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AMUSEMENTS,
""mobile theatre.
■aasgm.LUDLOW A SMITH
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Gallery.25 cent*
Pr, tut! and Sd tier* of Boa**.. .50 cent*
Draft Circle.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!
First night of ibe Grand Fairy Spectacle of
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR!!
With new and splendid scenery and machinery.
Scenery (minted by S- B. Stock well.
Dane ing and singing during the piece.
Entertainment to commence with the petit comedy u:
THE MARRIED RAKE.
(0-Particular* in small bills.
FIFTH NIGHT OF THE GREAT
ABC ROMANCER.of theJCIXjCKNTURY.
CORINTHIAN HALL
CROWDED! CROWDED!! CROWDED!!!
Fiithlly with the beauty and fashion of the city.
Immense attraction* for a few nights more
THIS EVENING
The greet Necromancer and Ventriloquist, wilj in
addition to a variety of new tricks, new music, &c.,
introduce (he grand, stupendous and Incomprehensi
ble illusion of
9&-COLD WATER,4)0
The greatest feat of the present age. Gallons, Gal*
Ions and gallons of water will be conjured into a flock
of Pigeons.
{0* Doors open at half past 6 and performances to
commence at quarter past 7 o'clock.
{jrAdtnitiniice 50 cents. Children half price.—
8elect seats for gentlemen with ladies. Gallery for
colored persons 25 cents. dec30
NEW-YORKCIRCU8
ON THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
/TD
HOWE8 4c MARIE, proprietors of the New-York
Circus, respectfully announce that they are open for
exhibition in tills city, fora shori season, with an ex
cellent and beautiful STUD OF HORSES and a full
and efficient corps of the most talented and celebrat
ed Performers of the day.
THIS DAY, December 31.
The exhibition will he accompanied by a splendid
Band of Music. Ample arrangements are made for
he accommodation of all who may attend.
03* Price of admission to the boxes 50c. Children
under 10 years of age 25c.
Quadroons, boxes. 50c. Servants 25c.
THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA
ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN,
United with the famous
BKW-TORI INSTITUTE FOR THE TEAR 184
Will be exhibited in thia city for a short season,
commencing on MONDAY, 6th January, 1#45.
Admittance reduced to 60 cts. Children
and servants, half price.
.0®- Doors open from half past 1 to half past 4 o'
clock PM.
NOVEL SPECTACLE!
TWO ELEPHANTS IN HARNESS f f
'On entering each town or village the Menagerie
will be preceded by the Grand Novel Spectacle of an
elegant Music Car, containing a superior Band of
Musicians drawn by two noble Elephants, leading
some 2A wagons, containing Wild Animals of diffe
rent descriptions, passing through the principal
streets to the great surprise and admiration of all
beholders.
The celebrated Wm. A. Dubois, the great sub
deer of the Savage Denizens of the Forest, will up
pear in a most magnificent series of scenes entitled
The Dreadful Doom of the Sultan's Slave.
The characteristic passages efmusic selected from
the works of the great French, Italian and Gerinnu
Composers, and to be execnted by a full und efficient
Orchestra.
Among the variety of thrilling situations, the fol
lowing will be exhibited:
THE OUTCAST SLA VE,
banished to the Forest of Falhri, expiring from hun
ger and fatigue, when a fierce Brazilian Tiger darts
like lightning upon him from an upper cavern- The
Eastern Despot's most awful sentence, forfeit life
epared on condition of
Training a Wild Lion to Harness ! !
which is accomplished, and the slave rides across the
read in an ancient car. Also a variety of beautiful
and striking situations, which will be presented du
ring the progress of the piece, concluding with the
most bold, grand and daring display ever presented
among a whole caravan of vhld animals let loose at ths
•0ms tims upon the Indian Slavs, who will gradually
subdue nnd playfully exhibit his remarkable skill, in
elegantly grouping this Matchless Zoological Exhi
bition.
declS H. HOPKINS & CO., Proprietors.
FURNITURE to arrive from Boston, consisting
in part of—
Cane 8*at Chairs, do do Rocking do
Common wood Chairs, Dining Chairs
Large Scroll Rocking Chairs
Mahogany Arms Rocking Chairs
Settee Cradles, dark and maple
Tables and Stands, dark and maple, and Furni
lure of other descriptions, etc.
Also—2 bbls dark and light Furniture Varnish, for
decSl sale by J A. IIOOPER, 40 St Michael-st
HITE LEAD—In 25, 50 Ind 100 lb kegs, of
pure, extra, Nos. 1 and 2, from the Union
Manufactory. A further supply just received and
for sale by HAVILAND. CLARK & CO,
decdl 46 and 47 Water-slreet
US CAN V OLIVE OIL-—MO S ELY
TUCKER, Druggists, have just received 6
’ iare.(original packages) pure Olive Oil, being the
best article lor table use ever brought to the city.—
, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. der81
WINTER oil.—7 bull winter stratum lileaclieil
Spent, 3 bbls spring strained uobleacbed do,
jest landed end fur sale by
decSl J AS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-st
iriANALTFLOliR—60liitlf bbls of best northern
laiuily Flour, for sale by
decIO JNO. C. RYAN, 1831. Michael-st.
DRIED TONGUES—6 barrels, a fine article,
for aale by
decIOMARSHALL, ROWE ft CO.
STEAM SYRUP and Sugar Home Molasses, fot
sale by JOHN O’REILLY fc CO.,
decSO N E corner Conti and Water-sts
HAY— 250 bales prime Portsmouth Hay, from
ship Isaac Newton, for sale by
decSO _J. H RIVERS S CO.
SALT in bleached sacks for sale from lighters and
on the wharf by WM. MILLIGAN & CO..
decSO 84 St Micliael-street
POTATOES—300 bbls Chenango Potatoes, in
fine order, landing this day and lor sale by
decW FOSD1CK fc CHARLOCK, 88 Com-si
C” ARTS, Drays and Wheel Barrows, just rsceiv
ed and fur sale by
decll 27cGODWIN k DAVIS.
FLOUR—100 bbls Fugin’s Mills sf Flour, in
store and lor sale by
decSl C. W. DORRANCE.
APB JESSAMINES—180 large and thrifty
Cape Jessamines, 3 to 6 years old, for sale by
decSl H. GATES, Druggist, 186 l)auphin-si
UGAR AND MOLASSES—250 hhds Sugar
inferior In prime; 200 bbls Molasses, in fine or
der, lor sale by [dicSl] JAS- SANDS fc CO.
MACKEREL—In~ihols; kalfaed qTMils, Nm
2 end 3, for sale by JOHN PHILLIPS,
daell corner Conti and Water-sts
1 • UTTER—31 kegs Orange County Butter, laud
J ing per brig Morea from N. York and for salt
deoil by E. C. CENTER dt. CO.
171 LOUR—61 4 bbls Family Flour, e superior er
IJT |icU, for Mils by
dqell BEERS A SMITH, « St Miehael s
R.CE-A superior a,tick to-W
UGAR—25 bbls and 10 hoses Loaf Sugar! lie
decSl aale by BEERS k SMITH.
g , U rrUsl—80 kegs prime Goshen, for sale by
IS deal BEERS A SMITH.
SUGARS—40 hhde various qualiiiet, in for* an<
for —U by tifocll) Co W. PORRANCE,
EXCHANGE on Near Orleans, for snleby
dec27 JAMES SANDS fcCO.
1 EXCHANGE on New-Orleana, for sale by
Id decll S. I. » I 1. JONES.
EXCHANGE on Boston at sight, foi sale by
declO WHITAKER tk SAM PSON.
STERLING Exchange and Franca, bought by
dec24 ARCH'D GRACIE, 26 St. Francia-at.
XCHANGF. oKT ENGLAND—PavabbTai
sight, in Bums of £6 to £100, for sale by
dec24 GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr._
EXCHANGE nu Boston, at sight and sixty daya
sight, for sale by
<lecl4 W, H. BLACKLER, 6 Wuter-atreet
EA XCHANGE from sight to 60 days on
id NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE and
PETERSBURG, Va.
Far tale by GEO. CLEVELAND, Jk.,
dec24 corner of Royal and St Francia ats.
Exchange at sight on
NEW-YORK
BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA and
CHARLESTON. For sale by
decia HUNTINGTON A CLEVELAND.
EXCHANGE, ou New-Yorlt and New-Orleans,
ior sale by
decl4 ARCH. GRACIE, 26 St. Francia at.
£ EXCHANGE—Checks on N. Orleans at sight,
d for sale hy
dec6 _ E. L. ANDREWS k CO.
C1HECKS on New-York, for sale by
) dec24 ARCH’D GRACIE. 26 St. Fiancia-at.
ALABAMA STATE BANK BILLS—for sale
dec-31 by JAMES SANDS fc CO.
AMERICAN GOLD and New-Orleana funds, for
sale by |dec3Il J AS. SAN l)S & CO.
US. TREASURY NOTES—for sale by
• dr.24 ARCH’D GRACIE,268t. Francia-st.
riAREASURY NOTES for sale by
1 der20 GFiORGE CLEVELAND Jr.
DOUBLOONS—-100 Spanish Doubloons for sale
by [decl2] ESLAVA, MURREL & CO.
ONE share in the Fnetor’a Press, for sale by
de <18 ALFRED BATRE. Bill Broker.
LABAMX MONEY, lurTnlelw
GREGORY it SILSBY,
nov12 233tf corner Dautihinand Royal-al.
ADVANCES ON COTTON consigned to oar
friends in Liverpool, Havre, Hamburgh and
New-York, will he made by
dec25 JAMES MAGEE ft CO., 66 Com-sl
ADVANCES ON COTTON shipped to Messrs.
Baring, Brothers & Co., Liverpool, or to Messrs.
Goodhue & Co., New-York, made by
dec24 ARCH’D GKACIE, 26 St Francis-st
LIBERAL Advances on Cotton shipped to his
friends in New York and Havre, made by
_ declOtIB A. BELLOC, 32 St. Michael-st.
ADVANCES will Iro made on Colton consigned
to the friends ef the subscribers in Glasgow or
Liverpool [nov23] JAMES REID k CO.
LIBERAL ADVANCES made on consignments
of Cotton to Boston by
nov29 T. H. CHEEVER, 40 Commerce-st.
DVANCES ON COTTON"Consigned-"to our
friends abroad made by
oct26 ESLAVA, MURRELL k CO.
LIBERAL cash Advances will lie made on ship
ments of Cotton to our friends in New-Orleans,
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New-York, Boston and
Liverpool. rdec2] BEERS & SMITH.
ADVANCES ON COTTON—The subscribers
will make liberal advances on Cotton consign
ed to C. Dellinger, Esq. New York.
uov25 F. W. MtCOY k CO. 86 Com.Hit^
ADVANCES ON COTTON—Liberal advances
made on Cotton. I<»r sale in this market, or for
shipment to our friends in Liverpool, New York or
New Orleans. E. L. ANDREWS k CO.,
decl2Kino corner Coin. Front and St Louis-sfs
DVANCES ON COTTON—The subscriber
will make liberal advances on cotton consigned
to Messrs. W. A. k G. Maxwell & Co., and
Messrs. Fletcher, Alexander & Co., of Li
verpool. Also, on shipments to bis friends in New
York. [nov20j T. McGRAN, 34 St Micliael-st.
ADVANCES—Liberal advances will be made on
consignments to our friends in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, Richmond and
New Oi leans by
oct23 JAMES SANDS & CO.
DVaNCES ON COTTON—The subscriber
will make advances on Cotton to Liverpool,
Glasgow, and New York.
nov7 D. WHEELER, 28 St. Michael-st.
DVANCES ON COTTON.—The subscriber
will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned
to his friends in Liverpool.
octl8 GEORGE MARTIN.
npHE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to
JL make liberal advances on Cotton shipped to
heir friends.in New York, Providence and Boston.
oci9 __ WHITAKER 4* SAMPSON^
ADVANCES on Colton consigned to Messrs.
Brown, Shipley & Co., Liverpool, or Brown,
Brothers & Co., New York, will be made by
oct7 GEO. CLEVELAND. 3r.
ADVANCES made on Cotton shipped to New
York or Liverpool by
oci2l E. C. CENTER & CO
WANTED—A House Servant. Apply to
dec27 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-st
WANTED—Mobile Bank Slock. Apply to
dec23 P. B. TAYLOR, 4 Hagan’s Building.
ANTED—50,000 first class sbavecfShingles,
decl3 JNO. GIBSON. 30 St Michael-st
WANTED, a good saddle Pony, for which a
fair price will lie given. Apply to
decl4 J. H. RIVERS & CO.
EKVANT WANTED—'flie advertiser wants to
hire a first rate Cook, who is also a good washer
and ironer, .and can come well recommended. For
such liberal wages Apply at No. 4 Planters
street.dec23
LINSEED OIL—5bbl» Bridges’ best Linseed
Oil, 10 do Western do do, in store on consign
ment and for sale by
dec28 WHITAKER k SAMPSON.
PEDLAR’S WAGONS—2 Pedlar’s Wagons
just received and will be sold low by
<iec28 S. I. & L 1. JONES.
SHAD—25 bbls Potomac Shad; 10 half bbls do
do, just received and for sale by
dec28 THOS. P. MILLER k CO.
SOAP—100 boxes New-York No. 1 Soap, m
store on consignment and for sale by
des28 WHITAKER k SAMPSON.
SOAP—600 boxes of Campbell, Gould and Mor
ton brands, for sale by JNO. PHILLIPS,
dec28 corner of Conti and Water sts
LIME—This morning landing from Montezuma
on Dauphin street wharf and for sale by
dec28_ J. H. RIVERS & CO.
TOBACCO—400 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
for sale by
dec27 JAMES SANDS k CO.
ON IONS—100 bbla Silver Skin, in tme order,
in store and for sale by JOHN PHILLIPS,
dee27 corner of Conti Hnd Water-streets
OLD SCHIEDAM GIN—In stone iugs, packed
in cases containing one dozen tacii, for sale by
_dec27ROBERT S. BUNKER.
CHAMPAGNE—60 boxes key brand Champagne
newly imported, in pints and quarts, for sals by
dec27 _ JAMES SANDS & CO.
COAL—100 hlidtf Peach Orchard, landing and
for sale from the wharf at a low price. Apply to
dec27 _F. C. CENTER It CO.
BUTTER—80 firkins Orange county, landing
and for sale low from the wharf by
dec27 _ K* C. CENTRJt CO.
CIOFFEE—TOO bags new crop Rio, a fine arti
J cie, for sale l^gw-- _ r"
dec27 tSaUBHALUROWE Jt CO._
POTATOES—J00 bbls Yellow, 100do Chenango
and 100 bags Western Potatoes, for sale by
dec27 T. P. MILLER Jt CO.
COFFEE, Cfnions and Potatoes, landing from
ship Nile and for sale low from the wharf by
dec27 J.H. RIVERS 4* CO.
EACH BRANDY—2tthalfbbls. Moiiungabela
Whiskey—26 half bbls, for sale by
dec27 H. A. SCHROEDER, 26 St. Franms-st
RIO COFFEE—600 biigs, for sale by
H. A. SCHROEDER,
dec27 26 St. Francis-st.
BUTTER—A strictly prime article Goshen, just
received and for safe by M. ROBINSON,
dec27 corner Dauphin an I St. Emauuel-sts.
liVBBLS Old Sliirly Whiskey, on hand a^d
1 vf for sale by
dec27 HUMPHRIES, WALSH Jt CCK
BBLS fresh Newburgh Ale, 20 half do do do,
landing and for sale by
dec27_HUMPHRIES, WALSH Jt CO.
PIECES Kentucky Bagging; 60 coils d«j
Ro|>e, for sale to close consignment by
dec25 JAMES MAGEE Jt CO., 60 Com-st
PLASTER, CEMENT AND HAIR—Landing
this day from ship Celia and for sale by
dec26_J. H. RIVERS Jt CO.
Ci EfiARS—Regalias of choice brands, on ceu<
k5 signment mod lor sale by
dec27 F. STEWART, 41 Dauphin-st
RINTINU PAPER of nuperior quality and .a.
rioua aiiaa; alio, New,and Book Ink,con.uni
yk.pt by [decffll F. H. BROOKS.
Medical books—for «i« by
d.cWF. H. BROOK8.
TEEL PENH—2W0 arM., juit receirad by
dwll F. H. BROOKS.
UAIIFAQNE—1<M> tmakali uf .arioot brand.
for ank, by [dwW] JflO. C. RYAN.
The ship HUSAN F. HOWKbL, Bailej
Stsl&aiaslei, want* 200 bales cotton. For fVeirhi
dec*! apply to GEO. MARTIN.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
#A^L The first cIhrs British fiark CROWN
tlnifr iTiints 200 bales Cotton. For freight, spoil
dec31 to GEO. MARTIN.
FOR 'LIVERPOOL.
The British ship DUMFRIES HIRE, Da
3£S&£.vis master, having the greater part of her car.
so engaged, will have immediate despatch. For
freight apply to
dec25 JAMES MAGEE & C0..66 0oin.*l
“ 'for-Liverpool"
The AmeJican ship PACTOLUS, Hard*
X6%i% master, wants 400 bales cotton. For
freight, apply to
decl3 ARCH’D ORA Cl F., 26 St Francis-sl
FOR GENOA.
The new coppered and copper fastened
*S3E£packet bark E. >1. CHAPIN, R. W. Welch,
master, having all her freight engaged, will sail for
the above port on or before the 10th Deceinlier.—
For passage, having superior accommodations, up
ply to J AS. GANDOLFO, 70 Corn-st., Mobile,
uov19 or to BARRF.LLl & CO., N. Orleans.
“FOR HAVANA'
The brig TARANTO, White master, will
MmHKloti on Wednesday next. For passage only,
apply to [dec3l] C. LkBAKON.
FOR HAVANA
gg* The regular packet AUGUSTA, Post
maiiipr, having her cargo engaged, will sail
in a few duys. For passage apply to
Hec28 C. LkBARON.
FOR NEW-YORK~“
The packet bark ANN WELSH, Magna
.$la&£ roaster. is ready to receive freight for the
above port. Apply to
dec31 W HITAKER fc SAMPSON.
FOR NEW-YORK
fffR The packet brig LINDEN, F. W. Wil
Mjdafiftliams master, will have despatch for the above
port. For freight apply to
dec28 JNO C. RYAN, 18 St. Michael-st
for“newvo rkT
The ship COTTON PLANTER, Pratt
^Ssaa&niaster, has two-thirds of her cargo engaged.
For freight of balance apply to
dec27 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
FOR NEW-YORK.—Commercial Line.
I&AH®. The A 1 regular packet ship CELIA, C.
mSSL Thatcher master, will have quirk despatch
for the above port. For freight or passage apply to
dec26 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, 88 Coin-st
FOR NEW-YORK
•MS®. The packet brig W'ETUMPKA, Captain
SlKFowler, wants 100 bales cotton to complete
her cargo for the above port. For freight apply to
dec24 JNO. C. ’RYAN. 18 St. Michael-st
'"FOR‘NEW-YORK.
•gdSJL The packet barque Z RING, Captain E.
$55s& Latham, will have despatch lor the aliove
port. For freight apply to
dec!3 J. C. RYAN. 18 St. Michael St.
FOR BOStonT ~
The new brig MARSFJLLOIS, can take
Wftf r>n bales cotton on deck and sail on Wednes
day next. For freight of which, apply to
dec80 J. H. RIVERS & CO.
FOR BOH TON.
The packet bark MONTPELIER, J.
Staikpoh* master, is now loading and will
have despatch. For freight or passage, apply to
dec24 J. H. RIVERS & CO.
FOR SALE.
The schr FREEDOM, well found, suita
ble for a lighter, will be sold very low by
dec30 _ J. H. RIVERS & CO.
L. PARMLY, Dental Surgeon,
flCj-Haa returned to the city andean be consulted
at his Office No 83 Dauphin Street, opposite the Pub
lie Square. dec21ltmo
AMEBII'aFpOWOEB C©ifIPANl\
fPHE Suhcsriber having lieen appointed agent for
X the sale of this celebrated POWDER, has just
received a supply of Rifle and Sporting, which has
been prepared with great c»re, is fre« Irom all damp
ness and warranted equal to any manufactured in the
country. JOHN PHILLIPS.
dcc25 corner Conti and Water-sts
BONNETS.
10 dox while Cyprus, Chintz triimned
10 doc white do; 10 do white Gimp
f> doc misses* colored Willow
5 doc do Clementine; 5 do Chintz
10 doz do Gimp; 10 d«» Shone
10 doz fashionable Plain Silk
10 doz do Florence Braid.
For stile by W. H. A^H. F. CRAWFORD,
dec24uw 17 Dauphin street
WE have just received per reccat arrivals a ve
ry large and assorted invoice of Fancy Goods,
which we beg to offer to the trade on liberal terms,
either for cash or on time:
French Prints; F’rench Curtains, plain and damask
Mnusline de Laines; Cashmere de Ecorse
Figured and plain Alpaccas; F'oulard de Laines
Black and rich figured Silks
Black Serges lor trimmings; Cap Ribbons
Colored Satin Ribbons; Indies worked Collars
Black Talfitus; black Cashmere Shawls
Ladies* plain hem stitched printed linen cambric
Hdkfs; satin and fancy Cravats
Suspenders; black and colored Crane; Veils
Artificial F'lowers; Broadcloth for pants and coats
Also,—A large assortment of jot consisting of But
tons, Pins, Combs, Ac.
dec28JAMES SANDS A CO.
SUNDRIES—50 boxes Tomato and Walnut Cat
sups; 50 boxes Under wood *1 Pepper Sauce
10 boxes Underwood’s fine and s. f. Mustard
5 do do ground Pepper
5 do do do Ginger
5 do do do Cassia
200 boxes Sardines; 10 baskets Sweet Oil
15 boxes old Cherry Brandy
300 lbs Sal iEratus
100 131b boxes Gunpowder and Y Hyson Teas
10 cases canister Imp. and Gunpowder do
50 reams large and small size Wrapping Paper
200 lbs l>est Manilla Indigo, for sale by
dec27 WARE & CHESBROUGH, 4 Com-st.
New Style Goods for Ereuing Dreitra.
DANIELS & BRADY, corner ol Dauphin and
Water streets, have just received the following
new and beautiful Goods for Ladies’ Evening Dress.es
Plaid and striped Polka Muslins
Plain and figured Tarlataines
Plain and figured Swiss and Book Muslins
Colored Organdy and Tarlatane Robes
Embroidered and Rivierre Robes
6-4 and 8-4 Organdy Mitolins, very sheer
Husion Bl mds and Barage Robes dec28
DRY GOODS—2cases Plaid Linse>s
2 cases striped and plain Kerseys
5 cases Kentucky Twills and PIhiiis
2 cases mixed Kentucky Jeans
1 case mixed Satlineis. Landing and for sale
dec27 by E- C. CENTER & CO.
LIQUORS, A.—
40 bblsold teclified Whiskey
75 bbls superfine Flour, 40 do N O Molasses
10 hhds brown N O Sugars. Landing and for
sale bv WARE A CHESBROUGH,
dec27 40 Commerce-street
SUGAR, FLOUR and MOLASSES—
56 liiids choice and prime Sugars
50 bbls superfine Flour, 40 bbls Whiskey
Landing from steamer Fashion and for sale by
dec27 ESLAVA, MURRELL It CO_
WHISKEY—100 bbls Cincinnati Whiskey
75 bbls Dexter D R Whiskey
25 do M Miongnbela do
5 do “Old Shirley" do, for sale by
dec28 THOS^P. MILLER & CO.
CANDLES, lie—250 l>oxe* Sperm Candles
50 casks Peach Orchard Coal
26 cases Hals. For sale by
dec27 HUNTINGTON fc CLEV ELAND.
COFFEE—HQO bags Rio Coffee
150 bags Laguvru Coffee, 100 do Java do
50 bags St Domingo do, 10 do Mocha do
dec27 For sale byT. P. MILLER & CO.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS—An assortment ol
fresh Garden and Field Seeds of warranted
quality, landing per brig Linden, for sale by
dec** HAV1LAND, CLARK & CO.
BAGGING AND ROPF.—200 pieces Kentucky
Bagging, 200 coils Kentucky Rope, in store on
consignment andibr sain by
dec27 WHITAKER It SAMPSON.
1\T Y. SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES—Just re
i x • celved per Aun Welsh, in store and for sale by
M. ROBINSON,
dec27 corner Dauphin and St. Emanuel-sts.
A"iANDLES—200 boxes New Bedford Sperm and
V oilier brands, iu store and to arrive, for sale by
JOHN PHILLIPS,
dec27 corner of Conti and Water-streets
BUTTER and CHEESE—75 kegs prime Gosh
en Butter, 150 boxes prime Goshen Cheese,
landing ex-Ann Walsh and Linden, for sale bv
dcc27 MARSHALL, ROWE It <50.
WHISKEY—Ni bble Old Monongahe la~WhTr
key teceived per sieaui schooner Lion Iron
New-Orleuus, for sale by
dcc27WHITAKER It SAMPSON.
LANDING—50 bags old Gov't Java Coffee, 5(
bags Rio Coffee, 200 pieces Kentucky Bagging
50 cases packing Yarn, fur sale by
dec.27 G. WESTFF.LDT It BRO.
CEMENT—80 bbls Hydraulic Cement. Plnsiei
—50 bbls Calcined Plaster. Hair—20 bbli
Plasterer's Hair, landing and fur sale by
dec27EDW. C. CENTER It CO.
SUGAR and MOLASSES-135 lihds Sugar, 15C
bbls Molasses, landing this day from schoonen
Atlantic, Sarah and Mary and for sale by
dec27 JAMBS SANDS It CO.
GOSIIEN BUTTER—lo firkins; 30 boxea
Dairy Cheese, Handing ?rom brig Linden am
for sale by JOHN O’REILLY It CO„
dec27 N E corner Conti and Waier-eu
I CORN AND OATS—400 ban Cora; 400 d<
Oats, la stora and landing from schr Export
moot, for tale by .
doe27 MARSHALL, ROWE k CO.
MhtfMKsSHiMigttMnesMMiiniaMMna
PUBLIC SALES.
B V EDWARD II. G ALE. ~
Negroes to Hire at Auction.
! On THURSDAY next, 2nd Jail , will be hired in
' front of the Mansion House,for 12 fDunths.6 Negroei
i beln. King to (he estate of Thomas Blair,dec'd, to wit:
IZEDORE, first rate Baker
RAMO, good Cook
RACHAEL, good waHiei and ironer
ELIZA.
FRANK, waiter and house servant.
Terms—Notes 6 and 12 months, with two good
endorsers—no lost lime allowed except lor death.
Estate |o furnish clothes and id case of illncsv. doc
tor,—negroes not to be taken out of he county or go
on the river. A, DEMOUY, Agent for Estate.
BY "EDWARD B. CALK.
Negroes and Untjcpired Lease of Stores on Wat erst,
belonging to the Relate of the late. Martin Durand\
at Auction.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2nd, at 12 oVIock, hi front ol
the Mansion House, will hire at public auction, for
12 nioiiilis, 8 Negroes belonging to the Estate ol
Marlin Durand, deceased, to wit:
FRANCIS, laborer
EDWIN, excellent cook
ADOLPH, carpenter
MARK, 13 years of age, good waiter
ELIZABETH, excellent cook, washer and Ironer
MARY, “
PIIIEN, house servant
MARY ANN, house servant and first rate nurse.
A bo,-4W ill lease until 1st November next, t«*«i
Stores mi Water street, with Warehouse in the
rear, having privilege of alley way, the same being
formerly occupied by the late M. Durand.
Terms pi hire for the Negroes—Note payable six
months (torn date, with two fgnnd securities; the
negroes nbt to be taken out of the county, or go on
the river; no lost lime allowed, except for death;
estate todurnish clothes, and in case of illness, doc
tor.
For the'Storea—Notes payable 4, 6 and 10 inos..
with u (doubted security,
RMIt.Y DURAND, Executrix,
dec30 KDWIN MURRAY, Executor of Estate.
BY HULL & RON.
Ai N(». 5 C«»nii-st.
Package Sale Continued.
38 Packages comprising a choice lot of fresh Dry
Goods, viz:
2 bales Kentucky Jeans, twilled and plain
1 case striped Kerseys, all wool filling
1 do mixed Salinetts, I do Ky. Jeans
2 do plaid Liuseyv, i do Waterloo do
1 do 6-4 Paris ten lies, 5 do rich fancy Prints
1 Iwle twilled Duftil Blankets
1 do plais do do
1 case Mouselin de Laines, 1 do Crape Uliuvuus
1 do 6-4 and 9-4 woolen Shawls
3 dc 26, 28 and 30 inch cotton Uiubrellus
1 do Tweed Cassiweres
2 do Motplin de I nines
4 bales lJullil Blankets
4 cases plain and striped Kerseys
8 do HKssrted Hats
The above Hoods are from first hands, fresh and
seasonable and are worthy the attention of the ci'y
and country trade, and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers. Terms of sale cash.
BY C. W. UORRANCE. ~
G. M. PARKER. Auctioneer.
l>ui itL ia neretiy given, that unless the owners
or consignees of 27 bales Damaged Cotton, marked
as follows: T. R. 15; diamond J. 2; J. W. E. 1;
P. P. K 1; J.iMl; M.J.3; J. Harris 3; P. Con
1—Call and pay the salvage and other charges on
the same, it will be sold at auction on the wharf loot
ofSt. Louis Billet,on THURSDAY, Jan. 2nd, at
12 o'clock M. J1 is cotton saved from the wreck of
the Canehrake sfid fought dawn by the Clarion.
~ B Y H 1. & 11. JONES
_S. I. JONES, Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY, the 2nd Jan., will be sold a
large and valuable lot of Clothing, consisting in part
of fashionable Beaver, Cassiinere, Flu.lung and
Fancy Overoats; Satinett, Cloth, Beaver, Cassi
mere and Flushing Sack Coals and Pants; fine Silk,
Shawl pattern,Cashmere and Valentin Veals; satin,
silk ami fane/Cravats and Shawls; fine linen, cotton
and linen Uisoin Shirts; beaver, cassimere and
sporting Hats; French cork sole Boots, Ike.
BY MARSHALL,HOWE & Co7“
A, S. HUNTINGTON Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, at 94 o'clock, at sales room,
15 hhds and 20 bhls N O Sugar
Port. Madeira and Malaga Wine
S t Flour, Brandy, Whiskey, Tobacco
Segars, Soap, Candles, Butter, Cheese
Lard. Corn, Oats, Hams, ^ides, Shoulders
Vinegar, Rio and Java Coffee, etc
BY C. W7~DORRANCE.
G, M. PARKER, Auctionee
On THURSDAY, 2nd inst., at 9 o'clock—
20 hhds Sugar. 100 boxes No. 1 Soap
40 casks Sides and Snonlders
20 Mils Mains, SO tierces Rice
100 bags Havana Coffee, 100 do Rio do
100 bbls s f Flour, 30 do Dried Apples •
100 boxes Sperm Candles, 50 do Cheese
100 do Tobacco, assorted qualities
50 do Olive Oil, 50 do Sauces and Pickles
50 do Macaroni and Vermicelli
500 bags Corn, Oats, Bran, etc.
Also-An invoice of Preserves, consisting of
Strawberries, Raspberries, Cherries, Quinces, Pears,
Currant Jelly ,*etc.
-SHERIFF’S SALE.
Alexander McKinetry
vs I fi la
Alexander llollnger and James Perrine, his security
WILL lie sold for cash in front of the Court
House dior, of Mobile countv, on the first
Monday of Jaifiarv, A. D. 1845, between the hours
of 11 o'clock, sm. and 4 o’clock PM., of said day,
one negro Girl called FRANCES, the same having
been levied outs the property of Alexander Hollin
ger, by virtue tjf the above stated execution which
issued from thoCoanty Court of Mobile county and
to me directed.
dec27 24tds . C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
Sheriff’s sale.
Elisha Huntington
vs | fi fa
Vail & Dade.
WILL l*e mid for cash in front of the Court
House dotr of Mobile county, on the first Mon
day of January, A. I). 1845, between the hours of 11
o'clock, am. and 4 o'clock, PM., of said day, the fol
lowing named negroes, to wit: One negro woman
called JANE, and one negro woman called KES1AH
and her two chiMren, called NANCY and ANNA.
Said negroes arc to be sold as the property of L. B.
Vail, by virtue ofihe above stated execution which
issued from the Circuit Court of Mobi le county and
to me directed.
dec27 24tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
PICKED UPf—'The steamer Ruby, on the night
of the 20th instant, picked up afloat in the river
near Deinopolis, fifteen hales of COTTON marked
as follows, viz:—*
1 bale ma|ked Hogan.
4 Ho do VV. H.
2 do do D—[in block]
1 do do D.
8 do do A. D.
Which will be delivered lo the person or persons
authorized to recave it on the payment of salvage,
freight and other charges thereon.
dec25 22 ^ JNO. SMITH PUNCH.
OTICE-Til* steamer ARKANSAS, Capt.
is Robert West, is now prepared to lighter Colton
and other cargo to asd from vessels in the hay, at the
usual rates of lighterage. Also, to tow vessels ami
carry passengers.
The rates for lowing up and down over Dog River
Bar and intermediately, are as follows:
Vessels under 200 tons.$20 00
** of 200 and over 400 tone.25 00
“ over 400 tons.80 00
The rates for pussage for persons connected will1
shipping in the bay, are each wsv—
Cabin. #1 25
Deck.I 00
All other passengers.2 00
The certificates of the Port Wardens aud United
Stales Inspectors of Hull and Boilers, can be seer
at any time at the office of the subscribers.
For further information, apph on board or to
JAM£S REID ft CO.
10 good Negro hands wanted to hire for the above
Boat. dec27 24if
Plantation for male.
ASLENDID PLANTATION situated tn Mon
roe county, and on the Alabama river, about
seven miles above Claiborne.
This Plantation extend* almut three miles on the
river, and contains about 2000 acres of good Land,
650 of which are cleared for cultivation. Nearly
three miles from the river upon piney wood land, it
has a handsome and well finished dwelling house,
containing eight rooms, a hall uud piazzas. The
house has all the necessary out houses and gardens
around it, and has as good a spring ef water in the
rear as can be found in the Stale.
The Plantation has upon it a blacksmith's and
wheelwright's shop, with all the necessary tools for
both. It has a woodyard with two fiats, a ginltousc
ami gins, a grist mill, ull the necessary burin ami
storehouses, and a good rungu lor cattle, with al;
the necessary farming utensils.
The negro quarters have all the necessary build*
mgs. The pine wood settlement on this plantation
is one of the healthiest in the Slate. The wood taui
and woodyard Hre the best upon the river.
There will also he sold with the Plantation fronr
80 to 100 Negroes, males and females, among which
are over 50 working hands. The Plantation is wel
supplied with wagons, harness, mules, horses, hogs,
cattle, corn and fodder. The whole will be sold or
favorable terms.
dec27 24mw JNO. BLOODCOOD, Com-st
SHERIFF'S NOTICES.
COMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county, or
the 21sl December, 1844, by Alvin Wetlteiby
Eeq., a Justice of the Peace, a runaway slave callet
BOB, black, uged about 21 years, 5 feel 2or 8 tuch
es high, has scars on both sides of the neck causet
from a swelling, and says he belongs to Wm. (Jilmon
of Montgomery, Ala. The owner is requested u
come (orward, prove property, pay charges and lak<
him away, otherwise ne will be dealt with accordinj
to law in such oasos made mod provided to pay jai
fees.
doa» 2lif G. BANCROFT, Sharif It. G,
| PUBLIC SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALK
l Tbe Protestant Orphan Asylum So6it*y of the Cii;
of Mobile,
v*. | fi. fa.
The Count) ol Mobile.
WILL be fold l-»r resit in front of tbe cour
house door of Mobile Cuu.tt), on the firs
Mondav ol Juuuary A. f). 184o. Li-uvemi the tmun
of 11 o'clock A. M. mid 4 o'cl*#ck P. M. of seal dey
nil tlie right, title and interest ol tie* County of Mo
bile in mid to the following deeciib*»d piece,parcel01
lot of laud and premises, situated, King tod being n
the City of Mobile, on the aor*ii sid** of Thentn
street, nelween Roval and St Emanuel street*. lint
ing a fronton St. Furmoel street of, ighty (80) feel
more or less, and running back northward by one
hundred mid ten feet, snd bounded as follow«, to wit
South by Theatre street, west by lands of (Jemge A
Tuttle et al. north by Chari**** Dellinger et hi. am
east by lands now or formerly ladougiiig to Mrs
Ludlow; the same having been levied on by virtue o
the above slated execution, which issued lionithc
County Court of Mobile county and to inn directed
deco 4tds C BANCROFT. Hherifl iM. C.
SHERIFF’S SALE
Peter Newton, Nioholns Weeks,
vs | ft. fa. vs ! fi. fa.
A. 8. Dumee & Co. Jnnquint Eslava & Co.
Charles L. Holies, to use Cleve and fc Huggins,
of Horace Peck, vs | fi. fa.
vs | fi. fa. T. Seymour, J. Fsluva
Joaquim Eslava. et al.
WILL be sold for cash in front of the cour
house door of Mobil** county, on the fits
Monday of January, A. I) 1845, between the hour,
of II o’clock AM. and 4 o’clock pm of raid day, ai
the right and title, it being the fourth parlor mleres
of Joaquim Eslava in an*) to the following describet
piece, parcel or lot of land and premises, situated
lying and (icing in die city of Mobile, at the sotult
west corner or intersection of Conception and Com
streets, having a front of eighty feel more or less
on th** west side of Conception street, unu a Iron
on the south side of Conti street of one hundred an*
sixty feet more or less, and bounded as follows, t*
wit : east bv Conception street, north by Cont
street, west bv lauds of C. E. Holies, and south bj
lands belonging to the estate of Girard, deceased
Also, all that certain piece, parcel or lot of land an.
premises, situated, lying and being in the city o
Mobile, on the west side of St Emanuel street, lie
tween Madison and Cumil streets, having a front <*i
the west side of St Emanuel street of forty-live (45;
feet, and running back one hundred and twenty (120;
feet, and Irounded as follows, to wit : south bv lan*b
ol or formerly belonging to Wn.. H. Koliertson, nottl
by lauds, north and west by lands In-longing to lit*
heirs of Towusley, and east by St Eininuel street.
Said above described kinds having been levied on an
the property of Joaquim Eslava by virtue of thf
above stated executions, which issued from the Coun
ty Court of Alobile county mid to me directed.
_deco 4td# C. BANCROFT* Sheriff. Al. C.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Samuel Barron, Adm’r of Samuel Barron, Adm’r o(
Isaac H. Jac*|us,dec’ll, Inane S. Jacqus,dec’ll,
vs. | venditioni exponas. vs. J venditioni eapunn*.
John F. Pagles and D.t- John F. Pagles and Da
vid Stephenson. vid Stephenson.
Samuel Barron, Adin’r of Isaac 8. Jucqus, dcc’d,j
| ’T/uuu mi r&jjonu-f.
John F. Pagles David 8teplien*on.
WILL be sold for cash, in front of the Court
House door of Mobile county, on the first
Monday of February, 1815. between the hours of 11
o’clock a- M. and 4 o’clock P. w. of said day, all
the right, title and interest of David Stephenson, in
and to all the following descriljed lands and premi
ses, to wit: being a pai l of fractional section twenty
seven (27,) township four (4) south, range one (1)
west, known as the Race Track, beginning at the
north east corner of the west half of the south west
quarter of fractional section twenty-seven, (sec. 27,)
township four south, (t. 4 ».) range one west, (r. 1
w.); thence due east nineteen chains am! sixty links,
(19 60*100); thence south eighty degrees west,
twenty-three chains and two links, (s 80 w 23 2-100
chains); thence north eight degrees west, three
chains and thirty links, (n. 82® w . 3 30-100ch lins);
thence south seventeen degrees thirty minutes east,
sixteen chains and ninelv-one links, (s 17* 30 min.
e., 16 91-100 chains;) thence south eighty-one and a
half degrees east, ten chains and eighty-nine links,
(s. 814° e., 10 S9-100 chains); thence huuiIi five and
a quarter degrees west, nine chains and thirty-two
links, (s. 54® w., 9 32-100 chains); thence north
eighty-oiieaud a Imlfdegrees west, twenty-eight chains
and ninety one links, (u 314 w. 28 9 100 chains) ;
thence dt ■ north thirteen chains and eighly-thrce
links (u. 13 83-100 chains); thence due east two
chains and sixtv-lour links, (e. 2 64-100 chains);
thence north fourteen degiees thirty minutes wept,
eighteen chains and thirty links, (n. 14® 30 min.
w. 18 30-100 chains); thence duo east 2 chains
ami sixteen links, (e. 2 16-100 chains) thence due
north thirteen chains ami sixty-eight links, (n. 12
68-100 chains,) to the place of beginning, contain
ing ninety-seven ’acres ami ninety-six hundreths (91
96-100) acres of land more or less.
Also,—All those certain tracts lying und being in
the county of Mobile, and described as follows, to
wit: Lot No.l, beginning at the south east cornet
of a lot belonging to W. C, Kastoii; thence running
on the west side of Dog River road a. 214® w. 4 ch.
60 links; thence north 81® west, 14 chains 73 links
to a street to lx reserved; thence north 54 degiees
east, 9 chains ntid 50 links; thence south 81 degrees
east 17 chains and 73 links to west boundary of
Knston’s lot; thence along said boundary south 9 de
grees west 4 chains and 96 links; thence south 81
degrees east, 8 chains and 74 links, to the place ol
beginning, containing ten and eighty-five hundredth
acres.
Also,—Lot No. 2, beginning at the north post of a
gate, being the north east corner ol said lot; thence
running smith 54 (legs, west, 10 chains and 90 links;
thence north 81 degrees west, 9 chains and 20 links;
thence north 54 degrees east, 10 chains and 80 links;
thence south 81 degrees east, 9 chains to the place
of lieginning, containing ten acres.
Also,—Lot No 3, beginning at the south west cor
ner of lot No. 2, thence north 8l degrees west, 4
chains and,8| links, to an alley resetved round Race
Track of 20 links; thence north 17 degiees we*t, 15
chains and 15 links, to south boundary of Janies In
nerarity; thence along the south boundary of said In
uerarity, south 82 degrees east, 6 chains and 63
links to the west boundary of Maosony ; thence south
164 degrees west, 3 chain* and 16 links; thei.ee
south 81 degrees east, 4 chains and 9 links to the
north west boundary of cornet of lot No. 2; thence
along the west boumiary of said lot south 54 degrees
west, 10 chains and 80 links, to the place of begin
ning, containing nine and thirty six humireth ol
an acre—reference being had in Book No. 5, folio*
240 ana 241, Clerk’s office, Mobile county.
Also, All that certain piece, parcel or iot of land
described as follows, beginning at the south east
corner of the west half of the south west quarter of
section -7, township 4 south, range 1 west; thence
running north 8 73-100 chains, thence due west 20
chains, thence south 8 73-100 chains, thence cant 20
chains to the place of beginning, containing 1746-100
acres.
Also, All that certain lot of land described as fid
lows, lying and being in the city and county of Mo
bile and known ns lot number 1, in a certain plat
made by Charles Delarge, oo the 7th Februaiy, 1843,
described as follows: beginning ut the north west
corner of lot No.——, thence running south 814 de
grees east 12 chains and 63 links, thence north 244
degrees east 4 chains and 36 links to Franklin si.,
thence north 814 degrees west 14 chains and 31
links, thence south 54 degree* west 4 chains and 30
links to the plaoe of beginning, containing 5 acres and
97 100 of an acre; reference being had to book No
5, folios 301 and 305, Clerk’s Office, County Court,
Mobile county.
Also, Ail that certain lot ot laud situated in the
southern part of die city of Mobile, known as lot
No. 2, iu a certain plat made by Chat. Delarge, on
the 7lh February, 1849, described as follows: be
ginning at the south east corner of lot No. A on said
plat, thence running south 81 degrees east 11 26-10C
chains, thence noitli24 degrees east 4 36-100 chains,
thence north 81 degrees west 12 6A-1U0 chains,
thence south 54 degrees west 4 56 100 chains to the
pluce of beginning, containing 5 and 26-100 of in
acre; reference being had to book 5, folio 315,
Clerk's Office, County Court, Mobile county.
Also, All that certain-lot in the county ol Mobile,
and described as follows: lieginningtnt tlm south west
corner of C. J. Mansony'a property, thence sonili
164 degrees west 1 98 100 chains to the north boun
dary of lot No. 3, thence south 81 degrees east 4 21
100 chains, thence due north 1 98-100 chains, thence
north 82 degrees west 3 75-100 chains to die place
ol beginning, containing 79-100 of an acre; refe
rence being had to book No. 5, folios 357 ami 358,
Clerk’s Office, Countv Court, Mobile coiintv.
Also, All that certain lot in the county of Mobile,
described as foil »ws: situated on the east side ol
Dog River Road, commencing at a point 5 chain*
ami 16 links south of section corner to sections 26,
27, 34 and 35, township 4 sooth, range 1 west,
thence due north 3 07 ICO chains to a slake at Mil
ler'steace, thence with n line of said fence nordi 8l
degrees west 6 4-100 chains to Dog llivcr Road
south 244 degrees west 3 05-f00 chains to a lence
thence with die line of said fence south 81 degree!
east 7 74-100 chains to the section line and place
of bginniug, containing 2 50-100 acres more or le.ss
All ol die above described lands are to be sold bt
virtue of the above stated venditioni exponas, wliicl
issued Irom the County Court of Mobile county am
to me directed.
dec23f40ds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff, M. C
WHARFAGE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and aftet
this date, FIVE CENTS PER BALE wharf
age will be charged on all cottons landed on th<
following wharves, above St. Louis street, vis:
St. Louis Street Whurf
Kennedy's do
Indian do
Bo-ton do
State * tract do
Copy’s . do
Mississippi do
Planters do
Hunt's do
Emanuel's do
Deas* do
Kibby's ^ do
Cotton must be removed immediately on de
| liverv from the boat, and when allowed to remai
for weighing or sampling, an extra wharfage will b
! charged—Mobile. Decemlier lltli, 1844.
, decl2saio FETTY PLACE A GOODMA .
Oli TIERCES Rio*, in •tore and tot Mile by
M HUMPHRIES, WALiH A CG
_PU BLIP' SALES._
S4LE OF I,AND.
fcxkcunrs UcpartmiitJ
Tuscaloosa, Alabama y
J bLMAVI.V FITZPATRICK, Governor of tin
■ Stale of Alaltama, in pursuance of the ad pUciiq
the Branch of tin Bunk of die Stale of Alabama a
Mobile, in liquidation, mu) by and with tin* ndvict
of llie President him) Directors of sanl Branch Bunk
do h-iebv rieelcre, and make known, mat there wii
lie offered for sale, at public outcry, in luglie-i bid
d«r, in front of (lie Banking Hon-e of said Brand
| Bunk in the City of Mobile, on tin* first Monday «;
I March next, the following described tracts, parci-i*
: lots and pans'of lots ol land, w ith the appurtenance!
ihereunto belonging, Bing m the city and comity o
1 Mobile, and rouni\ of Baldwin, the properly of .-ah
Branch Bank ol die State of Alabama ai Mobile
to wit:
1 The large house on the north side of Mon
roe street, near Conception, Mutable for a hoarding
house. Late die proiaoty of R. D. James, Lsq.
2 A small wood house on the northwest cornet
of Ml. Michael and Lawrence streets, bo led Iron
by 119 in depth.
3 A large four story brick store fronting on Cent
mereo and Front streets, nearly opp mite Hitrh
cock’s Alley, and furmeily the properly of Judgf
Hitchcock.
4 A house and loi as above descrdied.
| 5 A house' and loi nu above described.
6 A house and lot ih above described: the entire
I front measuring 81) feet 4 inches, depth lu9 feei
i 9 inches
■ 7 A large brick store on Couii, Commerce am
i Front Mtreeitt, next north, and adjoining the lot
House.
! ^8 A large brick store on Conti, Commerce am:
Front streets, occupied by J. II. River*.
9 A tw-o stmy brick liaise on the east side ol
Water street, adjoining and south of die York
House, occupied by Joseph Curran.
10 A two story brick house, the same as above
stated, next south of the last described.
11 A two »tory brick house, the same as above,
next south ol the Iasi above deserilied, containing
together a houl oftfl 9-12feel by 111 in depth.
12 I he hit and wood house on the cast side ol
Ml. Joseph between State and Congress streets.
I 1.1 About 2.) acres <>i laud on the north side ol
| Three Mile Creek. kii.>wo on the plan of H. C.
Dade ua no’s. 11, 12, 18 and 14. in range 3 south,
and k*ts uo\s 21. 22, 23 and 24,in range 2, south, late
the property of Jeremiah Findley.
14 A lot of laud lying on the Stone street road
immediately Ireyond the Three Mile Creek.
15 A lot of land lying as above described.
16 A lot of land lying as above described
17 A lot of land lying as above described.
18 A lot of land Ring as above dascrilwd, the
whole com,lining west 16 8-1 Of) acres and 66 2-100
acres having fronts on the said road.
19 A vacant lot no. 11 in squire 265, being cor
ner of Royal and Lipscomtie streets, having a front on
Royal of 40 feel by 110 in depth.
20 A vacant lot mi the northeast intersection ol
Monroe and Conception streets, with a front of7.1
feet on Monroe street by 94 deep.
21 A large lot or square with some small build
ing« on it, ut the northwest intersection ofSt. Fran
cis and Scott streets ami Spring Hill road This
will divide into smaller lots, having fronts nn (lie
Spring Hill road.
a dwelling house anil large lot of land on the
Dauphin Way, 417 feet front, by the name depth,
about two mile* from the city, Into the residence ol
II. Lewi*.
23 A lot on the north side of the Spring Hill
road, just below the West Ward Hotel: having there
on three small stores, w ith a front of 136 feet on the
said road,and running hack 455 feel.
24 A lot adjoining the above can of it, with same
front and depth.
25 A house and lot on the northwest corner o|
.Monroe and St. Emanuel streets, now occupied bv
(ieorge Cleveland junr., having a fronton Mmnoe ol
79 7 12 feel and depth of 84 7-12 feet oil St.
Emanuel street.
26 All that lot of land known as the Hogue Home
tract, situate on the Eight Mile Creek, and about
7 miles from the city, and containing 8,6.33 25-IOfl
acres more or less—this is very valuable properly.
27 A lot on the south side of the Spring Hill road,
udjotng li. Hunts’ store, und south of Captain Fow
lers, late tile property of J. F. Hutchinson, 80 feet
front by 262 feel deep.
28 A lot Hnd house on the west side of Kilmar
nock street, with a rout of 60 feet by 110 in depth
One 60 feel front on Kilmarnock street, by 140 feet
deep. The other adjoining 46 4-11 feet front on Kil
marnock at, by I -.0 feet deep, and narrowing to 36
feet in the rear. The*e lots lay south of Spring Hill
road, near K M Livingston and the Reservoir.
29 The house and lot on the northeast corner ol
Conti and Lawrence street*, with a front ol 60 feet
ou Conti and 100 deep on Lawrence.
30 A iol on Cedar street 05 feet front by 110 feet
deep, bounded bv lot of W. E. Kennedy and D.
Moore, subject to a mortgage.
81 A lot on Cedar *ire?t 40 feet front by 11G
deep situn’e between lots of iiriftiii & Hall and II.
Centre, subject to a morignge.
82 The undivided half <4* the west half of the north
east quarter, and the south east quarter ol the north
east quarter, ofseeiion 13, township 5, range 2 west,
containing 149 6-100 acres, ly ing near Dug river.
33 A liuct of 500 arpens of laud in Baldwin coun
ty, hounded by the south line of the town of Blakely,
being that par: lying smith of the low aland of an 8(MJ
arpens tract, conveyed by Chastang to James Blake
ly, and by him to S. Haines, on the 2d September,
1813.
34 Lot on the northeast corner of St. Louis end
Water at reel 4, having u front of 100 leet on each
street, upon which is a block of buildings containing
8 stores.
85 A brick *tor<‘ and foundry on the northwest
corner of Water and St. Anthony streets, having a
trout of 100 feet ou each of said street*.
36 A lot on the northeast corner of Water and St.
Anthony streets, having a front of 100 feel on Water
street, and 104 feet on St. Anthony street.
37 Tract of land in Mobile county, containing a
bout 2,600 acres, situated on the went side of Mobile
l iver, ou Fort Sloddart bluff, formerly owned by Jos.
Bates, Jr.
38 Lot on the east side of Hamilton street, com
mencing 100 leet south from St. Francis street, hav
ing u front of twenty-one feet by 100 feel deep, form
erly owned by Wiii. Moore.
39 House and lot ou the s nub side of St. Michael
street, next east of the corner of St. Joachim street,
of 46 feet by 82 feet deep, formerly owned by Doctor
Jesse Carter.
40 House and lot on the north side of St. Francis
street, between Conception and St. Joachim streets,
occupied by Mrs- Susan Morey, having a front of 77
feet more or le»s, by 90 feet deep more or lees.
41 House and lot on the west side of Conception
street, Ire tween St. Anthony and State streets, and
next south from the corner of State street, having a
front ol 48 feet bv 133 9-12 feel deep, formerly own
ed by N. B. Haswell.
. 42 Four lots Nos. 6, 6, 7 and 8, in square No. 16
in the Btirmudy tract, on the east side of Franklin
street, between Delaware ami Vermont streets. ,
43 Seven lots in Bunnmly tract, No*. 1, 2, 8, 4,
6. 6 and 7, in square No 11, on the west side ol
Conception street, between Delaware and New Jer
sey streets.
44 Nine lots in the Rurmudy tract. Nos. 2, 3. 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, in squat e No. 21, on the west
side of Lawrence street, bounded west by Cedai
street, south by Delaware street. All the above l»ti
having the forms ami dimension* a* represented ir
Charles Deluge’s map of a part of the Rurmudy tract
45 A tract ol land in the city of Mobile, being pan
of the Bm niudy tract, bounded north by lauds of <*eo
Poe, Jr. and others, south by Win. H. Boiiertson
west by a line parallel with the western line of said
Rurmudy tract, and distant therefrom 86 94-MX
chains, east by a Hue parallel with the said western
line of the Burmudy tract, and distant iherelrom 4-1
84-100 chains.
4b A tract ot land in the city of Mobile, being nan
of the Burmndv tract, hounded north by lauds o
George Poe, Jr. nod others, south by Win. H. Ro
bertson, west by a line parallel with the western lint
| of the Hurmudy tract,and distant therefrom 2217 10(
chains, and east by a line parallel w ith the weslert
line of said tract, and distant tln reUom 44 34-MK
chains.
47 Three lots in the city of Mobile, Nos. 9, 10 ant
14. in square No. 7, on the east suit* of C'onceptiur
street,between.Pennsylvania and New Jersey sireH*;
lots No. 10 and 14 having a front of 50 feet, by 111
feet deep; lot No. 9 having a from of 30 feet in ilie
rear, to 39 feet bv 110 feet deep.
48 Seven lots in the c.itv of Mobile, Nos. 1, 2, J
4, 6 6 and 7, in square No. P, on the west side o
St, F.in-inucl street, between Delaware ami New
Jersey sheets.
49 Two lots in the city of Mobile, Nos. 2 and 3
in quare No. 9, on the west aide of St. F.nmniie
street, between Delaware and Vermont streets; loi
No. 2 having a front of 50ieel, by 110 feet dee I ; lo
No. 3 having a front ot 62 feet in the rear to 63 fee
by 110 feel deep.
60 Five lots in the city of Mobile, Nos. 8, 4, 5
6 and 7, in square No 4 on the south side of Delu
ware street, between Royal and St Emanuel streets
51 Eleven lot* in the city of Mobile, Nos. I, 2, 3
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, in square No. 6, on th<
south side of New Jersey street, between Royal uuc
St. Einanuel streets.
52 Lot and brick store on Commerce ami From
streets, occupied by Coffin & Met Hough, having ii
front on both said streets of 29 feel 7 6 7 inches, bj
81 4 12feet in depth.
58 Three l«ts in the city of Mobile, on the we*i
side of St. Emanuel street, between New Jersey am
Pennsylvania streets, No. 15, 16 and 17, in squart
No. 6.
5* Lot on the south side of the Spring Hill road
about 8 milei from the city of Mobile, beginning at u
point 64 chains east of the corner of sections 17, 18,
19 and 20, thence north 1 1*4 degree* east, 36 Ifi-lOC
chains, to a point on thn Spring "ill Rond; thenc*
with said road huiiiIi 68 degree* and 7 minute*, easi
one and 6ftv*two chains to a stake; the.ire south i
degrees and 40 minutes, west 85 1-2 chains to «
•take; thence west 55 link* to the place of beoinnitq
—containing S 1-2 acres more or less.
55 The undivided Half of lot 6i the city of Mobile
on the east side of Water street, having a front n
0BO feet on Water street, bounded east by channel o
’ Mobile river, south by lands of Wm. H. Robertson
north by a |line parallel with the south bounder;
line of land uow or late of George Poe, J r < and others
and distant therefrom 800 feet.
166 One half interest in the brick store on the eoutl
west corner of Commerce and Planters streets, new
- pied by Mallory 6* Mom, tuwug a front on 8ouwasr*
I PUBLIC SALES.
! r —.-j. - -
•tieei of 45 reet, from the center of Planter* street,
. by 60 feet deep.
57 One half intercut in the t nek ttotfion Ihe we*t
j side ol Commerce **reet, occupied by Fo*tei 6t Put*
I teiie, next south of the last described; havu g a tro/it
| ol 30 feet by Wl feet deep.
f‘8 < tne half interest in d«e brick store on liie north
j tide i f.*•*i. Pinnoi* street, ruuninv ilnnuph in plan
lets mite!, i/t*gi lining tiki te* • »e-i from Co in mere*
sites*** having a trout ol 22 1-2 feet more nr lee*, t n
j Si. Fiancis ami P lamer* *tr*ets, by 105 ten mdepth,
j to the center u Planter-) street.
j 50 All tint lot and laigo brick etoie on the west
J side of Commerce *treef, next smith of the corner
! of St. Frnnci-, having a Iront of 34 4-12 feet by a
I depth o' SO *12 fact.
60 Ail that lot end smalt house on the southwest
corner of St Francis and Wilkinson * tree is. hating
a fronton St Francis of 60 7*12 feet by a depth on
Wi*kitisou of 90 leei.
61 All that tract of land on the north aide of Dau
phin \\ ay,about four miles from Mobile, containing
16 25-100 acres, having tin rcou the handsome resi
dence of C. C. Ilaxard, Esq.
62 A lot of 15 ; ere* adjoining the above.
63 A lot of 8Gfc acie* mi joining the above.
The *aid sale will comnienre at 11 o’clock, a. m
on said day, and l>e continued from day In day until
all the tracts, parcel*, lots and parts of Iota almve
desciibed, shall have been offered. The purchaser
or pure baser.% will be required to advance one fourth
of the purchase money aim execute notes for the
balance, payable in one, two ami three equal annual
ImtalincHa, w iili six per centum per annum interest
ikt-rcnn, payable in (lie notes of the Bank oftlie Htate
uf Alabama or anv ol its Branches, ami w ill receive
from the agent conducting such sale, a certificate of
purchase.
Given under niv band and the seal of the State of
Al.tltama, affixed at Tuscaloosa, this 22d day of
November, A. 1)., 1844, ami in the 69th year of
the Independence oftlie United State* of America
BENJ. FITZPATRICK.
By iIip Governor,
W (itRRkTT, Secretary of State
OO* The evidence of title to the above property
can Ire examined at any time, by persons disposed to
, purchase, l*v application at the Bank.
novBO 249tds
M A RSyTC*S SALE.
vVilcox Anderson & Co. 1 | k 1 VIRTUE of a writ
Against. > m3 offi. fa , issued from
Henry Hitchcock. j the oflice oftlie clerk oft he
Circuit Court oftlie United States, for the Southern
District of Alabania.'aiid to me directed, I will sell
for cash in front of the United States Court House,
•Millie 1st Mund.iv of January next, 1845, la-tween
die hour* o] 12 o’clock won and 4 o’clock r M., the
Inllovvmg de*-crilied property situated and being m
the city of Mobile, Siaie ol Atabaina, to wit:
All that cert mii lot ol laud and frame dwelling
house thereon, on tin* north side nf Hi. Louis street,
between Jackson ami and Claiborne streets, lim ing
a front of sixty eight feet on said street, by a deptu
ol one hundred and ten lent,commencing eighty-seven
and a half feet from the northwest angle or intersec
tion ol Jackson and St. Louis streets.
Also, a house and lot on the northwest corner of
Church ami Joachim stieei*. liming a from of one
luiiulrnd and thirteen feet on Church *treet, by a depth
nf eighty lent on Joachim street.
A m», a house and lot on the south side of Govern
ment street, commencing sixty feel east from the south
oast angle or intersection of Lawrence and Govern
ment streets, thence east along the south side of Gov
ernment street one hundred feet, and having a depth
of one hundred and fifty feet—known as the Acre
house.
Also, nil thai certain lot of land at the northeast
corner of If hiui l*oi» and Government street*, with
the two story brick dwelling thereon, having a front
ol filly-five («»*!, more or less, on Government street,
by a depth of one hundred and two feet, more or
on Hamilton street.
Also, that certain other lot and two s»ory brick
dwelling next east of the above, having a front of fif
tv-five feet, more or less, on the north side of Gov
ernment street, by a depth of one hundred nod two
feet, mure or less.
Also, two vacant lots next east of and adjoining
the above, having each, a front of fifty-five leet, more
or less, in Government street, by a depth of oue
hundred and two feet, more or less,"
Also, that certain lot and two story brick dwelling
thereon, nt the noi theast corner of Jackson and Gov
ernment streets, having a front of-feet on Gov
ernment si reel, by a depth of oue hundred and fifty
five feet on Jackson street.
Also, a lot end two Kory brick dwelling on the
north -ide of Govermenr street, next east of and ad
joining the above, having a front of.-feel by a
depth ol one hundred and fifty-five feet.
Also, a lot next east of and adjoining the above,
with die three story brick dwelling thereon, having a
front of--leet on the north side • f Government
street, bv a depth of one hundred and fifty-five feel.
Also, a lot with frame dwelling house thereon,
situated at the northwest corner of St. Eiuannel and
Eslava Streets, fronting sixty fret on St. Emanuel
street, b\ a depth on Rsluva street of one hundred
and this ty feet, with the same width in rear ns in
front.
The same Imv ing been levied on as the property of
• he late Henrv Hitchcock, to satisfy ihe above men
tioned fi. fa. VVM. ARMISTEAD, U. S. M.
dec4 olds by O. chihfck, I). \J.
MARSHA1/8 SALE
Wm. Rloodgood J |> V VIRTUE of a writ of
against > ■ ^ fi. fa. issued fr«on the
Watson & God bold j Circuit Court of the United
States, for the Southern District of Alabama, and
to me directed, 1 will sell for cash in front of the
United States Court Room, on the firstTnes'ay, Till
January next. 1845, between the hums of 12 o’clock
noon and 4 o’cioe-k P. M., the following de*crit>ed
lands, situated and lying in Mobile county, to wit —
the southeast 4 section 10, township 2, range 1 east,
cuntaiiiiiig 160 m res. Also, tlie east southwest 4
section 10, township 2. range 1 containing 80
acres. Also, tlie southeast J or subdivision A, frac
tional section 7, township 2, range 2 east, contain
ing 132 50-U)0 acres, east of the Alabama river,
situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama^he
same Imv ing been levied '*ti as tlie property ofJames
D. Godboid to h itisfy the above mentioned fi. fa.
WM ARMISTEAD, U. 8 M.
dec6 5rds By C CUYLER, D. M.
M A Its H A LWAl'E.
C. J. Sherman, i 13 Y Virtue of a writ of fi.
againut > 13 fa. issued from the Oir
W. R. English,ct al. )ctiit Court of the United
Stales for the Southern Distiict of Alabama ind to
rne directed, 1 will «ell tor cash in front of the Uni
ted States Court Room, on the first Monday of Jan
uary next, 1845, between the hours ol 12 o’clock
noon, and 4 o’clock P. m , the following panted ne
gro me., to wiiHanibaL, aged about 22 years;
1'hakles McFee, aged about 20years, and I on
Rogers, aged altoul 27 year*—die same to be told
ns the propei ty of the late Waller R. English, to
satisfy the alnive mentioned.
VVM. ARMISTEAD, U. 8. Marshal.
dec25 28>f_by_C CUVI ER, L>. M.
, 811ERI FF’S SALE.
WILL 1m* sold lor i.a«h in front of the Court
Hoiiso door of Mobile county, on the I7ili of
April, 1845, Itetween the hours of 11 o’clock a. m.
and 4 o’clock p. .w. of said day, one negro man called
JOHN, ig»*d about 23 years, and says that he be
longs to one Mrs. Nancy Mi-Clary, of Beaufort cooe
ty, 8oulli Carolina, from whom he was stolen Hbt«i
six vents since; tin* said slave John is hlaek. about
4 feet, 7 inches high, and lias a scar on the hntiose
ol his left foot, cm by a glass liottie when a boy.—
Said negro imtn having been committed t«> the jail of
Mobile county as* runaway slave, by Charles A.
Honpin, E-q., Mayor of the city of Mobile, on the
17di day oi Stpiembei, 1 $44, and his owner having
failed to come fua ward, prove property, pay cliaiges
•and take biiu away, lie therefore is to be sold in
compliance with the statutes in such cares made and *
provided to pax jail fees.
octl8 2l»tds* C. BANCROFT, Sheriff. M. C.
SHERIFF SALE.
WILL lie sold for cash in front of llietJourt House
door ol Mobile county, on die IO1I1 day of
March 1845 between the hours of 11 o'clock a. h.
and 4oVlock p■ m. ol yaid day, oite negro woman
called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years ol
black complexion and has a scar on her right cheek,
and says that she belongs to one Jack Sullivan, near
HHiiiMville, Madia--u county, Alabama, nod that
she left her master’s House sometime last spring.
Slid negro women having been committed to the
Jail of Mobile county Alabama, on the 27th day of
July 1844, by Micnjah Crenshaw Esq., us a runa
way, and her ow ner having failed to come forward,
prove property, iwy charges, and take her away,
*he therefore will fie sold in compliance with the
.-tatule in such cases made ami provided to pay jail
fees. QHARLES BANCROFT,
sop2-199ida Sheriff Mobile County.
tp XE ;UTOR’S SALE OF NEGKOKjT'o.
A Monday the thirteenth day of Jaoua rv, 184ft,
w ill lie sold in the oily of Mobile, by order of tlie
Orphan’s Court of Wilcox county, to the highest
bideer, bet ween the hours of *2 and 5 o’clock p. .w.,
two negro men, Kkuhkn, a blacksmith.and J acob,
a house servant, belonging to die estate of the late
Roliert O. Gordon. Said negroes will be sold on a
credit ol six months, uutchaser* giving notes with
approved security. ALEXANDER McLKOD,
dcc25 23td» Executor of R. G. Gordon.
11Y JOSEPH VURBAN, ~~ -
ADMINISTRATOR** HALE,
On the lbih JANUARY, at 12 o’clock, in front of
llie Court House of Mobile county, (he personal pro
periy belonging to the estate of Edward Comfort, de
ceased, pursuant to an order from ilie Hon. John
A. Cuthliert, Judge of the County Court of Mobile
county
4 Mules, 3 Carta and Harness, 1 Horae
Furniture, etc.
decl7 141tds THOS. O’BRIEN. Adm’r.
FOR SALE—A vacant lot, count hung about two
acres of taml, adjoining the pieroises of Cap
tain Fowler, bet we n the Spring Hill and Dauphin
street Roads. Apply to
d«ll "(5. WE8TFELDT a bro. ■
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