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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21

Mr. srAyyra said the bolt he's already burst IN terrible
GRANDEUR IL were not disabled in one arm and leg,
would march 10 the Of action II had nothing but
Vorcrsupposs you were bear the jseksss tshouts
Mr snaTrra--Ths people are learning that they are
great people. trust all Americana nero. we
stand on freedoms SOIL and will defend the riFhs OF our
country. Mexico Il her own worst ensmy Inc var nas
already enced-hundreds Of thousnnde Will nercn
from this Stae and make Mexico bite the dust and her
dry bones smell am willing for one to mako Mexico
and England smcll burnt powder.
Mr.. VocRHiEs, Of New York, then came forward and
saids that the hammer Of your country Pointing e
the nag upon the City HALL Has that banner protected
you from wrong and Injury II 90, call upon you now,
as you hold every thing and dear to you to rally
around that glorious banner in tho hour OF nccd and
supposed general conflict Are at with Mexico
YES indeed. Rally then, around the standard Of
your country and in the language of the gallant Decatur
speak out, my country right wrong, yet still my
country In the language, too, Of the poet
',Cod, my native land, our homes;
Shall BE- our song
r,. Il she second war in which have had some know
isdge and in concluaiou Of which, must be ncknow.
isdSed the mistress Of tho world believe this 10 be as
sf wer % that made by Great Britain our moro de
icnceless state and from which shall retire with equal
honor In the hour Of need and adversely are called
upon only 10 act and now that President has called
pop our little sister Maryland for 1000 active men, let
la prepared with our 96c00, and that too, within
days soms one On The stand, WHOSE har ives slvsrsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21

THE Subscriber having become interested IN the above
the Of his customers and
end Orders entrusted to his will Be attended 70 YIN
profnptness. n.etM II JAMES ~. rWniN
a2Of i'm ...lI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21
Auction NsyyyCEs.


JACOB s. PLATT will eli ON F35sv % ,e a.
auction room No 20 Plat the entire oek Of Hard
ware cutery and Fancy Goods, Of house d-clnin9 bus
ness Consisting OF most extensive particularly su
ca e The country well as the city trade vxOd and ne
goods, among which few anyils smiths vices a.es
ha,she,s hammers shovel handles and haichet do COTE.
mills brushes aud wool cards, Turkey and Missouri
o stone frames, steel and boxes ma.
n FORKS lanes, locks hinges and gener aso
inca, OF hardware and cutlery.
rnp., buckles, &c - ~ '' '"'-
-ttiso brass goods, viz: common door knobs, &c.
J knses and forks pocket and penknives azors ssis
ears; bread butchers cooks and shoe knives
" order of assignees, valuable invoice Of fancy
Aiso ~ order Of whom IL may concern, an invoice OF
the canal. Wv Wy " "~A'Po''-SSA y"
y. D. Catalogues ata T. NJ this dav mvaiasr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21

WRAPPING PAPER.
2000 REAMS Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper Crown
OVVO and Double Crown received for sale by
PERSSE 4 BROOKS,
ale I'm m IS aud 81 Nassau street
TOfN MULLlN respectfully informs his friends the
public that he has REMOVED from his old stand No
broadway, to No. BARCLAY Street, few doors from
Broadway where he continues import and manufacture
double and single barrel Fowling Pieces Rifles and Pistols
Silver Castings for rifles and fowlng pieces with gun mate
rails IN general, 10 be sold low for cash.
NB-Reparng done in the best manner and On The most
reasonable terms 1msrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21
DR.. POWELL. OCULlST,

AND OPERATIvE SURGEON,
TTENpe to Diseases Of the Eye and 10 all imperfee
"A OF Visou from O'Clock, 81 his residence, f
Broadway, corner Of Warren street
0paiis Stoppage OF the Tear Passage, Cataract and
Opaciues, eGectually removed.
AMAUROsfS treated with great attention and success.
nvsterase Of STRABsMUs. or Squirting, cured in
just ipeorsd, ARTIFICIAL EYES. Of superior beauty
and 6ejsh.
sPEtTACLEs adapted to every defect
Advice the poor without charge.
Once and residence aI Brosdwsy-enuancs ~ Warren
nal itsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-21

HI f. WILLARD 4 w. W. SHIRLEY, Auetscpesrs
give their personal attention the Ses Il Hops
hou.sksspng Stocks Of C.scksy Dry Goods Grocery and
CIT from their friends and the public, consynmsua to her
SALES ROOM, 81 BROADWAY, until May Let, whsa
Adams Express Office. all lmSm
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
PINES,S AIHAMRRA. aI-4

EN 1bts extensive establishment has lsrely -i ih been reiIted n bau,lseme si,lr. nnd pfiy..ie eh- france made direct from Royal street to the speudd Ball and Concert Roonl, on the serond floor. which has,alsn been fitted up handsomely. Tor Balls, Con certa and Fairs, and may nnw le considered one Of lhe finest rooms in the southern country.
 The Bar will always be supplied wllh the best ol WINES. LIQUORS and SEGARS. The eating department ull be nnder lhe immediate superin. tendance of lhepronrietor, Whuse exefons 10 please. he trusts, will not be found wanting
 In addition to the celebrated Reef Steaks, Coffee and Oysters served here, visitors can at all times hereafter, he accommodated with Buck kwhenl Cakes and WELSH RARFBITS nnx26cm
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
SHERIFF'S SALE. David Wssiker,
vs vendi,ioni exponas, Iamea E Zunty

James E. Zunlz !" ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county .on lhe first Mon day e October next. all that pa,cel. piece, lot sf land and premises situaIed lying and being in inc city of Mobile al the northwest or intersec lion of Monroe and edar streets, having a front Cedar street of one hundred feet. with a depth of one hundred and eigtt (IOs) on Monioe. The same is to be sold as the property of David Walker, by virtue of the above stated vendlioni exponas, which issued from the County Court oi Mobile county and to me directed.
 sep7 I99 c BANCROFT, late sheriff M, c. 0o- The above sale IS postponed until the first Monday of November.
 oet7 2Illds c BANCROFT, late Sh'a M c. 0o- The above sale IS postponed until the first Monday of December.
 noy4 BANCROFT. late Sh'fM
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BOARDING.

M RS. ANN DALE (late Mrs. Ann Walker) MI would inform her friends and the public lhal she is s localed Al her former residence, of nauphin and Conception streets. The House has recently undergone such repairs 10 render 1t me of the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Els. tablisbmens in the city. The style of the table and price will, she confidently beheves, give entire sal islacton to those tho may favor her with lher pal ronage. She has still accommodations for or two familIes and also for several gen lemen win or without lodging novl6
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE.

PENSACOLA, Nov 18th, 1s46. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this - Office until Thursday. the 10th day of Decem- Der, next, at l2 o'clock M, for hraishlng ihe U g. Navy Yard. Penracola. the following BILL OF LUMBER FOR IMPRov io be delivered on or before Thursday, the 18th day of January next. The Lumber 10 be of the best qualuY. lo be deliv- cred aI such place and subject such inspection as the ConmandAnt of the Yard shall direct Bill of Timber required for he Ne~ Coal House, Black Smiths Shop and Lime House, Cenre Buiiding HospitaL aud Ordnanes.
 Coal House.
 55 pieces % feet long each and SKA
 56 do 3Oa do do 3X4 $50 Ilnea feet of Timber sX6, in pieces of SO4 or
 46 feet
 I52aIinea feet of Timber 1OXl6 in pieces of 304
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

ID EMOVAL-F. HALL has removed to the cor AL ner of ST ANTHONY and WATER streets, 10 which place he invites Planters and others in want of NEGROES, as he intends keeping constantly for sale, an assortment of Mechanics, Field Hands. House Srpants, 8-c. He will also receive NE- GROES on commission, upon whom, if required, liberal advances will be made. nov2Emo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

lzSN FOR REN'r-The l ] story frame bnilding ;: ;s: situated on Muurne 2 doors from Sl. Emanuel nexi In the house occupied by MT Joel A. Roberts. The house IS m good repair and will be rented low To good tenant. Apply io
 E. c. CENTER & CO, nov2I corner Cont and Commerce ats
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

AmcrftAh AfI UHfU.1s rUyIIE time for receiving subscriptions to the A. \ mercan Art Unio" has been extended 10 'he fra, ol December aext. The Drawing takes place .n ,be 18th. Persons wishing 10 subscribe will please call at 2S Dauphin street. Over seventy paintings have al-eady been purchased lor disr'bu isn. and others will be added as pictures of merit 'fT.r fnoyI7i JOEL WHITE.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

ALABAMA LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST Co.
 Mobile, 2d December, 1916. M OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-An election lV for five Trustees, 10 fill vacancies the Board of Trustees of this Company. will be held in con formity 10 the charter the office of the company on Monday the l4th inst, between the hours of l2 o'clock, Nj and s o'clock, PM.
 By order of the Board,
 .l.oO n TptSnAIE C.,s..
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

AEA FOR RENT-The Frame Dwelling siiua- EsS ted on the corner Si Michael and W llkinson sls, adapted for Slme and Dwelling House or Dwell ling Honse, with large Garden attached Foa good tenant the rent will be nw. Apply to
 EC CENTER & co, nov27 rnrner Cont and Commerce s's
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

BARTON ACADEMY-FrSALE DRrARTMEsT' M ISS D. l.. MERRILL, assisted by competent lVh and experienced Teachers, will open d School for young Ladies n ihe Academy, on Monday, Oct 26 The course of instruction will embrace all the branches of thorough English education, Latin French. Drawing, Needlework and Vocal Muslc.- = Tuition from $4 10 $S per month"; The best teach CTS will be secured for those wishing to take esson' in Instru,nentai Music ocl10
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

Ea. BROADWAY FASHIONS-Gentlemenl m .GW want of a beautiful Hat. will find great
 r,eiy of the very latest New York style, aLNo [ St Francis street.
 noyI3 JM SEARS, Agent, sian of the Black Hat
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

BARTON ACADEMY-MALE DEPARTMENT. FuNHE Subscriber will reopen his School on Mon \ day, Oct. Pc Thorough and systematic n- struction will be given, as heretofore m all the common and higher branches of English, and in tho Ancient and Modern Languages Prof GoDEFRoY will continue have charge of the French Depart ment. Pupils will be taugh to speak and write the Language with ease and accuracy. Tuition $5 and $6 per month. French $2 extra.
 octl4 D. F. MERRILL.
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BY VIM. H. RUNNELL.
 VIM D BLANCHARD, AucIioneeI

A
 VIM D BLANCHARD. AucIioneer.
 Sale ot Liquors, Wrnss, $c. On TUESDAY, sth inst. at yA o'cIock, to close consignmenis--
 l2 half pipes Oiard Brandy; 10 do do do 40 qr do do do 10 qr do A SIgnetle do 24 half do Oiard do; IT qr do do do 5 half do Mixed do; 2 ar do do do lb cases dozen each, Old do pipes Holland Gin; do do Swan brand l5 qr do Pure Juice Port Wine qr do do do dn half do do de ? quarter do 0porlo do very superior quarter do Sweet Malaga do quarter do Madeira do; 10 half do 10 baskets Grown Champagoe 20 bbls and half bbls Old Monongahel4 Whisky 70 bbIs Domestic B,andy and Gin 10 dozen superior Old Peach Brandy The above will be sold in lnts to suit purchasers. Terms made kaown al the sale.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

NNYHARFAGE-The subscrib ibsrs do hereby give w notice that 8 cenis pei bale wharfage will be charged oa Cotton, Hay and Fodder, from the ist inst, other articles per rates.
 FErfYPIACE. GOODMAN co uoy7smo JOHN HURTEI. & BROTHER.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
F,RxmrN's INSURANCE ConpAKY.

FIREMEE's INSURANCE COMPANY.
 Mobile, December 3, ls46 ] NOTICE-The meeting of the Stockholders of ' this Company, postponed 10 the 7lh inst, is hereby further postponed until Monday, the l4lh December, at 4 o'clock PM.
 By order of the board of Directors. dec4L JAS T. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

SSAlr-in bleached sucks. for, sale by S no,l9 JAMES REID & co, 24 stMichael st
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SIiERIFF'S SALE. Ann M Rsbb, w ven,iitioni exponas Sidney T. Douglass. Ann Nj. Robb,
 vs fl. fa.


 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on the first Monday Tn December next, all that certain piece, parcel or lot of land. known as lot number three (3) in block number nine (9) of a tract of land known as Ihe MandeNille tract. ly,ng about three miles south of Inc cny of Mobile, but within ihe city limits of said etv. Said lot having from of three chains and thirty two links the west side ot Dog River Road, hy depth of fifteen chains and Sl links, and said lot containing five f5) acles The said lands are to be sold as the propert, of Sidney T. Douglass, by virtue ef the above stated writs, which issued from the County and Circuit Courts oi Mobile county.
 CHARLES BANCROFT, now Late Sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

IzA FOR SALE, BARTER OR RENT--The -g&A Residence formerly occupied by the under signed, at Cottage Hill, immediately on the Pascs- goua road, miles from the city, and three fonrths of mile from Mai ]. Aust,Ils residence, is offered for sale low for cash. or will be exchanged for ne. groes at a tair valuation. The tract contains 27 acres of land, more or less. II mol sold, ire same will be rented to good tenant low rate. For further particulars, apply to the Hon. Henry Goldth- waite or the subscriber at N. Orleans. sa
 nh2l 93 VIM B. MALONE
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COMMTSSIONERS SAI.E

COMMI5SI ONEkS SALE.
 " ILL be sold. for cash, by order of the Hon J.
 " A. Cuthbett, Judge of the County Court of Mobile in front of the Court House of said county. on Monday the 29lh day of June next al F o'clock MA lo' of ground and the improvements thereon, situate on he north east of St. Michael and St. Joachim streets in the city of Mobile, having front on St. Michael street nf eighty feet and running back on St. Joachim street. one hundred and twenty feet, with the width in rear front. Sold by Ie petition of the adminslratx, and heirs at law of Thomas Blam, deceased.
 my2S JN0 c CI1TJBERT, Commissioner.
 Or The above sale is postponed until Monday the 9th day of July next. by consent of all paries
 jsl JNO CUTHBERT.
 o. The above sale is further postponed until the first Monday January next, by cnnsent of all par ties. JNO CUTHBERT
 declfids GALE, Auctoneer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
Ez. T. JESTER.
A CARD,

VHNHE undersigned having commenced business l his own account, offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant Particular al tention will be paid 10 out door sales of Hay. Pota- toes, Lime, Lumber. Sc., and to collecting inward reigts and procuring outward cargoes for vessels.
 o. W. SAVAGE.
 dec5ut No 94 Commerce street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
The State of Aiabama, Jsl9srson county.

Ike Sfafe of AIabamd, JeFersoR counfy.
 EOMMIrTED to the jaili of Jefferson csun'v. Oo on the 10th day of October, le46, a runawa, sla,e mua,to boy about eighteen or nineteen years of age. who says his is JOHN, and that he belssxs 10 Mir John Sharp. of Nashville, Tennessee The owner is hereby notified to come forward, prove his property and take him away, before the expira- ton of six months from the time of his commitment, or he will be sold under tho statute for the benefit of the county. E Y GRACE.
 dec5 tcmo Sheriff of Jefferson county.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
JEREMIAH AUSTILL. Mobile October 27, ,1S46. oct2stcw

lSOMMlTTED 10 the Jail of Tuscaloosa county, O Alabama, on the 2d day of August. lSi6. by James M. Norrnent, a Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, runaway slave, who calls himself TOM, and says he belongs to James Williams. who lives in Lauderdale county. Miss, near Maroon Said boy says that he is free and that he raised ia Wilmington, N. C., and that his proper name is Thomas Thompson; that he was hired, and brought to Mississippi by trader whose name is Wm. Jem eson. who sold him to the said Williams. Said boy ia about 25 30 years of age, six feet high spare built, bright molatto, quite intelligent, writes a good hand, and is handy with the needle razor, and s also thought to be good cook; he IS quick spoken and says that he is subject to the dispepsa The is requested to come forward. prove pro- perfy. pay charges and take him away or he wi be deai with according the statute in such cases made and provided.
 sepl6 2Oscmo L. w. O'NEAL. Jailer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

COMMTfTED-To the jail of AshvilIs St. Clair N county, Ala. on the 27'h of Sept 1846, Negro Man who says his name is INBRED, he is about five feet i've inches high, about forty fifty years of age, yellow or copper compected little bald headed, aad he says he belongs Elizabeth Villa, whc lives in Autauaa county Ala, wiihin eight ten miles of the city of Montgomery Ala. The owner is request sd cone forward. prove property pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with the law directs.
 aov24tcmo JAMES s CLEMENT, Jailor.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
aov24tcmo JAMES s CLEMENT. Jailor.
A DMINIsTRATOR's sALE-will be sold b

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-WiIl be sold by "A an order of the Honorable, the Orphans court of Mobile county. in front of the Court House of said county, oa Monday the 4lh day of January, ls47, that certain piece, parcel, or tract Of land belonging to the estate of John C. Knight, deceased, lying and being ia the county of Baldwin. and State Of Alabama, beng west divisions c, Of fraction No. ., township 2, range 2 east, containing one hundred and thirty four Q34) more or less, and a, pre- seat under cultivation by J D. Godbold. Esq.
 Terms-Note at 3 months with mortgage on the had. JOHN c. CUrHBERF. Adm'r.
 nov20fc
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

NOMMITED--Te the Jail of Marion Count, NJ Alabama. on lhe 18th day of October ls46. q negro Man who calls himself GILBERT, abou, % ysars of age; 5 feet 10 inches high; dark complex- ioa; and slow spoken; says he belones to a MT Wiik,ns. of Mobile county Ala. The Owner of said slave is requssted to forward. prove property, pay charges aad fake him away. he will be deaIl with according to law.
 nov27tcms MILAS REA, Jailor
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
PUBLIC SALES
MARSIiAI,S SAIE-


 Charles J shannon, )fi Fa from ihe Cir-
 vs ruf Court of rhe U. Waher K. English B others 5 5 h judicial rireuit Df virtue of the ii f.. issnrd and r,, me direct .l m the ab@ve stated case, will offer for sale m iront oi the United States comt house. in fhe city oT Mobile, on lhe trsl Monday III January Is47 hei"ee" the hours of 2 and o'clock of said day , to the highest bidder for eash all the right title and interest of the defendants in and Io lhe f,Iloaing dese, ibed pieces or parcels of hand, 10 vii: The north west hall ,I the north west quarter of section twenty SIX, township five. range four. east bounded west hy lands of Thomas English, and all other sides by public lands; the same baving been levied on as the property of Rachael English Also. the north halt ol section thirteen, and The south half of fractional seeIion twelve, in township five. range fosr east. the two tracts containing 640 acres or thereab"ui, with all the improvements Szc belonging to the sime, winch two last mentioned tracis of land have heen levied as the property of Thomas English. one of ihe defendants; all of which lands are in inc St. Stephens hand dlslrlct. The above mentioned lands to be sold lo satisfy the iudg- IDenl against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES C. LYON
 dec2ttds U. \. Marshal $. D Ala
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

HSOMMITTED to the jail of Marion county, la. N< on the 18th day of September. lS46, Negro Man who calls hIs name HENRY ABANTE, 2 years of age, feet 10 inches hig light complexion, and sa,s that he belongs to William Markham, of Vicksburg. Miss. The of said slave is re- qaesied 10 forward, prove property, pay char ges aad take him away, or he will be dealt with ac- cording to law.
 oct30 22lfcmo MJLAS REA. ya iler,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
NEW SCHOOL.

NRS. s l.. FONDA, late of Claiborne, will lEA open school on the 10th November next, on St. Louis between Claiborne and Franklin streets. Mrs. F. having been engaged for many years past in teaching in a Seminary at Claiborne, hopes she will he enabled to give satisfaction to any who may be disposed to palronile her. Her terms will be moderate from ss2 to s4 per month. She can give
 the most satisfactory references to parents to her abilities as d teacher. docI R
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

kzA FOR RENT--From the Ist of November ES next, Gne two story Brick Store, No. IF Dauphin street. Enquire of the present occupant
 oci7 JAMES COMING. %sA FOR RENT-The Warehouse on the south .Eal. east corner of Royal and Esiaya sis, known as Sanford's Warehouse. Apply to
 iel2 JAMES SANFORD
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

AgA FOR SALE-Tlat connections and desir- .G%%M able residence on Dauphin Way, within 2a miles from the Mansion House, known the resi- deuce ofthe late Edward O'Connor, and now in the occupancy of Wm. Stuart It is a handsome country place and the buildings are of the best kind. The main house is large. and built and finished in the most approved manner, and calculated for large family. The premises occupy three acres. For terms apply to BR HARDY, or
 mhl6 VIM. STUART.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
A JOHN M. CADE'S

%EA JOHN M. CADE'S %A E BOA RIDING HOUSE. South East corner Pubc Square, Cor better known as the Dauphin st. Hole,) Mobile, is now open for the reception of Families, private Genemen.- Entrance on Dauphin street, 3d door from the cor- ner dec2Kmo
 The Greensboro Beacon, Livingston, Ala. Whig, Weekly Independent, Miss, will please insert one month and forward bill to JIM c.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

Sale of Teas. On THURSDAY, 10th inst. at 9t o'clock, at sales soon, to close consignment-
 Henry Prau-5 half chests Pouehong Tea Ineas-35 do do do do Paul Jones--40 do do do Zeaohia--30O pound boxes Young Tyson Tea Tiger--i0 paund do do do Tartar-200 6lb do Imper,al do Tartar-300 6lb do Gunpowder do Aretus-36 ID do do do Lady Adams-176 6 lb do do do Rainbow-20 cases CannIsters do Huniress-25 do do do Panama-l0 do do do Terms at sale.
 AT PRIVATE SALE--A large assortment of Foreign aud Domestic Dry goods, by lhe piece or package.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
wORTHINGTON G. sNETHEN,

WORTHINGTON c. SNETHEN,
 U.ate Solicitor of the General Land Office.) ATTORNEY AND COUNS NSELLOR LAW, WAsHINaToN CITY, D. c. 0jr Practices in the Supreme Court ofthe United States, nnd in the Courts of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, and acts agent for persons having business with Congress, the War, ments, the General Land Office, Pension Office, Office of Indian Affairs, Patent Office. S'c. &c., mhlSKyf
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

(tOTTON SCALES-l seit Scales, suitable foI S weighing Cotton, but hl'e used and will be sold low. Also, an assortment ofPlatIorm and Cosn ter Scales, weighing I0l to 2000 lbs, for sale by
 dec4 PRICE & SPENCER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07

- be made al the Land Office m Demopols, for the renewal of the following Certificates located m what is known and called the French Grant. to wit: Certificates No. 1292 and I293; Alloiments No. 329 and s20. containing 209 2-l0O acres originally en- tered by Alexander St Curious. Also Certificate No.--; Allotment 3SI No containing 120 acres, all in section 134, entered by Mark lewis Decaye. The title of Government 10 said land being disput- cd in 1885 by other claimants, line undersigned placed the Certificates in the hands of Francis s Lyon. Esq for adjudication, and they have since been lost or mislad Every effort has been made for their recovery without success.