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FOR LIVERPOOL
_/£V The A 1 ship ST. LAWRENCE. Hag*
.lorn master, has 700 hales cotton oh hoard, aim
will have immediate despatch. Tor freight ol balance
apply to GEO. MARTIN,
ic/o _or to TH .OH UR OH
Mfiw ►"OR LIVERPOOL—The A 1 ship UEU
SJHKCALION, Allen, master, has two third* of
her cargo ready, and going on board, anil will have
despatch. For freight of 400 Utiles apply t°
n. iv 29 VV M. M1 LUO AN & CO, 34 Si. Michiel hiL
FOR LIVFK POOL.—The A. I Am.
JSSaxhip TARRUIN Hiler, master, wants 500
bales cotton to complete her cargo and will have de
spatch. For freight, apply to
\VM. MILLIGAN & CO.,
iiuv25 34 St. Michael-st.
cA* FOR HA VIIE.— Hie ship LO R EN A,
3$#2»Capt. Urruhart, is ready to take freight
for the above port. Apply to the Captain, or to
novS BARN EW ALL 4* WAN ROY.
FOR NEW \ ORK—Thu regular packet
SlSatbrig WETUMPK.A, Fowler, master, will
alive despatch for the above port. For freight or
passage apply to JNO. C. RYAN,
nov29 cor. Conti and Water sis.
FOR NEW YORK.
*CV The ship HI ENZI. for New York, can take
\) bal«- on
*L.MEi»A. v
h
tfSli, Hi t TOR * r, ».. -ter, hu# , . ■ t im
port. For freight or pas-age, apply to
F. SHAW & CO., 71 Com. at.
nov6:70tf opposite former office.
***. F(JR PHILADELPHIA.-The bug
MARY SILSBY, Soul bard, master, will
meet with despatch for the alwve port and wants 100
bales to complete her ca.go. For freight, apply to
decl itl HUNTINGTON It CLEVELAND.
jA FOR CHARLESTON AND BALTI
SUfijfcMORE—The line copper fastened schooner
THAMES, Aliernetliy, master, will have despatch
fos the above ports. For freight or passage apply to
nov27 88u T. LESESNE, 30 St. Michael st.
FOR 11 WAN A—The line schr. JOSEPH
?l5SStBRO\VN, Capt. I.uther, will have despatch.
For freight or passage apply to
nov26 G. WESTFELDT frBRO.
FOR HAVANA-The schr E M 1 L V
R N I <J H T, Capt. Drinkwater. For pas
sage applv to W. EDMOND & CO.,
aov30 06 Com. st.
FOR HAVANA.—Hie sclir ANDREW
J ACKSON, Meldrom master. For passage,
apply to W. EDMOND & CO,
nov 25 96 Commerce st.
FOR HAVANA-The line Schooner
AUGUSTA, Post, master, will have des
patch. For freight of 50 hales cotton or passage ap
ply to [nov22 83tf ] G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
FOR SISAL AND CAMP EACH F—The
5iS3S£'‘chr ANDREW JACKSON, Meldrom, mas
ter. For passage apply to the captain on Imurd or to
nov 16 W. EDMOND & CO., 96 Coin si.
gJSJL FOR PENSACOLA .—The sloop
jUSt AMAMH, Peterson, master, will sail on
Monday next. For freight or passage, apply to the
Captain on board, or to
nov24 W. EDMOND & CO., 96 Coin. st.
FOR SALE—if applied for immtdiately—
The c«»pper fastened centre board schooner
FAL- JON, 35 tons burthen, built in the city of New
York in 1839, of the best materials, and is finished
iu the first style; draws about 34 feet water when
loaded. She Is extremely well calculated for the
lake business, or would make a splendid pleasure
boat, having been built for that purpose. She was
taken out of the water one month since in N. York,
and put in complete order. Sails last, and is well
found; for beauty of model cannot lie surpassed.—
Apply to
nov26 87 DESIION, TAYLOR & MYERS.
£5*. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.——
A&traat Ships, Barques, Brigs, Schooners and Light
ers can always he had at current rales. Also,—
Passages engaged for New York, Boston and Ha
vana, on application to
decl ltf J. H. RIVERS.
FOR FREIGHT Olf CHARTER.
The $chr PHCEBE & MARGARET, Hal
5^Stwerson» t“f**ter, will carry about 250 bales, cot
ton ; she ia 4^ years old and well found. Apply to
u26 tf C. DELLINGER, 76 Conimerce-st.H
FOR FREIGHT.—The ship WAVER
jiSiiSILLY, J. D. Snow, master, burthen 1400 hales
of compressed co’ton, is now ready to receive freight.
Apply to nov 18 E. C. CENTER & Cl).
Vgk WANTED.—A Vess l to carry 50,0()0
feet Lumlier to Havana, apply to
nov 19 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
SCHOONER Y\ A NT El).— The undei -
w ishes to Charter one or two schoon
ers to carrv Inick from the vicinity of this place to
ISarataria ’ c.ci20-61 M. J. McllAE.
IS E IV \ OIIK PACKETS.
CITY LIN K.
Q&'Tuload at the Wharf and Mail nirry 10 days..^
mm. m. mm
The following vessels built expressly for the trade,
will hereafter compose this line, viz:
Ship MARY FRANCIS, Pkrcival,master,
LEWIS CASS, A. Hawlky,
B.irque REFORM, Til you, “
Brig SELMA, M. Smith,
LINDEN, J. Livkrmorf., “
ALABAMA, F. W. Williams, ««
MOBILE, W. Jones,
SARAH BROWN,J.M.Norton,“
The above vessels all have cabins on deck, hand
somely fitted np with State rooms for the accommoda
tion of passengers.
Freight will be taken at the lowest current rates
sad every exertion made to despatch the vessels
promptly as advertised. All cotton or other freight
intended to be shipped by this line and consigned to
the subscriber at this place, or to Sturg es &.CLEA r
m an, (the Agents in New York,) will lie forwarded
as directed, free of charge for commission.
JON. C. RYAN, Agent,
oct15 59tf corner Conti and VVater-sts.
IMMOBILE AND MONTGOMERY PACKET.
nK-»" (v The good, substantial and fust run
Lii j I, ffrflfjlfF n'n8 Steamer JEFFERSON, S. C.
«jg£gggJjBB|taBurnt! master, having undergone n
thoroughrepair, will commence her regular trips so
soon as the river will permit; leaving Mobile every
Saturday at 5 o’clock p M. and Montgomery every
Tuesday at 10 o’clock A. M .
For freight or passage apply on board, nr to
n2 B. H. FRY.
FOR MONTUOMER V and WETUMPKA. I
k fa The fine fast running Steamboat
T ^ GEN. GAINES, J. W. Pollock,
master, will leave for the above ports and intermedi
ate landing, on Wednesday the 1st proximo, at 5 o'
Hock, p. m. For freight or passage apply on board
or to E. L. ANDREWS 4* CO.
nnv25 cor Coin and Dauphin st«.
MOBILE 4- COLUMBUS, PACKET.
a gj*" fa Tie steamer DU (4URSNE, J.
i^igj'fL Duio, muster, (liming Rvaiis* pa
tent safety guard) will ply between the alaive ports
and intermediate landings, the ensuing season. For j
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
nov20 corner Coin, and Dauphin-sts.
MOBILE, MONTGOMERY 4* WETUMPKA
WEEKLY PACKET.
k fa The well known and fist running
steamer GEN’L GAINES, J. W.
Pollock, master, will leave Mobile every Thursday
evening, at 5 o'clock, p. in., arrive at Montgomery on
Saturday at 12 o'clock in., and Wetumpka at 9 p. m.
Will leave Wetumpka oa Sunday morning at 4 a. ni.
and Montgomery at 11 a. in. and arrive in Mobile
Tuesday morning in time for the N. Orleans Liue
Packets. For freight or passage, apply on board, or
to E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
novI6 63tf cor. Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
N. B.—The (frine# has been thoroughly repaired,
and is now iu every respect equal to any boat in the
trade __
-m* COMMITTED to the jail of tlie eonnty
of Decalb, Alabama, an the 19th July, 1841,
one negro man as a runaway slave who calls
his name Sam, and says lie belongs to Dr.
Samuel Puckett, who he savs is living in Rankin
county Mississippi, he is above twenty lour or five
years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two
scars on his fore-head, about five feel five inches
high, rather stout, his front teeth above are wide a
part. Tha owner is requested to come forward
Crove property, pay charges and take him away, or
e will be disposed'of as the law directs.
JOHN M. LANKFORD,
nnv2 66tf Sheriff ol Decalb County.
SALT.—2,800 sucks on hoard jslsip Blake from
from Liverpool, for scle by
LAIRD & LITTLFJOHN,
uov22 83tf 34 St. Francis-st.
SALT.—230 sacks, in store ami for sale by *4~4gP
nov23_P^McCASKILL, 18 Con»:ucrce-«t.|
CHEESE—120 boxes prime Ooslien, landing
from brig Wetumpka, for sale by
nm 18cw_ JOHN O'RF.ILEV.
HAY.—150 bales North River, on board ship
Genesee, for sale by
nov23C. A. GILBERT, 50 Com, st.
ALT—300 sacks in store aad for sale by
© nov29 T. P. MILLER & CO.
FOR HUNT. __
FOR KENT.—A comfortable frame dwel
JggRjing house, containing four rooms, situated near
the head of St. Louis st., (No. 145) having a kitch
en and convenient yard altuched. Apply to
HENRY F. STICKNEY,
nov 30 90 m 40 Commerce-*!.
DWELLING WANTED—k comfort^
l>le dwelling lor a small family, within live or
ten minutes walk of our store, is wanted by
nov29 T. I*. MILLER & CO.
MFUR RENT.—On leasouablc terms, three
odices and one double office on the second sto
ry ol the House on the corner of Dauphin and Royal
streets, N E corner; also sleeping rooms on the third
story, either furnished or unfurnished. Apply to
nov 26 87c JOHN C. AYRES.
>4 FOR RENT.—The Counting Room Ibim
JjgaLerly in the occupancy of the subscribers, at No.
69, Commerce street.
nov20 82tf GARDNER & SAGER.
MTO RENT—The House in Government »t
formerly occupied by T. W. M’Cov. Esq. ami
at present by the subscribers being one of the most
desirable locations in the city, too well known to
require any description.
Apply to LATHAM HULL & SON.
>N.
Twm„
;eels. Apply to ^
JAMES HAGAN, 84 < r st.
o T(j ft ENT.—Three Rooms
—.— - - miners «t. Apply to
“*to7s THOS. P. MILLER ♦ Co.
AA FOR RENT.—A large fire proof Ware
jyl'jjHll Wmise on St. Joseph street, capable of contain
ing 3000 bales cotton. Possession given on the 1st
December next.
A Dwelling House on the north east corner of St.
Joseph ami St. Louis streets.
A Dwelling House on the south side of Si.Anthony
street, the first next west of St. Joseph street. Pos
session given immediately.
A convenient Dwelling House, with a large lot on
Jackson street, opposite the Unitarian Church. Pos
session given immediately.
Foi terms, apply to
nov4 JOHN B. TOULMIN
>jA FOR RENT.—Two brick, dwellings in the
Ejia row in St. Anthony, Is-tween Jackson and
Claiborne sts. [ociSfl] A. BATRE & Co.
JOl FOR RENT-—From the 1st November, the
JjljiMJVame dwelling on St. Francis st., between St.
Joseph and Conception streets, now occupied hy Mr.
Charles Smith.
Also—possession given immediately, a brick tene
ment on the north east corner of St. Francis aud
Cluilxirne streets.
Also—a brick tenement on St. Michael st. (south
side) lietwecu Claiborne aud Jackson streets.
Also—two Rooms immediately over the office of
the subscribers, suitable for sleeping rooms.
Ami—a large Lot under fence, opposite Burden’s
row, ami lieing part of the square bounded by St.
Francis, St. Michael, Dearborn ami Wilkinson sts.
For terms, apply to
oji20 tiltf BARN EW ALL & WANROV.
JjrA FOR RENT—A store and office fronting
; ilie wharf, uear Dauphin street. Apply to
o, tl8 60tf_E. L. ANDREWS fcCO.
MFOR R ENT—From the First November—
an office on tlie 2d floor of the building corner
of Conti aud Commerce st. Apply to
octlS E. C. CENTER & CO.
OFFICE TO RENT.—A large Room now
IXM iccunieil by Dr. McNallv.at the corner of Dau
phin and Royal streets. Apply to
oct6 _MOSELY & CO.
jklhs FOR RENT.—The House ami Lot «n the
south side of Congress street, next door to the
coi ner of Conception street, tliere is a good well of
of water in the yard and all conveniences snilable for
a private family or lioardiug house. For further par
ticulars apply to michael McDonald,
oct4 54tf * at the office of Moses Ryan, Esq.
zi>l FOR RENT.—Three stores on Water street
between Hitchcock’s allev.aml Dauphin street
Apply to [sep29] ROBERTSON & CO.
MFOR RENT—Possession given 1st Nov.
The four brick tenements on St. Aiithouv.be
tween Jackson and Ctailiorne streets.
The three brick tenements in State street, corner
of Conception street.
The <1 welling in Conception street, between St.
Anthony and State street, now occupied by J. Simp
son, Esqr.
Thu dwelling immediately opposite the last, now
oertipied by Mr. C. J. Roth.
The dwelling in St. Anthony street,between Jack
sou and Claiborne, adjoining the brick house of R.
L. Walker, Esq.
Also—Two houses at Spring Hill, for the winter
will lie rented low to careful tenants. For terms,
apply to [«ep22 19] A. BATRE & Co.
JHL TO RENT,—From 1st Noveinlier next,
HB. the two storv House on Monroe, between St.
Emanuel and Royal sis. now occupied by Mr. Titos.
Strang.
The House on Government, corner of Conception
st., occupied by Mr. J. Clements.
The House on Conception st., adjoining the above,
occupied by Dr. Roulslon.
The House, w ith three acres of ground attached,
with stables, nut-houses, &c. situated on Government
st., one mile from the market house.
The House at Summerville, corner of Spring Hill
road and Center Avenue, with three acres of ground,
stables, ike.
The House on the Avenue adjoining the ulxive.
The two one story Houses on Water, between Es
lava aud Madison streets. For terms, apply to
si!p 17 E. C. CENTER & CO.
ifi TO RENT.—Those two 2 story new brick
I Blip Dwelling Houses, situated on the south side
of St. Michael street, bet ween Claiborne and Frank
lin streets, having live rooms, pantries, closets mid
cellars—together with kitchen, ironing rooms mid
servant’s rooms. They will lie ready for occupancy
by the 15th Octolier and will lie rented low to good
tenants. Apply to 1. C. DUBOSE & CO.,
sepl3 45tf ‘ 39 Water-st.
Ml OFFICE TO LET.—That convenient of
fire with two rooms attached, over Nos. 8 and
10 Commerce st., is for rent. Apply to
sept 10 T. P. MILLER & CO.
FOR RENT.—Tlie convenient dwelling 1
KilW House and Lot at Smnuierville, formerly occu
pied liy Mr. L. Hull and now by Geo. Westfefdt Esq
from the 1st November next. Apply to
sept8 L. HULL & SON, Water-st
NE DEARBORN CARRIAGE & CARRY
ALL, square body waggon. Also, a light
trotting Buggy Waggon, landing from brig Ceies, fnr
sale by ]nov24 85ui.J JOHN O’REILEY.
LAW NOTICE. —The undersigned has retlled in
GAINESVILLE and will Practice the Law in
tlie counties of Sumpter, Greene and Marengo—the
Supreme Court and F»deral Court ut Tuscaloosa—
also the adjoining counties in Mississippi, should bu
siness offer. iiov20-82uu* GEO. F. SALLE.
IN LOUR.—100 bbls superfine, on consignment, for
i sale by C. A. GILBERT,
1%..,ao OU tJoiumerce-st.
REMOVAL.—The undersigned has removed from
48 Dauphin to St. Francis street, where lie
offers for sale on accommodating terms, a large as
sortment of FURNITURE. Entrance 32 Water and
23 St. Francis street.
nov2Q 83tfJ. C GWINN.
LON DON PORTER,—Landing ex ship Hogarth
from Liverpool, for sale by
a ,*20 JAMES HAGAN, 84 Water-st.
| CASKS CINCINNATI BACON SIDES,
III landing from steamer Merchant and fo sale by
„„v20JEREMIAH REA.
MONTGOMERY BANK Certificates of Depo
site Wanted, by
no\23_E. L. ANDREWS k CO.
BUCKWHEAT.—40 4; SO 4 bbls New Phila
delphia Buckwheat, landing frein Brig Ceces,
and for sale by [nov22 83ku] JOHN O'REILLY.
VINEGAR—75 bids Cider Vinegar,
25 Idds While Wine do. For sale by
nov 25 THOS. P. MILLER It CO.
TOBACCO & CIGARS.—75 boxes Cliewing
Tobacco, 50* Spanish Cigars, for sale by
nov25 P. McCASKILL, 18 Couunercerst.
POTATOES.—300 Imrrels Northern Potatoes,
iu good order, for sale hv
nov24 GARDNER It SAGER, 69 Com. st^
LD PALE SHERRY.—A few doien superior
old Pale Sherry Wine, in store and for sale by
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
n »vl2 69 Commerce-st.
AIL ROAD IRON.—12 tons Rail Road Iron, 1
for sale by McGRAN Ik NOONAN,
im>i22 No. 6 St. Micha^l-st.
WHISKEY It FLOUR.—50 barrels Rectified
Whiskey, 65 Ibis suiterfine Flour, for sale by
n<»v25 P. McCASKILL, 18 Com. si.
RIO COFFEE, N. O. Sugar and Flour, landing
from sclu Mobile, and for sale by
nov23 JAS. HAGAN, 84 Water el.
INTER SPERM OIL—A few casks Winter
StraiueJ Family Sperm Oil, received and for
• aUby 1. C. DuBOSE It CO. Druggists,
nlO late DaBose It Hoff, 39 Water-st.
CHEESE—75 bxs Cheese; 5 casks do for sale
by [no?29] T. P. MILLER db CO.
T II E A T R E .
. lV>- Last night but one of the engagement of Mrs.
STUART.
THURSDAY FVFMiXG, DFC. 2, 1841.
Will Im* performed Bid war's Play of
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Cluude Melnotte.Mr. Pearson
Pauline.Mrs. Richardson
After which (1st time in this city) a Rurletta called
A DAY IN’ PARIS.
Charles YY’ini Ilia . Mr. Ewing
Emily Greenville.Mrs. Richardson
93* T i-morrow , last night of the engagement of
Mrs. STUART
NOTICE—All those indebted to the subset iber,
either by note, or by accounts made iu the years
of 1839—*40, are requested to make payment by the
ast of January, 1842, as I am determined to sue all
who do not settle by that time.
iio\57 8S||rw* * JOHN GALLAGHER.
REMOY'AL.—The mibm-idteis have removed to
- Mr. Hogan's new buildings in Couli street—
Office second Hour.
hoy27 88tf GARDNER & SAGER.
LOWER ROOTS.—MOSELY k CO, Drug
gists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal sis.,
.‘ e Mary Silsby, a small collectiou
■.
Uyacnui.. C< tnperiai*, .-tueinouea. Iris, Cruars
! Ranunculus, Lilias, Polyanthus, Narcissus, and dau
yhiaJontr’vH*. aov 27
k^'OPrms.—*100 sucks Havana Codec,
100 do Rio do,
.3* do Java do. Eorsnleby
"0*26 ■-‘YUTII b DABNEY. "
Raisins.—200 boxes iu. r. nai*...*,
100 bf do do do,
100 qr do do do. For sale bv
nov 26 SMITH & DABNEY.
BAGS Co flee rereived per aclir. Joseph
“Ivlvr Brown, and for sale l»v
i»ov26 87if G. WESTFELDT 4* BRO.
Jk |»|»LE BRANDY?— 10 bbls old Apple Brandy.
jfm.For sale by (nov 26) SMITH fc DABNEY.
1 EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK.—Checks at
short sight, uud Bills at 60 days sight. For
sale by JOS. AUZE Jc SON,
nov 26 30, St Fiancis st.
Bagging * rope.—200 )*■ ky. Bugging.
150 coils Rope. For sale bv
nov 26 SMITH it DABNEY.
FLOUR—104 hbissupeifin* Flour. Landing per
steamboat W W Fry, and for sale by
nov 26m F. W. McCOY.
SUGAR.—20 hhda old Sugar. For sale by
nov 26_SMITH fc DABNEY.
OPE—50 coils Western; TOBACCO—50 bxs
Virginia potiud plugs, low priced; STORAGE
—Merchandise iu any quantity, at the lowest rates,
by A. MoKINSTRY,
not26 87 C 3 WTater st.
COFFEE—150 bags Rio Coffee, new crop, a
beautiful article, lauding from stcnutlioat W W
Fry, and for sale by
nov 26m _F. W. McCOY. j
C1ANDLES—600 bxs Sperm and C'ouipoHt lor
/sale by [nov26] G. WESTFELDT fc BRO.
AGGIN G A N D ROP E—20tTpTece« ~K?u lucky
Bagging; 200 coils do Rope, for sale by
nov26 G. WESTFELDT fc BRO.
FOR HIRE.—A uegro Bov 12 or 14 years old,
apply to (n«>v 26) SMITH 4» PAllNEY.
INDIA BAGGING.—A few bales48inckea wide,
Landing uud for sale by
nov 26m_ F. W. McCOY.
VINEGAR.—50 bbls Cider Vinegar,
25 hf bbls do do. For sale by
nov 26 SMITH & DABNEY.
TIIHE SUBSCRIBER has just received—
X 50 cases European and French Priuts
100 14 and bales Cotton Osimbarg*
Brown and bleached Sheeting and Shirliug
25 eases white fc grey super Welsh Plains
Kersevs, Linseys, Denims, Ticking, &c.
15 bales Blankets, in which are sujier. both rib
bon Iround Whitney, and Mackinaw for beds;
Cradle and coarse DutlU and Twilled do
—ALSO—
100 cases Kip and Negro Brogans and Boots
175 dozen fur and wuter-proof wool llals
CtU ito women amt cUHdren’s l'aliu Leaiu lloods
Oriental (new style) Florence plain aud English
Straw ladies and misses Bounots, newest sha|>e* all
of which, with a great variety of other article* iu the
DRY GOOD way, making an unusual au<l very ex
tensive assortment, which lie offers at wholesale or
retail low for Cash or on short time. Orders of com
mission houses, ami the custom of purchasers from
the country ami city is re«|H-ctfolly solicited,
nov23 GEORGE G. HENRY.
VINEGAR.- 6'J barrels Newark Cider Vinegar,
for sale by D. C. LOW HER & CO.
iiov23m 59 Commerce-*!.
OATS.—500 sacks heavy western, for sale bv
nov23 C. A. GILBERT, 60 Com.' st.
AGGING AND ROPE—
50 pieces Kentucky Bagging
50 coils Kentucky Ro|»e, for sale by
uov23 CIRODE & WHITE, cor. Com & Dau. *ts
COFFEE—400 bags prime Havana, Rio, Java,
and St. Domingo Coffee, for sale bv
CIRODE 4- W HITE,
uoy23 cor. Commerce and Dauphin st*.
RAISINS.—200 boxes MK. Raisins, for sale by
nov24 85c JOHN O’REILEV. ’
WANTED—A Negro woman, a plain Cook and
and washer. Apply at this office. nov22
ADVANCES ON COTTON.—The subscrilwr
is prepared to make advances on Cotton con
signed to his friends in Livemool, Glasgow, New
York and Boston. I). WIIEELEK,
imv22 8 Water-st.
STORAGE—The bulk of 590 bbls can Ire s oicil
on reasonable terms in a fire proof warehouse.—
Apply to
nov22 J. B. TOULMIN, 85 St Michael st.
FLOUR—100 barrels siqierfine Flour, landing
from schooner Swan ami for sale by
nov22m D. C. LOWBER fc CO., 59 Com. »t.
(N LASS WARE—Just revived per schr Swallow,
ff 50 doz cut flat fluted Tumblers,
504 do white chrystal glass do,
500 do 4 pint tavern polished bottom do,
500 do do do star do,
250 do common do do.
For sale by J. B. TOULMIN,
nov 22 83c 55, St Miultael st.
OIL.—20 cases fresh Olive Oil; 10 chests Flo
rence do, just landed and for sale by
nov 25 M OS ELY It CO.. Druggists.
ANTED TO HIRE.—A color**! female nurse
10 or 12 years of age. Address C. D. at
the Franklin House. uov 25 86m
UGAR& MOLASSES—15lihds prime eld Sugar
10 htids prime new Sugar,
40 boxes Havana Sugar, white and hrowu,
30 bbls new Molasses, in hooped Cypress bids,
5 do Sugar-House Molasses. For sale by
nov 25 _T. P. MILLER Sr co.
£2 HOT It NAILS.—50 bags Shot, 45 kegs Nails,
® for sale by P. MsCASKILL,
nov25 18 Commerce-st.
SALT, CIGARS It COFFEE.—1000 sacks Salt,
125 nr boxes Cigars, 60 bags Rio Coffee,
For sale by F. SHAW 4* CO,
uov 25 84 Commerce st.
NOW LANDING from the Weluiunka, and lor
sale at Gates's Pharmacy, Linseed Oil, Copper
as, Whiting, Sash Tools, Gold Leaf, Alcohol, Itc
nov 26
HOPS—A fresh article, now in store.
n»v26 II. GATES.
SAL ERATUS—15 kegs Sal Eratus, 1601b# each,
for sale low at [nov26] GATES'S Pharmacy.
COFFEE—50 bag* Green Havana, landing from
schr Joseph Brown, and for sale by
nov26 E. C. CENTER It CO.
HAY.—100 bales this day landing, for sale by
nov 12 C. A. GILBERT, 50 Coni'ce-st
Kentucky bagging.—200 piece* suiter
ior quality, |n*rt in large pieces of 86 yards,
landing this day aud for sale by D. WHEELER,
nov 4 8 Water st.
ENTUCKY ROPE.—215 coils superior Bale
Rinie, landing this day und for sale by
aav4 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
OAF, CRUSHED It POWDERED SUGAR,
in barrels and itoxes, for sale by
novl5JOHN O'REILEY.
MADDER-Prime Dutch, Ombro and French
FFF Madders, landing and for sale by
1. C. Du BOSE It CO. Druggists,
nlQ late Du Bose It Rolf, 39 Waler-st.
A CCA RON 1 It VERMICELLI .—20 bo^«T*
Maccuroni and 20 hxs Vermicelli, in store aud
for sale by DESIION, JAY LOR It MYERS,
nov 12 corner Commerce na«t Onti-sts,
NAILS.—595 kegi* first qua life Nails assorted, 4
to 20d, for sale at a low price, apply to
nov20 E. C. CENTER It CO.
Albany ale—20 u>u for sale t>> w
nov90 HARRIS 4* ROSS.
GOMBO SASSAFRAS.—A supply of Gomlio,
prepared with the greatest care, just received
ami lor sale iu quantities to suit purchasers, at
aov26 GATES'S Drug Store.
VJ A LI I ABLE COTTON LAND IN Sol III
ALABAMA. FoR SAIThe subscribe,
administrator of the estate •*(’ William Smiili. ir
ceased, oilers for sale two large and valuable Planta
tions, on lh« A al atuu river, ab *ut 12 miles ab..\i
•Selina, und 2a miles lie low Motgomcrv. One o
them is in the Count* «•( Autauga, containing eigli
teen hundred a.-res,of vvbich from .seven - eight hun
dred acres are in cultivation, b.-iiulifilly mi; | bin.
with water foi plantation purposes, ami Ibr s-t •. !•, In
a never failing stream', running eutirelv through tin
plantation. That portion of the tract which, is not
under cultivation, is well tiudiercd and princ ; ally
cotton laud, ol’llte very best qua lit* In tin- culli.r ol
cotton and coin.
The other tract is situated in the comity of Dallas,
in the bend of the Alabama river, generally known
by Durand's Bend—Containing about fourteen him
tired acres, nine ii.mdrcd of which are in cultivation.
This tract is alia well supplied with timber an i vva
ter, uiiJ is of the liest quality of cotton land.
Both these plantations are bounded, an I divided
from each other, by the Alabama river; they ate now
in a state of high cultivation, with com foil able dwel
lings, gin-houses and Mhcr necessary buildings on
each, lit for i mined iatwAse. The quality of the soil,
the easv access to maYket by the Alabama river,
the southern latitude, and the character of the popu
lation in the two counties of Dallas and Aulatiga, af
ford great inducement^ to capitalists desirous of en
gaging hi the culture ojttRc gt eat staple of tlic south
to 50!) bales ...
three hands. w* *»*» *;»**•
The stock ofcorn, fltUAPf ln*td oiHS. uo*v
plantations, the Imgv dm tic, backiinitb'.
ami farming ..**•.»«a., .*Ye:*t>.e uttered for side,
session given at the eta iH'^be year.
Persons wishing to tascli.ise. can apply In .V
II. (laston, at the lati.Ruy on the river, udjoi"'
Autauga piaiitnlhui, w4|U!L,!ii a - «• jotmtliUJ
to .m ... .... . - rri 11 untsv iHi1 during the
iner, and at New Orleans during the winter. Tile
terms, Ibr either or both of the plantations, will Ire
quite advantageous. MEREDITH C\\LIIOlT.\ .
nov27 Pr. fee #30
QtJ” The Charleston Courier, Kirhmmid F.uquirei
and liuutsvillc Advocate will insert the above mire a
week for eight weeks, ami forward their accounts to
the Democrat Office. Huntsville, for payment.
F11HE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSA M.
1 the in-'Hi valuable remedy, recently discovered,
for consumptions,coughs, colds, asthma, spitting of
blood, whooping cough, and pulmonary affections ol
every kiud—price 50 emits.
Particular caution—Each genuine bottle is enclos
ed in a blue wripper,«ni which is a yellow label sign
ed “ Sampsou RihwI.” None other can lie genuine.
'I'lie great celebrity of the genuine pulmonary bal
sam lias been the cause of attempts to introduce spu
rious articles, which, by partially assuming the name
of the genuine, are calculated to mislead and deceive
the public. Among these mixtures, arc the Ameri
can Pulmonary balsam. Vegetable Pulmonary bal
sam, balsamic Syrup, and others. Purchasers slnml 1
inquire for the article by its whole mime, the Veget
able pulmonary Balsam; and see that it hears die
marks and signature of the genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo
nary Balsam. S. Rkkii.
One more counterfeit besides the American Pul
monary Balsam, and the others above alluded to! —
Thu latest attempt to deceive the public by a spuri
ous mixture, falsely called genuine puliiionai v bn I
sum, prepared by Samuel Andrews ami Jos. A. Vea
zie. To avoid the imposition of this spurious arti
cle, wc again refer the public to the written signa
ture of Sampson Reed, on the outside wrapper of
each bottle.
Boston, July 1, 1841. Lowe & R»:kd.
A fresh and large supply of the above now receiv
ed and for sale, wholesale or retail, by
uov29 11. GATES, Dauphin street.
PA I NT E R’SfDIAMOND (T.M ENT—Aii ...va
luable discovery for joining broken glass, china,
earthenware,cabinet work, ami fancy ariieh-s of ev
ery description. This cement i® acknowledged tube
superior to any tiling of the kind eve otfered to the
public. Its extreme strength is remarkable, as also
the variety of purposes to which it may be applied.
It resists wet—will slum! an ordinary degree of heat,
ami its hardness, when set, is truly astonishing.—
'Phe great facility of using it, no mixing or prepiira
liun being requited, is a strong recommendation in
its favor. In lact, it requires only to lie known, to
In* found in use in every family.
For mending broken glass, china, &c. it succeeds
wonderfully, as the joints show but little. Many ar
ticles of this kind, that but for this discovery would
be entirely useless, innv lie securely ami (irmly mul
ed, ami become as useful «» when hew. Ti„. I,.lives
iiCUniKk, limey articles in tortnii>c shell
or cabinet work* may be neatly mended with ii.
To prevent imitations, which would disappoint the
purchases and bring into disrepute the genuine ui ti
de, the public are requested to observe the signature
of the proprietor, “ W. B. Painter," written on
the wrap|H*r of each bottle.
Sold iu bottles at 25 and 50 cents each, by tin*
Propnirtor, W. B. Painter, No. 23,3d Avenue, N.
Vork ; also, by bis appointment, by
nov29 li. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ala.
FI!RUST SALE—REAL ~&$TA \ . i .
JL is hereby given, that the tins lees of the Gordon
Land eoiiieany will proceed to sell ai public sale, at
the door of the Court-house of Mobile eomilv, on the
first Monday of Decemlier m xt, all the lands remain
ing unsold iielonging to said Company, for the pur
pose of closing and finally settling the said Trusi.
The trustees will sell the said properly as it stands
and will give auc.lt titles as they Hie Hiilhori/.ed as
ti unices to give, by virtue of the deed of eonveyanci
ami trust, dated the first day of June, 1834); w hereby
said lands were conveyed by Archibald W. Gordon
to Henry Hitchcock, George N. Stewart and Abner
S. Lipscomb, Trustees, foi the benefit of said A. \V.
Gordon ami of the stockholders, of said Gordon L ind
Company, and which deed is duly recorded iu Mobil*
county.
The property to be sold, is a portion of the Eavre
Tract, containing originally nlsmt 200 arpens of laud
in the lower part of the city of Mobile, a small portion
<>f which has I men sold hy the Trustees, the remain
der w ill now lie sold as it stands. Persons wishing
to purchase w ill please apply to George N. Stewart
in Mobile, who will explain the situation of the prop
erly, and of the title proposed to he conveyed. The
terms will be made known on the day of Mile. Sak
ai twelve o'clock. GEORGE N. STEWART,
I). E. HALL,
Mobile, Novl8 80tIstMdec Trustees.
IN CONFORMI TY with the la*l Will uud Ten
lament of Joseph Ruby, deceased, and to curry
into effect the provisions of said W dl, and in con
formity with the order of the Orphan* Court of Mo
bile county, granted the 28lli day of October, Dill,
I will, on Monday, the S«li day of January, 1M-12, ex
pose to public sale, in front of the court house i l
Mobile, within the legal liourjof sale, all the personal
aud real estate of said Joseph Rally, us follows, viz:
the Negroes Willi, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three
children; Household Furniture; us al*o, u tract of
Land lying on Bayou Coden, in Mobile county, con
taining a bout 300 acres; also a tract of Laud ai Ful
ton, containing about 48 acres, being the residence
of the late Joseph Raby.
Terms of sale 6 months credit, with two good se
curities JOSEPH KREBS,
not 20 82tf Executor.
Dli. H. GATES, Dauphin si., informs die public
that lie has now >jn band, and w ill liwrealiei
keep, in addition to htt flocked' Drugs, Medicines,
&c., a general assortttf—• of GARDEN HELDS.
among which •— 1
Asparagus; long IJrxAl, early turn ip, French Sugar
and other Beets; white kidney and Lima llwans
Long pod, red and hroiku *|>erkled Valentine, Chi
na white and yellow lUlnas; Scutch aud tier. Kale;
Early York, Imadroth’k hu ge York, early Battersea,
large drumhead, flat Dutch, green curled and drum
bond Savoy, red Dutch and green German Cabbage,
earlv born and long orange Carrots; curled Cress;
Early Cauliflower; white uud red solid Celery;
Early frame and long green prickly Cucumbers;—
Large purple Egg Plant; curled Endive; large tlu_*
leafed Leek: Cayenne Pepper; early, brown Dutch,
large curled India and earlv cabbage Lettuce; Span
ish and Cairo Watermelon; Nutmeg and citron
Muskutelon; Okra, Tomato; Salsify; Rhubarb; —
a great variety of Peas, Turuips, Radishes, Sipiush
es, Onions, Pot and sweet herbs. Terms cash.
All these seeds warranted. no\27
Doctor feutchw hanger’s infalli
ble POISONS fur killing, destroying and ex
terminating every series of vermin infesting public
and private houses, bedrooms* garrets, sl ues and
store bouses, gardens, fields, trees aud plants—such
as rats, mice, cockroaches, lied bug*, mustpntoes,
fleas, flies, ants, moths, catterpillars, hornets* mites,
fkc.,just received aad for sale at
nm27 GATES’S Pharmacv.
FAMILY SPICES.—Dr. Gates Ims now r«
ceived a full supply of articles in his line for fa
mily use, embracing among other articles the follow
ing spices of tile best kind:—
Cinnamon* Cloves, Nutmegs, Allspice, Black Pep
per, Cassia Buds, Mace, (linger. Cave him; Pepjmr,
Mustard, Wb. Mustard* Jamaica Ginger, Allots
Seed, Coriander Seed, Fennel Seed, Curraway
Seed, Race Ginger.
Also— Pearlnnli, Sal Era t os, Isinglass, Pent*. Bar
lev, Sago, Tapioca, Arrow root, Starch, Indigo,
Rotten Stone, Polishing Powder, Silesian |Wi*h,
Scouring Bricks, Whiting, British Lustre. nnv27
INK, BLACKING.—100 dog Chemical Writing
Ink, 200 dnx Ma.-ion’s Challenge Blacking,
150 do Tnoinpson & Co’s premium do,
I For sale by (uov 27) T. P. MILLER St CO.
Medical and culinary herbs.—aT
Gates’s Drug Store, 106 Dauplii i street—Sage,
Thyme, Baltic, Catnip, Pennyroyal, llniehomid,
Pep|»enniiit,Spearmint, Motherwort, Life Everlast
ing, Coinfrcy Root, Sweet Mn jorum, PopLti Bark,
Saffron, Marshmallows, ami various oilier domestic
Herbs, Barks, Roots, Itc. for sale at
uov27 GATES’S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin si.
ma him: a nu / i\s i ha a < h\
U.\. I.IKK l\M I5\M K \\l* TKI S I’ CO
Capital j- :’.'»0,00U—all pan) in.
T HU ST K KS,
j \mr.s i.\m;i;akitv , /v.w*nt.
T. Sanford* tui* Dyer,
Juua. Duni, I lenty IImT’*,
C Ilazaid, S. I*. Hilliard,
A. W. Cordon, Aicli. Hioim*
T. V\ . Mri'iiy, .las S. Dens,
p. Have*ies*. ( hImii iNoti is,
R. S:iH,«d.l.
Tiiis company continue to do ;» general m sun an
business at tlieir ullirii, corner Nt I 'mncis an I K \al
streets, inking risks at the '.*sunl late of preiimm*
against loss 01 daiungc by lire ta In irk or frame bud
diM'/s, or to tiicrcliaiidise oi I'm iiiture contained there
in, as also against the dangei of marine or riier nu
ligation. IDVV. MAIM IM.M ',
jane I 2kv Sec’y.
I’lUK. AND M \U\SV. INM U \Nt K.
fglilK utid»*r*igiied, appointed agenl for the I'I’O
* TKt'Tlo.N INSI If A NIT. < <). ..I' I lit. ll'..nl
Connecticut, is now prepurcil to take risks against
tire on Stores and Dwellings (of bi ick or wood) and
their contents, also Marine or river nsk*. on cotton
amt merchandize < I'anv description.
Tin* rates of premium charged will Im* as low as
unv oilier wfticc, a.id cJaims for loss or damage sus
tained promptly adjusted
J NO. C- RY AX, Agent,
tt.) ■* (Minuet* utimtv unm, ».jm jw-r tnm,
250 “ heavy “ “ 111 lit “
145S “ East India Bagging, 2| to 2sMh *‘
250 “ heavy Dundee hemp, do weighing I4
tu lj per yard,
200 ends Russia Hemp Rope,
50 ** Bombay “ “
200 “ Kenluelky '*
20 rases Baleing Twine,
50 pieces Salt Sacking,
72 bills Kentliekv Hams,
20 lilids
200 tons Swedes Iron, comprising all sizes, j
It) Ions Bundle ami Sheet Iron, comprising a
genetal assortment,
500keg* White I. ad.
The above will be sold lew, ami ou necoiuniodiulag
terms, apply to McGRA.N .fit NOONAN,
llov9 7ltf G St Michael *t.
t / IMS. LIQUET ;ts, OIL, OLIVES, &e —
V ♦ 40 hil ls Claret, a’50bxs do, “Labile,” “Mar
geaux,” “Si. Eslephe,” &e
70 b\h M 11sc.1t, “ Lillie” and “ Front iguiin**
(iO <p* casks Madeira, 40<p‘casks Foil
10 do Sautnrne, lOlixs t'liraeau
•1 boxes M.trust liinn, 25 Poxes (Mixes
10 boxes Pickles, 10 Itoxes i.'apers
40 boxes Salad t )||
—landing from lianpie Due d’Orleans and f<«r stile by
n iv 10 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.‘
IN OR SALE.—A family of valuable NEGROES.
—consisting of—BRANCH, aged 40; goml
Gardner, Ostler and general servant
GEORGE, aged G; bis sod
BRANCH, “ 20; lirst rate Steward and Waiter
JOE, 44 19; Drayman
The above negroes have been raised in this city,
and are of good character, and first rale servants 10
every respect, ami only sold loclose a concern. 'I hey
can lie seen by applying at the corner < f Conti and
Commerce street, up stairs. unv20
BAGGING fi. ROPE.— 70 pi ' knitnuky I>.r
gnig, 20 bales India Bagging, 50 coils Ken
tucky Rope, for sale by
old SMITH fit DABNEY.
^HF.ETl n(> St SHIRTING.—Brown anil bleach*
t*d. all (|iialities, just received ami for sale In
n o 18 1,4TRAM HULL fit SON*
HEAV V PLAINS. -20bales VVa liiitglotiFlatus
. heavy fabtie, for sale by
nov 12 ' l.ATIIAM III'Ll. & SON.
,)jta PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING,
Mr roils Kentucky Rope, for sale hv
uovG 70tf J\MES II \G A\ , SI Water-st.
U AVAN A S4EGARS—For mile in
ti. WES ITEI.h r fit BRO.
100m iMautiel A mores Trubucos,
•>i»m do ^ J» Regalius,
159m ‘Ugues,* ‘Ali.unzu’ fit ‘Garcias’Tralmcos,
100m ‘Britannia’ and 4Noreiga’ Canones,
75m ’onstnneia,’ ‘Lopez,’ ‘ D.ivco|uni.*
oet25 G3tf
SPAM Al I N DB iO— G00 Urn liuest Spanish lu
rligu, landing ex ship Edvviua, lor sale by
I. C. UuBOSE rV. Co. Druggists,
n10 late DuBuse fit Rolf, :»‘i Water-st.
d 1 ARRIAGES, BUGGY WAGGONH, &e., for
one or two li irses, built to ortier and of best
workmanship, fm sale by
1111 v 15 JOHN t I’KEILKY.
NEW 1'1NCY GOODS.—An assortment col trad
an 1 Blaek Silks,
Itlaek anil colM Mmisline d • Lanes, French Prints,
Fancy Handkerchiefs and Shawls,
Kid and Fillet Gloves fit Milts, 1 ,iorn C’amb.TMI.fs
Silk liosiury, fite. just received and for sah- by
Tlios. s. B ATE*,
oet 13 flgtf No. 60 Water-st.
1 HHH CORDS OAK WOOD—for sale by
1 UUU JACOB OBER,
uetl2 Government-st.
W Ai.GO\S, HARPS, W HEELS,
&c.—Ail assortment <>f Drat* ami Waggons
with nail wiilioat bodies; light and lioaty Carts; ex
tra dray, eart ait4 waggon wheels. Plantation
wheels,earth, wood and wheelbarrows, always on
lui i I, made bv John Wood, ol Philadelphia, of the
best sraso*' *d itialia ials and wot kinaiisliip, for sale
novlt rfttmos by JOHN Q’KE1L15Y•
SADDLES.—2 cusw*, for sale very low by
11 iy 15 JOHN CFREILEV.
P 5 K.VIOVAL.—The iindersigueil have removed to
■ liist store in the new block of building*, oppo
site their late oflic.e. F. SHAW & CO.
nov8 71 Comnierce-st.
TJEMO VXC DOUitLEJJA 1 4* SEAMS,
C V Books v. 1.1. k ks & Sr a i ion k it, bate removed
to th" store formerly occupied by John Stephenson &
< o. No. :i<» Dauphin street. not 8
UEMOVAl .—The subscribci* bate removed le
the corner ol Commerce and Si. INIichael-sts.
net 1ft SMITH .V DABNEY.
ON DON, DUFFIL, POINT, ROSE A N D
-J WIIITNFY BLANKETS—50 bales just le
va ivod and are uow open mu! for sale by
not 12 LATHAM HULL & SON.
PORI’ WIN E.—5 «|r casks and 25 cases superior
old Port, for sale lo
novl5 JOHN O’KKILKY.
rjnOBACSo U CIUAR8.-AO boxes ( In wo.g
A 'Pobaccn, 10a Spanish Cigars, for sale by
not 13 76tf I*. MeCAHKILL, 18 Com. si.
0|||t PACKAGES SHOES 4*BOOH#,direct
** " from llie manufacturers.
UI1VJ2 i,A’CiiAm tttna. o*. .vn.
^ \ il I.NKTTS & PR IN"* E ALKKRT « ASS I
MF.KES.—25 packages just received and lor
sale by [no\ 12) LATHAM HULL & SON.
NEATS FOOT OIL—Pure Neal fool Oil, by the
■ullou or bottle, for sale by
I. C. DuROSE CO. Druggist*,
not 10 late Dubose & RofT, No. 38 Water st.
L' AIMES ENGLISH & HERMAN i O'lTDN
HOSE.—200 doexn, just received and for sale
uovll by LA PHAM HULL & SON*,
I IN.SEED OIL—2 pipes pure Ei^flhih Lint* oil
-J Oil. in store and for sale by
I. C. I)uHOSE CO. Druggists,
nil) late DuBose Sc Rotf, 39Water«*&.
Kentucky bagginu—150 piece* Mxy*
nlle, 85 to 95 yds each and 45 indies w ide, Jor
sale by OJDEN BROTHERS,
mo l') 12 Wiiln-I
WINDOW <*L\SS -250 boxes ji'ses,
of best A».. brands, in store and fir *pde
by I. C. Du BOSK 4* CO. Druggists,
novlO la'.e DuBose & Rnlf, No. «J8 W.itn **t
I j! LOUR.—50 bids supwitiae western, in si t-re
• and for sale by
DESIION, TAYLOR & MY CHS,
iiov12 corner Commerce and Couti-si*.
flbilisUCO.—100 boxes assorted ipialitics, fir
■ sal" by [ not I 5k in > 1 JDlIV O’REILLY.
OLIVE OIL—In store, and landing ex Edwiftu*
50 baskets Bordeaux Olive Oil; 1 pipe M irsorl
Lea do. for sale by
I. C. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBose 1* RofT, 39 Water-*!.
MARKING INK.—4 Mils Ink, for marking Col
tuit Bales, just received and for sab* bv
R. L. W ATKINH Ac CO. Druggists,
ort.20 corner Waiei and St. Fntnria-sU.
SPERM CAN DLEtL-—luObuKe* frtvoi ilw u,and*
in store and for ml* bv
DESI ISON, TAYLOR Sc MYERS,
not 12 ! I earner Cunti and < ’•MHK»oftse-*la.B
iwvK) P. M.CA3K1LL. 13 Cm. »t.
» BECONO HAND CAItlll ACI'. f..r ula well
miimtsd fu( family n»“ A|i|>ly l '
„ci27 ’ JOSEPH HALL U CO.
A LARGE”NORTHERN COW, f..r .ale bv
nov!2 DESHON, TAYLOR *c MYERS.
IsKSINKSS CARDS.
c. Johnson.
shoes, noois, hath. Hussars, domestic
COT loss, KERSEYS. Ac., at wholeaalH,
nw 4'j Water atreet. up atair*.
jA.viKs nios. Jun ks,
IMPORTER OF RRASDY ASH H'ISES.
ulT 31 Hi. Micliael-atreet, Mobile.
KOHi.sstk & sTUMir,
XERCHAAT TAIlilRS AM) CLOTHIERS,
At THK OIK>!• VAKIKTY SIOHK,
j ,il7 Corner <Sweruoieiit anil Wa er-stieeta.
' (iliORtil mnVLKND,
c O >/ M I s S l'i s M E R c H 4 ST,
• iHi 1m No. 3 | | Michael at. Mobile, Ala.
I). . 11 W,L.
(’() MMISSHW M E U K C WANT.
Alb lie. [aepl‘27 t>iu|
1 P *(’ONNK!.li A KONTA INK, UuMiiissioa
,» I MlCIU tl I 1. Lirerjioti*.
.1 amen Mr(-oniieU, )
John T. Fontaine. )
The n ierstone l vv/l make libera; AltAQcea of
Cotton aliii.pe.l to M.Jonnell A Kontame. Liverpool
jan a B B. FONTAINE.
II K UK A 1, A D vA \ < ’ KS will be made on Cotton
I consigned t-weir friends iu New York, Havre
VI " A \ L'I1 i*' O.X i.;t» I 1 t».x—--t unsigm-u iu
Messrs Hick* A Co. New Fork, will be mad
bv |nl")| GKO. MARTIN.
% |>V ANDES ON COTTON—We will make
. U liberul advances on Cotton consigned to ua for
sale in this market, or for shipment to our friends iu
Liverpool, Havre, New York, Boston, nr New Or
leans. K. L. ANDREWS A CO..
o*J7 3t corner Commerce and Dauphiu sts
VDVANCF.S will be made by tbe undernigued on
cuttnnskipped to Ids friends iu Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, New York and Boston.
t, • WM. 11 BUNNELL.
MYI.K I>UMTPIDIKI».
5 lv consent . fpurlieu, tbe saie of RkaL Kstatm.
■ k situate I at Spring Hill, including tha valuable
residence of Mr. Crotliern, and also the land lying wu
the Spring Hill Road, nearly opposite the Nunnery,
which wa.i advertised to be s Id by the unduroigned
ns Trustee on the (All) iwat., lias been postponed until
tbe jirnt Monday of l he ember next. Teims of sale, one
Ibnrm cM'h, lm nnce one and two years credit.
That very desirable residence on Spiing Hill,
IhI1 ly i lie occupancy of \\ i'.liain Crotlicrs ; cotisist
iiik* of a large dwe ling, mu-bouse■*, aud nine acres of
bind. It is needless to dilate on the very superior
advantages attached to this property: suffice it to aay,
the dwelling contains 12 upright rooms, a pantry and
five closets : has a kitchen attached 90 feet long, with
the requisite moms for servants,ice., a stable. 70feet
by vo, emit.lining, carriage, cow. and pig-houses; a
brick smoke house; h garden in excellent condit'on;
nil orchard, stocked with nearly every variety of
frnit-tri es ; also, a large and iare variety of orna
ment.d shrubbery surrounding the premises; in fine,
a in >re desirable, or a better improved property ia
not tube found in the southern country.
Also tha: desirable piece ot land, containing about
1 4 in-res, between the residences of Col Phillips aud
Major Swifi, immediately opposite the Nuuuery, on
the Spring-hill road, a site admirably calculated for a
dwelling, combining the essentials of a country reai
deuce with the great advantage of its contiguity to
own.
til8ids R. M. LIVINGSTON, Trustee,
r MO SHIPPERS. MERCHANTS, AND TRA
I DELS IN GENERAL.—The above are re
spccfully informed that they can be supplied by the
undersigned with the following Good* received and
receiving at ull times from ibe manufactories of Tho
mas Vvse, London and Florence—
English Bonnets, Hal- und Plait, plaiu and faucy of
every dccription
Plain and fancy Tucan Plait, Pedal Plait, Uoliu
(birds, Bands und Tassels, Straw Bullous, Rob
cues, Edging*, Ac.
Likrwi-e constantly receiving by vessels direct
from Leghorn, ladies', men's, buys', girls' aud infant's
Hats, of every variety.
And the following description of Bilks, likewise
receiving by the steamers and packets1—
Ladies' Dresses. geiitl®*”**"'* Scarfs aud Cravats.
UaiidmiiiKM Komuls, Pans und ►•’ancy Bandan
nas.
ITALIAN LUSTRINGS AND CRAVATS, from
every manufactory of celebrity.
In addition to the above. Rags, Oil aud Paper, con
stantly oil hand, from the dilfereut Italian
suites.
A consignment of Silk Velvets ami Hewing Silks,
shortly expected.
Orders received on commission for merchandise or
productions of England und Italy.
WILLIAM VYSE,
No. 172 Pearl-street, New-York, ami
n 1 r» -.’ms No.32 North Front-street Philadelpha.
S >OI*K—175 coils, for sale by
£ V SAMUEL ROBINSON,
ii.IO tit 69 Commerce-street.
• ) £ i boxes W "iih w Glass uss'd sizes from**!
f to 28x- li.
200 gulls Dutch Littered Oil
250 kegs White Lead nss'd, Pure No 1 and No 2
5"0 ||,s Klnck Paint (in 28 lbs. kegs)
20 boxes Chrome Green
180 do Bruit wick Green, just received per brig
(leces . and for side by
ii.IO FAIRES A TODD, 20 Commerce st.
■V EW (J001)8—Just received hy the aulisrcibvr, I 1
1 \ per ship Hoganb and oilier lute Htnvals.au ex
t.-usivo iisHortineiit of EARTHEN, CHINA and 1
<» i.ASS WAR ES, direct from the manufactories. '
which he off era to city autl country trade, at pricti in
accordance with the tim «. :tl 34 Dauphin Street.
ICrTarticulur utleulion paid to parking goods for
the country. J. A. DELLINGER,
u2H Its No. 34 Dauphin street.
f J LOUGHS— We have just received a supply of
9 Palmer A M'Gnruiick'a Ploughs, trom the Kieh*
nem I manufactory, Nos. 1, ti and 8.
u9ff MlNGB 4 Ii OSS ELL, 13 Water st.
u m ROGAN H AND HOOTS—50 cases Kip Bro
I 0= uaos ; 40 do Hussetl do ; 25 do thick Boots, fur
Male low hy G. (J. JOHNSON,
ir„»2 42 Water-st up stairs,
j* Two convenient Dwellings, liaviug each four
rooms, ami kitchen room, on the norm side ol
t iuiU street,lieuween Koyul and St. Emnnuelsts.
1 h<•—Three rooms suitable for offices or sleeping
opnttmeiits, in thebuidiug adjoining the above dwell
ing. Relit moderate. Apply to
mj J. EMANUEL.
FOR K ENT— Thce.e .Stores, No. 15, 17, 19
Mim east side of Water euyeet. They will be
i rented separately,or together, and)* ■ desirable l®ea
| lion for any busbies*,
Al i »— rite Store No, *0. on we# side of Water
, street, lat*» in the occupation of Obear 4 Phillips.
Also—An Office over the store of D. Wheeler, No
H Water street. The above premises will be rented
ut very low rents. Apply to |ntf) J. EMANUEL.
Av FOR RENT.—That desirable country resi
deuce at Su mnerville, formerly in the n*5«:u
imotv .if V t*’ m*,. and possession given
oil 1st November. Apply nt thu Merchants' Insu
ranee Go's. Office, St. Kraorisst. (o2t). j
FOR RENT—That desirable Office or More
«L 0,1 'he lowtn Hour of the building west »h|p of
Royal, near Conti street—lately occupied by Cuthbert
4 Munlev. Also
A brick Warehouse on Ht. Micha *i street, oppo*
si e J. B. Tou'.iuin, capable of storing UttfO bales of
cotton.
Also a si .re on Ht. Michaatl street, now occupied
hy Jn G. Davis 4 Co., with two Jarge offices oh j,be
second ll »or.
Also tyvo three stoiy buildings /mi Water street ad J
joining rhe Merchants and Planters Journal Office—j
with counting rooms in the second floor. Apply t©
...til J. EMANtUKL.
4 JOHN S RAO AW 4 CO. 27 Dauphin street,
(iffV'r for sale ;
50 cases bro. drub plain Hats
59 do do bl iek do
50 do d'» rorusa do
a3 da fashionable lur do
25 do do silk do
Just received per brig Mobile.
Also flaky expo ted in store by barque Helirosi ©tid
brig Alabama:
100 cases Rnsaet Brogans; 50do Kip do
25 do thick Roots; 21) do tine do
40 do Women's tine Shoes; 20 do Men’s do
15 do Children’s do do_
4 HATS AND BONNETS—Tue subscriber
is now receiving a Urge assortment of Hats and
straw goods, amongst wliiah, are as folio vs i
50 cases Men's fash. Beaver ami plain bik. Hats.
.*•, *• “ wide brim ** " “
. “ drab “
10 ii ** At jashlnnahl t silk "
no diwP.lm LenfHeol.. *’■» » »»ri.tyof
l.,l,».’ a.,.I Lrgw"1 P1*,11* •lr“w
.hrll. Imm and ivery Omn0»: band boaea, .HSrl.1
l!.,w. r . .lock.. 1U. For aalc cheap lor caah or guod
" v-T hy OBO. A. A.IMULH. o w.i.,.,
AT E-UOBBI jiSoN » ciiicAK
| jW -fv STOKE—Juntiecei.ini per abip Heeler,
a lagr »• aurtiO.nl of fuahtonable and low
crowned brood brimmed Black alni While Oentie
loeu’a HATH. Al.,t>—Fin* Ku.aiaBea.er, ami low
priced H.u Likowi.te, reoei.ed per har<|ue He
lirifii, an eaan-l item of «"e had eoirae While Lm«o
uud Hutton Khirta: do Vhinne.l Sliirta; which will be
.old verv low lor ca.h, « the aign of the M.imuoth
Boot, corner of Water and Uo.ernm.ut .treeu.
ocl22. __
CIOTT ON OSNABEKOB AMDSHlKTINaS
y 73 I j.jlc Peter,burg manufactory, recei.ed bj
John A. X.nc^r. .aow^ricjg^ (
STATE OF ALABAMA—4 LAR h L 4 4*1 VI >
4)h rH4X’* LnbllT, S. | I Ti tin, 18-tl.
f ■''MIS l>A \ imiuo Fh**ci» Bt i 11y, I >* n t<i «d
A. tbe last will and tsslainvnl of Matlc-w IVUt*.
deceased, and 'Uggestft tc» ibe rout I that be Inis duly
administered tbe r.state ol said Mailtrw Bettis, and
nravs tbe court for ai» order of 1inal s< »ll« in* nt:
V\ her eupon it is ordered, lliut Sattirriny, lire J54blt
day ol Oetolier next, at the court house <>! 4 la the
county, lw ap|>oiuted for ibe settlement <>t llie urconi ts
of Haiti executor, arid that publication of this nidi r
l>e utaJe once week Ibr fort) ih»y* nr llie Mol ile 4 «,m
luerciul Register am] Patriot, a irews| apei |iinl<t. in
tin* city ol Mobile, tint all persons inleresln. m.iv
utieml aud bear tire settlement of said arrouuts. A
true copy from tire minutes.
Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
ocl23 bdt40.Is t |erk.
40 HINI.STRATOK’S AO ILK.— Lei ter s id
Administration on the estate of Elijah Piesnall,
deceased, were ou the titlr dry of September, l>il,
grunted to lire undersigned by the honorable llie 4 »i -
plruns Court tif 4'larke county, Stale of Alabama.—
All (mmsoiis indebted t«> said estate are Itcrebv noti
fied to make payment immediately, and those having
claims against tbe same, to present them within the
time prescribed by law or the same will lie barred.
JOllN PRESNALL, ) , . ,
oct25 63fc TRYON PRESNALL, \ ,F
UEU. E. 1IOLT,
FACTOR-MOBILE.
ho. rMimmnl the Kai forage and
>4
a uieuiiiri ) iw um i«e .»* to.*.
for testimony ns to bis qualification fur that branch
of Inisiuess. All basilic** confided to his rare will
be promptly attended to by Ills agent until Ills retain
to ibe city, which will lie in October.
aug5 £hf CsKO. E. HOLT.
Tlw* Journal and Advertiser will copy in the
country paper uutil the 1st of January next.
WIIARK NOTICE—Whereas, much inconven
ieuce and great loss is experienced by the pro
prietors of the wharves, from the present mode ot
shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that
Iroui and after the first day of November next, no
dray will be permitted to enter uprti any id' the
wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the
drayman first delivering to the wharfinger—who will
attend for that purpose—a written acknowledgment
troiu a res|M>nsible shipper, lesideut in the citv, of
liability for the wliaifage, or payment of the some
made in cash.
seplS 44»tljan A. J. JUDE, Wharfinger.
Notice.—Tim undersigned, (success • toj.st
W. A. Smith) have this day formed a i■••-part
nersbip under the name and style of Smith .S* I'd-uev
for the purpose of transacting a general grocery bu
siness. They solicit a conlinuuncc of the liheial pa
tronage bestowed upon the late Him and the pi.ldic
generally. JAMES .SMITH,
oc.tl 68tf JOHN M. HARNEY.
Dissolution ok copartnership.—
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that
tin* copartnership in the Iron Foundry business at
Mobile, kuawn under the name of James Curry &
Co., lorn Imeu this day dissolved. All persons hav
ing claims against said firm on account of the Mo
bile Fouudrv, w>H pleas* present them for settle
ment. [ortfeMfttf JAMES CURRY.
WORLD’S WON DtIR—Valley* Magi, ,,! Pain
Extractor—•* It is a strange fact, lail neverthe
less, true, that the medical woild have no ef.ertual
and general remedy, us yet, safely established for the
cure of bums,” observed ail eminent physician in
tiinh official rapacity , while addressing a jmy as cort
oner in London, lately, while silting on ho impies
over the ImhI> of u burnt individual, at the same time
enjoiuing them to solirit the medical officers of tlm
metropolitan hospitals to search the world for such a
desideratum, that owperieuce bail established as the
best ami surest.
In order that no life should lie lost, or torture si f
fered hereafter, by such afflictions, Dailey's Magical
I’uiu Extractor is sent forth to |he use of man, i os
sessing all tho merits required: and that unbelief,
ignorance au«l prejudice may l« removed, nnd it ap
plied to every sufferer unhesitatingly,a preiuium will
lie given lo every oue who will apply it, and the ex
cruciating agony be not removed. Um; hundred dol
Hie luvc beun offered for months, and no failure has
l>een found.
Its extraordinary inasteilv powers are not ouly om
nipotent; liut it is also promptly universal to Inal,
without sear, all kinds of uiluieutr, even small pox
pustules, if applied when the pox is ripe, so as never
to leave the face pitted. Hardly any ambiguous case
exists, but hope may lie cherished—the wmst burnt
person may not dex|iuir of cure, when anointed im
mediately. Should vital |tariM lie consumed, good
will lie found, if only to remove pain for the short pe
riod the victim may live.
Those who allow distrust to triumph over trial,
must still endure or perish, instead of lieing cured
in a few days by the certain results of this all-efficient
salve.
The proprietor fears not contradiction when lie
states the glolie does not equal it for its highly con
centrated virtues ol anodyne, antisjieptic, astringent.
nor vine, hepatic, and balsamic qualities, with other
miner powers combined, which supply su I bring
again to perfection any part l»y injury destroyed.—
The question often put, “ how can a thing Ik* good
for so many things !” is thus answered.
To the toilette, nursery, dispensary, and every
habitable spot of uiaakiud, it is indispensable ; and
ladies lingering iu agouy for mouths, w ith inllained
and broken taren'ts, can always, if they prefer, pre
if mil Much, by only anointing thu intluniril parts a lew
limes, ami tlmse with sore, weak ami inflamed eyes,
even fur years, if they choose to anoint the eye and
lids, cau regain comfort sod sight; nml if pa reals
object to have their daughters seared iu tile lari' by
burns, they can preserve their beauty by anointing
the afflicted parts uutil completely healed, and scats
from blisters may be readily put away.
Much here is stuted which the writer kn .ws will
not he behaved, of its excellence; but not half it* in
estimable value is described; but all humbug lieing
disclaimed, lie is aware necessity w ill prove every
word correct; and though the tide lie hard to stem,
of prejudice, aud long cherished habit, mid use, dis
appointment ill medical skill on these affliction* will
only suggest, *• shall the hnnling art remain a* fixed
as a (Hist, while every art and science are moving as
on the wing* of the wind. ’ To show that this disco
very rests not on words, life, pain aud scar, to a great
extent, have already been saved, and thousand* of
trials satisfactorily made, aud never a failure: face*
burut, scalded, aud bruised all over, can be seen a*
complete as ever, healed in from nine to fourteen
days; people blown up by combustibles, every thing
extracted from the flesh, others months and years in
torture, caused by welted iron, grease, VeM consu
ming flesh, sinew ami musclo, even to tile lx me,
which the faculty could uot conquer, cute I by only a
few applications of this all-iinpoi taut salve. Too
much of it cannot Ire applied to injury, or too little to
do giaxl. No pain attends its use. Though thou
sands of certificates cau be presented, we give only
a few below.
CERTiriCATKS.
This if to certify tlmt J, with several others, was
horribly burnt, bruised and scalded over our faces,
necks, breasts, arms, hands and legs, by die explo
sion of the steamboat Swiftsure’s boilers, on tlie bill
October, 1840, and for twenty hours was parched in
excruciating agony. Though the faculty did all they
could, four up to that time diod, and the rest were
fast sinking. I was out expected to live more than
half an hour longer, when Mr. Dailey introduced Ins
iiivaluable Magic Paiu Extractor, and on appheu
lion, I was easy at oaco. My right arm had liecmne
as black as coal, being supposed mortified, and the
flash dropped off, even to the bone. After being
dressed, in six hours it had returned to its mil uni) co
lor, and in twelve, all mv swellings had gone down,
ayd were perfectly easy. Other tilings, fault jmm;
igpurance, wore applied, and I was ug iiu lurluti r
and Milling, until the second application of Mr.
Daily’s (uitmcut; and friau that moment I felt again
roudortahte ^nd improved. 1 Imheve ha I tins greul
remedy been toyed ;»l the time of the explosion, eve
ry man wopld ha>;« lived. I am told n • pm son lias
ever died from burning, flic., where ihi* hits lieen
present; and to it <1 makeltuowit to the wmld, I owe
my life, us do other*. IIE.\K\ YATES,
Cor. Wash, apd Cliristoplier sin, N. York.
I unfortiinately lairnt ipyoclf badly, and anointed
the part# with Mr. Dailey’s Magical tain Extractor.
IiumediiiAeJy Bur pain ceused, and in a few days u
healed, without a mark. 1 consider* it superior to
any other thing m» nml. E. N. LAMB.
This is to certify tlioi my child, only eight days
since, was horribly scalded on both arms ind hands,
so that the akin cauie off. The agony nearly produ
ced iu death hef**re we amid get aud apply Dailey’*
Magical Paiu Extractor; fait in ten minutes after be
ing dressed with it, the child was so easy as to tall
asleep, and is now perfectly healed, tree of scar. No
humane parent, knowing its merits, will ever la* tin
■titmlied. It* power extends to all kinds of hurts, a*
promptly- DENNIS DON El*II AN.
Oct. 15, 1840.
This is to certify that myself and wife have * »ver
itl times burnt ourselves, and I kav- had many deep
cuts; andf received one near the ankle with a chis
el, which Doctor Brown stated to lie one and u half
inches dptp. By applying Dailey’s Magical l*aiu
Extract# 4 was not stopp'd from work but four
days, which, but for this, no doubt, I should have
been for weeks. It leave* no scar. 1 commend this
ointment to thn world, ns the beat that can lie used.
Albnay, Nov. Iff, 1841. R. N. HAMLIN.
This valuable remedy for tale wholesale and retail
at J). GATES’S Drug Store,
qov28 188 Dauphin at*

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