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OFFICE SUPERikTEEDAET PUBLIC TIMBER.

 Mobile, 2lst Nov. 1845. EIRCULAR-It being object of the Govern Oment to preserve and prevent from waste Inc Timber on the Public Lands, such as Pine, Ook, Cypress, &c., for the use of the Navy, the under- signed has been instructed to take steps necessary to carry out the wIshes of the Government in that parlicuar-hereby gives public notice that any per- persons hereafter found cutting, telling or carrying off timber from any of the public lands, lands belonging to the United States, in the Stute of Alabama adjacent to the Gulf Of Mexico, in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington, will be prosecuted in pursuance of the Laws of Goa gress in such cases made and provided.

 IL is not the object of the Government 10 inter- ere with those claiming pre- emption rights oa public lands who only cut timber enough to .buld fences, houses for dwellings, Be-, provided tm- Der is carried of for sale Those who have been in the habit of cutting and carrying of from the public lands, pine, oak cypress, juniper, &c. will do we'll to attend to this noice.

 nov24 245Ew LYON.

 Dancing and WaItxing Academy. M ESS RS. MOULTON CLARK, Professors lHA of Dancing and Wazing, beg leave to inform ihe citizens of Mobile and vicinity, that hey have returned 10 inc city with view of spending the win ter, and propose opening School, in the above named accomplishments al the Wapsrty House, where all the fashionable Dances will be taught, to tl,pse who may favor them with ther patronage on the reasonable terns. Their style of Walizng is entirely different any that has been heretofore in troduced ill the city. Messrs. NJ. & c. assure those | ladies and gentlemen anxious of obtaining knowl- edge of this essential branch of education, that the deyelopemeat of the figure, embracing grace and ele | gance, depends alone upon the style in which pupils are instructed, especially in Walking, 10 which | branch they will pay particular attention.

 | Messrs. M. & c. will give private lessons and at- tend private classes 10 those who may prefer that mode of instruction.

 | N. B. The above named School will open l A o.I. candle light, and for masters and misses, SATUR- DAY. the 18th, al 9 o'clock. | The lessons will he arranged not inter- fere with any of their sudies two lessons wil be giveu Saturdays, from until l2 and from until 5. For pari culars. please call on M. q O., al the Waveriy House. nov2O PAP