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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-07
You've BENZ.

Caroline's Lore Letier.-My Dear Sweet
Ichabod How | want to see your big black
eyes. Oh, how horror-stricken am at your
long absence. l wan; to see you and feel your
little heart bump up agin mine. Oh sweet
Ichabod, now do come our, and lets get mar
lied, If you love me. God bless you, if you
are not sufficiently blest in being so sweet.
Oh, you marygod, you holly hook. you tulip,
Won cabbage. Oh, you sweet owl, do come
and comfort your dying, sorrow-smitten
Caroline. Oh. Ichabod, how love your big
blauk eyes. Oh, you trim. tall fellow, full OF
mama Of sweet love, how do want TO see
YOU. you model of perfection. You have
heen gone this two months. and to me, poor
me. it does seem like a hundred years. Your
dear presence would to me be more than the
cooling spring TO the parched traveller Of the
desert; more than the green grass TO the
hungry OK; more Than the pebhed pool to
The wanton duck; yes, more than lump Of
sugar to spoilt child Why, then, will you
not come, yes, fly swift as lightning TO kiss
the tear from the dimped cheeks of your
mad love- Oh. bleak and wild is the house,
the garden the field and the world, without
thee. Yes. bless thee, my dumpln my Jews
harp, my eel, my rooster, my gentleman
God bless you. CAROLINE.
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PREMIUMS OFFERED BY THE
RUTLAND COUNTY AGRI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY.
FIELD CROPS.

| L6f[D IN VI
Best one acre or more Spring Wheat, $500
I'd do 400
| Sd do 300
4ih do 200
| Best one acre or moro OF Corn, 500
| I'd do 400
| Sd do 300
| 4th do 200
| Best one acre or more Of Oats, 800
| I'd do 200
| Best one acre or more ofRye, 300
I'd do 200
Best one acre or more oil Peas, 800
| I'd do 200
Best half acre or more of Potatoes, 400
I'd do 200
Best one-lourth acre of Beans, 200
I'd do 100
Best one-fourth acre ofCarrots, 800
I'd do 200
Best one-fourth acre Ruta Baga, 300
I'd do 200
Best one-fourth acre Beets, 800
I'd do 200
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Best square rod or more Of Onions, LOO
Best peck OF Tomatoes, so
Best six heads oil Cabbage, so
Best six Pumpkins, so
Best SIX MELONS, 30
Largest Squash, so
Best varieties for table use, so
Best lot Of Apples not less than sorts
and ten of each sort, loo
Best lot OF Plumbs at least sorts, so
Best lot of Plumbs 25 ia number, 100
Best six punches OF Grapes, 100
Best nursery of Fruit Trees one-eighth
of an acre, 800
I'd do 200
Best lot of Maple Trees not less than so
in number, transplanted in or near the
highway this Spring. regard being
had to Their appearance at time Of
Fair, 500
I'd do 300
FARM STOCK.
Best Stallion years old or upwards,
owned and kept in the County the
season before the Fair, 500
I'd do 800
Best Stallion years old, owned and
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Best Dllr Z wears OId Steers hr0la IN the
yoke, 2OO
I'd do 1Oo
Best pair orvearIinps broke to The voke 3 M
I'd do 90
Best pair Of fat oxen. 200
Cd do 900
Best fat OK or steer. 200
I'd do 100
Rest fat cow mr. h.;fe, o0o
I'd do I'M
Best team of five nairs or work;no oxen
from any one town. 10 M
Best buck. 500
81 Il, 9O0
I'd do 500
4th do ann
s,h ~ 800
Rest ere, 500
81 A. sO0
Sd do 800
4th do 2,O0
Best so ewes. 500
I'd do 400
Sd do 3,OO
Best merino buck, 500
I'd do 400
Sd do 300
18th do 200
Best merino ewes, 400
"a 40 o'uo
Sd do eco
Best % merino ewes, 500
I'd do 800
Sd do 200
Best merino lambs. 300
I'd do 200
Sd do loo
Best Saxony buck, 500
Cd do 400
Sd do 300
Best Saxony ewes, 400
I'd do 800
For the best boar months old or up
wards. 400
"a do 300
Best breeding Sow, 4.0O
"a do 3'OO
besl litter OF pigs not less than ., guy
"a do 2,OO
HOUSEHOLD MiNUFA CTURES.
Best 100 lbs. of Butter. 400
I'd do 200
Rest tnh or how or bntter nrensred for
market, not less than 25 lbs. 300
I'd do 200
Best 100 lbs. of Cheese, 900
I'd do 200
Best cheese dairy. 1000
I'd do 5OO
Best butter dairy. 500
Sd do 300
Best 25 lbs. maple sugar, 800
I'd do eco
For the greatest amount of maple sugar
made at any one place, taking into
consideration the quality, 1000
Best ten yards ofFlannel manufactured
in the County, 200
I'd do 100
Best ten yards offulled cloth as above, 200
I'd do 100
Best ten yards Of Carpeting as above, 200
I'd do 100
Best Rug, 100
I'd do 90
Best ten yards Of diaper, l00
~ do oO
pes, zen yarus 10" cloln' l'eo
"a DO oO
6est Pound linen 'hread, AOO
"a 90 ~
o y par "'o'e" '00H' UT ''o'Ai'sS' %
"a 10 90
u pcs. PAIR "o's'eu sooHs Ut s'oeA"is'' %
81 W sO
90 DE. par "oo'e'' "'''e"' VI s'o'e' Ok
% uo no
% a. p'''"'' ~ '''''o' "A' IN
Rest fur Ia, 100
Best pair Of boots 100
Best pair of shoe. so
Best six shirt collars so
Bes, lamp mat 50
Best foor mai so
Best specimen of worsted work SO
Best single or double harness 200
I'd do LOO
Best 3 sides sole leather, LOO
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CIRCULAR OF THE STATE suffer-
INTENDENT OF COMMON
SCHOOLS

IT, The County Superintendent # C%mmon
!SchO. Is IN The .StG.e of Fern cnt .
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Addison, March Sd, 1876.

P. S. intended the above should have
reached you before the meeting of the mana
gers. but missing the mail we have to wait
week before another opportunity. And I'M
less in some other way my proposition falls
10 the ground. J. w. S.
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Best Stallion years old or upwards.
owned and kept in the County the
season before the Fair,
I'd do
Best Stallion 3 years old, owned and
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TEXAS AGENCY.


 1HNHE undersigned having connerted himself with .the firm of WEBB, DrvAL & Co, of the city of Austin. as Gens ra Agents, has opened an Office in ihe cS of GalvesIOn (fexasl under the style Of AYERS, WkBB X Go which. in connection with the Office al Austin, will alteni to business in al parts of the State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene rally, ,n any part Of Texas: To the lucation 0r sale of Land Claims: To tho exan,inaI ion of Land Titles. and give writ ten opinions as To their validity. when requred; T" the procuring sl Patents from he General Land Office. other documents which may be quired to perieat Titles of Lands:
 To the pa, meat of Taxes upon Lands. or other property, of non-residen's or abseuiees. Tn the prosecution of Claiuis 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 10 all 6rh- er business which comes within the purTieu of General Agency.
 The Senor member of ibis branch of the firm. has long been known arti,e and siRllent Collector ol Debis, particularly such have been considered doubtful. osr. He has also been largely engaged in Land matters parts Of the country, and knows < well as what is neeessary 10 be done in procuring good Titles.
 he junior memher of lhe firm, (Mr. UPsHUR) has, for several years. been cteI with te Gen era Land Ofice-aad, in the performance of the pe- culiar du ies which desulved him. he acquired as perfect know ledge oi the condition of the land in tie S'ate perhaps any man in it-and IS, there lre emnentlv qualified for the transaction of such business wl require the possession of that de- scriDtion of know ledge.
 The other members practising Lawyers. One of them has, for several years, been practitioner m Texas, and has devoted much of his lime to the in ss-tgation of the Land Tiilss of the c"unry. He therefore, prepared o give opinions winch may arise respecting such Titles.
 In all cases, Csmmunica ions addressed 10 the firm must br post paid otherwise the, will not be taken from the office: and where hnsin- s ..~"..-i . '- done, which wlll require the advancement oi money, tue money must accOmpany the instructions.
 The charges miu be moderate; but as il is inieid. ed thai business conhded ihe fiji shall be trans acted with the utmost pronpiness. even should II re- quirc inc constant attention oi each of it's members, II iS hoped that except those who intend to be equally prompt in the payment o lees, will call upon ii. DAVID AfhES'
 REFER To-
 Iios. D. G BURNETT. Austin,
 Hon. ABNER 5. LiPSCOMB, Independence.
 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston,
 F. PRESCoT. Esq. New Orleans,
 Hon. F. C. HEARD, Esq, Mobile.
 GALvEsTes. Sep. 25,h. ls+s. sos1OM"o
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111WNISSIONER < SAI.E,

M ILL be sod. for cash, bv order fl the Hon J W A. Cu.hbe,t, Judge of the County Court of Mobile in front of the Court House oi said county, Monday lhe 29lh day of June next, at l2 o'clock MA lo' oI ground and the improvements thereon, slluaIe ihe north corner of Sl. Michael and St. Joachim streets, in he city of Mobile, having front SI. Michael street nl eighty seven feet, and running back un St JoachIm street. one hundred and twenty feet, with the width in In front SOlh by he pe,illOn of the adminislrstix, and heirs Al law of Thomas Blair, deceased.
 m,2S JNO ( CUTHBERT, Commissioner
 Or The ab"ve sale is postponed until Monday the 9th day Of July next, by Gunsen of all parIes.
 hI JNO CUTHBERT.
 Ot- The above sale is further postponed until the first Nouday ,n January next by consent Of all par lies JN0 c CUTHBERT.
 dacIt,ds F. ER GALE, Auriiope
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PUBLIC SALES

FIN sirtus of deed oi tiasi. bearing date ist AU- gust. 1915, sx-eoisd by 'ory Holmes ant Mies 4. Rot, reeordrd a rigage b''k, No s. pages 395 and 306, frr pmpt-es flesei" named, will proceed I0 sell public aaeli"n an Ssimdsy ', Ihe l9,h day of December, al 70 clock Nj. front ,i rhe Mobile Cour House lle following descrit ed nsgr.es
 NJ LILY. aged alb m 2s, child. 1 years old
 RtcHEl.. aged about D.
 CLAIBORNE. aped al,ou' 20.
 Soch inles N Ill be gsen vested in me by 'erd oi trust.
 eeo II. 0 BREWER trnstee
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FIR. ifllsiee
M4RSIiAI.S SALE.


 Charles J Shanasp, )Fi F., from he C,r-
 S cuii Court 0i ihe U. Walrrr K. English 6 others Us 5h judicial rircu,t RY viru" ol he fl la issued and ln me directed sp in lh- sb-se stated c,se. ~,I offer for sale. in ironi of The United SfAtes eunIl Mousse. m the city "f Mobile. ilr first Monday ID Iahuars 18I7 between the hours uf l2 and o'clock of sad day. to lhe highest bidder for cash. a the right, title and interest of the defendants in and 10 the follow ing described pieces parcels of land. to vii: The norlh west haf f The north Resi quarter of seciion twenty six, townshp five, range four. east, hnunded wcst by lands of fhonas English, and all other sidee bv public lands; ihe same haVng been levied on as i'e property Of Rachael English Also, lhr north half ot secIIon thirteen, and he south half of trartionai section twelve. in township five. range fnsr east, the two tracts containing $40 acres. Or theresbpul, with all the Improvements &c. brunging to lh- sime, winch tEO last mentioned tracts oi land have been levied on the property of Thomas Engll4h one of the deendanIsj all of which lands are in the St Stephens hand disirei The above me enoned lands are to be sold satisfy the iudg rDen against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES G. Lft'N,
 d-c2fds T. ' Marrhal 5 D Ala,
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CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, sc.

CONFECTIONERY FRUITS, sc. f1NIiE undersigned begs leave 10 call the attention Il sf E.milies. and oi the citizens geaeraiy, io h's extensive
 CONFECTIONERY PARLIAMENTARY, st the sou,hea,l corner oi Dauphin and Emanuel streets where he keeps constantly on hand Tor sale a large assortment of Cakes, Candies. Pastry, Fruits. fresh aud dried. of every deserIption-Nuis of all kisds domestic and foreign-Grapes, &c &c
 Orders for Pastry and Cakes, for wedding, dining and evening parties. elegantly filled ai shot notice
 AI.o,a very large assortment of CIGARS, ea- macing every variety manufactured ai liayana and ai..whsre oci2 T CARMELICH
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I,z PINES,S ALHAMRRA.

\z9A FIN EJ A WI R ha {As Ef<A E... Tins extensive establishment has liely G' U been re.illed in bands me si.ir and private en- trance made direct from Royal sueeI the splendid Ball and Concert Room, on ihe se.ond htor. which has.mIso heen fitted np handsomely. for Balls, Con certs and Fairs. and may now be considered one oi ihe finest rooms in inc southern country.
 The Bar will always be supplied wlth the best oi WINES. LIQUORS and SEGARS. The eating department wiIl be under ile immediate superin tendance of the proprietor, whose exerons lo please he trusts, W i'll not he foun wanting
 In addition lo the celebrated Beef Steaks. C"tiee and Oysters served here, visitors can al all times hereafter. be accommodated with Bnck wheat Cakes and WELSH RARFBIfS. nov26Cm
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DOMMITTED to The Jah of ruscasoosa county O AlabAma, on the 2d day Of August. isl6. bl James M. Normeni, Justiee of the Peace, m and for said county, runaway slave, who calls himself TOM and says he belongs to James Williams. "ho li,es in Lauderdale county, Miss. near Marion = Said hoy says that he is free, and hai he was rased in W Wilmington, N. c and that his proper name iS Thomas Thompson; that he was hired, and hro"gh' 10 Mississippi by a trader whose name IS Wm: 1em- eson. who sold him lo he said Williams; SHld hoy Ia abomt 25 or 30 years of age, six feet high spare built, bright moatto. quIie intelligent, writes good hand, and is handy win the needle or razor, and is also thought 10 he good cook; he is quick spoken and says that he is subject to lhe d,spepsa' The owner is requested to come lorward' prove pro perly. pay charges and take nm away or ne VII 1e dealt win according 10 ie statute in such cases made and provided.
 sepI6 203emo L. W. o'NEAl', !ailer
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JOHN M. CADE,S

E BuAkDlN HunSE. El SnuIh Fasi cutilei pull,e sqaare Cor brIie, kn,~n as The D.,plin .i llntel.) d"ble. is m" aprn t.i ih. reception ol Families. private Gentlemen -- Euiriure on Dhuphin street, S'i dnoi from The COT ner drc2Kmb
 The Green.h,ra Beacon. I.lsngsion, Ala. Wing, Weekly independent, Miss. w'll lIrase insert onf m,uih anu iorward bll 10 c.
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BOARDING.

EERS. ANN DALE tlNlr Mrs Ann Walker) lVk would inform her friends aud lhe public ihat she is still nraled a her former residence corner oi Dauphtn and Conception streets. The House has recently undergone such repairs to render il nne of the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Els. establishments in the city The style of he table and prce will, she confidently believes, give enire. sal islaetou lo those mhn maN favor her with lheir pat ronage She has still accommodations for or two l,mies, and also oi several gen elnen win ar without lodg ing nosl6
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BY VIM. H. BUNNELL.
 VIM D BI.ANEH ARD. Auctioneer

BY VIM. H. BUNNELL.
 WM D BI.ANEH ARD. Auctioneer THIS DAY. aI 9 ~'cIock at SHies room 10 casks Hams, Sides asd Shoulders 70 bbls la Sugar; 10 bhls Western Potatoes 10 kegs Wareham Nais
 23 boxes Pearl Starch; 20 de Ground Pepper l2 dO Stone Pipes; 2S do Clay do % do Gunpoworr Tea: 25 do Imperial do l5 dD Pouchong Tea; 3a dc Young ilyson do 20 da Canton Fire Crackers 30 do G0,hen Cheese
 ? bags $ $ Almonds 25 hxs Raisins 1 half pipes and 6 ur casks Brandy pipes Hnlland Gin; 1 hf piprs Mad, Wine 10 qr rasks Port Wine; B qr du Malaga do 10 bbls Mon Whisky; I0bxs Bakers CT" cnl",e Soap, rohacco, Matches. cigHs, Ink. &c. Also-At lOt o'clock, Piano; sundry loIs ei Fancy and Dry t'mada. 4r
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY DORR NICE & STASAHD.
 C. NJ PARKER. Anci ioneer
VY 9- |. GI. JONES.
cataIeg,.. Sals J Tabs...s


 $. l. JONES AnctiOneer. THIS DAY, al 9 o'clock al onr Crocrry Sales Room. will be offered lngr aSsort"en ol Grn ceries. Produce. &-c., consisting iu part oI- Mess a~d Prime Reef and Poik; Cincinnati Racon and Shoulders; Sugar cured Hams; Pure GoAhen Butter; New Sugar in hhds and l'bl-; t;unpowder. l,son and Pouchong Tea; Pearl Starch; AdamanIi"e Candles; Tubaccn, choice brana; assorted Cor'llals: Champagne Cider; N Rnm; Foreign nd Domestic PrandS. Sr. &c. On WEDNESDAY. lhe 18th, al 10 n'rlock, al sales room, will be soli--
 One Buggy and Harness Sale DusitIyp Terms cash.
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By Houston. Eeq, Judge of the County Court of

By s Houston. Eeq, Judge Of the County Court Of
 Washington county and State of Alabama
 NOTICE is hereby gwen that on the application N To me, by Sanford Catteil'u, Esq, attorney for William Fl Coleman who claims an undivided fourth part of all tha tract or arcel of land lying and being situated in Washington county, State aforesaid, designated as lhe 'nab"cau' tract. and laiel, owned by George Brewer, late of sad county deceased. I have nominated Hiram MOunger. Ehe nszer Shade and Isaac W Johnston commissioners to divide said tract of land four equal shares or parts. and unless proper objections stated 10 me ai ihe cnur, house of Washington comfy, on the 18th day of February. D, 1877, the said Il Mounger. Ebenezer Slade and Isaac w Johnston wiA then be appointed commissionerssto make par tilion of the said Land pursuant to law.
 Given under my hand this slh day of December 4 D l846. nt Rarryion. Washington county.
 decl4ct SS HOUSTON. Judge 2 c.
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Linen Goods Cheap for Cash.

nANIELS & BRADY have received per Selma lI lhe following Goods:
 S4, 10 4 & f2 4 Russia linen Sheelings; S4. 10 4 & l2 4 Barnsey linen Sheetings; 84, 10 "A & 1'-4 Irish linen Sheetings; 5-4 & 6-4 Pillow case linens; i sofi finish Shirtng linens; 4 fine Fronting linens; Linen Lawns and Linen Cambrics; Brown Dsmask Table linens; RIeached Damask Table linens; Brown Damask Table cloths; BIeached Satin Damask Table cloll' 5-s. 3-4 and A Damask Table Napkns, Bird Eye and Scotch Diapers; Huckabuck and Russia Diapers; Plain French linen Napklns; Towels and Towelling of all descriptions. decl1
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NOTICE-The undersigned having been appo!nt ed agent for the "Patria" the only Spanish pa per published in the United States, beg leave in- form the public, particularly young studying the language. that they nill receive subscriptions al their oifioe. (dec5) CRUZAT & MOORE
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T1e Itole of Aia6ama, J,ferson cynniy .

 GOMMITTED 10 the jails of Jefferson coun'v, O on the l0th day ol October lSd6. a runaway slave. muatto bo, about eighteen or nineteen years of age. who says his name is JOHN, and that he belongs 10 Mir John Sharp. of Nashville. Tennessee The ow ner hereby notified to come forward. prove his property and take him away, before ihe expira- lion oi six months from the time of his commitment, or he wi be sold under the for ihe benefit Of the county. r uhACF,
 dec5 tcno Sheriff Of Jefferson county.
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woRTHINGTON G. sNETHEN

U.aie Solicitor ot the General Land Office.) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
 WAsHINGTON CITY, D. c. Do-Practlces in the Supreme Court of the United States, and in the Courts of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, and acts as agent for persons having business with Congress, the Wai, Treasury, Navy and Gereral Post Office Depart menls, the General Land Office, Pension Office, Office of Indian Affairs, Patent Office. Src Re- mhlSKyt
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE-Will be sold b, "A an order of The Honorable, the Orphans court of Mobile county. in front of the Court House Of said county, on Monday the 4ih day of January, lS47, thai certain pece parcel, tract of land belonging ,o the estate of Iohn C Knight, deceased, lying and keing in the county of Baldwin. and State ni Alabama, being west divisions c. of fraction No ', township 2. range easl. containing one hundred and thirty four (l34 less, and at pre- sent under cul vaiion by J D. G. dbold Esq.
 Terms-Note at months with mortgage on he land. JOHN c. CUFHBERT, Adm'r.
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SUPERIOR BRANDY Those who wish to obs 0tain superior article. we would recommend them to call on Van and Riley at Pines Ahambra.
 N. B. The above Brands is of recent importation, sad is said be finer than lhng of the kind in this market. Ii will at all times be found the Bar at the Alhambra. dec5
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NEW cox BfNDFRY-The subscriber has lV addeh Bndery to his business and is pre- pared to do all sorts of work in this line with des patch. at moderate prices and of good quality can be done in any city.
 tec4 F. H, BROOKS.
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HH. T. JESTER.

Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Woyker,
 HAS removed from No 106 to No AS Dauphin st, II fifth door east of Royal st. north side, and will keep constantly on hand and for sale an assortment of Tin and Iron Ware, Copper, Tin and Zinc Roofing, on the most approved plans Conductors and Cutters made and put up to order; reparng and iobbing done with neatness and tespaich dec5
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

VNHE undersigned having commenced business on N his account, offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular at enton will be paid to oui door sales of Hay. Pots oes, Lime, Lumber. &c., and to collecting inward reights and procuring outward cargoes for vessels.
 Q. W. SAVAGE.
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BY C. W. OGDEN.
 E AIlTnD Ia A,,I

E MUkKAY JR., Auclioneer THIS DAY, M 10 o'elook. al stores 75 and 77 Water stIeet-
 The usual assortment of Groceries, Liquors. Ac. Alro-A good Mich Cow On WEDNESDAY,, Dee 18th, M l0t o'clock |. will be sold withoui reserve al the stone No l39 Dauphin si, recently occupied by Messrs Peden 4 Box and known AS P Chnntron's all the fx'ures and furniture belonging 10 said store. consisting of
 Large and snalI Lquor Stand Casks;
 Lamp Oil Cans; two pair Scales;
 Show Cases; Glass Cheese Stand;
 Japaned Tea CanIsiers; Powder Canlsiersi ! Black Walnut Counters Measures;
 Counting House Desks, and T variety af other articles
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-15

ALABAMA LITE ASSURANCE AND TRUST Co.
 Mobile, 2d December, 1916. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS--An election IN for five Trustees. to fill vacancies m the Board oi Trustees of this Company. will be held in con formity 10 the charer al the office oi the company on Monday the 4fh inst. between the hours of I2 o'clock. N and 8 o'clock, PM.
 By order of the Board,
 d..Q TI2nAIE
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DOYS' CLOFHING-The subscriber has just abr received an additional supply of Boys Cloth Sacks, Pefo and Over Coats. 10 which he would n vite the attention of purchasers.
 w WILLIAMSON. dtc10c cor Commerce and Dauphin SIS.
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WHOi.ESAI.E AND RETAIL. [IAT ANn CAD EETnITG E

E-Ya HRS. SWAIN kAgxa @&5 Respectfully socits te attention ofedElsl VEl her patrons and the Ladies of Mobile 'Ssasas generally, to her assortment of Mn Iry, consisting
 a part of Bonnels of the latest and fashionable si, ,e; handsone French Flowers and Fumes, eIe- gani Plaid. Shaded and embroidered Ribbons--io geher with every variety of Straw Goods. Also-a large and handsome assortment of Materials, winch will be made io order ihe most reasonable terms.
 Gy- Mrs. SWAIN is persuided that purchasers cannot do better else where-a ihe above uamed ar iicles having been carefully selected from the most fashionable houses in he city of NJ York novl7Kmof
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E EFT the employ Of the undersigned on Sunday hI last CHARLES. BENKEL, an apprentice 10 the Shoe ing business. All persons are forbid harboring or trusting sad apprentice my account
 decl0m WILLIAM MAHIKE
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PoTfWIrdsn's Saie. THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock. at stores 75 and IT Waier st. will be sold under the inspection of the Wardens of he city, for account oi whom ii may concern,
 ? red plush figured Mahogany Centre Divans Damaged ihe voyage of importation, ex ship Waverl,, from New Yoik.