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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Beiore JUDGES Mel
son snd Be;,s-srGRia L Poa:ford IS. IN. jakrsor
cIrs'r or - PonS'ord decd -The late Mr.. had bll
of divorce rendered against him in this city in lS6-p
ls3. he married again in NewJerscy, and hss siree
;i,i leaving an estate worth upward OF S30Gcl III,
second marriage would have been legal by the law,
of this State The plaintiff comes in however. clsinipa
70 be legally his widow. and entitled 10 distributing
.hsr, of the estate Ii denied that she ertled,o
such The argument has occupied two or three dsy.
and was concluded yesterday. Decision reserved
William Van HOOK iona LeGch and John PssSls.ss
Motion o; Injunction 70 restrain defendants usn,
tho machinery now used by them ST the psnins MI!
foot OF lSthst the said machinery being known as the
McGrecor patent belonging IN this city IL is said To
conplsinan and defendants not entitled 10 Use H. Tie
argument in the case commenced yesterday snd
will DC resumed this forenoon.
Decision s-Pkilo Eli " and JohE 4 Baks vs.
JOAN n Parker and Wdl,sr VI Srsith Action in relation
10 Patent for Casters. Ordered and Gccrced that tie
defendant John D. Parker be- and he IS hereby perpet
ually nioncd from making procuring be made or
sell or offer for sale any casters made in such ike
manner as the csstors which compsinants obtained
their patent
end Bj,,1aafi " The Ship NdcirkTbis action 20
recover damages for the loss of quantity OF tobacco
brought in the Newark from New Orleans, but injured
on the passage by lard 600 los. OF which were on
board) leaking upon 1t. In the trial IN the District
Court it coutendcd that the leakage caused BY
bad weather and decree given in favor OF the ship
appeal was made. The Circuit Judge does not ,hnk
loss was occasoned by the perils of the sea ard
satisfied as TO the stowsSe and cooperage of the lard
Decree of the court below reversed. The clerk as
certain damage.
Darid L. Lore. appellant, Steamboat Wiiiidm ioAss
TO recover damage for running foul OF and sinking
the scop Charlotte. from Rondout with coal. Decree
OF the cour, below affirmed, with costs
DdriG HsrnH and Others ship GrGflon--To recover
damages for the loss o, quantity OF hemp, brought
from New Orleans Mobile, and injured here after
being on the wharf, BY rain storm Decree below AT
nrutd.
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BosToN. Nor. 10 P. N.

BOSTON NO. II = N
The weather today was fine and bracing, and
the arrival of the Acadia caused quite b-isk
movement among the Flour and Grain dealers
Flour fell from yesterday quotations TINS redue-
ton has caused quite sensation among the specG-
lasors The wind being partially fair large NUN
Der Of vessels. wind bound for over week got
under wav AZ > P. n the wind got back to ITS
old quarter y E and whether these vessels viii
weather the Cape Is matter OF doubt
Forrest has been complmen,ed with overfo*ing
audiences. and his appearance nightly IS welcomed
with cheer aiter cheer at the commencement and
closing OF his acting Sivori is drawing large au-
diences at the AthenTum
Sales we're TO-DAY at the Stock board Of $50 shares
Norwich and Worcester Railroad al 625 TO 62:, and
e Long Island Railroad at 80 70 3ot
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BALTIMORE. Nov. is!

BALTIMORE No'. IL ? N
We have nothing to forward you from the South
EN- mails nor does the Western mail contain any
thing worth Telegraph not even the election re
turns from Iowa. Flour has slightly declined here
TO-DAY the transactions are = 81 /! per Dbl
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sANpss sARsAPARILLA.

PARIS STYLE OF Northumberland and for sale bl
KNOX, l2s Fulton 81 Sun Buildings
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To tie Editor Of The Tribune

I see among your CRY Items the inquiry" Is
il tina; the Lawrence Monument IS going TO be- re
built It is true that the Monument is rebuilding
from design by M upjohn OF massive blocks OF free
from the quarry Little Falls y. !. any one
may by visiting the old Monumentn Trinity Church
yard The hrst Monument bulk of slabs OF marble
and from the effects OF the frost other
mas fallen pieces The present is being built by
he hberaty the Corporation OF Trinity Church from
material that used in the Church, in the
substantial The proprietor Of the quarry
M William Il Harris is now receiving orders for this
material, for from all parts OF the country.
OLD MORTALITY
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IL. See tan cer,itica.es in ths paper. ol9 lmcod,
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2 Il J. RowE are our authorized Agents a, PROV.
dence, r L for the OF The Tribune
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NEWBORN STATE ELECTION.
OFFICIAL VOTE

Asvhron average vote Tor Governor Bradley 10
This includes the Dis,ric, returned for
John Nisne.-l5S votes
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NAvAL.-The sloop-ofwar Albany is III complete
sailing Trim and under sailing orders Tor the Gull OF
Mexico. She Is expected to sail today The sloopot
war Boston sailed last week for the Pacific
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-r.>-. or -uz vrryrr 4NsrSx.
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~ The Female Department OF the Prison Asso-
citation hold their annual meeting IL o'clock day at
Ill Ten,havenue. The usefulness OF this Association
should commend it to the favor of the benevolent.
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REV. HENRY GlLEs-lt affords pleasure to
announce the New-York OF this distinguished
lecturer he eninently successful in making the
tour the Union and informed that he is about
to deliver a entirely lectures in this City
on The Affections and kindred themes
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CY We gladly own ourselves beaten in respect
the weather-which yesterday quite worthy not
only OF respect but admiration. Broadway had glo-
rous jubilee on the occasion
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e Mr.. Van AMRINGE OF Pittsburgh will speak
On the question of Land Reform this evening at the
meeting of the National Reorners in Croton Hsll Go
and hear him.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
TEXAS AGENCY.

'ENHE undersigned having concerted himself with A the firm of WEBB, DrVAL & Co.,, of the city of Ausln AS Gentrul Agents, has opened an Office in the city of Galveston, (exas.) under the style or AYERS, WEBB X Go, which, in connection with the Office at Austin, will attend to business in alt parts of the State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estaie, gene rally, m any part of Texasi
 1o the location or sale of Land Claims;
 To lhe examination of land Titles. and give writ ten opinions as to their validity, when required:
 To the procuring of Patents from the General Land Ohce, or other documents which may be re- quired to perfect Titles of Lands:
 To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. or other property. uf non-residents or auseniees. To tue prosecution of Claims the late Republic 0s present State. of Texas, for Money or Lands: To ihe settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government;
 To the collection oi Roreign Debts, and to all oth- er business which comes within the purvieu of General Agency.
 The Senior member of this branch of the firm has long been known active and vie ent Collector of Dabts, particularly such have been considered doubtful. or lost. lie has also been largely engaged m Land matters in various parts Of the country, and knows as we'll as most what is necessary 10 be done in procuring good Titles.
 The junior memher of the 6rm, (Mr. UrsHUR) has, for several years been connected will the Gen eral Land Omce-HHd, in the performance nf lhe pe- cHar dutie which deyolyed on him. he acquired as perfect kaowle ledge of The condition of he land tn tne O'aie as perhap5 any man m tt-and IS, there. fore, eminenly qualified for the transaction of such business will require the possession of that de- seriptiou of knowled
 The other members are practising Lawyers. One of them has, for several years been practitioner tn Texas, and bas devoted much of his time to the in- yestigaon of The Land Titles of the country. He s therefore, prepared to give opinions winch may arise i respecting such Titles In all cases. Comnisnicaiions addressed 10 the frm must be post paid, otherwise they will be taken from the office; and where business is directed be done, which will require ihe advancement of money, tne money mtsf accompany the instructions, The charges wiii be moderate; but as il is intend. ed that business confed 10 lhe fiji p shall be irsns- acted with The utmost promptness. even skoad il re- qnre he consian, attention oi each of it's members II is hoped that none except those who intend 10 he equally prompt in the payment of lees, will call Hpon il. DAVID AIRES
 REFER To-
 Hon. D. G. BURNETT. Austin,
 Hon. ABNER s. LIpSCOMB, Independence, Hon. JOHN B. JUNEs, Galveston.
 PRESCOT, Esq. New Orleans,
 Hon. F. C. HEARD, Esq, Mobile.
 GALVESTON, Sept 25th, l64S. Bov10mmo
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PUBLIC SALEs

N virIlg of deed oi trust bearing date Isl Au- 1 gust. ls45, ezecuisd hy Henry c Holmes aod Miles 4. Bou, recorded la. m ,rfgsge bo..k No 8, pages 3D5 and 366, Ter pdfpJses therein named, will proceed 10 sell asspabliG auction on Saturday lhe 19 day of Derea,ber, al I2 O'clck m n font ei he Mobile Court House. the following described nc ,r-es
 WILLY. aged about 2s chilI. years old.
 RACHEL. aged about 45
 CLAIBORNE, aped abou' 25
 snch lIIies will be given vested in nc by ed of trust.
 decs T. O RREWFR trnstea
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II. Q. BREW FIR. trustee.
MARAIiAL's SALE.


 CharIe, J Shannon, )FiF from tl,e Cr.
 cult Court oi ihe U wal.er k. English others SS 5,h judiciaI circu,t RYf virtue "i the a issued and to me drecisd As i" rhe ab~ve stated case, w, offer for sulr. in fron of lhe United States coartI Apuse. in the city of Mobile, the trsl Monday m 1hnuary ls47 beiween the hours of P and o'clock of said day. o the highest bidder for cash all the right, title and interest Oi ,lle defendants in and 10 the follow ing desc, bed pieces or parcels of land, 10 vii: The nori west half Jt tue north quarter of section twenty six, township five, range four. eas bounded west by lands of Thomas English, and on all other sides by public lands; tue having been levied on as the property Oi Rachael English Also, the nerih half oi section thirteen, and Ihe south half of fractional section twelve, iu township five. range toar east, the TWO tracis containing 640 acres. or lhereabour, with All the Improvements &c. belonging 10 the same, winch two last mentioned tracts of land have heen levied on as the propery of Thomas English. of Ihe defendants; all of which lands are in he St. Stephens hand dislret. The above mentioned lands be sold to satisfy the uds- Weni against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES C. LYON
 dee2ttds U. & Marshal s. D Ala,
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CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, sc

CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, sc. FHNliE undersigned begs leave call the alientioa h ef families, and of the citizens geseraIly, his extensive
 CONFECTIONERY ENTERTAINMENT, Nj the southeast cornef al Dauphin and Emanuel streets where he keeps constantly on hand for sale large assortment of Cakes, Candies. Pastry, Fruits, fresh aad dried, Of every descrni ion-Nuts of all kinds, domestic and foreign-Grapes, &c &c
 Orders for Pastry and Cakes, for wedding dining and evening parties, elegantly filled at short notice
 Also,a very large assortment of CIGARS, em- oraeins every variety manufactured at Havana and elsewhere oct2 T CARMELICH
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noy2e sien of lhe Black Hnl. Nn ! Si Franni.
MRS. SWAIN

Gr7NA MRS. SWAIN hQazn E9aJ Respectfully soicts the attention efesks{s
 V<% her patrons and ihe Ladies of Mobile rSssssA generally, 10 her assortment of Min9ry, consisting a part of Bonnes of the latest and most fshonable style; handsome French Flowers and Plumes, ele- gant Piaid Shaded and embroidered Ribbons-to geiher with every variety of Straw Goods. Aso-a large and handsome assortment of Materials, winch will be made 10 order on ihe most onable terms.
 01- Mrs. SWAIN is persuaded that purchasers cannot do better elsewhere-ali lhe above named ar icles having been carefully selected from lhe most fashionable houses in he city of N. York. novI7Kmof
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}. piNEs,S ALIIAMRRA.
BOAlsDING.

MRS. ANN DALE (lair Mrs. Ann Walker)
 NA would inform her friends and the public lhal she is si locaied at her former residence, of nanphin and Conception streets The House has recently undergone such repairs as to render il nhe of the mosi pleosant and convenient Boarding Els. iablishmenis in the citv The style of the tahe and prlce wI, she confidently beeyes, give enlire sal isiaclion those N ho favor her with heir pat rnnage. She has still accommodations for or two amilles, and also o, several gen lemen wi'h or without lndgng noyl6
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
COMMiSSIONER7S SALE

N0IH MIooIONEKN N oALE.
 NA ILL be sold, for cash, by order ci the Hon J W A. CmhbeIt. Judge of the County Court oi Moh,e m front oi lire Court House oi said county. Monday he 29lh day of June next, al F o'clock MA lot of ground and the improvements thereon, situate on Ihe north corner of St. Michael aod Si. Joachim streets. In the cliy Of Mobile, having 4 front on S. Michael street nf 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 the adminisratix and heirs at law of Thomas Blalr. deceased.
 my28 JNO c CUTHBERT, Commissioner
 eo- The above sale is postponed until Monday the 9th day of July next, by consent of all partes
 jSl JNO c CUTHBERT.
 0c- The above sale is further postponed until the first Monday in January next, by consent of all par ties. JNO c CUTHBERT.
 deelftds F. B GALE, Auctioneer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE.

NO 'St Francis street, Mobile kaa The subscriber is now receiving tat the old szzs# stand of M MnIden) a lirge and well seec- ted assortment oI Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Arti. 6cial Flowers, aud Umbrellas. The stock con, iss of every variety in lhe lne-has been selected wIl, great cnre and Judgment, expressly for thIs market, and comprises all be late improvements in style and finish. City and counlr, dealers and planters are respectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. The entire stock will be sold at prices thai cannot ia 10 please.
 JIM SEARS, Agent
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.JOHN M.CADE,S

E BOAknING nUUSE. ts:ad Saolii Fasf elrner pnli,c square, (,r Letter kntMn IS the Danphia >i ilofei.) hobile, Is now open fl he reception of Families, nr piivac Gen emen. - Enir4nee OH Uauphin street. 3l do0I q om fe cOf dec2Kmo
 The Grean.buro Beaena, Livingston, Ala. Nhig Weekly Independent, Mss. will please insert nne month and forward b'ii io c.
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xEA AMERICAN HOTEL AND xEA
 staAa a, ISESTAIIRAT. r.sI1a

xEA AMERICAN HOTEL AND kEA EsM RESTAURANT, rssA
 Formerly Commercial Exchange, Nnuated on Erchanee street, betwesa Water and Com
 meree sheets, Mobile.
 FFNIlE above well known and popular establishment IA having undergone thorough repairs during the mast summer, is open for the season.
 To ship masters, planters and business men gen erally, the above establishment is the convent ent of any in the city-heng in immediate proxm- ny to the wharves and principal Ihoroughfares, and can accommodate from 50 to 50 with sleeping apart ments, and about '50 with board.
 The Eating department is on the Resiaurai plan, where they can get their meals at any hour in the day. and the charges the most reasonable of any house in the city.
 0U- The utmost order aud cleanliness observed throughout the establishments The proprietor hopes that wnh these recommendations and d strict atlen- ton to business. to merit share of patronage.
 octl6Mmo JAMES DYER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

P0FfrdrdFn's Ndle. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock. al stores 75 and 77 Water st. will be sold under he inspection of lhe Wardens of the ely, for account oi whom il may concern,
 red plush figured Mahogany Centre Divans Damaged on lhe voyage of importation, ex ship Waverl, from New York.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

NOTICE--The undersigned ing been appo,n, IN ed agent for the '-P Patria' the only Spanish pa per published in the United States, beg leave to in. form the public, pal ticularly young stud ing the language, that they VI i'll receive subscriptions at their offioe. (dec5l CRUZAT & MOORE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

VNHE undersigned having commenced business on his own account, offers is services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular at enton will be paid to door sales of Hay. Pots oes, Lime, Lomber. So., and to collecting inward sreighs and procuring outward cargoes for vessels.
 o, W. SAVAGE
 daoE No Ql Cau..s..
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
FnR NEW nRI.EANS.


 CsO@ A The new fine fast running steam ;Sssz boat MOBILE. W Sutton n'sster will leave as ,boye on THIS DAY. the Huh inst, al l2 o'clock
 For freight or passage, having superior accoino- dalions, aprly on board Of 'o
 FOR MONTGOMERY A E~@ n The fine fast running passenger Ssgxs;sesss=z=F{S steamer NEW WORLD, l n Estes. inaser wIIl leave for tLe above and III intermediate landings on THIS DAY, l4,h inst, Al 5 o'clock M For freight passage apply on board or to decl4 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co
 FOR MONTGOMERY. H h The fine, fast running passenger ysssssSSSzsAAz7If57rS steamer AMARARTH. J. J. Adams master, will leave for ihe above and all lnterme diaie landings on THIS DAY. 14lh instant. al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to decl4 CAMPBELL. OWEN 6 co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY
 No Trapeliing the Sa6bdth. A r-~ A The fine steamer VIM. BRAD SsssszfsSssS7sE.- STREET, T. Meaher. master, will leave for Ihe above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, 1ith instant, at o'cock'P N For freight passage apply on board or to decl4 CAMPBELL. OWEN g. co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A f~9~ ss The fine steamboat w. w. FRY i, SzEsss2sS=zzzs-. Burre master, will leave for the
 
 the l4lh inst. al o'cocK, PM.
 For freight passage, apply on board or to decl4 MOSES WAKING & co FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A E~~ R The fine and very llght draughl zsSySSSS5zx steamer SELMA, Bryan, master will leave for the above and all intermediate land ings TUESDAY the 10th inst. at h o'clock I'M. For freight or passage, apply on board or to decl4 MOSES WAKING & co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A C0~ h The new light draught steamboat Sssssssssfs7SyF75x H. KINNEY, Kinney master. will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on TUESDAY, 15 h inst at o'clock PM. For freight passage, apply on boardor decl4 MOSES WARING & GO. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h R The dorbe engine fast run SfsizszSsszz][Szg ming steamboat DALLAS, Tapping ion master. will leave for he above and all inIerme date landings on WEDN ESDAY. the I6ih inst. al 4 o'clock PM.
 For freight passage apply on board or to decl4 NJ WARtNG & co FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A Eo9 h The new light draughi fast M SSszaaass5sEEEEs;S- ming steamboat ROBT. EMMETT, James Montgomery master, will leave for lhe above Il .u I.nI
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
FOR NEW YORK.

slsE The Packet bark ALABAMA, Srrague, Et9sG master. wants 100 bales entlon to complete her cargo for the above port For freight of which or passage, apply board, opposite Walkers Press t0 FOSDiCk N ttlAkLOCh,
 deca S6 and sS Commerce. street
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

FIREhEs's ASSURANCE COMPANY, ..-l...., Mobile, December 3, fSs6 ! NOTICE-The meeting of the Siockho,iers oI ' this Company, postponed to the 7th inst, is hereby further postponed until Monday, tie I4lf December at 4 o'clock PM. s;' lf..a
 By order of the board of Directors. Is
 dec4L JAS 1T. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

ALABAMA LIFE ASSURANCE AND TRUST Co. }
 Mobile. 2d December, lS4e NOflCE TO STOCKHOLDERS--Ane eitctior Tor i've Trustees. to fi vacancies m ,he Boarf o' Trustees of this Company. will be held in con formity to the charter al the office of the copo,n, on Maaday the l4th inst. between the hours of Is o'clock. N and o'clock, PM. Ta
 By order of the Board, aecs N O TISDALE. sec'ry. DETIT GULF COTTON sEED-For .als ., 4 s7t cents per busheI. by
 sss kc CENTER co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
H. n. JESTER.

Tin Plate and Nhset IrGn Worker,
 HAS removed from No 106 to No AS Dauphin st. l 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 app owed plans Conductors jobbing done with neatness and despatch. dec5
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
FnR NEW YnRK

ss6, The 4 bark EpERVIER, N 4 Seawe eil. s3 master, will have despatch fur The above port Fur balauce of freight ur passaee having good accommodations, apply to the captain "n board or Ia fdeeloI nW SAVAGE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

NEW cox BfNDERY-The subscriber has " added Biodery 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 qua ts us can bs done in any city.
 dec4 F. H. BROOKS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

e uPERIoR BRANDY--Those whdwish to ob- 0tain superior article, we would recommend them to call on Van and Riley at Pines Alhambra
 N. B. The above Brandy is of recent importation, aad Is said 10 be finer than ihing of he kind in this market. IL will at all times be found on the Bar al the Alhambra. dec5
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

DOYS' CLOrIIING-The subscrber has just lb received sn additional supply of Boys Cloth Sacks. Peito and Over Coats. 10 which he would u- vte the attention of purchasers. W WILLIAMSON,
 dcclOc cor Commerce and Dauphin SIS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR BALTIMORE. SEN The srhr q FEN. TAYLOR, Capi Phillips. EzassE For freight or passage, aprls io deciO II A SCHROEDER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

c SUNDRIES-2O0 bags Shot; S 20 boxes Chocolate; 20 do Pipes;
 20 cases Ground Coffee; 100 bxs Raisns;
 20 dog Coffee Mills, 20 do Brooms; 40 nests Market Baskets; 20 doz Buckets; 20 do Keelers;
 10 dog Washboards; 20 bxs Buckwheat;
 30 bxs Herrings 70 do Clarei;
 100 bxs Sardines; Kelchup; Pickled Fruit PickIed Lobsrers, Ste, for sale by decl2 JC8rJE SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-14

Hon. D. q BURNETT. Austin,
 Hon. ABNER s. LlPSCOMB, Independence, Hon. JOHN B. JCNEs, Galveston. PRESCOT, Esq. New Orleans, Hon. F. C. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. GALVESTON, Sept. 18th, l64S. nov10mmo
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY DURRANCE & STANAHD. ''-
 q. N. PARKER. AaeIione4r.

Pgt,DUa,a's Sa!e m THls DAY. the l+rh insI, Al el 5'enck, ar sales room. will be sold for account ol whom 1T na,