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Anrtiom Sales.



~ - N Dtekinssa 4 Hsrssher.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES
virtue o. decree OF Chzr. Court propoupe-
- ed on the 1sih % The
Of Harlow and Others Comma.
s'oners pointed ~ said decree
Al III O'Clock A. " on Thursday the sth
stote Of X w. Dekisson Bro,ber
Negro slsves-Wnam Peter and Jack.
ALLEN BRADLEY D
De 9o-dds r. ". DreSIs.as q Bxs, Auet.
EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.-wil
- be sold Auction Store. SATURDAY the ID Of
'anaary neat st 10 oeloek A.
and Robin belonging 10 The of
been employed for number Of
this ey-ene beaker and eoo,er
BY Order Of the Executor.
de 23-dtds RI DICKINSON BROTHER Auet.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGROES
WILL be sold at our auction room, on Tues
day the 9Th day OF January nett at 10 O'Clock ON.
l,etory on.
woman about IS years Old 2 of ] boys and xirI.
Terms cash BY order Of F2As. BLUNT Coum'r
r. II. DIckIssos q BRo- Aue. dset-dtd.
SALE OF VALUABLE COAL-PIT HANDS
I'm FRIDAY, the ID day of January, 1916. at
10 eoes viii be sold public Aneou Store
!" valuable coaLPt Hands
To the Creek Company by Order Of said Company
de 2S-ds r. ~. DICKINSON h BROTHER, Auct.
10 or IL Good Work Mules.
Also nj the Of the be 10 or "a
good Work Mules, weh broks, belonging Company
De 81 T. n. ID. q BRO, Auets.
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JELLY. JELLY Superior Jellies, such
aseah foot raspberry grape and
ahumes BY calling JUAN PiZZiNI.
de door
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EOLIAN PIANOS.
THE subscriber has just received
H. u Il from the mandatory Nuns h Clart New
York who purchased the Patent Right United States
teIeepuns aehuseris for COLENANS FOLIAN ATTACH
hENr 10 the Piano Forte another ofthcs
which be invites the public extracts
from few Of the Journals OF of England
where the instrument has been exhibited capacities fully
tested which appeared spontaneously regard unity
vaniages, and excellence OF this combination.
The manufacturers feel assuring the public that s
iSvESTIoS Of extraordinary Before the purchase
OF be Patent Right the were made
and experiments testing mechanism gone inio the
results OF wheh fully satisfy the propetors regard puEAEIIl
that Is in liable transitions
Of atmosphere and that the oan remain in tune and in
order They prepared sau the most pe
diced regard these important points and as security
The most satsfae warrantee instrument
p. II. TAYLOR
oe Agent city. ale OF the above
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE
de O,,o.a.,h. n.
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COAL PIT HANDS WANTED.

u LACK GERMAN PRINCES heavy Kind for Man,ira
- &C de 10 TIL. X. PRICE co.
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HENEiCO FARM FOR sALE.-wo az

HENRICO FARM FOR sALE.-we are
- - authorised q small Farm eansd -surnsrara-
~ q Hsnrco within Ccrpor.fisss
ond containing thirty - erceent asfopaa vheh
s rod hrck DEsuur Hou.e
houes cartcn stocted Tres
q fnd. Shfubery. Thsrs 49, rsns-
ary productive Peach Orchard snd WeB sqns
TIE seshboufhood The oeisc 81
erns his place ~
pruceeds VII
asts egad NJ credit accou.,odsas gu
could dese proytd
satisfactorily secafcd and ne prcmDty go
p.rtieuars mcguire % PHILIP n. TABB = SON.
Oace Msin street, eofnsr abavs
d
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By Tho.. II. TaIiaferro.

GOOD CARPENTER.
Will sell FRIDAY, ID day Of January Nesro Man an
years Old who 10 good carpenter and and
sold Tor no fAuh THos. II. TALIAFERRo. Auetr.
Fancy Girl.
will sell THURSDAY, 9Th January h,ps.o,0. u,,.,,,
Girl IL years. Sale At o O'Clock
De u THos. n. TALIAFERRo Auetr
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NEhrRuDEs Novel taken tbe southern Literary Me-
- -ense lsta ami rs Jss published. and for ali By
Il Mon
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H0VT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Wa.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No 2, to be drawn in ale
andra c. Saturday 10Th January, ist6. rs Nos ~
Ballots.
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poRro AGO sUeAR-sO ma. p Riso ss,.r. .,a,., a,
"sT Sp wEHB, Bacon Co
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

% The OF Midlothian Company can be
injured Iea.onAbe p,emnm. u de.LEed by the
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20
100 GUNS FOR EAST FELICIANA !

A company from Clinton, East FeIici
ana, La, numbering IA men, landed in
New Orleans on the 7th. The company
is commanded by captain Chase-Lieute-
nants SIurgess and O'RielIy-Mr. Reese,
Oaurtermaster, and DR.. l.. II. Walker,
Lurgeon. The company was raised in &
hours after the demand reched Clinton
The citizens subscribed $500 for stores
sc. Cor immediate use.
One cheer more for East FeliCiana =
Another company of chivalrous East Fe-
Iicianas-sone of the real bone aud sinew
AYE, and of the spirit and worth of the
country. too, numbering 80 men, com
manded by Capt. Comstock, arrived in
New Orleans on the 9th This is the Sc
cond company which East Feiciana (vot
ing 6O0) has turned OUT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

Of The steamships Galveston, Tele-
graph, and J. L. Day left New Orleans on
the evening of the 9th, with one thousand
troops for Point Isabel. One thousand
more were to have embarked by the 18th.
The four regiments from Louisiana, raised
without resort to draft, are all by this time
en- route for the field of action. The coun-
try parishes responded promptly to the call
of the Governor. 1t is very broadly hint
ed that some of the uniform companies of
New Orleans have disgraced themselves
proved to be only Sunshine soldiers"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

The steamship Cambria (1urguaf I'll
Cape Cody brings Liverpool date Z, The
10Th Of April, eIgh, DAYS later than the
Great Western.
The news Is unimpo7'ant.
Cotton had further advanced Isl on
the receipt Of the news OF short crops by
the HbernIa.
The London Times considers that the
message of Mr. Polk. ION the defenres .oF
the counlry,) Is "nnt wlrlike.~ B4- IrIe
was said OE the Oregon question ~ ihe
British press, public attention BEING most
ly engrnSsed b. the Irish Coerciaa tiIl AMI
the Free Trade measures. Itwas S.lr.ns>-
ed that Sir Robert Peel would be cnmgeI-
led to retire.
Another attempt had been msfe "a kiI
the King of France. tie was fs,B-rrr,
IN a carriage with hiS family from "a ,iri.r
IN the forests 1T FOnainale4u. when b
was fret upon, Several ais cut,.-a, th..
carriage. bat NJ one WAS inilred. The
mln was arrested. HIS nasue Is Itrs-
nate, an Ole general, guardian 8. the e.
resi. OF curse be will be beheadeI.
Ireind. The news l. distressing. IA
some parts of Tipp-rarv the peas tntr,.
unable % resist longer the CRAVINGS IA
hunger, have br"kea tutn the ship, AMI
helped themselves. Tue town II Clon.
nell is in a state of siege, and The pp,r
starving people are only kept down %,
fear of the baynuet.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

0- The New Orleans papers of the 18th
contain sem-official reports confirming in
all the particulars the news published in
our extra of Saturday, and transferred to
another column. There had been no later
arrival We copy below additional items
of interest.
1t was not doubted at Point Isabel that
Gen. Taylor would be able, reinforced by
the arrivals from Galveston, the regulars
from ew-York, the pernumeraries en-
rolled, and the men landed from the yes
sells, to make his way back to the camp OPP
posite MISUNDERSTANDING a sufficient
force to defend Pt. Isabel, until the arrival
of the Louisiana Volunteers. His officers
and men were in high spirits--every one
eager to march to the succor of their COM
rades, left with scant provisions Success
to his gallant band If their path be path
of blood may it also be one of glory!
CAPTAIN THORNTON STILL AEIvE!-"" he
first news that Captain Thornton and Har-
dee were killed in the skirmish and sur
prise which. commenced the war, was not
correct. The Picayune Of the 18th gives
the gratifying Intelligence that only 8 men
and one officer, Lieu. Mason, was killed,
the rest being alive and well, and prison
ers of war, with good treatment.
The party were surrounded in an inclo.
sure Of a settlement into which they rode
to make inquiry. After getting in at the
only entrance they found about 2, 500 Mex.
leans posted in ambush all around the fence
in which was hedge of chaparaI1. The
Mexicans fired on them and killed 9 Of theil
number. The Americans then eadeavour
ed TO charge through the enemy and return
out found them too strong. Fhe only out
let to the enclosure save the one by which
they entered (now completely choked will
Mexlcans,) was an opening to the Ric
6rande. This they attempted with
view TO swimming it; but found the bank
SO DOGGY that they were compelled TO desisl
The little party then drew themselves be
: yond musket shot in the centre of the en-
closure, and were preparing for finnl des
peraie charge TO escape, when a Mexica
officer rode up and the terms of a surren
, der were agreed upon.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20
REQUIslTION FOR TROOPS.

1t is stated that Gen Gaines has made
acquisitions on. MISSISSIPPI, Alabama,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and Lou
isiana, for about 10000 men. Whether
this is regarded or not, a rcqaisition from
the War Department is dali erpec;ed.-
The quota of Mississippi is 1900.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20
Ts III FuAm

II cen~re -snce "a tac appalling raIs-- !
az ahTh has gene unan aaIr q rsu. AZ
ssr1yiaz the ases 81 a1aas 81 e. elrr.z,.
IeaslnE kezsclrss At la uu-r te-s-ssr.-
an4 aant = large purtl1a eel tls gznalr-za..
30 hase tea apP-1atr4. ~ tse sascre-.
70 .8iFess q graeso=s cg1u4a.fy "a ta,lr
eehalC
We lrrl thaf a s.ruPle ststeEeaI 81 ta-ss
sal ac-ou,stlsa thls ohIects
Oe Tezr-6sv. ne "a lls.ur. ala-f
hzl-nasi tao a'cisrk. n. n. a1sr f.zrl4l
ed ,eru6z tornail rurFl taragl Iac
ssua. earn ~ $50 g F.lla azl usle pred
t--oatoa. Prrscatlgg scr1e 81 l-slrlss
az4 see ~hrch eeS-ar~ 1rscrlFlsaa-
Oas haa4re1 ed tae,tc hazscs ll1 &C
@arra eerz tam.lx rrsrtea.,rs. hasr hgra
taFa tran taelr aaza3ssea.. aaG aau hr
s-zrsersz ia raszs- Nav - s1-ls prfs.r-
tansse lauzzsrs werr a. 80 o-he-s u-e-s
. tsra anz asansac1 la the ma-t sha-ksur
uaaaer- Saee es ne w1s1u.lI have .5a-a
. Ee3 efhrrs san aazrF ca = h.-.-Irss raa-
1uaa- TEE Raafl.t Charca. a larsc bslrk
. ealter. re Frls- sd aruameag 81 the
sasn. has beea crz~ael go e. ear.h, arl
. not a Paccr ut ghe tesufl.al Mac A-ai--
. uv 49, rczalas g. tel shsrc Tg -sala.-
. ne - ~ property aas teea estiaa.el a
. S7u.oO0.
g. uere Sc caz,l &c 50 here's airca-
g. &c nsszFu the Death ot tsruIy-ale q
eer tr.laa-ae6aus. an3 1eslarc tie ca :.
. tl1u eI saxrs-gas sraaase1-
. ra relese re tc~Egas- asd tlsfrcssei
&c sr-szI % tie Faele- >aaI re a.
nea. - xafa-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

We have but little doubt that the firing
which was heard at Point Isabel on the
9th, was an engagement with Hays. He
probably met Canales at the Colorado, or
sailed through the Mexican lines to reach
the American camp at Matamoras. If
the firing was at the fort, it was probably
from the American guns which covered
his retreat into the fort, after getting thro'
the lines.
Hays Rangers are the best armed and
the best fighting men perhaps in the world
They will make bloody path for their
passage wherever they may strike.
Sentinel. 18Th.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

CHocTAws TRUE.-Col. Pitchlyn, the
Choctaw chief, now here, has declared his
determination to raise 5000 warriors of his
nation, and offer their services 10 the 90.
vernment to march across Texas against
Mexico. They will be dreadful enemies
to the dastards that have invaded us.
VickS. Sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

Ms. WEBsTER.-lt Is SAID the Commit
lee OF investigation, OF which Mr. Pe,it l.
chairman, have summoned witnesses tr,,s,
Maine. In that case tue committee Nj.
scarcely be able to make report fer seve-
raj days. TU'aioH.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

The " Columbus Riflemen," Vicksburg
"Volunteers" and Suuthrons," Natchez
"Guards" and "Fencibles,'' two compa
MES in Yazoo, two in Kinds, one in Mar
shall, the Claiborne "Guards," and proba-
bly, others, have already rendered their
services to the Governor, in case of re-
QUESTION on this State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

Col. HAYs.-A gentleman who arrived
from Galveston yesterday, relates to us an
anecdote in regared to this gallant Texas
Ranger, the authenticity of which we do
not doubt.
Col. Canales, Mexican chief, ut the
head of a large body OF cavalry, sent
word TO Col. Hays, then at San Antonio,
to the effect that he (Col. CanaIes( was
at the head of one thousand two hundred
Mexican cavalry upon the Arroyo CoIora-
do, and should be very happy to receive
there, Col. II. and the Rangers.
To this, Col. Hays promptly responded
by the same messenger, that it would give
him pleasure TO pay his reePoote to Col
Canales, and that he would accordingly
wait upon him for that purpose with 400
Rangers on Wednesday morning, 9th inst.
Should this interchange OF courtesies
take pIace--and we have no reason to
doubt it, for Hays is determined to cut his
way to Gen. TayIor's camp-we shall
assuredly hear of warmer work than any
yet which has been reported.
Picdyune, l2M.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

.caus-saey ki3lrz ualy one 81 csr -.
- lhs eKatasaaa ei a sheL. TIE u.-..
~erv - vrl eomF lste1 ne Meuaa =
cozl1 not laIafe lhsua.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

CoNGRESs.-Neuher house of Coagrrs,
was an session on the 1t InsL Tue lioss-
met on the 30lh ult. at D o'clock. mere.,
TO ADJOURN. Oniy 10 members were IN a..
tendance. Many members OF tue House
have lett the city on visits 10 their home.
The House will be prepared during their
absence, for the summer session.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

Upon the reception of the news that the
Mexicans had crossed the Rio Grande and
that hostIites had commenced, company
of young men, in our town and vicinity,
enrolled themselves and are now awaiting
the call of Gov. Brown.
Holly Springs Guard.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20
CFom oas Eltss 81 Satarany iasf-l
Important News from the
seat OF War.

neral hl7ct4as gf tle kfEsczn Esrfd
or3ersIt
(Fraa me N-a Osl-1as Hfr--s - 80 llsA2
Il IS wirh feelings ~ heartfelt gvarissss
aud tae deepest sau~tsrlsaa lhag sc take
up eur pen % 5eCerd The bFII1aBt Tesu.t
/ ~ she Grst steat b.a~ ~.raek - Gsaeral
/ Taylor and his E.all0ss a-l.e aFmy- The
I fame I'll lhe Amefi-an aFlus has tecu -
nall. ,iu.f-a.eL. Ma ca .ufsrsarisx 81
fines 81 J.,nropaft.aatt A. t1 have csascl
the despesl aus5eJy o. Grh- TaS 90 aa3
Y hts esusnt bant. gtey -chiete1 = zslst trs-
Z um1baut y.ctsTt.
Bv lae Steamship New York arr5red
last eveuias, we have rrcelssa Ga.Frs,oa
|p1pers rs tae 9ra Ias-luf- We c2Ry tgoIa
7 Jb- Civilian extras
7 The steamship Nes AasS arrives tlcn
I,ac Brs--os S1url,-, "a Ta1rztay eve
fnsar. bringing ar~- taal che MeXlcaus,
\ hav.ur su--ee.ir.l COZ fl,rrrertng ne con-
rnual-ar1u ustaeen tae army opposite
. Mtsau .-as aui Palar lssh-t, Zen. Ias Jog
n- .c.-......I "a .-a tae ultta a1fs 81 lae aFuak
/. lu ~ re- t1 --c1r- F.aHJ ga eL waz-h sas
.u .sac-f. ana .r-l ra- uEnlcatl1c.
..etsrr -n.. 600 o- SEQ ulea Ca ths camp
..rr .-rr.. NetsuuHrss. Il- ar-ny pF1cer1-
q gsl,s.f..f .arerr ..-a1, .-E tae NeKacazs
.trras.ur tse diminished -sr- la zee camp
ud' SEA a .asara. Sc .a. .1T- ra--y Tor - cap
Igre. attacked If, all uerc r-r1.sc1 sl-a
severe ls-s- Clr larrrr~ uere cpene4
rl Ns,ru s-tS. aaI r-sz-el lle F.1cs @
ram Iu three hllr-
TINS v.a4 - tr- 81 anl the E.afiaE
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

o. The New Orleans Co.roa market
was much depressed a, latest dates EI9.h.l
and a slight decline Eai taken place, not
withs5auding the favorable accounts from
foreign markets. This Is ATTRIBUTED % the
scarcity of money, and tae upward t-udeH-
cy OF frrighrs. The dePo-il-s OF govern
ment money in banks, has been the felui-
alton Of great expansion Of the pap.
currency North ana East. IN view 8. ,a.
operation of the Independent Trsa-usy
law, the banks are beginning Co eara.
their circulation, and draw ia their Iaa..-
ties; and we may expect a Coa~5ayrla I-
panic" If not a CRASH" Already Wg
hear reports Of anticipated failures in N-w
Orleans. Our own State Will BIZ m-a~ura,
bly, exempted Except from losses - a.s-.
canti,e faiIures,l from the effects 81 ans
explosion OF the paper bubble which a.-g
take piace-Guardsd Iy la- strong shield
of hard money currency c. Eewar,
OF Tennessee money, ana 3. -llk ra-.
/ generally.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

The province of Yucatan peremptorIly
refused to furnish troops TO march against
Texas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20
RD NI'LEsv. M=ru-
T. : Lana
j. G.. GEsr.t 4lEs-zsz
y HaxAknl

b EAtsrs sareaEacas Jae STATE ~
ceaser s fssCE ~ e1nytas thc zaoEs-
Grrzslz. NJ. MzF Ga. 1915
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

The Printers have surpassed AZ. other oc-
equations, trades, and professions, In rea.
patrotism-zeal to serve the county
Upwards of fifty have already proceeded
TO the seat OF war. We learn from the
Vcksburg Sentinel that our ffiead T. r.
HALL (whom some OF oar readers Will re-
member as our associate in the 'Carro.,ton
Enquirer"), joined the first company OF
Louisiana Volunteers which passed thai
city, abandoning a profitable situation
We heard from him at New Orleans on the
Ilth. He hopes and expects 10 Be IN the
''thickest of the fray = and will write "a
occasional letters for publication, should OPP
portunity offer. Mr.. GuBEEr, lately re-i-
dent of this village, joined one OF che New
Orleans companies, and IS now az the scene
of action The n. o. Bulletin says
" We must ask the fudu' gence OF oag
| readers aud advertising customers Tor 4
few days, as our establishment has furnish
| ed so large a number 10 the volunteer ser
vice now mastering. as TO leave Us rather
/ bare-handed. Five Of our regular force g.
| compositors, besides others who were az
! tacheG TO 1t as a kind Of reserve Corns,
have given up their situations, and rI.l-s-
ed under the hammer Of their country. The
entire dislnterestedness and p4r-l-~u 8.
| the motives which actuate tl-~- worthy
gentlemen. Will be b-lt-va2rrre "a ZEN
we state THAI they earn iu our establish
ment from eighteen o. twenty-five dollars
a week each, and can reality coUuaua
those wages in this Office OF r'sewarr=,
with places desirable IN O.AaT respects
! Honor TO these brave men worth.
members OF the Graf, OF FraaElu.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

MISSISSIPPI MULTIPLICATION Tive
learn that the wife Of THlua- p. Sr1vs--.
OF Pike county. some TWO or t.--- months
since gave birth 70 Ta@-z EsNz asr.Hr-.s-
weighing, sPec,iveiy. on lie 4.l instant,
I2-I4-I5 pounds. We are happy rralt
that the inesilmag.5 mother, and a. che
little ladies, are doing Wei. Tbs ss ps0-
gressjve democracy !-eml.su4uc o. the
addition Of Texas, Oregon. aud C4s.1raa
TO The family OF Uncle sam. Niz<is~. pa.
against the Union Tor carrying cur po-.os
FrankIin's American policy,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20

ACKNOwLEUGENEsr s.-lSe u'- Cas- has te--
wardei Us copies Of bis zrsa; speech o.
the Oregon question. We shall copy 81
part Of it in our next paper. Saaa-1--
Chalmers and SPeigHt, ana each 81 o..
Representatives, have placed u> under -
newed obi cations for valuable .avorss aal
several friends at Greenwood, F.cszaurE.
aud New Orleans have sent rs te-e rarris
to All OF whom We return our taauS-.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-20
Governors Proclamation.

GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD-QUARTERs MISSISSIPPI MILITIA, }
.4djutdnt Generals Office,
lncESnn I2Ih AIn,, 4
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C0WUISSIONERS SALE

NI ILL be sold. for cash. by order cf the Hon J w A. Cuthbe,t. Judge of the County Court of Mobile. in froAt of the Court House ol said county. Monday he 29,h day of June next, at F o'clock MA To, of ground and the Improvements thereon, suuaIe on Ihe north easI Of SI. Michael and Si Joachim streets in the ely of Mobile, having front S. Michael street of eighty seven feet, and running back on St. Joachim street. one hundred and twenty feet, with the same width in rear as in front Sold by the petition of Ihe admnsirutix, and heirs at law of Thomas BlaIr, deceased.
 ms2S JNO CUTHBERT, Commissioner.
 0u,- The above sale is postponed until Monday lhe 9th day oi July nexI, by consent of al parties.
 sl JNO c CUTHBERT.
 0S- The above sale is further postponed until he first Monday January nexl. by consent of all par ties. JNo c CUTHBERT.
 decltIds EBGALE, Auctioneer.
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nov26 Signof the Black Hal, No St Francis

eHD@ J. CAMERON-sEEDS szasx SNHM No 36 ROyal sfreet, Mobile, IVY ESNSolicits share of public patronage to o--'-'-- his extensive and choice collectos of Hortcultura Seeds, the crop of lSl6 ralsed by eminent cnlti yator al lhe north, which are daily expected to ar rive per brig F F Beck. from New York. Addi tonal supplies will be added occasionally. Also- Il choice collection of Shrubbery. Fruit Trees and Botanical collections of native plants, put up 10 or. der, neatly packed and labelled for exportation to m, port of Europe or America.
 J c. being prac ical hortcnlturalIsi, any trans- action in his line wIll be promptly attended Or dprs for fruit and other received from the nor. thern nurseries on commission. nov27
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PUBLIC SALES
MARSHAI,S SALE.


 GhaI lea J. shannon, ) Fl Fa from Ihe Cir
 cult Cnurf oi ihe u wahsr K Eagt.h s others SS 5.h judicial circnl, DY virtue nI ihe f ia isaued aad tu rae directed 3 iu ihs ab-se siaiad ca.e, N III offer for sale m front of the United States coulk STbuse, in lhe ely of Mobile On lhr Rrs Monday EGi1Iarv, 1877, beiween the hours of I2 and o'clock of said day Ia lhe highest bidder r cash, all the right tile and interest Ol the defendants III and to Ihe f1Ilosi ing deHrl lbed pieces or parcels Oi hnd, t0 vii: The north half | the norih west quarter of section twenty six, iownshIp five, range four, east. bounded west by lands of Thomas English, aad all other sides by public lands; the same havIng been levied on aS the property o Rachael English Also, tue north half U ssetnn ihniepn, and lhe south half of lrari'Dnal section twelve, in township five. range fosr east. ihe two tracts containing $40 acres, thereabour, with All the improvements Sc belonging ID the , ime, winch two lAst mentioned tracts of land have been levied on as lhe property of Thomas English one of llIe defendants; all of which lands are in the St Stephens land disurt. The above mentioned lands are lo be sold To satisfy the iudg Deut against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES C. LYON,
 dec2trds Il. ' Marshal s. D Ala