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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

hdl'I) ~ N''''''' O.1U
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
aftfsfssSy running daily 70 and from Weldon there
s5lSszsI-sa connecting with the passengers going
ssseSef South or hours ahead Of the Great
Southern Mail Line at Weldon, by which line travel
ltrs to and from Bac awaer and other pals of North
Carolina are accommodated at the above rates
N}-Travelle rs may rely On the above as the truth,
and without deception.
DC Travellers will please attend to our Soliciting
agent who hands Won this Bill ('rho WiH retute The
Jafsehoods Of the Great Southern Mni Line by stating
the truth Hand your checks to him or our Porter
IN the depot yard, (Sor'Olk Line on his hat) who viii
attend 20 your baggage, ana conduct you the boat
OIL II. SHEPPARD AGENT
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

New AND DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT. Fif-
ties on the Phcnix Bank of the city of N YORK,
admirably we'll executed, and calculated TO
PASS through the hands of good judges. They
are not, however, limitations of the genuine
SOS of this Bank, and may easily be detected
by observing that the counterfeit has the "Phe
nix" (spread eagle) near the centre of the note
over the "Phenix Bank"-and the genuine has
it near the left end. These notes have been
put in circulation at the west end of Canada
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
SELLERS, GREAT REMEDY

F0f LtUer Complaint. II Remarkable Case.
A VTENTION is asked TO the following state
IA ment Of Sam'l McCord, Esq. of Welslurg, Va;
WELLsBURG, Va, May Goth, ls45.
hereby certify that | was afflicted with the Live.
Complaint aud Phthisic for long time, being Fnorc
than year under the OF Physician, that the
disease instead OF being relieved by the medicine
so that was unable to stUop low enc ugh TO tie my
shoe. When the disease was at the worst; | was re-
commended to tIy sellers Liver Pills. did So and
was relieved greatly by the use of the first box aAt
completely cured by the second
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
HNUH ANNAPOLES,
IT FASTON Ann CANppTnCr

HNOR ANNAPOLIS.
n EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
81 ssSrATY The steamer OSIRIS, Cant. JOHN
SsasSats d. TURNER, will leave Comnerce-st
@ssSt'ns1ssax wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, for The above places and return next day
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, and Easton at q O'Clock, for AnnapoT
and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis. ..........T5 CEETS
g TO Easton or Cambridge. S1.5O.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Lanx
ing, st. Mchae's and Easton, (va Miles River Ferry
to Easton.) Will leave Commerce ST. wharf every
MONDAY MORNING, att O'Clock; and 7 turn neI.
day. leaving Miles River Ferry every TIE sday Morn
ing, at O'Clock; ST Michael's, a; Wye Landing 81
West River llB, for Annapolis ana Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis Observation-Disclosures 15 Cents
TO West River. r................SI. SI.0O
" to Wye, St MiChael's, or Ferry so
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharfevery WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same dar
touching at Corsica at l0l O'clock and Chester at i2
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage ST..
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leayes
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, att O'clock and returns same day, leaving West
River at Ia O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis rs cts. To West River 81.
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29-tsrJa Office lower end Commerce st. Bait.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

TENNESSEE. The official vote for Governor
at the late election in this State, shows that
ll4,9l5 votes were polled, Of which Brown,
Dem, had $500, and Foster, Wing, 56,646.
Browns majority 1923.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

EARLY Snow. We had slight sprinkling
of snow in this city on Monday night. At
Buffalo, on the 18th inst snow also fell. 1t is
said the Catskill mountains are covered with
snow to considerable depth
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

HEALTH OF BosroN. There were 4 deaths
las. week.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
FARE REDUCED.

Through tickets from Baltimore to Charleston,
5. e. have always been sold by this line,
cheerfully received, and promptly paid tU all
concerned, ,ior..................... S2l ,0
Through tickets TO and from Baltimore, Nor
folk OF Portsmouth, Na....,................ 6,0t
Through tickets 10 and from Cily Point, Peters
burg and Richmond, Va Observation-Disclosures. Goo
Through tickets 10 and from Weldon, N. Co.. 9,uC
:, :. 10 and from FrNnklin or Back-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
PHILAD., WHINING

~ 80 zkSRs--I3RE&RGface, Elklon, Wilmington
AMI Chester.
THE MORNING TRAIN Leaves the Depot. Praa
street, DAILY Except Sundsys) at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in full time to con-
tinue on by the Mail Train for New York reachipr
that city by lOl O'Clock the same evening! FACE S3
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore Sundays for PHI
adelph Is me mail train which leaves Pratt street
Depot, Baltimore, at O'Clock, p. M; and leaves Pbt
ladelpha at 4 O'Clock, P. M for Baltimore. FARE S2,
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare S1.sO, through to Philadelphia The Passep
ger Cars or Philadelphia, attached to the cgh train
will leave the Tratt street Depot on EVERY aETEp'
NOON except sundays) at 3! O'Clock, and arrive in
Philadelphia the same night. ~
r,.,.e-.,A. A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
W3- Tickets for the freight and accommodation train
must be procured at the office before taking seats N
the cars, otherwise full fare, charged bv the reSnar
mail passenger train, will be required by the conduc
tor ~ 80 -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

EMIGRANTs FOR TEXAS. Seven large CO.
vered wagons, filled with moveabes, belonging
to an emgratng party, from Morgan county,
Illinois, passed through St. Louis on the 18th
inst. for Texas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

MoRE MORMON TROUBLES ApPREuENpEp.-
We learn from the st, Lous Republican ofthe
18th inst. that deep feeling Of opposition to
the Mormons prevails among the citizens of
Hancock and the surrounding counties in Hi
nois, which requires but little to fan it into a
flame that will not leave vcstage of Mormon
ism in the State, The Republican says;
"The evaporation of the Mormons is
deep, bitter and unreIenting, and every day but
adds to it-and if circumstances do transpire to
bring about "A general collision between the
Antics and the Mormons, during this fall or
winter, the war will be most fearful one. In
deod, we doubt the ability ofthe Governor and
his officers, aud their force of 100 men, who
are to be stationed in llancocl; county until
next spring, to keep down the spirit of oppos-
ton, and prevent an outbreak. 1t is possible,
that man of the reputation and influence of
Gen. Hardin, if he would consent to remain in
Hancock, in command OF the military forces,
might be able to keep things quiet until the
opening Of ofspring. But even he could only do
it by an unceasing vigilance, and by preventing
the e!fenccs that are now said to be daily conf
mtted by the Mormons.
"RcportS Of continued deprodations on the
property of the Anti-Normons--the old set
tIcTs-continuo to reach us from Hancock. -
We are informed, that during last week, par
ty Of Alormons went into the southern part of
the county, and entered mans house and
stripped it Of every thing they thought desira-
bc-lhe owner and his family being absent at
the time.
Considerable excitement has been created,
especially in the northern part Of the county,
by the discovery Of the murder Of an old citizen
and AntMormon, Of the name of Dobonaire
We have also report, very imperfect in its
details, that two travellers, who left the vicinity
of Warsaw, few days ago, to cross the Missis
sipp at Hadison, were missing, and fears were
entertained that they had been killed. But we
place little confidence in this story.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

a Azs.sw FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
%tztse BRIDGE, AND EASTON The fine
as2zAsz1Eka1z6 steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
tinore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'lock, for the places above named-start-
ing from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l., G., TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-10-22

Correspondence of the American Republican,
Spirit Of Rerotution -Rongeism at Eil;coTS
.WlS-dcCidem s. Burial Temperance Meet
ing at Ht- ChesIer-C Cheap System Geniismea
rtrsS Mechanics
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
RKHRIern slF Cal1nr4hN.

Fer steamboat Jas Hewitt i'm Warsaw-Desha, Shop. yard & co l4S bales; A Campbell 76i Lodyard ct 56; Toomer, Gay & co 62; Tartt, Stewart co l0s; Galloway 2i; Harris, Clayton d oo 5; Mnse Russell g. Labuxsn Oids g. Crawford 50; Dickinson X Eus tls I6, Leavens q Malone 3; c Marsb'e 52i Pope ( Son 66; Mauldsn & Terrell ylj Hill 50; Rupert ds MeLeiisnd l27; Jones & Swanzey 5l Walker Holmes sS; Campbell, Owen & co 23, Harwell & Davis l8; Bull t Boardmsn 10; Bfoinax. Newton X co 6; Lyon & Ba: GaiAes g.; peck & Shackleford 6i Sims Redus 25 T Estman I5
 Per steamboat Minerva from vienns-J Crawford SEQ bales; Lyon Baker SC; Leavens & Malone 80; Donald q Msrshall Is; l. Galloway l2; Brodnax, Newton & co 1905 Rves, Battle co II; Campbell 5; Win Bower & cs 55; C 0 Marabls 39 Rupert d McLeand I7: Tarti, Stewart co 62 'fooiner, Gay 4 co g T Hill 77i o Cummins 49; W Harbin f.
 Per steamboat Irene finn Coumbus-Desha, Sheppard x co 90 bales; l. Andrews & co 50; W Scott 45; A Ledyard | co s3; Harrison Blair 4Si Toomer Gay & 29; Harris, Clayton & 8; Maudin Terrell 22i Crawford 2li J Cummins is; Jones & swanzsy l5; W Hill < co 6; Sims & Redus 6; Boyd Bros.
 Per steamboat Eliza fin Gainesvillo-Tartt, Stewart & co als balesi RIyes Battle co ls5; Brodnax, Newton & co l36; c Marabs Il5 Rupert & Mcclellan 96; Ly- Baker 93 Dickinson & Eustis 85 Boyd & Bro s5; Ulriok Wallace 60 66; iiarweli Davis 65 Labusau Walker & Holmos s7; Anderson q Dickson Ss; Toomer Gay & 60 2yj E Carlisle s5; Hill 25i A Campbell a4; Smith, Walker co 2o Dssha, sheppard & co l9; Donald l; Simpson d Roth Is; Donald & Marshail l2, J asndsifo l; 5oy kin & McRas 3A Leavens & Malone 3; Hsyt, Ford & Robinson 3.
 Fer steamboat Ruby i'm Abordoon-Sims Rodus 30 Battle q oe 53; Campbell, Owsa co 38 Bradford d Saunders l5; Crawford 2Ui W Bckford IT; Wsihsr A simpson a1i Ds'h. sheppard CD oo Rhsa. Sykes co
 fer s,sa Hlbrat Charlotte nn Weiumpka-Toomsr @ ay Co lse balssi Pops son ll6; q W Tareton Ill; LAnnrsws & co F; Rpsa, sykes & co Ill, Mauldsn & Terrell s7i Boykiu MeRss 63; Andrews Dawson 72; D seaman l6; W Armstrong 25; N fAIpot l3; M Wi,hsfs 60 '; N L Baker l3; Deshs sheppard S go eA; Hsyt, Ford Robinson S5; simpson Roth 24; Lsa- vsss t alone $; Horton d Clock s Brodnax, Newton A ss go; W N Thompson 27; Donald & Marshall 16.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
PUBLIC SALES.
MARSHAL'S SALE
 HTUfaHnss


 Vim. Bloodgaod )6SY YlRTUE of a writ of
 against ID fl. ia. issued from lhe Watson 6 Godbod Srircut Court of the United StaIes, for the Sonheru Disliict of Alabama. and me directed, w,Il sell for cash in frort ol lhe United States Court Room on the first Tues ay 7th January next, l945, between Ihe hours of I2 o'clock and ocinck P. M, ihe following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile county, 10 vii - the southeaS section 10, lownship2, range east containing l60 acres. Also, the east t southwest 1 section 10, township 2. range l east, containing 70 acres. Also, the southeast | or subdivision 4, rac- tional section 2, township ?, range 2 east contan- ing l32 J0l00 acres, eas. of the Alabama riyer, situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama, ,.lhe same having been levied on the property of James D. Godbold tU satisfy the above men, ,ioned ii Ei.
 WM. HAMPSTEAD, U. S NJ. dee6 5tds Bye CUTLER, D. NJ. IE,-The above sale is postponed until lhe FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. M. janS 33tds By c. CUTLER, Dep. Mar.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
BY s |. & l.. JONES.
 SI JONES Auctionl

THIS MORNING, al o'clock, at our grocery sales room,
 A general assortment of Groceries, Westarn Pro- duce, Sc.
 Also, at 10 o'clock Al our dry goods sale room, large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Brogans, Glass Ware, etc. etc, Terms cash
 Also, at II o'clock, an invoice of Cutlery, VIZ: German Silver Table and Tea Spoons Pen Knives cards, Percussion Caps Table Cutlery, Rogers make
 Fine polished Steel Bits, Rogers Razors Fine Steel Scissors cards and m packages Thimbles, Tacks, Mill Saw Files Boutwell, Files, solid Cast Steel Shears Fine Gothic Tea Trays, Sh wing Soaps Lead Pencils, Padlocks assorted sizes Horse Brushes, fine fancy do, Shoe do Grfkth's heavy polished Trace Chains Smoih Iron Stands, French Letter paper Top Knot Brushes, Waters etc. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
TRuST SALE


 Of valuable Real and Personal Estate. nN MONDAY, ihe 27lh instant, at l2 M., in &I front ofthe Court House, in the city of Mobile, I will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, THIRTY THREE likely valuable SLAVES, male and fema le, including house servants, mechanics and ahorers.- Also, the following lot parcel of hud, situated in the county of Mobile, and known as Fowler's re- serve, of the St. Louis purchase, made by Owen, Lipscombe and Fowler: bounded the south and west bv Three Mile Creek, on the north by Lips combe's reserve, lately conveyed to Smith, on the northeast by Robnson's tot, and on the east bv Ged- des and Shaw's--in township hip--range--se secton--. containing in all 36 50-l00 acres; together with all and singular, the hereditaments and appurteoances unto the belonging, including the Brick Yard known as---brick yard and the brick now in said yard.
 The above described property much as may be necessary, be sold by virtue of certaln deed of trust, made by Alfred Fowler, 10 Bilups Gayle. Cashier of the Branch Cf the Bank Of the State of Alabama, al Mobile and his successors in office, to secure certain debts therein set forth, which deed bears datel5lh March, IS42, and is recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Conrt for Mobile county, in book No. 8, page 47S to 476.
 The aiiove property is exceedingly valuable and the titles believed to be indisputabe.
 The names, ages and qualities of ihe negroes will be fully made known the day of sale.
 HENRY 5. HOLCOMBE, jsn17 Ats eashier, Trustee.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
BY c. W. OGDEN.

TUESDAY, al le o'clock, al stores Nos 75 and 77 Water street. late NJ. Dusnds-
 Port Warden's Sale. Will be sold under inspection of the Port Wardens for account of whom il may concerR- 200 boxes Goldfish. damaged on the voyage of importation.
 Also, by order of the executors of estate of M. Durand, IS cases, each 60 boxes Table Salt
 do Hats, Sc. Immediately afterwards, an assortment of groce- ries, SIc., consisting of
 100 bbls Flour; 10 hhds Sugar; 10 bbls do 20 do Molasses; boxes Loaf Sugar 60 do Whiskey; 60 kegs Lard
 10 casks Sides; 100 boxes Raslns 20 boxes Figs; 10 bags soli she'll A Almonds 10 boxes Lemons; 20 iie,ces prime Rice 50 bags Rio Coffee; 50 boxes Soap 25 boxes superior fancy Soap
 25 boxes Sperm Candles; pipe Gun 10 packages Tea; 10 casks Claret Wine bbls Alcohol; B boxes Lemon Syrup 20 baskets and cases Sweet Oil 40 bbls Potatoes; 20 kitts fine Salmon 20 boxes Tomato Caisup; 20 do Tobacco 10o00 Sesars; 10 kegs Goshen Butter 2O hnxes heese &c &c
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
GRAND PICTURESQUE AND MECHANICAL
 THEATRE, AT THE
 C0RTNTHTAN HALL

THIS EVENING, JAN 20TH ONE WEEK ONLY. HNHE Proprietor has spared neither money nor \ pains to accomplish this stupendous work, and this being the first exhibition of this kind m the sou tern parts of the United Slates he trusts that the citizens of Mobile will honor hm at the above Hall, and judge for themselves to what perfection me- ctansm has at present arrived. This Theatre re presents:
 lsT. The Assault of Constaniina in Africa, made by the French Army in 1887, as follows: View of the ancient City of Constantina lying on an enor- aous Bluff; the Alias Mountains; the Redoubt of Tunis; the vast platform He'd Fl Mansourah, &c. i; The French Army marching against the Arabs ; Appearance of the great Arabian Chief Abde Ka- der, followed by his trsop of Arabs on horseback i; Battle fought between the two Armies, ending with the victory of the French; The Victorious Army pursuing the Arabs and Bedouins, force them 10 fl to the mountains; Explosion of tho Mine Tho ex- actess of the movements of either of the soldiers or horses, Inc shot of the muskets and cannon sol from the forts, are so naturally done, as To surprise the spectator to Il utmost degree. This magnificent and interesting spectacle, deco rated with splendid scenery and machinery, has been repeated in all the principal cities of Europe for many and maBy nights, and obtained always the most enthusi asc applause.
 END. View of the famous Black Forest, exhibited in Grand Diorama: Darkness in the Forest; Grow g of the day by degrees; Appearance of the Ban dtti seated by the fire.
 SnD. Magnificent view of the Midnight Mass in Rome; exhibited also in Diorama. This master piece represents the interior of the Saint Louis Church, very dmy illuminated; after a moment, and bv llle and little, tho whole Church is it. luminated by Candles as splendid AS can be; Peo- pie are cotniny in and taking their seats The Priest appears dressed in splendid robes, walking 10 the Altar.
 g1- good Band of Musicians is engaged To play some oi the more selected pieces of music arranged expressly and adapted to the purpose.
 tt For further particulars, please see small bills.
 Doors open at half past 6o'clock-Performancs to commence at ' o'clock.
 Admittance 50 cents. Children and servants half price.
 nf- Entrance for Ladlaa on Dnnnhin-si iAn2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
Succession of N. Girod.

 RG VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable Court Ae of Prnbltes sltting in and for the city and Pa rINh oi New-Orleans. dated Ihe 27th of December, lsii, will be gold on the l9ih FEBRUARY, l845. at I0 AM ,at THIBODAUXvILLE, Louisiana, at the Courl House, where Public Sales are usual ly made, bv the Honorable James McAlster, judge of the Interior Parish Of Laiourche, er-oco Auctoneer for the said Parish, the following Property, to witt 1st. TRACT or LAND, situated on the left bank of the bayou LafourcIe, measuring arpenls and 2S toises, (Wure or ess,) with forty of depth adjacent to the land of John Lee, with all the improvements thereupnn.
 2d. A TRACT ov LAND of 2s arpents, (more or less,) the right bank of the bayou oining that of Col. Pngh; having forty arpents depth. 3d. Another TRACT or LAND of twent, eight ar- penis. front the bayou, with forty arpenls in depth (inote less the right bank of the bayou, ada- cent to the property of Louis Courier, and that of Col Pugh.
 4,h. A TRACT OF LAND of seven arpents front, (more less) with 10 in depth, on the left bank of the bayou, adjacent 10 the property of Valentine Guitro.
 9th. Another TRAcT or LAND on the left bank of he bayou, of 40 arpents front, (nore ess) h the depth belonging 10 It adjacent 10 the property of ]. F.. Sanders.
 6th Another TRAcT or LAND, on the right bank of the bayou, in front of that above, measuring 10 arpents front, tnore ess,) with the depth assigned ro it; adjoining the property of William Fields and Antoine Fuuche.
 
 pents front, (more less,) left bank of the bayou, with the depth belonging to it, joining the property of Max le Henry, and of Louis Hurany h. An ISLAND oa the Gulf of Mexico, known by the name oi iTIMEALlER; such as il contains and bears.
 9th. Another IsLE, on the Gulf of Mexico, known by the name of GRAsD-CAILLoU; such as il con- tains and bears.
 10th. Another ISLAND, on the Gulf of Mexico, known by the nome of B RUSH ISLAND; such as it contains and bears.
 Most of the above lands suitable for the culture of the cane.
 TERMs or SALE-One, two, three and four years credit, the whole for notes endorsed to the satisfaction of iie daive restamentary Executors; said notes payable the end of March of each year, and bearing interest nt the of eight per per annuna m case of Don-payment at maturity. The notes shall be m,de payable the Bank of Louisi- ana, with such restrictions shall be announced on the day of sale.
 The dative esamentary Executors of N. Girod:
 ANT. MI HOUD.
 A. GUILLET, ian1 2StKmo as Attorney of Mir. Queianf.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
JACOB $. MARSH, Agent, jan3 29tds Branch Bank at Mobile.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on the l7th of April, ls45, between the hours of II o'clock A. N. and o'clock P. M of said day, negro called JOHN, aged about 23 years, and says that he be- longs to Mrs. Nancy McClary. of Beaufort coan- ty, South Carolina, from whom he was stolen about six years since the said slave John is black. about feet, ' inches high, and has scar on the bottols of his Jeff foot. cut by glass bottle when boy Said negro having been committed 10 the jail of Mobile cornty as a runaway slave, by Charles A. lIoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, on tho l1h day of September, ls44. and his owner having failed 10 come forward, prove property, pay changes and take him away, he therefore IS to be sold m compliance with the statutes in such made and provided to pay jail fees.
 octIS 2l9ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff, M.C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
MAXINE LIST.
 PORT OF MoBILE-JANUARY 20.
CLRARgD.


 CLRARED. Br bark John Mum, Watt for Liverpool, by W Mlli- gan so.
 Brig Morss, Edgsr, for Nsw-York. by Whitaker & Sampson.
 SD msSsd schr Nusv0 Tisrs, Ps, for Havana, bJ RaiaEa, Murrsl & GU.
 ARRIVED. Bark Wm James, Read, fun Providence, 10 master Steamboat Jss l. Day. Reynolds, inl How-orleans. Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, ,fIn Nc S-OFleans. Steamboat Ruby, Otis. trom Aberdeen with 677 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Jas Hewitt, QuArrlsr, from Warsaw, wiih 1894 bales cotton. - s.esabost Minerva, Burgess, from Vienna, with sS' balss sottOn. - Steamboat Irene. Leonard, from Columbus, with 445 bales cotton. Steamboat Elisa, Roberts, from Gainesville. with ls47 bales cotton.
 steamboat Charlotte, LOthrOp, from Ws1ampka, with 1o7l bales cotton. CLEARED FoR THIS roaT--At New Orleans, Jan 16- Bark Dlsntha, Williams. SAILED FoR THIS PoRT-From Charleston, Jan. lS-- eehr Squirrel, Riehards-caryo lS4 Ics rice, dc. NEw-OBLEANs. Jan l7-Arr, steamboat Tuscaloosa, LaVsrKy, fm Cincnnati for Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
BY J. H. RIVERS & co.
 ], II. RIVERS, Auclionet
Port Wardea's $ Sale

Port Warden'S Sale THIS DAY, Monday, 20lh, at l2 o'clock, on ac count of whom it may concern Yaw Boat and Sails saved from Br brig Eliza Ann. Also, Sails. Rigging and Spars from ship Ontario 400 bales prime Maine Hay 250 bbs prime Planting Potatoes 200 do do Chenango do 125 do do White do 70 do Dried Apples 100 b,xes No l scaled Herrings l25 do do Codish; 50 do do Soap 50 do Tallow Candles
 45 bbls No I, 2 and Mackerel 100 | do do do do 100 do No l and , do 100 do do do sl bbls Rum, Brandy and Gin 9 de Beets and Tura,ps 2S sacks Hava1 Coifee, with other articles to
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-20
SHERIFF SALE,

TWILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House
 w door oi Mobile county. the 10th day of March ls45 between the hours of II o'clock A. M. and 4o'clock P. NJ. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years of black comnlexion and has n on her right cheek, and say. that she belongs to one Jack Sullivan near Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that she Jeff her master's house sometime last spring. Said negro womnn having been committed 10 the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, on the 27th day of July lS44, by Micajah Crenshaw Esq, as a runa- way, and her owner having failed to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, she therefore will be sold in compliance with the statute in such made and provided to pay jail fees. CHARLES BANCROFT,
 sep2-19 Sheriff Mobile County.