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No.s4..

the Pennsylvania of the 1st instant in-
forms US, that friend 10. Leigh states that
so far from the iron interest being paralt
yzed in that section, il was never more
active, and that one company have. within
the last len days, received applications for
more than forty thousand tons Of Pig
fron.n a.' ~ 'jFEs 2.
Montour Rolling MiH.-Since the wea>
ther has become cooler, says the Dam
vile lnelIigencer; the hands in the Mon,
tour Rolling Mills are able To drive ON
the work with more vigor, and the pro.
cess of making railroad iron is now carried
on steadily and briskly day aud night,
Sunday except The Furnaces of1he
Montour Company are undergoing repairs
and extensive Improvements in hearlhs;
The arrangement of the boilers, &c. ~
Ie,os ir Bokemia:-The Emperor Of
Austria has Just issued two ordinances in
favor of the lsraelites of Bohemia. The
first Of these ordinances prescribes that
from the first of January, lS47, the tax of
The Jews shall be decreased seventh eve.
ry year, so that at The end OF seven years;
this odious tax, which, in the method by
which it;ie collected, is vexalious:in the
highest degree; will be entirely abolished
BY The other ordinance the Emperor has
created at The University Iof Prague
ProfessorsIlip of languages and Rabinnical
literature, and Doctor Samuel'I. Wesley.
The frs, preacher in the Synagogue of
Prague, has been nominated TO fIIit.A
This last measure has been received with
especial enthusiasm by our 1sraelites.;it
being the first time' in the Austrian States
a. Jew has been appointed Professor Of a
University, 10 The functions Of which'many
prerogatires are attached, especially the
enjoyment oflhe righsof nobility.
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.sN0fice.

Notice.
A LII Persons having demands against
IN the Estate Of VIM. Brunsou, de-
ceased, are requested to render them in
according TO law. Those indebted 10 said
Estate are requested to make Immediate
payment. -"
D. BRUNSON, Executor.
April 90 If Is
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Notice.

a LII persons having demands against the
IA essa,e OF David Richardson, are request.
ed to presen, them Immediately, properly at.
tested and all debtors of the estate, are required
10 nuke prompt payment, as the affairs ofthe
estate are about to be closed.
JAS. NJ. RICHARDSON,
JAS. S. GUIGNARD,
Executors.
May | ly 10
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State sof South Carolina,

1 ~
-..EDG GEFlELD DISTRICT!
III the Court Of Ordinary:
austin Rove aud 4pt1e5s,l J
appli'is, rs. Mary Rove. -
aud tstllsrs, Defts. ssS ,,sl:-
appearing 10 my satisfactinn; that
{ .ftnlfew.Jackso6 RpWc.s lives hey ond
The limits 0tlahis STAT lieieiore or:
Islsgessl he az psaf ana III iokjectlo ihe
sale afthe real estate Of VIM.
Is Rowe, deceased, OH or before the Grsl
Mnndayin September next. or their con-
sent to The same will be entered Of record.
, Given under my hand al my o!hco, 81
June, 1916.
JOHN IT'LL. o. L. D.
June Sd. 1916 l2w 10
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United States Senate Of l6l7.-The N.
Y. Globe has the following statement and
estimate Of the probable political standing
of the United States Senate, commencing
on the 4th of March, lS47.
''Qf The Wings whose terms expires in
ls47, successors have been elected 10
Evans. of Maine; Cilley, Of New Hamp-
shire, and Barrow, Of Louisiana. The
gentlemen elected are James w. Brad
bury, john P. Hale; and Solomon U.
Downs, all Democrats, though it is douIit-
full how far Hale will act with the demo-
cratic party. The legislatures that are to
choose Senators in The place Of Simmons,
oil Rhode Island Mangum, of N. Caro-
lima, and Archer, of Virginia, have already
been elected. Simmons and Mangum will
be succeeded by Wings, and Archer by q
Democrat. Woodbridge, of Michigan,
and Jarnagip of Tennessee, will in all
probability he Succeeded by Democrats
though it is said that local causes may give
Woodbridge chance for re-electiou.-
Davis of Massachusetts; Clayton Of Della
ware; Miller of New Jersey, Morehead oi
Kentucky. wings; aud Calhoun Of S. G.;
Lewis of Alabama; Chalmers of Missssip-
pi; Semple of Illinois; Ashley of Arkansas
Houston of Texas, democrats, will be sue
ceeded by Senator'S Of like politics; and
The chances for the reelection Of Be!rien
of Georgia, are about even.
"lf the above statement prove correct
and the wings, carry Georgia at,the hex
election, and Iowa and Winconsln come
ioto the Union with democratic Senator:
next winter, the Senate will stand Oh the
4th OF March, l647, 40 democrats 10 &c
/ whigs."
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NOflCe,

Notice.
DY an order from John Hill, ESQ.,: Ord!na;
lid ry Of EdgeEeld, shall sell at Edsetletd
Court House, on the 18Th dey ol September
next, the personal Estate nj Samuel u. Marsh,
deceased, consisting oil two negr'e 'es and gold
watch, on credit oflwelye months. with IN.
,sres, from date. Purchasers will be required
to give notes with two approved securities.
A. B. ADDISON, Administrator.
sept. 2 81 81 90
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4 Good Rule.-Lord Erskin was distiu :
guisbed through life for independence of
principle, for his scrupulous adherence to
The truth He once explained The rules
Of his conduct, which ough, 10 be deeply
ensraven ON every heart. He said, "it
was a frs, command and cnupsel of my
earlies, youth, alwaySro do what my con-
science told mo 10 be a duty, and leave the
consequences to Cod 4 shall carry with
rne the memory, and trust the practice, OF
This palerual lesson TO the grave. have
hitherto followeiil, and have no reason 10
COMPLAIN that my obedience to i, has
been temporal sacrifice. have found it
on the contrary ,lhe road TO prosperity and
wealth, and shall point out the same path
10 nv children for their pursuit"
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III OtiCG.

a S receive paynsrtilo. my labors IN the
IA Clerks Office in small Sums, and have
now Oh :ay hands u grenr!nany Deeds unpaid
for, must earnestly request all persons who
bring Deeds. to my office for record, 10 leave
the money with the Deeds.
THO. G. BACON.
ausus,19 3m 81
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gard las the rich paid upon fine cotton.
actually costing twenty cen's yard, aud
French calicoes actually costing 80 cents
per yard, and worn. and used by The rich.
This was the principle Of the act Of '42,
so much lauded by over-grown capitalists
Ia bill that should have been denounced
IAN act to make the poor: po9Eefs aud :lhe
rich richer;" and yet the act Of lS46, which
has abolished this cruel, unjust, and iniqui-
tous principle, and placed Ihe duty upon
the Quality and cost Of the arlicIeI is to be
denounced, and wing arithmelicians are
cyphering up how much PARTY capital they
are to make out of this too long delayed
justice to the twenty millions Of consu.
mers i'll. this country.
The wings may rest assured, they are
wakirs up the wrong passengers, and are
calculating without heir host 10 this mat
ter. The people are loo intelligent and
scrutiniziag, long to be deceived and duped
by observation-disclosures, or selfish and
mercenary manufacturers.
Ne'0 England Railroads. The Boston
Courier of Tuesday, in lis Money Article.
has the following statement respecting the
high estimation in which Railroad invest.
menIs are held in that quarter. In ttese
times Of doubI and distress they have be-
come the leading securities. The Cou
rier says: 40
"a fair demand exists for the solid divi-
dend securities; the railroads taking The
lead, ashley are considered safer. and less
liable 10 loss, trouble in negotiation, and
other contingencies, than'any other class
of recorded property! Similar stocks in
England take Tie same rank. They con-
stitute reservois for the rich. savings banks
for The less fortunate in pecunary affairs,
and can be relied upon for liberal and :m-
proving returns al stated periods" -:
The Courier adds that the following,
being the latest quotations, show ihe enor-
nous advances which has. been reached
BY some of the popular railway stocks in
Great Britain: -
Great North of England, se23l sig. for
sl00 stg. paid. - 80
Birmingham end Gloucester, sl29 sig.
for sflO0 stg. paid. =.
: Edinburgh ''and Glasgow, 875 sig. for
s50 sts. paid. -
Great Western, sl52 sig. for ss5s,g.
paid. i =
Hull and shelby,selo7 stg. for c SO stg.
[|snaid
Manchester aud Birmingham, ss5 sig; for
f40 sig. paid. - -
Midland Counties, dsl4G s,s. for slOO
sig. paid.
Manchester and Leeds, Gl22 slg. for
esq stg. paid.
Loadon and Birmingham, $3.50 s,g. for
fl00 srg. paid.
Some of these railways were partly
built with borrowed capital. al low rate
ofinterest consequently all the nett SUR.
plus Is f1,f the benefit Of the shareholders.
These roads have been very successful
the dividends have been large, andas a
natural consequence the prices have ad-
vanced in some instances, to one hundred
aud thirty per cent. .,
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Notices.

lSOElCeoS
7ENO Administrators. Executors and Guar.
a dians, who have not made any returns
of their Transactions as such, for the current
year, are respectfully requested TO .ntterd to
this duty without further delay, as the time
prescribed by law las already expired. 1t is
desirable that those who are intrus.ed with
such business should attend TO it in the proper
time, 10 prevent the payment Of cost, forfei.
lure oftheir Commissions. and great deal Of
irregaanty IN business.
JOHN HILL, O. Ed.
July Is If 25
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A =
n1sg who: 0nld5 Fight any thing 10 human
shape sbatfa Kicking runaway horse they
jscanno ftfive-:I haveknown others raised
itosattend 6efsee, lthatno horse could ter
Eriiffy. Hcedelude then hal cotrage infaIlen
idaais thesT sTesuli; Of his education, no man
possesses slrne courage who is no, born OF
Got, and hs oily can stand unmoved when
l:all l1atdre shall appear 10 confusion. From
the foregoing, The reader willperceive that
There arestWo kinds of courage-the one
real derised from the spirit Of God the
ether, 6cIiiiyus, derived from the devil and
supported :oll the crutches Of mans educa-
aEni .T '-1''
3, n. b. Fear was necessarily connected
To tra6sgfession First, for the more
thorough Punishment Of angels who had
.siaped personally, knowingly and wilfully.
(las devitsfear andHemble,) aud who had
mo posterilY 10 derive pollution from their
fall; 10 whom, therefore, God did moi think
;itgood tooffer salvation. Secondly For
tbespurposeSof causing the human race
10 flee sIhssWrath to come, for The fear of
the Lord 3isl lhe beginning of wisdom, and
in which iheshaman race became polluted
neither knowingly nor willingly, Through
Adam and Eve aud therefore for whose
salvation God.in mercy sacrificed his son.
TERMINATION OF THE WAR.
Az offcerai the Gulf Squadron writes
as follows respecting the probable lermina-
-. = !. ,,T ~, t,,,l..f ,u;,L, hay;,a
wish I Gould give you some promise
Of an early tefmination ofthi war, but |
see litle prospect for the present; not
thai thefesis any apparent activity on the
parlsof the Msxicans, or that there is the
sligttest.prpbapilily that more troops can
be raised: fot the north. but The people,
from long habil. OF being oppressed by
their military rulers" have grown callous
and indiHerenIso 10 consequences. TO such
an eSieuthaSltiis increased in the interi-
or. thai lain convinced thai the advance
of Gen. TayIosKill not lie regarded with
more alarm tlihn tho march through their
territories of. one Of their own generals. 1t
4issfrom This cause that the battles Of the
9Th ane 9th oisbIay, and the blockade Of
their coasts have failed TO produce peace
fol oyef,ufes,s 8,
S lie same seeles Wereactedz before by
The French epast was blnckaded, the.
Scaa,l ,:na issilei Epaf lsme.!
,ed@hdi isiIsWas all 10 no purpose and
il Was3nbt unfiN the people, Cur of from
lle,supplies fiom abroad, began 10 move,
that the military governors would listen to
terms. You will see, therefore, TO use The
words of the 'Umon, that I'VE have To con.
quer peacb.' or wait for The people TO
overthrow their rulers. Fortunately, in
this Alternative, we are mol confined, like
The French, to operations on the soaboard,
brl are likcl tdpresent a nshre furclble
appeal, in lhe approach Of all ARMY. l.
regre, that Gen. Taylor's means was such
that he could.:not advance Immediately
after rhe battles Of the Rio Grande, for
such was the panic through The country
then, that r.por, after report, Of the va
guest character. followed each olher;-
first, that be was al Monterey, then al
Zacatecas, and next at San Louis Polosi-'
all Of which places had opened their gales
10 him"
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Notice.

A IL Persons having demands against the
IA estate ofllenry Carr, dec d., ale request,
ed to present them legally altested, and those
indebted are requested to make immediate Pay
lncnt. THOS. LAKE, administrator.
June 3 II lU
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Notice.

Notice.
HEyHE Commissioners Of the Upper Ba,ta:
lion Of the 9Th Regiment 5. G. NJ, will
petition the next Legislature to discontinue the
Key Road, as Public Road.
BY order of the Boald '.a
49, A. TUCKER, Clerk pro ten.
scpember2 4, 81
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Female Educalion.-Fash fe-
male education 'is said TO bes,eaching a
young lady TO talk French, tOalk. Spanish.
faint gracefully aud dance the Polka.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

7HSHE Subscriber offers for sale the Planta.
IL ton on which he lives, 81 miles above
Hamburg, lying on the Savannah river, COLI
tai,ing about 500 acres Of Land; on the prem
ises are q two story comfortable Dwelling
F House, in the Piney Woods, out houses, u
Grist Mill, Cotton Gin carried BY water, and a
small Fishery is attached it.
Alsu-A Plantation in Barbour county, Ala.
bania, 5 miles from the market town Eufaula,
containing $50 acres of Land, one.thrd cleared
and under good fence 1t has two.s,ory
Dwelling House, on, houses and quarters for
sixty Negroes.
Amy reasonable terms, 10 suit the purchaser,
GEO. PARRoTT. Z
July % St 26
" The Abbevlle Banner and Green4ille
Mountaineer. will please copy.
Notice.
FENHE undersigned having purchased the
"A entire interest in the Tin Shop at Edge
field Court House, would beg leave 10 inform
the public, tina, they intend carrying on the
same business, such as
Roofing, Giatterins, and
M Manufacturing OF Tin,
Copper, Il shcetlr0m
w A R E,
Also, all manner ofJOBBING done, in work
inanlke manner.
All orders from Merchants and others will
be attended 10 at the shortest notice.
HILERY COOPER,
CHARLES l. REFO.
august 26 If 81
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Illinois is .running the thing into the
orounj.n, She has turned out democratic
majority Of 5000 in one congressional dis
irict. and has given the: democratic candid
ale for, Governor: 22,62l |! Stop there
Illiuoisi you'll do!
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Many ofthe lax payers of the Disirictreco
mend the present Commissioners, to be re'elec.
ted, TO carry into execution the present plans
of he new Poor House system, &c.
SETH BUTLER.
GEORGE BOSWELL,
JOHN HUlTT,
ROBERT. BRYAN, SEN.
LITTLETON A. BROOKS.
September te 33
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03
TEXAS AGENCY.

 sHE undersigned having connected himself with ibe firm of WEBB, DrvAL & Co.,, of the ely of Aas,in. as Geniral Agents. has opened an Oirse ia the city of Galveston, Crexas1 under the style of AYERS, WEBB & Co, which, in connection with the Office at Austin, will attend to business in al | parts of the State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene- rally. n any part of Texas;
 To the location sale of Land Caimst
 To the examination of Land Titles. and give writ ten opinions as to their validity. when required;
 T" the procurins sf Patents from the General Land Office. or other documents which may be re- qursd to perfect Titles of Lands:
 To the payment of Taxes npou Lands. os other property, Vf aon-resdents or abseDiees. To the prosecution of Claims on the late Republic, or present State. of Texas, for Money or Lands: To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government:
 To the collection of Foreign Debts. and to all oIh- CT business which comes within the puryieu of General Agency.
 The Senior member Of this branch of the firm, has long been known active and vgilent Collector of Debts, particularly such have been considered doubtful or lost. He has also been largely engaged n Land matters various parts of the country and knows we'll what is necessary 10 be done i procuring good Titles.
 The junior mefnher Of tha firm, (Mr. UPsHUR1 has, for several years. been connected with the Gen eral Land Ofhce-aRd, in the performance of the pe- ealiar duties which devolved him, he acquired perfect knowledge of ihe condition of the land in the State AS perhaps any man in it-and is, there fore, eminenIy qualified for the transaction of such business will require the possession of Ilv, de- scription of Knowledge.
 The other members practising Lawyers. One of them has. for seyeri years, been practitioner in Texas, and has devoted much of his time 10 the in- vestgaton of the Land Titles of the country. He IS therefore, prepared to give opinions winch may arise respecting such Titles.
 In all cases, Communications addressed to the firm must be post paid. otherwise they will not be taken from the office; and where business is directed 10 be done, which ~ilI reqsire Ihe advancement of money. tue money msst accompany tue instructions.
 The charges will be moderate; but as il Is intend- ed that business con6ded 10 he firm shsi be lrsns- acted with the utmost prsmptness. even should it qure the consant attention of each of it's members, IL is hoped that none except those who iaiend 10 be equally p~omp, iA the paymen, oi ices, will call spoB Il. DAVID AIRES. kKFKR To-
 Hon. D. G. BURNETT, AHsiin,
 Hon. ABNER 5. LlPSCOMB, Independence,
 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston.
 F. PRESCOT, Esq. New Orleans,
 Hou. F. c. HEARD, Esq, Mobile.
 GALVESTON, Sept. 25th. 1S4s. soyl0mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03
SHERIFF'S SALE. David Walker,
Vs VehdltIOnI eKpOUas
 E

James E. Zuntz WILL. bs sold fer cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county .on ihe first Mon day si October next, all that parcel, piece. or lot Of land and premises sitnated lying and being in the city of Mobile al the northwest corner or intersec- ion Of Monroe and edar streets, having front on Cedar street of one hundred feet, with depth of one hundred and eigbt (lO6) on Monroe. The same is to be sold as the property of David Walker, by virtue of the above stated vendiion exponas which issued from the County Court oi Mobile county and ss me directed.
 tJ- The above sale is postponed until the first Monday ol November.
 oct7 2iltds c BANCROFT, late Sh'f NJ C.
 o. The above sale is postponed until the fist Monday of December.
 nov4 c BANCROFT, late Sh'f M c.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03
PUBLIC SALES
AlARsuAI,s SALE

MAhHtAL-S . SAl'E.
 Charles ] Shannon, )F Fa from the Cm-
 cmiI Court Ol lhe . Walter R. English others >5 judicial crcu [ Rf virtue of the f ia issued and lo ne ditctsd Hs in the sb-se slated case. Eill offer for sale. in front of he United States cvuii house, in the city Of Mobile, on the first MJndav in Isnuary l9I7, heiween the hours of P and o'clock of said day, the highest bidder for cash. all the right title and interest of the defendants in and to the follow ing desc, bed pieces or parcels of land. 10 vii: The north half ,f ihe north quarter of section twenty six. township five, range f'ur east, bounded west by lands oI Thomas English. and all other sides by pnblic lands; the same hasIng been levied on as the property ot Rachael English Also, the north half ol seeIion hrteen and he south half of fractional section twelve, in township five. range iosr ea-t, the two tracts containing 640 acres. thereAbo", with all the improvements &c. belonging 10 the same, "uch two last mentioned tracts of hand have been levied on the property of Thomas English. one nf The defendants; all of which lands in the St. Stephens hand distr,ct. The above mentioned lands are 10 be sold lo satisfy the iudg- want against tue defendants in the above stated JAMES G, LYON
 dec2fds U. S. Marshal s. D Ala
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03
MAMMOTH SHIRT DEPOT.

nRY GOODS-Just received snd for sale by D w. H. BUNNELL,
 corner Water and Cont streets. Black Silk Shawls; Cashmere and Florida do German do; Plaid Cotton do Velvet Ponts; Spool Cotton; Wicking Cotton Cord; Hooks and E,es; Elastic Ties Cotton Nighi-Csps in cartoons; fine Ivory Combs Fancy HorR back Combs; Coton Fringe Purses; Loop and Bullion Fringe 6-inch black Sewing Silk do White, brown snd mixed s-lhresd Cotton Hose Black raw Silk Hose; children's mixed Cotton do Berlin Gloves, super. Lise Thread Ladies do Black, white and Elastic Mius Gimp Armlets. Gimp Rags. Sc. hov21
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03
gA AMERICAN HOTEL AND AsA sW RESTARJRAT f.s fs.:

Formerly Commercial Exchange, Haadtd on ETchangs street, bsUeta WdiST and Com.
 meree stresfs, Mobile
 EAHE above we'll known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the nast summer is now open for the season. To ship masters planters and business men gen- eraly, lhe above establishment is the most conveni- enl of any in the rily-being in immediate proxiln- ny to the wharyes and principal Ihoroughfares, and can accommodate from 50 o 50 with sleeping apart ments, and about '50 with board.
 The Eating department is on the Resiauat plan. where they can get their meals al any hour in the day. and ihe charges the most reasonable of any house in the city.
 Or The utmost order aud cleanliness observed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that wIih these recommendations and strict al,en- ton to business. 10 merit d share of patronage. oct16Mmo JAMES DYER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03

Tinnsrs' Machines. | FULL. ss, No l. imrossd kiod | l full .et No 2. oeth Peck & Co, do
 full set No s. iron wheels asd top plates daable Seawing Machine, maaufsctased by Piaat, Neae t Co and for saIe st itsir pr,ces. Orders received for Beading Machines, | to pair solIsrs; Stove Pipe Formers; Foldias Machines for shee, Iron; do do for Roofing; Gutter Machines; {; Wire Machines and all descriptions st Tinnera tools
 EDWARD C CENTER & co. pevle Agents for Nsassctursrs.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03
A PRIVATE BOARDING A i,ssA ssACHARLES s. PATTTSOk E2l

EsA CHARLES s. PATTISON,EEs,
 Recently of the WaVerly House and formerly 0f the l.aiirange House, Tuscaloosa, has taken the large three so'y brick bullhing Royal street six doors south of the Custom House. which he will op- en on lhe 9,h inst. as Private Boarding House = lt will le under the immediate superinlendance of Mss PATTiso1, who has had much experience in the business. and her particular a'ieniion will be gwen to such ladies and gentlemen as well as fami lies who may desire 10 take quarters iherp. either by the day. week or month. nOshMmo
 N. -MRs- PATTIsoE has for sale variety of Preserves put up bv herself with great care. to wit
 Pears. Peaches Qiinces, Pums, Figs, Gi'raR; Brandy Peaches and seeded Morilla Cherries. Al so-Apple. Quince and Plnm Jelllea nnx9
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-03
CLERKS OFFICE. MOBILE,

CLERKS OFFICE. .MoBiLR,l
 9th November, l846. { NOTICE is hereby given that the plans &c. of l ' the Real Estate of the city of Mobile, recently made by L. Troos Esq. Engineer, can be seen al lhs office by all persons interested, daily between the hours of 8 and o'clock Pm.. tor two weeks.
 SAML. PENNY, no,10 Clerk of the Corporation