steamboat SEAL, her tackle,
 II apparel and furniture having been attached and seized by virtue of the above stated writ of seizure winch issued from she County Court ot Mobile conn- ty and to me directed: all persons having or pre- tending have any right and title or interest in said boat. hereby notified to appear beiore the Conn- ty Court of Mobile county on the 3rd Monday of February, 1S45, by 12 o'clock M,, and legally deny the allegations of the said plaintiffs libel, or abide the order of the said Court in the premises
 feb3 55tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
 ' SHERIFF's NOTICE. ~ OMMTTTED to the jail of Mobile county on V the l4h Feb. 1915, by C. A. Hoppin, Esq. Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway slave called EDWARD, black comp plexion, 5 feet 10 inches high, aged about 21 years, and says he belongs io T. Be- wins, of Butler county, Ala who purchased him from James E. Zuntz of Mobile about two years ago. The owner is requested to forward, prove pro- perty, pay charges and take him away. otherwise he will he dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees. M
 febl5 s6,f c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
 IT AND FOR SALE-We offer for sale on favor H1 able terms, the following LANDS in Wilcox county, viz ,.... ......... N Section 22, township IA, range east. containing $40 acres more or less. i'f
 Also--Soulh east section 2l, township IA, rangs 6 east. tianls 42mmol E. L. ANDREWS co.
 ii or FOR SALE-A most desirable building lA lot eligibly situated the business part of the city. For sale low and on long credit. For price and terms, enquire of ,,,,p 'H. ' T. w. MCCOY, s.a.
 jans1 at the Merchants Insurance Oifce., 4G OST or MISLATD-A CHECK drawn by Ed IA ward Center, & Co.,, No 652, dated l7lh of February, lS45. paynbie to Geo. Wes,ieldt & Bro, for Fifteen Hundred Dollars Payment having beea stopped. le public cautioned against negotiating or receiving the same. .s febzl - PANAMA AND LEGHORN HATS.- z Receiving from shps Peter Hattricls and Ma
 N ry Frances, a large and desirable assortment .f inc shove named articles, For sale by t i ,ff | l'fa VIM. II. & H. F. CRAWFORD, | feb5gw .lo,,s..,,l IT DsuI,hin-sirrei
 VXTHISKEf-30 bbls old rec,iaed, just receiv- w ed ,on consignment and for sale in store by c.hIS BEERS G SMITH % St Michael .st
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Steam between EeNx- SOrk and s.IxeI LeoI
 mEf-Eassa TIe Great Western Steam ship /HkNNEkd0C Co.'S ship GREAT WESTERN, r<sa4R -sssAk2s4R Capt. Matthews, and their new iron steam ship REAr BRITAIN, Capt. Hoskens, ate IRlk
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-24

G<4z. DEPOT, V~ No. 52 Front street, MOBILE, ALA
 BAMA-1n store and to arrive in a
 A few days. the following articles, which ~ will be sold low for cash;- 300 lbs Lobelia Seeds and Herbs s 165 lbs African Pepper 65 lbs Nerve Powders
 70 lbs Gum Myrrh 300 lbs Composition Powders and Towards
 Diaphoretc
 100 lbs Goldenseal, puyerIsed 100 lbs Aspen Poplar do 220 lbs Rayberry Bark do 100 lbs Slippery Elm do
 50 OF Sulphate Quinine Also, Thomson's, Towards, Mattson's ani Beach's Works.
 Jewett's and Overstreet's Llnlments, &c., &c. feb7 JOSEPH REED.
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TTNHE SPRING RACES will commence over the
 II Bascombe Course, near Mobile. on the 18th of March, and continue four days. Particulars win be given in due lime. -.s 6a ! Tebl5 66if JOHN CLARK, Proprietor. LNNGLISH CHEMICALS, DRUGS, Zealand. ! .AA ing per British ship Duncan from Liverpool
 250 lbs pure Ri Carb Soda H p 2OOO lbs Epson Salts; 50 do Calomel 6au' 100 lbs powdered Rhularb
 ts'fuo 60 lbs Blue Mass .ie- 50 lbs assorted Extracts, Colocynth, etc !, ,as 'Carb. Magnesia, Calcned Magnesa ri Tanafic Acid, Rochelle Salts, Kreosote Morphine. Nitrate Silver. with great many other Chemicals too numerous to mention. For sale wholesale orreiail at very reduced prices, feb20 l1 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists
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<zA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. IT$Eg That desirable frame dwelling with brick kitchen and stable the north east corner of Church and Conception slreets al present in the occupancy of J. c. Hodges, Esq. The lot has front Con- cepion of 70 feet by depth of l21 feet on Church street.
 Aso-Brick building on south west corner of St. Anthony and Joachim streets, having a front of l56 feet on St Anthony and 84 feet on Joachim street.
 Also-Vaoant lot on Joachim street, adjoining the new Methodist Church the south, having n front on Joachim street of about 43 6-l2 feet, by depth of l20 feet. ..1'
 Also-Frame dwelling and lot south east corner of Third and Walnut streets, having front each street of no feet T... r.
 part of the purchase money will be required in casl,--balance remain on mortgage. Apply a: the office of the Merchants Insurance Company, Mo-. A St Francis street.
 jan31 T. W. Mccoy, Secretary.
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ASzs RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. =
 0 The subscriber offers his plantation with a thousand acres ofland for sale. It situated the Alabama river. about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for steamboat from Mobile. l25 acres are cleared and 300 under fence; good wood yard; a comfortable dwelling al the yard; gin house; barns and negro houses, all framed. There can be cleared in one field 400 acres of good swamp and up land -.
 ThIs plantation would suit any one living in Mobile. There IS healty sumner retreat within 2t miles of the plantation. For further particulars. apply to C.. E. Holt, Mobile. [nov41 VIM. WALLER.
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|. T ROCERlES-25 boxes Maccaroni
 M l0D sacks Old Government Java Coffee
 100 boxes New Bedford Candles
 100 boxes Patent Press do % do Vermicili . 150 whole and half boxes No Brown Soap .ae,;. 20 bbs New Bedford winter bleached pure Sperm Oil; 200 single Moasses Barrels -sg 10 bbs New Bedford Spring bleached pure q Sperm Oil; 10 bbls winter bleachcd Whale Oil
 20 bbs East Boston refined Crashed Sugar .s 20 do do do do Loaf do - . 10 boxes do do ds do do .s a 50 packages Crsnberres, halves, qr & eighths ..si .l0n bbIs Chenango Potatoes, in fine order -., .r 50 bbls Silver Skin Onions, do do. In store and for sale by a
 tebl5 JAS. A. HOOPER. A0 St M;cb.al.,,
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The jury found the defendant guilty of the as.
sault and battery. The Grand Jury was yes
terday discharged by the Court until next Tues
day. The Court was adjourncd until next Mon
day.
The Circuit Court met this morning, pursu-
ant to adjournment, and delivered an,orinion in
the case of the United States VS.. ". S, Utight
1t will be recolected that the prisoner Wright
was convicted of obtaining money under false
pretences from General Van Ness and Mr.. Ed
ward Dyer, Sergeant-at- Arms to the United
States Senate, by representing himself to be
the veritable brother of the Hon. Sias Wright,
Senator from New York. But the latter repu-
dated the relationship IN open Court, and lett
MS pseudo brother to his fate The Court and
the tates are, Its seems, both opposed to the
prisoner, and he will have to undergo nprls-
onment IN the penitentlary for the space of two
years The Circuit Court adjourned to-day,
until the March term.
am sorry to learn that an industrious man
named Aquila Banister, who had the mislor-
tune, on the 27th ult., to be shot and seriously
wounded, while he was handling loaded fow-
ling piece, died in this city last night. The
accident occurred while the unfortunate man
was ducking down the Potomac. The dis
charge of the fowling piece lodged in the
shoulder Of the poor man. AmputatIon was
found necessary, and the operation was very
sklfully performed by DR.. ]. +. May, a few
days ago. The unfortunate man has left a
widow and five children to bewail his prcma-
ture and shocking death.
Messrs. Jewett s. King have opened an ex-
ccllent Hotel and Refractory in Pennsylvania
Avenue, where BouIanger formerly kept his
celebrated establishment. Mr.. Jewett is we'll
known in your city, as the popular conduc-
tor of the Exchange Hotel. Congress Hall,
the name of Jewett & Kings present estab-
llshment, is becoming quite famous for its ex-
cellent fare and splendid entertainments.
The McGraths also keep an excellent Re-
iectory and Hotel, at the corner of Ninth st.
and Pennsylvania Avenue. 1t is one of the
oldest, most orderly, and best conducted relec-
tories in this city.
Walkers National Eating House is also a
retectory Of great resort, and abundantly sup
piled with all the Epicurean dcicacics of the
seasons. Yesterday saw noble pair of cam
vass backs, weighing S Ia lbs, at Walkers;
also unusually large York river oysters Of SUI
perior flavor, and some of the finest venison
ever brought TO this city. The Green Peas and
the Green Corn advertised by him, are a great
rarity at this time of the year
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liability the best poem in the book. Some OF
the minor poems contain good share of me-
rit, and Thick am not prophecying wildly
when | say that Mr.. Moore will, when his
ideas are leavened by experience, acquire 4
! fair reputation among the poets of our country.
National Character. The Hon. Levi Wood
bury last week delivered lecture at the Bap-
fist Church, on f. street, on our national cha
racter and peculiarites. The lecture was prosy
and matter-oi-fact; and the gentleman showed
us up in light that has been familiar to all
the world ever since we have been Il people,
We are persevering- nqusitive-inventive,
and speculative, the limits of a country are too
narrow for us, and wherever there is light you
will find Yankee enterprise striding in on stills.
The best practical illustrations of our peculiar
tiles as people, may be perceived at our large
gatherings; at the Presidents levee on New
Years day, for instance, could not but re-
mark the broad light in which the peculiari-
ties of people from different sections of the
union, were displayed. shall touch more on
these characteristics hereafter.
The Columbia Typographical Society. This
association gave their annual supper, at Con-
gress Hail. on Saturday night last Being an
old associate with the craft, was honored with
an invitation, and | most sincerely return my
thanks to the managers for their polite consi-
deration. The experiment of ''cod water"
was tried on this occasion, and though it SEEM
ed strange to an old bon Uipant to pledge to
sentiment in the undistilled liquid of the chrys-
tai fount yet the thing operated to the salts
faction of all The President, Mr. Ferdinand
Jefferson, was supported on the right by the
venerable EX-President of the United States,
J. Q. Adams, and on the left by Col. VIM.
Seaton, Mayor of the city. There were also
a number of invited guests. Good feeling and
good humor prevailed during the evening, two
excellent odes were sung--one from the pen Of
George Wallis, Esq,-the other the produce
ton of Francis McNerhany, one of the men,
bers MIR. Adams in response to sentiment
complimentary to him, spoke at some length
on the character of Franklin, with whom he
was acquainted when youth. Col. Seaton
also made some happy remarks. Speeches
were also elected from Messrs. Gallagher, Sc
verence, Harris, Wallis, Towers, Clephne,
Gideon and Elhot-all connected either direct
ly or indirectly with the press. The whole at
fair went off with much spirt-though with
out spirit. The sentiments, as on all typogra-
phical occasions, were pithy and punny. Adieu
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OCT. w. DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale
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03- For sale at Wholesale Depot, No. & South
Charles street; at GEO. H. KEERL'S, No. 1923 Balt
more street, and of JAMES A. REED, corner of Sara
tOga and Gay streets; also, of s. s. Hance corner of
Hanover and Charles streets. H29
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
DAGUERREOTYPE SKETCHES.-No ".
BY AN Ex-RDITOR.
WASHINGTON, ]

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1915.
.anOther Poet. In my last alluded briefly
to some of our native poets. Since the aP-
pearance of that epistle in your paper, have
received from friend small volume of po-
ems entitled, "The Oracle of Delphos, and
other poems, by John S. Moore, of Maryland. /"
| have glanced over this little volume, not for
the purpose of finding fault, for the youth of
the author dsarms criticism, and the quaint
ness with which he handles his subjects, shows
plainly that he has written more for his own
amusement than for the praises of the public.
"The Age Of Humbug,'' satire, is in all pro-
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NNARCUS DENISON. 81 BALTIMORE ST.,
IVH between Gay and Frederick-sts, has now in
store, full assortment of the choice Green and
Black TEAS; Loaf, Lump, white Havana, white
crushed, powdered and brown Sugars; Java, Laguay-
ra, Rio, Padang, st. Domingo and roasted COFFEE;
whole and ground Spices; family super FLOUR; Raj
sins; Currants Citron; Almonds; Prunes; Figs; OILS;
Molasses; WINES; Liquors, and GROCERIES for
sale 10 families and Others at the lowest ruling prices.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSI


wv have still on hand large assortment of
w Winter Goods that must he sold before the
season is quite over, in order make room for the
spring stock. To all those who are still in want of
DRY GOODS we say give us a call aud you shall
have bargains. Remember, we have said they mast
be Sold
CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs-Bla blue black,
navy blue, invisible green, brown, olive mixed and
drah Cloths, from 81 % to Sc per yard black, blue,
mixed, fancy paid and striped Cassimeres, twenty
five per cent less than farmer prices.
VESTlNGS, VESTINGS-Super black Satin, plain
and fancy silk Velvet Cashmere and Merino Vestings;
black Italian Cravats; Fancy do Ladies and gentle
meas Kid GLOVES, a good assortment.
HEAVY WOOILENS-Sa timetts; kcrseys and
Glasgow Jeans
BLANKETS-BLANKETS large assortment
ribbon bound Merino, Whitney and negro Blankets
all bought within the last few days as closing lots;
those in want viii from 25 to 50 per cent by Civ
ing us a call
BLEACHED GOODS.
10 cases bleaehed Musins just received.
7 do fancy Prints
81 and IL quarters bleached Sheetings; brown
Muslins; Penitentary Plads and Linseys; Cotton,
Yarns and Batts at factory prices.
B. II. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
do First Dry Goods Store below Charles.