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CO.pARTNERSHIP.

II. subscribers have associated themselves 10.
,,.,.r for conducting the DRY GOODS bust.
-, ard take his opportunity of returning ,heil
s,7.s lcr he vsry liberal patronage bestowed Oh
v, a,e firm. and would soiici, continuance
,i,,o,n. ourselves that every effort on our par
,,,' y rendered 10 give universal satisfaction
r.. sock II Goods is large and we'll selected
j.. nil be sold on terms 10 suit the times.
THOS. D. QUARLES,
GEORGE A. MERWIN.
Granite Front Building,
No. 2a9, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
r s. Orders from the country attended &c
Win he greatest care. 1. U. u.
Juv 2-d6,&cit q. A. NJ.
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JONES g. WINSTON,
Wholesale and Retail Gro-ers and
Com fsA issiOn reliant =

WILL give prompt attention 10 the sale Of
w Flour, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco, or
any other Country Produce consigned 10 their adj
dress, or Ina, other Agent, GEO. r. PEAKE
FOR SALE, upon the most reasonable terms,
Bacon, gross and II Herrings, Sugar, Coffee,
Aiolassc<, Salt, lron Nails, Steel. &c. &c. Or
ders solicited unter,he honorable assurance, that
The customers OF no house N the city shall fare
better. June 23-ctI5Jy
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). 4. Words lottery Office,
opposite TnE EScH,S1E Hotel, Rich
" MoSp, Virginia.
-. t,1popTANr NnTIcEt ry
TT INFORMANT NUTICE! ~
E.onf prIn1Iin,, :, d. L..

81 IMPORTANT NOTICE! GX
G,eaf RrdH,tioa in PoSdrc,
On and after The Isl Of July, a letter, cnc'os
ing from oae 10 d0.c,s Lottery Tickets, may be
sen, tho distance OF 800 miles ior only IRE ecnts
over that distance. ten cents Many persons in
the country have been deferred from ordering
tickets in consequence Of tie heavy postage.
Now, however, that difficulty S removed, and in
di.idua's living 800 mics lrm Richmond can
get their tickets on the same srms AS these par-
chasing ., he counter. Pefsons ordering tickets
Of ID undersigned, reed no; fsy postage on their
orders and vii! only have 10 - five cen.s GA the
answer
Attention is requested 10 Ii. following
$4,000 Dnildfs
Aexandria Lcltefv. Glass No 90: 70 be
fiiIu 1Glb.
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Grand Scheme:
pf;,c ii $50 900 phi" Of 5000
10000 800
i O0i 49, 9

80 pr!lFs o. l.UJU, Nc, &c.
rirke;s $40. Il Certificate q = package OF -
whole Tickets will bc ent ior Sl29; halyes AMI
quarters in proportion.
<.r Orders Tor Tickss an Shares an! CsTlif-
Gates OF packages in tl-abore Splendid Lotteries,
(c- smaller ones. tina: are drawn every day in
the week eac3sins cash or prize Tickets,
val receive the mos prompt attention, ami an
oincial account o. caca drawing sent Immediate
/: alter il * over 10 al who order from
June ~ ]. =. word. Richmond. Va.
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D. NJ. IIOYT, Richmond.
Splendid Lotierirs f0r Juig.
~ 400 Dollars Cani,ait


Alexandra Lottery, Glass %, for 1915, 10 lie
drawn il Alexandria, d. G., on Saturday. Ju'y
18th, 1915. Grand Capitals: $4,000, 5000,
1000 5000, zoos, so prizes Of 900, 50 Of 500,
60 OF 100, &c, &c; lowest prize Ss,2.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 SO. GER
iihcale OF package OF % whole tickets will be
sent for Si0 halves 90 quarters IS.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Iouery, Glass 81, for isli, 10 he
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on SATURDAY, Jul,
2i, 1913. Brilliant Scheme: $4,000, 10 COO
1000, 5000, $500, 1877, so prizes Of 1000, SO
ol 400 so Of 300, 1870 Of 900, &C., &c
Tickets $40, halves ), quarters 2 so. Cerlii
raies of packages Of &c whole tickets $3.50, &c
halves G5, 26 quarters 80 so.
P. S. When in town always call at lIoyls for
Prizes. Please note the above Schemes, ana
remi, Immediately.
- Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cer,i-
ficalcs Of Packages in The above splendid Loe-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention and
an account OF each drawing will he sent i'm
mcdialely to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, June IS D. NJ HOYT.
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JyTANTED 10 hire .cr Inc balance ri the
w year II, wofl in ne citT) Fi.eea at's-eo'
died Men: also .h1se Or tour goci BOYS;
Julyl. y. 3, HILL, Bell Taro!a'
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COMMISSION BU>,I NESS.-The sub>cri-
" Der having formed co-PaEnership with
John a. Robinson. his business will in fu-
ture be conducted under Tie firm Of WILLIAMS
u ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand H.
beral advances Will be made. Flour Of all grades
and bes, qualify will be KEEP, constantly on hand
Our personal attention will be given 10 sales Of
Tobacco, Flour, Whe I, and all ether consisn-
ments directed 10 our care.
June 2O-c2m TrIOS. WILLIAMS.
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BY Last Evenings Mail.

The Runaway NEoRoEs.-The Port Tobacco
Times gives The following accoun, Of The start Of
these negroes from that vicinity:
"Las, Saturday night, or early Sunday morn.
ing, some seventy or eighty, and perhaps more,
as il is impossible 10 ascertain the correct nun.
Der, negroes absconded from this vicinity.
They went OFT without any PROPAGATION and
on the part of their own RS, the least suspicion
There is, from what we learn, not The least donh
but that this move has been some time brewing.
and il appears, that up To the time OF some Of
them leaving their masters premises on Saturday
afernoon-lheir usual holyday-they had not The
remoesi idea drumming awav atlhe imethey dill,
A gentleman living 6 miles from this village had
every negro on his place except two in the gang.
This is The second gang that has left this county
within few weeks-and we fear if some mode
is not fallen unon 10 put stop 10 it, our planters
will have but beggarly number 10 gather in
their crops. There seems 10 be strange and >in-
gular spirit come over this portion of our popua-
ton OF late.'
JrDlcIAL Acrwiry.-Since Monday Morning.
in The Municipal Court Of this civ, the grand
jury have inves igated sixty cases. aud presented
fifty indictments. and there have been five con-
tested jury trials, and nine persons have been
sent 10 the House Of Correction and two TO the
Stats Prison, and several pecuniary fines have
been imposed, and The Judge has delivered an
able and eloquent eulosy upon Gen Jackson.
SATURDAYS Boston Mey Journal.
NEW YORK MARKETS-Julyl2 IL.
CoTToN-Niarket very firm, but sales limited.
Yesterday 100 bales were sod-to day there is
less doing: Ordinary TO sond, 6 g., middns TO
fair, Il a 81; good fair, ga 8.
Flour. Southern flour without change =
Alexandria AMI Richmond country "a IS 4S7'
GsAIN.-A third cargo OF new wheat is in
market; the last sale was made al l0ti cenls.-
| Corn has advanced a i,lle sales OF Southern n,
| Al cents, weight, and so cents for Northern; Oa,s
are dull al AZ cen, for Northern
| WRisKsY.-The marke, is very dull for drudge
which is held at 20 els; State Prison bbls. 2o!.
BOSTON MARKET-July II.
| SroAR-Saies of Is hhds. New Orleans al S.
s. 5 a7s per 100 lbs, 4 mos
CorrEE-l5 bags 81. Domingo sold al auction
al IS 80 per 100 lbs. cash.
! GRMS-Yellnw fiat Southern Corn i9 sc
cents; F stern 40 cents per husha
/ CorroN-Marke; quiet, and sales confined Il
small parcels; ordinary 81, inii6ling 81, fair Il
s, and choice 4 Q. CTS.
FLorR-ln moderate demand, and chiefly con.
| fined 10 Gencssee, which is held al 81 81 1 20
| Southern is heavy with few transactions; BALI,
moe Cry Mills 81 so per Dbl. cash; Georgetown
Is; Richmond country &c.
! FisH.-Pnces OF Maokerel have been unsteady
according TO The arrivals and close at some de-
cline on the rates paid early in the week. The
latest sales Of fares were at IS IS s for No. ;
. rs a 10 for No ,; and Ii IS IL for No =
North 3's separate so 4, and No. 3's branded
! "small" 3 3 10 per Dbl. cash Il Adrcriiser
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900 pIco MOL ASSES -l5 hogsheads
|pokla,v. Porto Rico M"lasses lssin reee,yed'
Z: ga, @S !,
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ss.E. Tu-psn's hetssry Office

FEW DOORS above The Union Hoel,
y Man .Strcet, Richmond, Virginia.
Capitals i~ Jriy. 1876.
10000 dollars 10 &c drawn l9:h OF Ju!y
10000 dollars ID be drawn 26 Of july.
The following are somc OF tie leaiins Schemes
10 be drawn this month among them will be
found three C0pi,oi Priscs 81 10000 dollars, one
II 10000 dollars, besides others Of l0Glu, 5000,
5OJO. &c Sc. esc-making in the whole, md
doas Of dobars 10 he distributed ny Lottery in Tic
course Of the month.
packages or single Tickets in these, or in any
Scheme advertised b. Messls. Gregory & Co.,
always Tor sale h " N: P. Turpin, who has &c
Gently sold Tin Whole fieHcl) Cag,,G TX pF,1e
cf 10000 doiiu,s, nc sftond Capital # 1000 6"l-
mrs, and sundry smae! ones OF 1860, 500 800
&c. &c
poaages being reduced, reminances will be re-
ceivcd from any par Of The country ffee n !''''-
0.c
Orders attended 10 by fe,arn mail, and when re-
questcd, drawings inrwa rded a. soon as received.
10000 Dollars CAPITAL.
v i,,.f ,T nm
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Eaoyt,s Aostep.Y OaGce.
MO 3, NGE PLACE, RICH
In MOND, Iirsin,a.
POST Gle ONLY EVE GENTS

IN MOND JiTsin,a
POST Gle ONLY FIVE CENTS.
Government, without the aid Of ll.- people,
canno! we'll carry ou her plans; so lets assist her
Hoyt is anxious TO correspond with everybody in
America, and thereby enrich ever one who
writes le,tcr BY sending in return a C,pIT.L
PRIza. (provided The writer makes q remittance. ]
This will enable Hnyt % put al least 40, 600 900
Of fire cent bis in The p. o Department. Now,
Just fancy how rich one may get By writing ono
letter 10 Hoyt, enclosing small sum Of money,
and how much fun some ''eoo.l E:lnn" may have
hy "!Srortron'ing" with all these vs. Hoyt
begs errry BODY 70 loo!; at the following Schemes
and make remittance by frs, mail. Even one
dollar may be sent without paying the puslage
nut the larger the remittance The better 10 ensure
a big prize. Address
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SALE UF VALUABLE; REAL. ESTATE
{ii ririus 0! &c rec Of The County, Cour! OF
- Northumberland, il lie case OF powr!' anu
WIFE, and Walker, gnarcian g; O ]. Wright, IS
@. J. Wright, &c. Inc andersicr, . Commission.
or Of lhc Cc:.rl. will oiitr for sale, on WEDNF.S-
DAY, The 18Th dag OF Au.u>t rext, i! fair, II
no;, the ncxt !dic dag thereafter upon the prc!a'.
>es ;il2t valuable Tract OF Lane. tb.. proseriy OF
liz late jam, G. Virgin, deceased. lying IN
Cherry Pom: Neck, III the said county. The
rsia'e IS estimated 10 contain atOat 300 acres,
lies part OF the county proverbia. TOR is fer
lilitY, h,i,lrrs on the waters OF feocomico river,
and produces enc cro1> Of the staple products 0l
Eastern Virginia. The Improvements are, a
dwelling house, in ;oleratlv good order, and a
large and excellent barn. Taken altogether, this
properly presents an opportunity for profitable IN
vesimcn rarely oiiere,i.
On liir next day. n vii: The lih Ancu>', Ivy
vir,nc 81 tie same decree Shal sell also. pp.n
The premises. the Trace q; Land. also the proper
Is oi James l.. Wright, deceased, lying 10 West
moreand. This lrac! contain, ahou; 81 acres
o goni forest land. adjoining Tie properly OF
Richard .;;dncc and B.nedc, Waller. Gear Old
hans x roads
TcE.s.--A sun sufficient 10 pa the costs %
snil aud The expenses of sal: Will he required N
ca.!r--cne mo:cty of the balance Of he purchase
money "a II. paid on iiie i, Of January, lSi6-
The other mo:ely parable in three insla.:nens,
in SIX, Twelve and eighteen months from The Isl
January, lSi6, aEd bearing interest from ,h;.t
day-.!e lille TO be retained iii payment oi tic
Purchase money, aa,! l Conveyance o.dered D.
The Cou!i. Dnnd ard security required.
70. MAYO, JR.. Commissioner
J,inc l1-ci:,r
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TAVERN AT BUCKINGHAM COURT
II0TTSE FOR SALE

TN My own right, and as agent for John Bland,
i shall, on The ilth Of August, lSf5, OFFER Tor
and three years, the Tavern, Stables, &c. a, Buck.
ingham Court House, heretofore in the posses.
sion of e L. serusgs; the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and deed otfus: on the
property. Possession will be given Immediately
after the sale. II a sale cannot be made, it will
be rented out from that time until the ist day OF
Januarv, l647. AT the same time will be sold
fifty acres offorcstland, abon, five miles from the
Court House, on the New Canton Road.
July l--cW5wt WIN. G. Overflow
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DOLLARS REWARD:

ryryTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD:
l,SSIAWAY from the subscriber, in the city
X :. p,chmond. on the l4lh day OF May last,
Il y % MAN. named David about 80 years
! ) ~" Mack abou, 5 feet ! or . inches high
! sss s,,,l, had on a roundabout and pants OF
s,M , law, iesn>; no scars or marks Iecoiiected-
= a,s' sa,e5 David Of MIR. George B. PoindeS'er,
7 u.r-ico county, in which neighborhood sup
Q fiG H. NAV be lurking l will give the above
;>e :, ii IS 10 any person who will apPrehend
: az" .srars him in Jail, so that can get him
~ ~ - or deliver him 10 Mr.. Silas Omohnndro
.s@ ,",sfin The city of Richmond, and will pay
2. ~" ,,,bl4 eypenscs ia. STOKES.
J.y ll-cl!
,,,S01CTION Of CO-PARrNERSHIP
ME ~ ~ Co.parnership of QUARLES, MER.
WIN 4 SUTTON, is this day dissolved
: ANIMAL consent All persons having claims
!. n r-sssn: them FIR settlement, and those in
sol wiIl rlease make paymen, without delay.
IT,. name Of he fun will be used by either part
=, il winding up its affairs.
y : THOS. D. QUARLES,
GEORGE A. MERWlN,
F. ". SUTTON, in.
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Nav a-cw2wS2aw,m
JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE

y q 'iS-' Ll.ND.o rA'ts csli-i..
y pursuance uf authority vested in Us b; The
L late John Wicsham, ofihe Cty OF Richmond.
We shall y9si.rfia se!!. 2, pualic auction. on The
pr mises, on Thursday, the l4h day Of Ausu
next, the well known estates III the said Wckham
on James River and fuckakoe Creek, consisting
Oh
No |. TIE upper plantation adjoining Thos.
Mann Randolph, ESQ, containing BY recent sur
rry 25o acres, large portion OF which con-
siss Of river low grounds, $50 acres being on
Tuckahoe Island with considerable boiy on
Tuckahoc Creek. This tract is situated imme-
dialely On he line OF the coal iormaion having
pits nov IN successful operation on each SIDE OF il
and coal mine, have been extensively worked On
the premises.
80. ,. The irar, formerly oyned bv lie late
James Cure, called Ei!crsie, containing ~ sur
rcy To- acres OF which abou, 600 acres are river
lc" grounds, OF the very best quality On this
tract there is an excellent brick SUCCEED dwelling
house.
No. 3 The lower plantation Purchased Of the
lare David Meade Randolph containing by sur
vey G9 acres, Of which abou; Ia acres are
river low grounds, with large body Of second
Low grounds. THERE'S Z dwelling house On this
tract, which al small expense might lie rendered
a very comfortable rc ience
No. 4. y tract u land bought Of Thomas
Mann Randolph, viii. 4 girls; and saw mill con-
tanning about 1875 acres.
These tracts Of land ara contiguous To eacl,
other; the James River Canal passing through the
three first. and he TucaIhu Canal through TIC
last. They form 2 bJ!g ot land Of stea, fertility
and in HE highest STATE Of improvement. Their
.icin'y 10 Richmond, being distant Gom Zen II
twelve mi!cs-;he advania.es oil line canai whic!
passes al he iUot OF The hill n situation du hi
, least pas~ih- injury, AMI which may ;1,.ri hi
means 81 irrigation dnc water power there being
a perpetual waste Of water a.two points with n,
value Of the coal prnprr,y-makc tpc:sp, tEit
mos, desirable real rs.ap thal VS. ever offered fl
sale in Virginia; atoul3Q acres haze been linisf
with great benefit
The rrns will Ne one.:ourIh cash or payabl,
al % days, and >ccue Cd b. noe negotiable al bank
wh a satisfactory crdnissl; and i.r The residue
creji! q one. TWO AMI lifec years, bearing in
lercsl from lie day ci sale ".ill BE- given, tc
which bond and security and !. deed o: trust ol
/ the property will he required
Possession "i 80 si.en on tic Isl January
! 1916 with the privilege Of sowing a crop Q
wheat this Fan Nh jenkins residing on III,
premises will show he properly 10 any person
| esit"ns Of inspecting:
| +. -. LEIGH,
! VIM r. WfCkIIAM,
Trustees and Executors Of J. WicI:han.
The slaves, sock, crops, &c. ,ril Re sod in h,
I Autumn ri which due n.ii.., will b. oir.,
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CONCORD ACADEMY

THE next session Of this Institution will CON-
J. mence the lst of July, at which time, some
Of the students, having completed their Academic
course, will leave vacancies for others
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county.
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

IL
DY cleansing the Blood from all impurities,
- gives power 10 every organ 10 perform its
functions healthy; no matter whether external
ly or internally situated. Nature has formed The
bowels Tor the evacuation OF all unhealthy humors
OF The blood, and itman would but use common
sense, he would take care they performed this Of
flee faithfully. Ii The bowels are out OF order, i
too slow, or TOO fast, a few doses OF brandre;hS
Pills vii! bling them 10 order. Ask the man
who was dying from cons'ipa;ed bowels what
cured him: he tells you, Brandreihs Pills. Ask
him who has had the dy>enieTy Tor six months,
and every remedy had failed he will tell youlh
Brandreth'S Pills cured him in week. SO with
other diseases Twelve Brandrelh's Pills rubbed
downin half pint Of molasses, cured little boy
Oh an ulcer OF III. face, which was rapidly spread
ing 10 his eyes and which dozen doctors had
tried 10 cure, bntcould not the poor parents would
have given hall they were worth TO have had il
cured, but every thing they tried did no good, I'M
Ill they gave lea spoonful Of molass s every day,
ia hall p:at Of which they had rubbed down
twelve Brandrc.ns Fills; before the whoesof the
molasses was taken The ulcer wss c.i,S@. And
vet some foolish people call Brandre!h's Pills
quack medicine. |, would be well il there were
few more such quack medicines. Will all
your pretended SaIsaparilla Compounds, or
Lozenges, or Salyes cure like The BIandreths
pills2 Can they send You 10 persons cured as
Or. Brand.eth can? Can they point ont TO you
people who had been helpless for years from Epi.
lepsy and ST. Vi,us' Dance, who have been cured
BY their remcdicsl lfthey cannot DR.. Brandrelh
| can. Can they point out 10 YOU person who for
twenty years had never had stool without hav-
ing used medicine, or mechanical means, and
whom the Brandrelh Pills cure in month, and
gave him as healthy evacuatUns as he had when
he was child
NJ BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. | East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo-
site lbe Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied with genuine al New
Wort. nr;ces July lift
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81 pTIzes " i;o'o 49, :, oc
Tickets $40. a Certificate OF Il p"cSase o. 20
Whole Tickets will he Sent for $50; halves ana
quarters in proportion.
In add;rion 10 the above large Schemes, there
arc smalIerones. Capitals from $4,000 To 20'0lio
sw;nr daily. Tickets in all OF which arc for
sale by W. :. o''i -
I'll,
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Tickets $40. and iomd Prize ;:i3. 4 Ccrii.
fcaie OF Package o. o whole Tickets in the
above will be sent for Sl20.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 20 To I've
iryyn lnl., of
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CASH SALE OELAND.

Executors Of Clement Read, deceased
July S-cwIlGc; :. Wing will COP
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Trustees and Executors Of J WicI: ham.
The slaves, sock, crops, &c. "clI Re sod in h,
Autumn, ri which due notice will be- given.
Jai; s--cids
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Tickets $40, mn forrest priseSl2 A Certificate
&c Package Of % Whole Tickets in The above
will be sent IL! Sl2o
Alexandria Lollery, Glass No. 30, 'obc drawn
Iul,,
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SITUATION WAN TED.

Juiy- ll-cit'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-11
PUBLIC SALES.
,tApsJIAi,S SALE.

 wm. Boodgood } glY VIRTUE ofa writ of
 against Hb f Ia. issued from lhe Watson k Godbold Circuit Court of the United Staies, for the Soaheru District of Alabams. and to me directed, will sell for cash in front of lhe United States Court Room, the first Tuesday, 7ih January next 1915, between hr hours "f l2 o'clock noon and oclnck P NJ, lhe following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile conEty, 10 wit - the southeast seclinn 10. township ?, range east, containing Ito acres. Also, inc east ] southwest section 10 township ?, range east, containing 80 acres. Also, the southeast or subdivision A rac- liona section !, townshp2 ,, range east, conlain- ing l32 50 loo acres, east of the Alabama rter, situated and l,ing in Baldwin cnunty, Alabama ,,lhe same hating been leved on the property of Jnnes D. Gndbold 10 satisfy lhe above menl toned fl. n.
 WM. HAMPSTEAD, U. < NJ. dec6 5ids Bye CUTLER, D. NJ. GJ-The above sale is postponed until the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. $. NJ. ianS 33ds By c. CUTLER, Dep. Mar.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-11
Succession of N. Girod.


 DY VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable Court hS of Probates, sitting in and for the city and Pa rsh oi New-Oreans, dated the 27th of December, l844, will be sold on the I9h FEBRUARY, lSi5, at 10 AM at tTIlIBODAUXVILLE, Louisiana, at the Court House, where Public Sales are usually made, bv the Honorable James McAllisier, judge of the Interior Parish of Lafourche, eroeio Auctoneer for the said Parish, the following Property, 10 witt 1st. A TRACT OF LAND, situated on the left bank of the bayou LaGourche, measuring arpenls and 2S toises (Dore ess,) win forty of depth, adjacent 10 the land of John Lee, with all the improvements thereupon.
 2d. A TRACT oF LAND of2 arpents, (more less,) ihe right hank of the bayou, oning that of Col. Pugh; having forty arpens m depth. 3d. Another TRACT OF LAND of twenty eight ar pents front tie bayou, with forty arpents in depth (nore ess,) ihe right bank ofihe bayou, adja- cent the property of Louis Courier, and that of Col. Pugh.
 4,h. 4 TRACT OF LAND of seven arpents front, (more less,) with 40 in deph on the Jeff bank of the bayou, adjacent to the property of Valentine Guiiro.
 9th Another TRAcr OF LAND. on the left bank of he hayor, ni 70 iren,s front, (more ess,) th th" depth heionsmg To II; adinrent to tte property of J. E.. Sanders.
 6th Another TRAcT OF LAND, on the right bank of the bayou, in front of that above, measuring 40 apents front, more less ) with he depth assigned to il; adjoining the property of William Fields and Antoine Fouche.
 
 pen,s front. (morc lcss.) left bank of the bayou, with the depth belonging to il, joining the property of Maxiie Henry, and of Louis Hiurany- 8ih. An ISLAND oH the Gulf of Mexico, known by tine name of TImBALIER; such as il contains and bears.
 9th. Another isLE on the Gulf of Mexico, known by the name of GRAED-CAILLoU; such it con- tains and bears.
 10th. Another ISLAND, on the Gulf of Mexico, known by the name of BRUSH ISLAND; such it contains and bears.
 Most of the above lands are suitable for the culture of the cane.
 TERMS OF SALE-One, two, three and four years' credit, ihe whole for notes endorsed 10 the satisfaction of the datNe testauentary Executors; said notes payable at the end of March of each year, and hearing interest the rate of eight per cent per annuIs, in case of non-paynent at maturity. The notes shall be mlde payable at the Bank of Louisi ana. with such restrictions shall be announced on the day of sale.
 The daii,e testamenary Executors oi N Girod:
 ANT. MI HOUD.
 A. GUiLLET, janl 2stKmo as Attorney of Mr. Quetant.