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MOBILE DAILY COMMERCIAL REGISTER AND PATRIOT.
vol xxi Moinu:, ala ham a, wki>m:si>av kvkmm;, September i, ish _ m>. 40
BY JOHN FORSYTH, Jr.
(TERMS.
Subscription, ten dollar* tor the dally i aper, payable in
advance, ami live dollar* for the country paper, payable
yearly in advance by cash or city reference. Person*
wishing to discontinue, must give one week's notice in
writing.
Advertising.—Advertisements continued without in
terruption, will be charged at llie rale of one dollar per
square for the first insertion, aii«l fifty cents for each sub
sequent one. Seim-weekly and tri-weekly ones will be
charged the same as first insertions. Twelve Itues make
a square. If an advertisement makes less than a square,
It nhall cost as much as a full one.
Advertisements not limited on the manuscript, as to
the number of insertions, will be continued for two
iionihs and so charged, unless previously directed to be
taken out of the paper by a written order.
Advertisements not bearing upon their faces the names
ol the persons by whom they are sent, must be endorsed
by them.
The terms for annual advertisers will be $40 for one
square, and $45 for each additional square, with the priv
lege of changing once a week, due in advance.
The privilege of annual advertiaers is limited to their
own immediate business ; and all advertisements for the
beuefit of other persons, as well as ail legal advertise
ments, and advertisements of auction sales,aentby them,
must be paid for at the usual rales.
Ail advertisement* required by law, will be charged at
the hill rates.
AiiiiuhJ advertisers who exceed the space for which they
contract, will be charged at the usual rates.
Arrangements will be made with those who occupy hall
a column or more continuously for a year, according to
the nature of the busiuess, and the frequency of the
change of matter.
Advertisements of application for the benefit of the
Insolvent Laws, will not be published in any case, unless
paid for previous to insertion, nr payment be guaranteed
by a responsible person in town.
All announcements of candidates for office, will be char
ged five dollars for daily insertions during the canvass,
parable in all cases in advance.
Military and Fire Companies, and other similar Associa
lions, will he charged full rates hv the insertion, or forty
dollars per annum if they do not exceed one square each
All personal communications, when admissible, will he
charged double, and in all chscs payment must be made in
odvance. _
CHANCKRV WALKS. _
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County*
Register's Offive—At Rules.
John K. Collins, cofnplain’t. FT!HIS DAY Mine
788 vs. A tiie complainant
James II. Dakin, and Caro- by bis Solicitors, and
line Dakin, defendants. applies for an order of
publication to the defendants,—and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Register from an affidavit now
filed, that the defendants James H. Dakin and Caro
line Dakin reside out of the limits of the State of
Alabama, to wit: in New Orleans, in the State ol
Louisiana. They are ordered to appear at the next
term of the court of chancery for the first district of
the southern chancery division of the State of Alaba
ma, at Mobile, to be held on the second Monday of
November next, and answer or demur to the bill of
complaint, which said hill was filed for the foreclo
sure of a mortgage made by Charles B. Dakin and
James H. Dakin, to John K. Collins, and bearing
date the 6th day of October, A. D. 1836. It is fur
ther ordered, that this order In* published once a
week fog lour weeks in some newspaper printed and
published in the city of Mobile—that a copy of the
same be posted on the door of the court house of Mo
bile countv, and that a copy In* forwarded to each of
the said defendants by mail, at their aforesaid place
of resilience, all within fifteen days from this date.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the
Court of Chancery aforesaid, this twenty-first day o
June, A. D. 1841.
jtme 23 tOf* M. J. McRAE, Register.
77. ' Z77~. lt: * - i
William Bishop, Register Office—at Rules.
787] vs. I T appearing to the satisfac
Asher M. iNatnan Ation of tlie Register, from the
ami Moses Harris, affidavit of a witness, that the
defendant, Asher M. Nathan, resides out of the limits
of the Slate of Alabama, and in the city of New Or
leans and State of’ Louisiana; he is ordered to be
made a defendant to this suit by publication of this
order once a week for four weeks in some newspa
per printed and published in the city ol Mobile; lie
is ordered to appear on or before the first day of the
next term of the court of chancery for the first district
of the southern chancery division of said State, to be
held at Mobile on the second Monday ol November
next, and answer or demur to the bill of complaint
filed in this cause: If is further ordered, that this or
der be published as aforesaid, that a copy of the same
be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile
county* and that a copy be forwarded by mail to the
said defendant, Asher M. Nathan, at his aforesaid
place of residence, all within fitteen days from this
date. The object of the bill in this case is to obtain
a decree of foreclosure on a certain deed ot mortgage
made by Asher M. Nathan to William Bishop and
nearing date the 1st day of February, A. I>. 1837.
Witness, Malcoin J. McRae, Register of the said
court of chancery at Mobile, this 3d day of Au
gust, a• it. 1841. M. J. McRAE,
aug4 28fM Region* »'•
lu Chancery—Stale ef Alabama—Mobile County.
Jonathan Hunt, coinpll. I Register's Office
635 vs | At Rules.
Mary Anne Smith,et al (lefts. I THE bill in this
case was filed for the foreclosure of a mortgage
made by one (leorge Smith to said Jonathan Hunt,
and bearing d;rte the I5lh day of June, A. D. 1836
And now the complainant comes by his solicitor and
applies for ail order of publication to the defendant
Mary Elizabeth Smith: And it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Register, from the answer of Mary
Anne Smith ou tile int he cause, that the said deft.
Mary E. Smith resides out of the limits of the State
of Alabama, to wi** at Norwalk, in theState of Con
necticut, the said defendant Mary Elizabeth Smilt is
ordered to ap|>ear at the next teiin ot the court of
chancery for the first district of the southern chancery
division of the Slate of Alabama, to be held at Mobile
on the second Monday of November next, and answer
or demur to the hill ot complaint in this cause.—It is
further ordered, that this order lie published once a
week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and
published injthe City of Mobile, that a copy ot the
same be posted on tile door of the court house of Mo
bile county, and that a copy be forwarded by mail to
the said Mary E. Smith at her aforesaid place ot re
idence: All within fifteen days from this date.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court of chancery* at Rules, this twenty sixth
day of July, A. 1). 1841.
Attest, M. J. McRAE,
july28 25f e __Register.
■ II v/iiaiioci y-uuu» i/i — -."v
Register Office—At Rules.
Charles T. Pollard, complainant.
80 vs.
Benjamin Stanton, Charles Lahuzan, 'Hindman
Barney, defendant.
AFFIDAVIT having heen made that Benjamin
Stanton, Jr., resides beyond the limits of this
State in or near Columbus Mississippi, it is ordered
that he be made a defendant to this bill by publica
tion once a week for four weeks in the Mobile Com
mercial Register and Patriot—and that a copy of the
order be sent to said Stanton within ten days from
the date hereof—and that a copy be posted on the
door of the court house within the same time. The
object of this bill is to procure Iroin Hindman Bar*
ney a conveyance of a parcel of properly ailuate in
the city of Mobile on the west side of Royal street
and north of St. Michael and between that street and
St. Louis, the title to which stands in the name of
said Barney, and which was paid for by funds held
by said Stanton claimed bp said Pollard. The said
Stanton is required to appear at the next term of the
court of chancery at Mobile, to lie held on the se
cond Monday of November next.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae Register of the court of
chancery for the first district of the southern chan
cery division of said Stale at Mobile. At Rules,
(his twenty-sixth day of July, A. D. 1841.
Attest, M. J. McRAE, Register.
july28 25fF.
in Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Registers' Office—At Rules.
Latham Hull and Benjamin Leavens, complainants.
669 vs.
The Bank of Mobile, the Planters’ ami Merchants’
Bank of Mobile, Win. R. Hallett, et al, def’ts.
IT appearing from the affidavit of Ambrose S. Par
ker, a credible witness, that Solomon Andrews a
defendant iu this cause, resides out of the limits of
this State and in the city of New York, it is ordered
that he be made a defendant to this bill by publica
tion in the Commercial Register and Patriot, a paper
published in the city of Mobile, once a week for four
weeks—that a copy of the order be sent within ten
days to said Andrew's at New York, and that a copy
he posted on the door of the court house iu ten days
from this date. The object of this bill is to obtain
relief against certain promissory notes given by said
Hull to Joshua B. Leavens and by hint endorsed to
Solomon Andrews iu payment for certain properly in
the city of Mobile, which property was previously en
cumbered by said Andrews to Win. R. Hallett, and
which encumhernnce is a breach of one ol the cove
nants in the deed of said Andrews to said Leavens,
and was fraudulently concealed. The said Andrews
is required to appear at the next term of the court of
.chancery for the first district of the southern chance
ry division of said State at Mobile to bo held on the
«ernnd Monday of Novemlter next and answer or de
mur to the bill of complaint filed in the cause.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said
caurt of chancery at Rules this twenty-sixth day
■of July, A. D. 1841. Attest,
july28 36fK M. J. McRAE, Register.
INSEED OIL, &e.—6 bills’ Lin^dl)il;TOO
bxs Window Glass ; 150 kegs White Lead.
Also, Spirits Turpentine, Litharge, Putty, Gold
Leaf, Paint Brushes, Copal and Japan Varnish, just
received and for sale by MOSELY & CO.
may24 266tf " cor. Dauphin & Royal stt.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
John Ticknnr ami William Register* Office—
Jones, Jr. complH. *At Rule*.
783 vs. THE lull hi this
Burlin Brown, Charles Cn|. cause w hs tiled tor the
Inni, Charles Gascoigne, et. foredosiue of a mort
al., detts. gage made by Burlin
Brown and Thomas J. Cawley to George J. S. Wal
ker, and bearing date the loin til day of February, A.
I>. IHilfi.—And now the complainants come by then
solicitors and apply for an order of publication to the
•lefts. Burlin Brown, and the members of the linn of
Smith and Conklin—And it appearing to the satisfac
lion of the Register from the affidavit ol a witness,
that the defendants Burlin Brown and Smith and
Conklin,reside out of the limits of the state of Ala
bama, to wit: in the city and state of New York,
they are ordered to appear at the next term of the
court of chancery for the first district of the Southern
chancery division of said state, to be holdeu at
Mobile on the second Monda\ of November next,and
answer or demur to the bill of complaint inthiscau.se.
And it is further ordered that this order be
published onre a week fur four weeks in some news
paper printed and published in the city of Mobile,
that a copy of the same Ik* posted on the door of the
court house of Mobile county, and that copies be for
warded by mail to the said Burlin Brown and Smith
and Conklin at their aforesaid place of residence, all
within fifteen days from this date.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the
said court of chancery, at Rules, this twenty
sixth day of July, A. D. 1841 -
Attest, M. J. McRAE,
july28 25fE Register.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Register's Office—.4/ Rules.
Charles W. Gazzam, complainant,
vs.
Budd H. Fry, William 1'. Fry, and Audley H. Gaz
zani, defendants.
fllllF BILL in this rase was filed by the complain
l nnt on the 28lh day of April, A. D. 1841, and
is for the foreclosure of a mortgage made and execu
ted by one William W. Fry, (since deceased) to
Audley H. Gazzam, and bearing date fhe I9t!i day of
Augoet, 1836—-and the romphnnant now coming by
his solicitors, and applying fee. an order of publica
tion against the defendant Wm. T* Fry—and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the Register, that the
said defendant William T. Fry, is an infant under
the age of 14 years, that hp resides out of the State
of Alfibaina, and is living with his mother Martha
Fry (who has the maintenance and charge of him,)
at Bath Court House in the county of Bath and State
of Virginia; the said infant William l1. Fry, is or
dered to lie made a party defendant to the said suit
by publication of this order once a week for four
weeks in some newspaper printed and published in
the city of Mobile. It is further ordered, that th.s
order lx* published as aforesaid within fifteen days
from this date; that a copy be posted on the door of
the Court House of Mobile county within the same
time, and also that a copy of this order be forwarded
I by mail to Martha Fry, at her aforesaid place of res
idence within fifteen days—and the said defendant is
ordered to appear at the next term of the Court of
Chancery, to bp held at Mobile on the second Mon
day of November next.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
Court of Chancery for the first district bf the
Southern chancery division of said State at
Mobile this twelfth dny of July, A. 1). 1841.
julyl2 18f.f M. J. McRAE, Reg’r.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
John C. Aikin, complainant.
90 vs.
William Fiske, et al. defendants.
¥N this case a supplemental bill was by leave ol
court, filed on the 13th day of May, 1841, setting
forth that the complainant filed his original bill of
complaint on the 31st day of March, 1837, and his
amended bill on the 27th day of April, 1839 in this
cause and that such proceedings were had thereupon,
that at the Spring Term, a d 1840, of thei*aid court
of chancel y at Mobile, a decree was rendered for
the sale ofcertain premises described in an Indenture
of mortgage made by William Fiske to John (».
Aikin, and bearing date the 10th day of March, 1836
—and further that on the first Monday in April, 1841,
| the premises aforesaid were sold by the master under
i the said decree. And the complainant in his said sitp
idemental bill, prays that Martha Dunning, Edward
limning, Henry Dunning, Charles C. Dunning,
Francis W. Dunning and William If. Dunning may
lie required to appear and show cause if any they can,
why tlie said decree and sale should not Ik* confirm
ed—and at the Spring Term a d 1841 of the court
of chancery ut Mobile, the following order was made.
In this cause leave is given to the complainant,
who is the purchaser of (lie premises set forth in the
mortgage under the order of this court, to file a sup
plemental bill against Martha Dunning,Edward Dun
ning Jr. Henry Dunning, Charles C. Dunning, Fran
cis W. Dunning anil William H. Dittoing, and the
bill having been submitted and an affidavit that they
are not residents of this state, and that the plaintiff
does not know where they reside—It is ordered that
publication lie made in the Mobile Commercial Re
gister and Patriot,a paper printed and published in the
city of Mobile, once a week for six weeks, for the
said defendants to appear at the next term of this
court, to answer the bill of the complainant, and that
the order be posted on the door of the court house of
Mobile county, ami published in the paper aforesaid
within forty days from the date of this order.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court this twenty-first day of June, a l» 1841.
june21 9cf M. J. McRAE, Register.
Iii Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Matthew Anderson and Samuel M. Todd, complts.
740 vs.
Muluclii Dubose and Gaius Kibbe, defts.
rpHE BILL in this ease was tiled for the fore
1 closure of a mortgage made by Malarbi Dubose
and (Jains Kibbe to Mathew Anderson, bearing dale
the 2d day of February a o 1836, and at the spring
term a i> 1841 of the court of chancery for the first
district of the southern chancery division of said Stale
at Mobile, the following order wns made in the
cause: affidavit having been made that the delen’ts
Malarbi Dubose and Cuius Kibbe reside out of the
Stale of Alabama, they are ordered to appear on or
before the first day of the next term of this court,
and answer or demur to the allegations of the com
plainants’ bill. It is further ordered, that this order
lie published once a week for six weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in the city of Mo
bile, and that a copy of the same lie posted on the
door of the courthouse of Mobile county, within for
ty days from this date.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court at Mobile, this twenty first day of June.
a u, 1841. Attest,
jun«21 9cf M. J. McRAE, Register.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Planters & Merchants Bank,complts. ) Spring Term.
540 vs. > a D 1841.
James F. Rolierts, et al. deft. )
THIS is a bill filed for the foreclosure of a mort
gage made by J F. Roberts to James Magee,
Calvin Norris and T. W. McCoy, beating date the
26th day of May, a d 1835—and at the spring term
a D 1841, of the court of Chancery for the first dis
trict of the southern chancery division of said State
al Mobile, the following order was made;—It ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the de
fendants John Byrnes, Jr. J. W. Leavitt,R. Leavitt,
W. Finn, James Donohoo, Elias Morris, James
Cronely, George V.Gewluskey, Daniel Finn, Alex
aneer Ezbitl, Robert D. Post, Jeremiah McCarty, j
John Reasly, George S. Pratt and Joseph \V. Tay
lor, reside out of the limits of the State of Alabama,
they are ordered to appear on or before tile first day
of the next term of this court and answer or demur
to the complainants’ bill or the allegations thereof
will be taken as confessed against them. It is fur
ther ordered that this order be published once u week
for six weeks in some newspaper printed in the city
of Mobile, and that a copy of the same lie posted on
the door of the court house of Mobile county, within
forty days from this date.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae .Register of said court
this twenty first day of June, a u 1841.
jime21 9cf Attest, M.J. McRAE, Reg’r.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Spring Term, A. D. 1841.
Cowperthwaite, Dunlap & Cope,complt’s,
763 vs.
Abner S. Lipscomb & wife, Calvin Norris, et a/, (Ill’s.
Till 118 is a Bill filed by the said complainants for
jL the foreclosure ol a certain indenture of mortgage
made by Abner S. Lipscomb and Eliza G. his wife
to the complainants,hearing date the 1st day of March,
A. D., 1839, and at the .Spring Term, A. D., 4841
of the court of chancery for the first district of the
southern chancery division of said State at Mobile,
the following order was made in the cause:
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from the
affidavit of a witness in open court tliht the defendant
Abner S. Lipscomb resides without the limits of the
Slate of AlalNtma, he is ordered to appear on or be
fore the first day of the next term »f this court and
plead answer or demur to the bill of complaint in
this case, or the same will be taken as confessed by
him: it is further ordered, that this order be publish
ed once a week for six weeks in a newspaper printed
and published in the city of Mobile, and that a copy
of the same be posted on the door of the court house
of Mobile county within forty days from this date.
Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court this twenty-first day of June, A. D.,1841.
Attest, M.J. McRAE, Register.
jnne21 9fc
LAG LIRA COFFEE.—90 hags superior l>aguiru
Coffee landing ex Schr. Peqnot and for sale by
june4 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water st.
f IlO COACH MAKERS.—A small invoice superi
M. or Top Leather just received on consignment and
for sale by. I). C. LOWBER,
| april6 No 59 Commerce st.
gin ( hancery—State of Alabama—Mobile 4’.mill).
Sftrinq Term, .4. If., 1841. !
William F. Cleveland, complainant,
771 vs.
Rich’d II. Wilkins & the lb am li Hank at Mobile,dll’s,
fglllIS is a Hill film! for die fordosure of a umrt
l gage made by Richard R. V\ ilkius to \V illiain I* .
< 'lev eland, bearing date the eleventh day of February,
A. I)., 1835, and at llie Spring Term, A. D., 1841,
of the court of clmiicery for the first district of the
southern chancery division of said State at Mobile,
tin* following order was uiude in the cause: It ap|H»al
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that the deft. K.
R. Wilkius reside* out of the limits of the State
of AIuIkiiiiu, lie is ordered to appear at the next term
of this court on the first day thereof, and answer or
demur to the bill of complaint in this cause, or the
allegations of the same will lie taken as confessed by
him: it is further ordered that this order lie published
once a week for six weeks in some iiews|»aper print
ed and published in the city of Mobile, and that a
copy of the same lx* posted on the door of the court
house of Mobile county within forty days from this
date.
Witness Malcolm .1. McRae, Register of the said
court of chancerv, this twenty-first day of June,
A. n., 1841. Attest,
june21 5*fc M. J. McRAE, Register.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Rebutter's Office—At Rule*.
Planters’ & Merchants’ Hank of Mobile, etal,cuinpll’
540 vs.
James F. Roberts am! John Byrnes, Jr. el <i/,def’ts.
AFFIDAVIT being made and filed that the de
fendant Charles II. Earle, resides out of the
limits of the State of Alabama, to wit: in the State
of New York, (lie said defendant Earle is ordered to
appear at the uext term of the court of chancery for
the first district of the southern chancery division of
the State of Alabama at Mobile, to be held on tlx* se
UOUd Monday of November next, and then and there
answer or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause
or the same will be taken as confessed against him:
and the said bill of complaint was filed for the fore
closure of a certain indenture of mortgage made f»y
James F- Roberts to Jam.** Magee* Calvin Norris
i and Thomas W. MeOoy ami bearing date tli*» 26th
day of May, A. D. 1835.
ii is ihi mi i miiricu, iii.ii mi--' 'unci |uii.iiiiiiiwii
be published once a week for six weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in like city of Mo
bile, that a copy of the same he posted on the door of
the Court House of Mobile county, and tlmt a copy
l>e forwarded by mail to the defendant Charles II.
Earle at the city of New York, all within fifteen days
from this date.
w itness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the court
of chancery aforesaid, this twenty-first day of
^ June, A. I)., 1811. Attest,
jitne28 lOfc M. J. MeRAE, Register.
WHIFF SULPHUR WATER.—Water fresh
from the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
To those persons acquainted with the character of
these Springs, eulogy is unnecessary. But to those
who are not, it will lie sulhcient to inform them that
iu all diseases of the Bowels, Liver, kidneys or Skin,
the W'ater will Im found a most eligible remedy, l»e
ing not only an active and efficient medicine, hut u
pleasant, and to some a delightful beverage. Per
haps at uo season is its use mote imperatively indi
cated than the coining season and the summer months,
when those who are uuaccliinated are exposed to a
deadly disease, and to the old residents subject to
Hepatic obstructions. For sale by the dozen or sin
gle bottle or gallon by RICHARD NORTH,
Druggist & Chemist.
mav27 269tf 35 Govermeiit Si 45 Com sts.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-A first rate lot of
Kentucky Bagging and Rope, landing from schrs
Creole and Aiigeliue, for sale bv
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
inavSl corner Coin aud Dauphin-sts
CTreat bargains in dry goods.—
W DANlELSfrBKADYyHS Dauphin-st., (im
mediately opposite the public square) have just re
ceived per ship Rieu/.i aud other late arrivals, a large
and handsome assortment of DRY GOODS suita
ble for the summer season .which they are prepared to
sell at a considerable reduction from former prices.
Families uImuii leaving the city will study economy
by calling and making their necessary purchases at
the above Store. Country merchants aud planters
are invited to call aud examine the Goods before
making their purchases. Amongst their present stock
will tie found the following—-the prices speak for
themselves—
3 cases Auier. Priuts, heavy cloths at 9&l0r pr yd
4 “ “ “ fine do tiud desirable
patterns at 12c. per ya#d
1 rase Amer. mourning Prints at 15c.
2 “ “ dark Chintz, 14c.
3 “ “ Furniture Chintzes, 16c
2 “ French Cambric, yard wide, 24c
2 “ English Chintz Prints, elegant styles, 25c
2 “ printed Lawns, yard wide, 25c
1 “ rich printed French Jaconets, 8#c
1 “ superb Satin, stripe Swiss, only 75c. usua
price in Mobile ^»l 25 per yftcii
1 “ .Scotch Ginghams, fail colors
1 “ Irish Linens, very line make aud cheap
2 ** .Summer Hosiery, from 12$c per pair
1 “ plain and plaid Jaconet 4* Cambric Muslins
1 “ Swiss, Book and Mull Muslins
2 “ brown linen 'Fable Cloths, $1 25 pr pair
20 cartons Linen Cam. Hdkfs, hem stitched & plain
Cambric and Furniture Dimity
Fine Gauze; Welsh aud Silk Flannel
Rich black Silk lor Dresses at 75c pr yd
Mouselin Edgings and Insertings
Thread, Edging and Insertings
A variety of elegant pattern Dra|>ery Muslins, 6-4
wide at 60c. |»er yard
I 20 dozen Victoria Skirts, at $1 25 each
White and eoPd Corsets, latest French patterns
6 cases bleached Domestics at 10c
7 bales brown do at 7c
Apron and Furniture Checks
Russia, Birds Eye and Huckahuck Towelling
Also, A grent variety of small Wares, the whole of
which will be sold very cheap for Cash only.
inuy22 265tf
m r*w uuuivn—susi received i>y
ll & Sears, 50 Dauphin street—
The History of a Flirt related by herself, in 2 vols.
Colin Clink, containing the contentious, dissen
tions, loves, hatreds, and jealousies, incident to Ins
chequered life. Complete in 2 vols.
The Ninth Bridgewater Treatise, a fragment by
Charles Babbide, Esq.
Robertson on the Teeth, with plates.
The Tragedy of the Seas; or Sorrow on the Ocean,
Lake, and River, from Shipwreck, Plague, Fire and
Famine, by Charles Ellins. Illustrated with numer
ous engravings. For sale bv
je7 DOUBLED AY & SEARS.
JAY’S BAGGING.—150 pcs will l»e sold low to
close a consignment
may24 D. WHEELER.
NEW BOOKS—Received this day by DOUBLE
DAY AND SEAILS.
Biography ami Poetical Remains of Miss Marga
ret Davidson, by Washington Irving in one handsome
volume.
The Life of Petrarch by Thomas Cuinpliell Esq.
author of “Pleasures of Hope" &c.
The Works of Lord Bolinghroke, with a life pre
pared expressly for this edition, rontaiuiHg addition
al information relative to his personal and public char
acter, selected from the lies! authorities in 5 volumes
octavo, witha portrait.
Lives of the Queens of England, from the Norman
Conquests; wftli anecdotes of their courts, now first
published from official records and other authentic
documents,private as wellas public, by AguesBtrick
land.
Finally Secrets of 4unts to those who would make
home happy, by Mrs. Ellis, late Miss Stickney.
The Queen of Flowers or memoirs of the Rose with
colored plates. A beautiful little volume suitable for
presents.
Guy Fawkes, an Historical Romance by W. Har
rison Ainsworth.
Nub Barnaby Rudge.
HER WOOD’:* ELECTRO MAGNETIC KE
M EDI EsOhr Chronic diseases. These invaluable
remedies are uninded on true pathological principles,
readily demonstrable; and that their affinity of ac
tion lias a direct and absolute tendency to eradicate
chronic morbific influence from the system, it is well
and thoroughly established. If reliance can lie placed
ou human testimony, they are of all remedies the
most valuable, safe, sure and salutary remedy, parti
cularly for the permanent cure of Dyspepsia, Chro
nic Disease of the Heart, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys,
Uterus and Spine; together with white swellings,
Scald Head, King’s Evil, or any of the forms ol
Scrofula; even Tubercular Consumption, under their
specific influence, has lost most of its horrors, ex
cept in cases neglected till the last stage.
For sale in Mobile by MOSELY & CO,
I une 16 _ Druggists.
<YKMENT AFLOAT.—250 casks first quality
J Hydraulic Cement lauding from brig Linden,
will l»e sold low if taken from the vessel.
BENJ. M. BOURN,
jnneftO 114 Commerce at
Filet shaws, french cambrics, &<.
HENRY STODDARTimye received a fine
assortment of Filet Shawls; French Cambrics;
1'riuted Book Muslins, new style; Victoria Slips,
&c. which they offer at wholesale or retail cheap for
rash. mayl 248tf
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.—A few cases of supe
rior quality, for sale by
may 17JNO. C. RYAN,.36 Water-st.
FRESH HOPS.—-One hale just received, for
sale by MOSELY & CO.,
maylo Druggists.
UOBKKTSON \ CO., have unhand and will
, m il low to close consignments, the foollwing
nicies— ^ *
4 pipes Hour Glass Gin
50 bids Felton's Uum; 25 bids Am. Brandy
25 bids French Brandy ; 25 du imitation «lo do
25 »jr casks Sweet Malaga Wine
29 baskets Champagne; 100 coils Hojie
100 Imxes Candles, go.*! article
00 kegs Milk, Soda and Sugar Crackers
50 hbls Loaf Sugar
30 firkin* Virginia and Goshen Butter
4 cask* Scotch Ale, superior article
21 case* Boots, Shoes and Brogans
—The aliove are remnant* of consignments, which
will lie sold low in order to close the in. mar3
T I’lll VATBSaLE—2uWi7|» prime N O Sugar
175 bag* prime Rio Coffee, 2000 bags corn,
325 bbl* superfine flour, 100 bid* rectified Whiskey
100 Imixcs Virginia Tobacco, 50 lanes Soap,
50 bbl* prime Molasses in fine order,
50 half bill* Pickled Pig Pork,
25 firkins Goshen butler,
20 boxes 11ii|x*riaI and Gun Powder Teas,
100 cases Kip and Russet Brogan Shoes,
100 pieces 42 inch Dundee Bagging at 16 cts,
100 M Segars some very sti|»ei ior,
50 dux Rush laittom chairs,
10 Bookcases and Secretaries at £20 each, kc.
ALSO,
15 hales brow n Sheetings, 200 pcs calicoes assorted
10 liales Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings,
300 packs Lnglish and German Pins,
100 pcs Virginia Osnuburgs, 100 dot cotton 4 hose,
20 do* Merino and Berlin Shirt* and Drawers,
100 do/. Madras Hdk’ls, 50 do* Linen half hose,
50 pc* striped and plaid Drill* for Pantaloons,
250 While and col’d 9 to 12-4 Counterpanes and
Marseilles limits, 100 pcs Brown Linen,
20 |>C8 Frminette for mens and boy* summer wear,
20 pc* Bedford Kihlied Pantaloon Stuffs,
20 pcs 5-4 white Flumiels for summer wear,
100 36 inch Cotton ami Silk Umbrellas,
300 reams fine Letter Paper,
200 sells Knives and Forks. 50 cards 8«»*sora.
AH *f wkich will lie sold at New York coat and
charges. LATHAM HULL Ik SON
may26 22 Water street.
CIOPPEK, IRON, TINNED PLATE, fcc.
/BraziersCopper 36x60, 10 pound sheets
Do. “ " 13 “
Do. “ “ 25 “ «
SHEATHING COPPER—14 to 16ounces,
SHEET IRON—SO bundles heavy & light Eng. Iron
WIRE—40 lniiulles assorted numbers,
RIVETS—50m Tinned, 40m Black Rivets
BANCA TIN—20 pigs “Banca” Tin, best quality,
TINNED PLATES—100 bxs Tin Plates l-3x
LEADED PLATES—150 boxes Leaded Plates for
Roofing. Landing and for sale by
EDW. C. CENTER It CO.,
nir24 corner Coin, ms! Conti sts.
WINDOW GLASS—350 boxes smst approved
brands, of all the sizes in general use, in store
and for sale low by I. C. DuBOSE & CO.
marl3 Late DuBose & Rolf, 39 Water street.
ORE NEW BOOKS.-Ten Thousand A
Year, Vol. IV.
The Flying Dutchman, a Legend of the High Seas,
by the Author of “Gentleman Jack," &c.&c. in two
volumes
Heads of the People, or portraits of the English,
drawn by Kenny Meadow’s, with numerous llustra
tinns.
Outline of Human Pathology, by Herbert Mayo,
F. R.S. &c.
Scoutetten on Club-loot, and Stokes on the
Heart, lie. &c. &c. one volume.
For sale by J. K. RANDALL,
inr27 Bookseller, 44 Water 9t.
REWARD.—STOLEN on Saturday, the
12th inst., from the Premises of the Widow
Gridin, at Columbus, Georgia, by Richard Murphy,
one grey Mare 14 yeajs old—one bay Mare 3 or 4
years old, ami a Dearborn Wagon with no top. The
said Murphy lias blue eyes, fair skin, dark hair,
w'eighs from 150 to 160 pounds, and alstiit 24 yeara
old. Any |ierson apprehending and lodging him safely
in Jail, snail receive the above reward on application
to the suhscrilier in Steward couuty, Georgia, four
miles below Liuniikin. JAMES GRIFFIN,
april 3225.— VVttumpka At % us.
FADING & FLOORING BOARDS, Suita
ble for Nortlieni markets, for sale by
ma29 220tf_ A. B. HOMER.
j fjA PS. MAYSVILLE BAGGING, 45 inch,
I Uv 130 p eces do Rope,
8 bains do Twine—landing from
Champion and fwr sale by
june2FRANKLIN W.^IcCOY^
MARRIAGE Physiologically discussed, by
John Dubois, in four parts. For sale at29 St*
Francis street. junell
LUMBER.—12000 14 inch narrow Flooring
8000 14 inch wide “
18000 l inch Boards
6000 Scantling assorted sizes
For sale at the wharf by
june4 A. B. HOMER.
Domestic-liquors — 5 halfpipes Bnmdy,
50 Idils and qr casks Brandy, 30 bills Gin, for
sale by [j"'*14] JNO. C. RYAN, 36 Water-st.
CHOOOLAT E.—25 boxes fresh Chocolate, for
sale by D. C. LOW BE R,
june 7 m 59
lORPORATION UOUPON8—lor Sale by
/ A. BATRfc & CO.
aug9 20 k0 70 Coounerce-st.
HAVANA SEGARS.—120* Manuel A moles
Trulmcos Segarn,
40m Manuel A mores Regaliar Segars
40 m Cuuoites Segars
25 m “ Regalias do
For sale by (;»ug4) E. C. CENTER St CO
CHECKS on New York, for sale by
aug4 BARNEWALL & WANROY.
COFFEE.—250 bags Rio Coffee, for sale by
(aug4) E. C. CENTER St CO.
FOR SALE—A likely young Negro Woman, a
bout 22 years old, with her child between 2 and 3
months old. She in n good cook, washer and ironer
or house servant—sold for no faults whatever—fully
acclimated. For terms, apply to
ClilODE k WHITE,
june2 ltf cor Commerce and Dauphin-si*.
UMBER FOR SALE—50 thousand ft Lumber,
40 thousand feet Flooring and 1J inch for head
ing. Apply at iny Brick Yard, Dauphin Way.
june2' ltf ROBERT WILLIAMSON.
| Coils very superior Russia Hemp Ko|»c,
J- just received and for sale by
j„„e2ROBERTSON k CO.
RYE FLOUR—25 barrels fresh just received,
and for sale by D. C. LOWBER,
june 7m 59 Commerce st.
LANDING from brig J. D. Noyes,8bales Linen
Osiiuburgs, for sale very low by
E. L. ANDREWS k CO.,
jnne7 corner Coin, and Dauphin-sts.
C1HARLE8 O ’ M A LLE Y, tiie Irish Dragoon, ed
t ited by Harry Lorrequer, with 20 illustrations,
by Phix, in 1 vol 8vo.
(Confessions of Harry Lorreqner, late Captain in
the — Regiment of Foot, by the author of “Charles
O’Malley, with illustration* by Phiz, in Ivol 8vo.
A new supply of the above, just received by
je7 DOUBLE DAY k SEARS, 50 Dauphin-**,
AY, CORN, OATS it BRAN.—This day re
reiving per schooners Breerwood and Harriet
from New Orleans—
500 sacks white Corn, 100 sacks Oats
100 sacks Bran, 151 bales Hay,a superior arti
cle, and-for sale bv
J. A. COOPER k CO.,
may21 264tf 2 Com, st. corner St. Lmi*.
FLOUR.—96 barrels for sale to arrive by
may81LATHAM HULL k SON.
I||7| Hacks Bran; 100db Shorts; 100 do Oats
J. V/Vf to arrive per Schr. C. Breerwood, and for
■ale by J. A. COOPER St CO.
juue'4 2tf 2 Commerce st.
OIL.—19 ld*lH Suaitncr Strained Sperm Oil, fur
sale by (may 11) E. C. CENTER St CO.
PAINT OIL.—Just received and for sale whole
sale and retail by
R. L. WATKINS St CO.,
may 17 cvrner Water and St. Franci*-*t»?
Kentucky bagging.—aoopc* wide Ken
Uicky Bagging, for sale by
mav 25 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water st.
OAF SUGAR.—11 boxes No. 1 Woolsey St
Woolsey, for sale by
may21 264k,no J- B. TOULM1N.
COFFEE.—60 sacks prime Havana, Rio, and
Java Coffee, for sale by
CIRODE St WHITE,
jttne2 cor. Com A Dauphin st*.
YAWL BOATS-One new coppered fastened
Cedar Yawl Boat,22 feet,—2 do Oak, 14 feet—
1 do Chesiiut, 13 feet, for*ale low to close a consign
ment. BEN. M. BOURN,
apr6 114 Commerce st.
B AGGING & ROPE.—200pcs heavy Kentucky
Bagging; 100 coils Kentucky Rope, per Schr.
Breerwood, for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
june4 12 Water*!
YDUAULIC CEMENT.—150 cask* insure
and 250 casks to arrive, for sale by \
mayU BEN J. M. BOURN, 114 Com.«.
EW litKJhS.— ii.min s American Orni
1 n tiiolouy, with addition*, including tlio HiiiIh
de*erihed by Audiboii, Buna|Nftitc, .Nuiuil,.io«i Ku*h
itnlmn, by V. M. Brewer.
Missionary Enterprises in the Spa Isl
ands, by John William*, ilhistialed with eiigntv
uigs.
The Life and times *f the Rev. <• gorge
Whitfield, M. A. by KoU-rt Philip.
Confessions or an Inquiring Spirit, by
Samuel T. Coleridge.
Thoughts in Past Y ears by the author of the
“Cathedral."
The Heart’s Ease, or a remedy against all
troubles, with a consolatory discourse to those a ho
have hist their friends and dear relations, by Simon
Patrick, I). D.
Sowing and RrAPiNo.or what will come
or it, by Mary llowitt.
Hope on, IIopk ever, a tale by Mary llowitt.
A Discourse concerning Prayer, and tin*
frequenting daily public prayers, by Simon Patrick
l>. D.
Ella V--, or the July Tour, by one of
the party.
“He can form a moral on a glass of Champagne.”
—Le Roy.
Just received and for sale by J. K. RANDALL.
mar 26 Bmikseller & Stationer, 44, Water st.
Also a further supply of the following Music Books,
viz: Southern Harmony, Missouri Harmony, the
Odeon, and the Boston Academy’s Collection, lie.
NKW BOOKS.—Just received ami for sale by
J. K. RANDALL,
Bookseller & Stationer, 44 Waters!.
The Rural life in England, by William llowitt, au
thor of “Visits to Remarkable Places,’’kc, in one
handsome volume, 8vo. w ith a Frontis piece.
The Dream, ami other Puems by the lion. Mrs.
Norton.
“We have one miman heart,
All mortal thoughts confess a common home."
Sk<lly.
Visit* to Remnrkahle Flares—Old Halls, Battle
Field*, amd Scenes iMnstnaivi- of striking passages
in English History ami Poetry, by William Howitt.
Memoir*, letter* and Comic frnecellnnies , in Prose
and verse, of the late James Smith, Esq. <me of the
authors of the “The Rejected Addresses," edited by
his brother, Horace Smith, Esq. in 2 volumes.
feh6 I78tf
a ilium r mniu ■ ^i» * .. ...... -
\y 4* BRADY, No. 83 Dauphin street, (immedi
ately opposite the Public* Square,) have just recievt
ed per ship Mstry Francis, a choice assortment of
Dry Goods, including
Rich plain and lig’d Silks, Poplins and Satins
Handsome tig’d Silk Straws
Silk Hosiery of every description
7- 4 ami 8-4 Dainask and Diaper Table Linen
8- 4, 10-4, 12-4 4* 14-4 Double Dain'k Table cloths
4-4 Irish Linens
10-4, 12-4 and 14-4 Blankets
Rogers’s real Welsh Flanuels
French and Euglish Prints; French Bombazines
Corset* of die newest French shape
French Morinas
Bleached and unbleached Shirtings 4* Sheetings
The whole of which will be sold very cheap for rash.
N* B. Agents for the sale of Transparent Window
Shades, painted in oil colors. janlff
WHITE LEAD AND WINBoW GLASS a7.
300 keg*White Lead,
■ 75 bxs Window Glass, from 8-10 to 12- 18,
50 bladders Putty,
10 boxes Chrome Green,
10 do do Yellow.
Just received and for sale by MOSELY A CO,
jau 14 IffOtf Druggists.
OTA NIC MEDICINES.—Powdered Baylierry,
J3Bark, Arican Pepper
Guin Myrrh, Lolielia Seed, Nefvine
Hemlock Bark, White Pond Lillv
Witch Ila/.le, Unicorn Root, Poplar Bark
Golden Seel—all of which are just received ami
are warranted fresh and genuine. For sale wholesale
or retail, by R. L. WATKINS A CO.,
jau Iff corner Water and St. Francis sts.
RL. WATKINS 4k CO. have in store and are
• receiving froiu ship Cotton Planter,
12 bbls paint oil,
40 baskets sweat oil,
5 bbls. alcohol,
20 boxes Stuart’s randy,
25 “ Poland starch,
2000 lilts Epsotn salts,
5 bbls castor oil,
15 boxes green pipes J
All of which will be sold low at wholesale or retail,
Corner Water and St. Francis sts. jau21tf
NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE^--Doubled^
4* Sear*. 50 Dauphin street, have received a
supply of F. Millings'’ Superior File. It will be
found, that by the use of this iastrumeut. Letters,
Bills of Parcels, Ac. may be kept in good order, and
ready for immediate reference, without beiug torn or
perforated. Also STEEL LETTER CLAMPS,
fell 10
Lemon Syrup', candy, Ac. Ac.—
25 Boxes Leiuon Syrup
10 ** Assorted do
20 “ Candies
10 *' Rock do
100 doz. Scotch and Macrahuy Snuff.
25 boxes Starch.—Just landed and for sale by
jaul4 IffOtf MOSELY A CO, Druggists.
BOOTS ! BOOTS !
Major Boots—ani> Minor Boots
tallies' slippers, and Gent* pumps; a prime new set,
Boots that lit Misses,and that never /
“Bet BiHits”—or boots for pretty Bets !
Bootees for she’s—and ancfe ties for pets.
GENTS* water proof, cork soles, or light hrogans !
Light dress, or pump boots—we*ve always on hands.
Ladies* silk gaiter boots that fit their pretty feet,
And wrtlkimfshoee with bows, that beaux delight to
meet.
Kid slippers and morocco too, to suit the neatest foot,
In short we’ve stock to *hoe them all, and children to
^ boot.
Boots • Boots ! 'Boots !
at NICHOLES, ADAMS k CO.,
dec 28 I46tf 53, Dauphin st.
OMESTIC LIUUORS.—
10 bbls New England Rum
10 “ American Brandy
10 “ “ Gin
10 “ Cider Vinegar
6 cases Smoked Beef and Tongues
For sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
ap20 12 Water st.|
The history of the anglo sax.
ONS—From the earliest period to the Norman
conquest, by Sharon Turner, F. A. S. et R. A. S. L.
2 voI*, received this day at
apflO DOfTBLEDAV k SEARS’S.
FVlHE undersigned are receiving jkt ship Caledo
JL nia from Liverpool:
“ Cast Steel** Weeding Hoes,
Brown and Common do
Mouse Hole Anvils,
Mouse Hole shape do
Blacksmith’s Vices and Hammers,
Van Wart’s Screw plates,
Indian Corn Mills, a superior article for use,
Jahies' Wood screws.
Carpenter's Patent Locks,
do Curry Combs,
Anti-corrosive percussion caps
Treble strong cylinder gunpowder, in one pound
cann inters,
Double barrel leer guns, manufiictiired to order,
at $100 to $150 each.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Saws and Files.
dec 30JOSEPH HALL It CO.
1 rtAft BOXES GLASS—Star, Anchor and
1. DIM/ Glass Brands, all fixes,
1000 kegs White taad. No 1, 2 and pure,
10 half pipes J i Dupuy Brandy,
5 do Seignette do
4 pipes Holland Gin—10 bbls American do,
19 obis American Brandy,
250 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
400 pieces Brigg’s Ragging,
40 do Dundee do,
50 dm Kentucky do, very superior,
20 cases Roots, Shoes and Brogan*,
10 qr casks old and very superior Sherry Wine
5 do do no Madeira do
100 tags Shot, assorted sixes,
which will ta sold low to closeconsignments, by
may!8 _ROBERTSON It CO.
11HE QUADROON; or St. Michael's Day. by
the Author uf “Lafit.e,”“Captain Kyd,” “Bur
ton,” 4m.
“For me to love in infamy.
Heaven born love—that links the virgin heart
To its own noble mate—is not for me,
Maiden #f a race accursed and outcast,
Alas! true love to me is but dishonor:
And, ere it bod, must be outrooted.
E’en if the heart come with it.”
William Cutter.
Received this day and for sale by
J. K. RANDALL,
ogrgfi Bookseller, 44 W a ter st.
Barton iNSiniTk.-!1 ».nai.» iuaki
{H»:NT—M'ttUam Htll, l*rim‘i|»al; ('knr.
Am*Ua Awtin, Assistant*. This department ol the
Institute is now in successful opeiation, embracing
in its course ol study every branch ol ornamental and
practical education.
The terms in regular studies ate from 5*5 to !fe7
month. Tuitions in French, Tainting and Drawing
and on the Tiano.forte. Harp or Guitar arc extra.
Persons desirous id" patronising tins tie parlinen! ean
have an interview with the Tiinripnl at any time, be
tween the hours of 8 A. M. and b I*. M. at the In
stitute.
Among tire Principal’s patrons reference may lie
made to the lion. Ex-Gov. Gayle; lion. Jim. F. Ev
erett! Gen. Then. L. Toulmin; Gen. \V. Taylor;
Daniel Chandler, A. C. Hollinger, David Files, J.
<«. Lyon, and Richard Redwood, Ksrjrs.
fniv 4 10tf
mjr F.W FANCY GUODs” &«•, HENKV fc 8TOD
1 X DART, corner Water ami Conti streets, have
received tin* following, vit:
4 caA s containing Embroidered Collars and Cape*.
Infants Robes, Caps ami Waists; Ladies Rich
Embroidered Muslin, Dresses, &e,
1 rase Thread later and Edgings,
b cases 4-4 Scotch Ginghams of superior fabrics, Co
toine warranted fast,
7 cases, containing Damask Table Cloths, Diapers
and Towelling; also, Colored Worsted and Cot
ton Table l’ovors,
3 cases Mouseline de Laine, new pattern,
4 44 Jaconet Muslin,
1 “ Swiss Checked Muslin,
7 44 ass’till Cotton Thread, best quality,
l “ H«Nik Muslin, Cambric Handkfs, Ac.
The aliove goods lieing direct importation, H & S.
are enabled to offer them, at very low prices, (for
cash only) at wholesale and retail. jnu2b 168tf
S'PEAM CANDY AND 8IJGAR REFINERY
R. L. & A. STUART, corner of Greenwich ami
Chamber* itreels New Vork are now innuufactitring
and otter far auk* CaNWV. Shuar l‘i.w>»»,kr ,uuide
by their Improved steam process (hss single, double,
aiid treble Refined Sugar. With a steam engine and
other machinery,w* advantage of long experience,
and a thorough knowledge of sugar refilling, they w ill
continue to manulactnre Candy, &c., superior in
quality to any made in this country or F.urope.at
nearly or quite as low prices as the inferior qualities
are usually sold. Having increased their buildings,
they are now prepared to execute the largest order*
for Candy or Refined Shuar at the shortest
notice. Country dealers are requested to call and
examine the quality of Candy sold at this establish
ment Indore purchasing.
Candy careluly packed in boxes of 20, 25, GO and
100 pounds, for the Southern and Western markets,
and delivered in the city or shipped, without charge
for boxes nr cartage.
Kf.finfd Sugar.—Double Refined Louf parked
in boxes, barrels, or loose; Crushed and Ground Loat
Sugar in barrels; Sugar House Mo asses in llhdsand
Tierces. The above Sugars are refined by steam
w ithout the use of clay or blood.
feh l« 18b. _
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va.—On
hand a few dozen of the celebrated Water from
the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
To (R'rsons acquainted with the character of these
1 Springs eulogy is unnecessary. But to those who
are not, it w ill lie .sufficient to inform them that in all
diseases of the Bowels, Liver, kidneys or Skin the
Water will lie found a most eligible remedy, lieing
not only an active and efficient medicine, hut a pleas
ant, and to some a delightful I leverage. Perhaps at
no season is its use more imperatively indicated than
the Coming season and the summer months, when
those who an* unacclimatcd are exposed to a deadly
disease and to the old residents subject to Hepatic
obstructions. For sale hy the dozen or single kittle
hy KlCIl’D NORTH, Druggist & Chemist,
mar4 No. 35 Gov't and 45 Commerce st
dh REWARD—Will he paid for the recovery
a Chronometer, Bert bond's make, No.
174, and u Silver Lever Watch, Johnson (Liverpool)
maker, nisiik>r not recollected—the same having
been stolen oil Saturday, 27th Feb. from on board the
brie Alabama, ly ing at the wharf.
iiiarS JNW. 0. RYAN, 36 Water st.
Yellow pine lumber.—93m assorted
Scantling; 80m 1 and 1 1-4 inch Boards; 3m 1
1-4 inch Narrow Flooring; 18m Weatherboards, on \
wharf and for tale by A. B. HOMER.
Lumber sawed to order. Cargo Lumlier always .
•n iiaud suitable for ex|M>rtatiou. Mill 182tf
ESR8. MILLER k LORILLARIVS FINE
CU P CHEWING TOBACCO.—A supplyof
the akive Tol>acc2, just received |>er ship Cotton
Plauter and for sale by
RICH'!) NORTH, Druggist & Chemist,
No. 35 Govliament and 45 Commerce st.,
iau22 near St. Francis.
fllllE UNDERSIGNED would I** happy to re
X reive orders for Wines from die house of “Jus.
Adams, of Madeira. The "Wines received from this
Itouse are of chmee character, have been generally
approved, and are now much in vogue in New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Richmond,JCIiarles
toii and Savannah.
leh 18 188tf 1 MOSES, 68 Royal st.
LIME, HAIR, &<:.-ISO tasks Rhode Island
white lump Lime,
150 bushels Plastering Hair,
100 pair wrought Iron Caraue Eyes,
Landing at Matthews' wharf, from hrig Susan it
Sarah, and for sule hy
mar 8 202tfBENJ. M. BOURN.
m EYV FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, a yard
I 1 wide, anil colors warranted. Just received by
DANIELS 4* BRADY, 83, Dauphin utrtrt, (im
mediately opposite the Public' Square,) a large utid
splendid assortment of the above Goods, of the new
est style, which they offer very cheap for cash :
Rich plain blk Silk, 22 in. wide, for 6-6 pi yard,
Handsome figured Silk,
Flegant luttred colored Poult <le Soi,
7-8 diaper table Linen for 50 cents pr yard,
7-4 damask do for 62 do,
8 and 10-4 double damask do, very cheap,
4-4 Irish Linens, full 36 in. wide, in demi-nieces
and fine quality (warranted all linen) from 40 cents
Sillier ami sp'fine him. and jet black nomki/.iiie,
A large and cheap stock of cotton St silk Hosiery,
First quality fqiool Thread, warranted full 300 yds
to the spool, for 75 cents per doaeu,
French, English, and Domestic Dry Goods of eve
ry description, chcuper than ran he sold by any
other house in the city.
Country Merchants and Planters are invited to call
and examine. mar 4 lfffftf
AGGLNG AND ROPE—
50 hales East India Bagging,
700 pieces Briggs* Rugging,
400 pieces Dumiee do.,
200 pieces Mississippi do.
300 coils Russia Hemp Rope,
200 coils Jute Roim*,
4 hales Ruling Twine—for sale by
marcliO McGRAN tf NOONAN.
OHEN’S RHEUMATIC EMBROCATION—
This remedy, so celebrated for the cure ot
chronic and inflammatory rheumatism, sprains,swell
ings of the joints, from the improper or injudicious
use of mercury, lumlmgo, fee., is now for the first time
offered to the |>eoplc of the South, although long
known and used, us the certificates testify, at tin*
North, where its success lias been greatly marvellous
ami unrivalled. Those afflicted with the above com
plaints, will find immediate relief uu trial of the
Embrocation. For sale by the Agent
march 5 I. C. DUBOSE * CO.
d No 89 Water st.
B AGGING—7 hales Dundee Hemp Rugging ,44
inches wide, 1 3-4 lbs to the yard.
6 hales Imperial Hemp Ragging,44iu. wide, 1 3-4lhs
25 do Gilroy's manufactured do do do do
6 do Baxter's do iinitaiiUn Ky do do do
5 do J Mitchell's Imp’l Ilemp do do do
ma«;9 For sale by . E. C. CENTER & Cn.
ijfc PANAMA & LEG HORN HATS.—I1EN
Jm KV & STODDART, corner of Water and
Conti streets, have this day received a large
assortment of the above (of the latest fashion and hu
l>erior quality) or gentlemen’s summer wear.
mar3 I98tf
FRE81I DRUGS—The undersigned are now re
ceiving per ships E. Dennison, Uncas, llottin
i guer.’and other recent arrivals, their spring stock of
Fresh Medicines, Painte, Oils, Window Glass, fee.
making up an assortment in quality and extent well
worth the attention of Merchants and Physicians.—
Purchasers will find our prices moderate and every
facility will lie allured which tin* state of the times
will permit. I. C. DUBOSE & CO.
Late DuRost* * Roff, Druggists,
mar2o 2!7if No 39 Water street.
PEASE * SON’S CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY.—The undersigned
having been appointed, by Uie proprietor* of tais very
popular Candy, Agents for the city, will hereafter keep
on hand a regular supply.
J. C. DUBOSE * CO., late DuBose * Roff,
ian 9 39 Water st.
O PLANTERS, Phy.icit.ii., and Country Mer
chaitts—MOSELY & CO. Druggists, at the
corner of Dauphin and Royal streets, have in store a
full supply of fresh Drills, Chemicals, Patent Medi
cines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Gardeen Seeds, etc.
which they offer for sale at wltolsaale of retail at very
low prices and on a liberal credit. fehl
Spirits of turpentine — 20 barrels,for
tale by D. C. LOWBER,
may 7 m 59 Commerce-st.
UN POWDER TEA.—30 boxes, a choice trtb
clc, fur sale by [inaySO] L. HULL k SON.
Kit lIAKl» 1M1KI li, »Vo. Hu, 4mui uu.ciil *1.
ami 45, C'onitneicf »tieet, mar Hi. hiunci.*—
Impoiter ul French and Fugl *h lungs, 4 famisli),
and 1 erfnniery, anil VI holesikic ami hcinil leak is
in Dings, Paints, Mnlii inH, Oib, Mass, aim 1
Stull-, i\o. 35, liovcrnmem, mm H..)al, and tu,
Commerce, near Si. I* iunci* stiect, intotins In*
friend* und the public geiierallv, that he has taken tin*
stole i\o. 46, 4 oHiiiioii street, (two dm,is (torn St.
Fiancis,) eiot side, wheie m «ounexu ii with hi*
*toie fcu. 36, Hovernincnt, he mleno* keepii g an
extensive ussortineiH ol all nitiele* in hi* line ol I n
niwrrr lie does not expret, much less In.i*, lor
more eiieouiugeuiehi and «iip|H»rt than he lm* liithei
to received, without t laiming lot Inn.sell the lined
of merit. He w ill at all times u.-e his la st emieav
or* to render satisfaction to all who may luvor his
establishment with their patronage. As lie is well
aware Ihjw highly inq*ortant it is tor Physician* and
lamilie* to obtain niedieine* in their pine state, the
public limy rest assured in obtaining pure and lirnli
medicines. He is receiving, and will continue to ie
oeive.by ilie latest arrival*, a Ia.ige, fresh, and tu*
|>erioi assortment of American, F.nglish, and hm li
Medicines, selected with tin- greatest caie. '1 he
assortuieiit of drugs and family medicines, compris
ing every article of the rfioisest and freshest selee
tion in the line, are from the la st Furo|>ean ami A
merifnn manufacture*.
He also will keep on hand a select assortment o
fresh Harden unp Field Seeds, Been* ami Peas,
ft. 11. Orders from the couuti) tilled at the slioif
| est notice. leb 1
VAILF.K’H FKEftill Pill.*.- f 300 < H AB
hhMih.—The genuine Freuch Pills against all
(4uack Mostriini* of the age, for the rule ol * ♦ ♦ ♦ <
'l’lie French Pills are applicable in ad cases for ei
ther sex, (wananted fieelrom Merely) and possess
es great advantages over tin- Balsams and all liquid
medicines, by lieing entirely free from smell, and ron
seqncntlv do not affect the breath, thereby preventing
the |H>ssibility of discovery while using them.
Beside* this important advantage, tin y never disa
gree with tie idHMiusk, untl or ihr hist stages ol the
disease, they usually effect a cute in a lew «la)s with
little regard to diet or exposure.
In the most obstinate stages of the disease, they
are equally certain, having cured many alter every
other remedy had failed. In short, tliej have been so
universally successful that the proprietor challenges
any one to pro* luce a remedy of equal certainty, under
a I.a Inline o| Three Handled Dollars.
ion 12 I 4 . DUBOSE & 4 4J., 39 Water si.
I4>* Price, *2 i**r liux. with lull duet turns
Jl7 DU K PATT ERJSONRead the follow tog
from Judge Patterson, for tliiity years the hist
Judge of the county in which he lives. ’
MinumovvN, N. J., March 12. l£40.
Messrs. Comstock & Co.,
Uentleinen—You are at liberty to make ».H h use
of the following certificate as you deem will jurt sub
serve the |>ur|N»se8 for which it is intended.
[Certificate or Julioi Patt»r»oii.]
I hereby certify, that my daughtci has lx-» a afflict
ed with sick headache for the space ot boot 20
years—the attack occurring once in a I suit tv * wicks,
frequently lasting 24 hours, during which unt- the
paroxysms have been so severe, as appaieody soon
to deprive her of life. Ami after hnv mg ti a ] ulu.ot-t
all other remedies in vain, I have been iiuliii «m! as a
last resort to try !S|>ohn’s Headache Reined* is sold
by you; and to the great disappointment ni*. joy of
herself and all her friends, found very matenal telie
from the first dose of the medicine. Mm- has follow
ed up the directions with the article, and in every
ease when an attack w as threatened has found m.int -
diate relief, until she is near pei inuneiitly cured.—
The attacks are now very seldom, and disappeui al
most immediately after taking the quantity directed.
A hope that others may be lieiiefitted by the use of
this truly iiivuluahle medicine, has induced me to sen
you the above, and remain your obedient servant,
^ JEHU PATTERJSON, Judge of the Com f of C P.
COMSTOCK & CO,
Wholesale Druggists, 2 Fletcher si. New \oik.
Sold by I. C. Da ROSE & CO, Agents,
and by lbs. .Maynard, Hanunoiot,andCiutes. Mobile
jai. 28 170
ITCH EM'S PATENT PREPARED 4 0
COA.—A supply of the above original and tru
ly valuable preparation of Cocoa long and favoiably
kiiowii to the public, is just received direct from the
proprietor and for sale by the undersigned. Among
other highly flattering testimonials of its superior
quality ami useftilness, are found the follow ing.
“J. Kitchen left with me some of his P. Cocoa and
on trial 1 find it a very superior article, and recom
mend its adoption for family use.'*
Dr. William Thomas.
“I have tried your P. Cocoa and consider it deci
decly superior to any I have used before in uiy fami
ly-** Dr. Jno. Cooper.
“1 concur in tile foregoing statements."
Dr. D. Hos&ack.
"1 have drank of J Kitc hen's l\ Cocoa am? icconl
ine ud it as a superior article of beverage to ulv \ rep
aration of Cocoa ex tan te—it possesses less of tiu o/i
agiMous nature of Chocolate, therefore h , U*
tiecoiue offensive to the convalescent and is u . suit
»» for the healthy. |. J • os v
For sale by I. C. DCliUSE L ■
iaul4 late DuUose & Koli.ub '. M.
B" AdUlNU, HOSE It TWINE-T " I ,<7i.
her having been appointed Act - i the
MaVSVII.LK MANUt'ACTUKIItO 111. m.1.0 eull
constantly aupplied and ran fill order, fur begging
anil Knpe to any extent, on favorable term.. The
quality M uu.ui passed hy any Factory in the hextern
country.
Daily expected direct from the Factory—
300 pieces Bagging, 300 coils Rope
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
iuii27 159Kino 69 Commerce st.
JUST RECEIVED.—The Life, Adventures and
Opinion* of David Tho. Hines, of South Caroli
na, master ol art*, and SMiuetiines doctor of medi •
cine*, alia*, Dr. Hamilton, Col. Hamilton, Dr. Hay
ne«, Col. Ilayne, fyc. kv. lie. in a series of letters to
hi* friemls, written l>y himself
-“The good old rule
Sulliceth tew,—the simple plan,
That they should take, who have the power,
And they should keep who ran,"H'WdmionA.
For wale by J K RANDALL,
Iebl6 Bookseller, 4-4 Water *t.
ALKER ON INTERMAltRIAHE.—
DOUBLEDAY li SEARS, 50 Daitphin-st.
Have received Walker on Intermarriage; or the
mode iu which, and the causes why, Beauty, lleultli
and Intellect, result from certain unions, deformity,
disease and insanity from others, with eight illimtia
I live _ ian28
FOR SALE.—10,000 pc’* of stqierior, heavy, -I 4
inch Dundee Bagging, manufactured expressly
for tin* market. A purl of the lot i* math* in imitn
tiou »f the Kentucky Bagging, and quite equal to it
in quality. We invite the attention of the Planters
and the trade to this article. Also, 80 coils Russian
Rope, for sale by A. POPE Ik SON,
flet‘29 I47lf 57 Commerce si
C~1OMPO0nD SYRUP OF LIVERWORT,
S (Hepatica Triloba.)—For the cure of Piilnmoo
ry ami Hepatic affections, Couchs, Colds, Consump
tion, Spitting of Blood, A-c. The reputation which
this article (Liverwort) has obtained iu the treatment
of Consumptions, Spitting of Blood, Liver Com
plaints, Coughs, and tin* great uncertainty there
must always lie in the pre|iuration of derma ions the
lumle in which this plant has Imvii usiiallv adminis
tered, by persons ignorant of Phariuareiiical Maim
(Hilttlioiis, lias led iim to make a concentrated Com
pound Syrup of a uniform strength.
MEREDITH, HENDERSON k Co.
N. B.—None are genuine without out wiitteu
signature.
(JCJ- For sale by the single liotlle or dozen !»v
RICHARD NORTH, dSHovernineut,
f«d»19 and 45 Commerce-si s.
New books —doubleday *sears,00
Dauphin street, hate this day received the fol
lowing—
Ainsworth’s new Historical Romance.
The Tower of London, illustrated by Cruikshank,
complete in one volume.
Master Humphrey’s Clock, by Bo*, No. 17.
The Rural Life of England, by William Howitt,
author of “Visits to remarkable places,” kc. from
tin* 2d London edition, corrected uml revised in one
vol. 8vu.
Visits to Remarkable Places, Old Halls, Battle
fields, and scene* illustrative of striking passages in
English History and Poetry, by William llowitt, in
2 vol*. 12iiio f,.|,i i
R. TAYLOR’S BALSAM OF UV E U
WORT.—A* this highly popular Medicine for
diseases of the Liver and Lungs and also for the
shortness of breath, debility, pain inside and loss of
Hesli is most extensively counterfeited—tlie public
should lie very cautious ami purchase only off lie duly
appinted Agents. (0- My sole Agents in Mobile',
are 1. 0. DUBOSE & CO. Phone remember flat
GEO. TAYLOR, M. I).,375 Bowery. N. V
. New York. Feb. 12. 1841—1«2ii
LOOK OUT?!-—“Costws” in the Parent oj Safety.
An attack of tlie “Piles** may l»e positively pre
vented by using (when the premonitory symptoms
are felt) tlie celebrated HAY’S LINIMENT. There
are more than one hundred people in this city, and in
the United States an immense numlier, who have suf
fered beyond endurance by this dreadful complaint,
who keep themselves wholly free from attacks by ap
plying this Liniment when they feel any symptoms of
its approach: of this there is the most perfect proof.
None Hemline without the name of COM
STOCK & CO, writtin on the wrappers.
SOLOMON HAYS,
Sold at No. 2 Fletcher street, N. Y.
Sold by J. C. DUBOSE * CO* Agents and De*
MAYNARD k GATES, Mobile gat