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REGISTER AND JOURNAL.
BY SANFORD & WILSON,* MOBILE, THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 9, 1841. VOL. l.INO. 8.
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T K IJ M u .
Subscription, ten >!oHarx lor tlie daily papr?.', payable ir
advance, and live uolJ.irs for live country paper, payabb
yearly iu advance by cash or city reference.
wishing to discontinue, must gtvo one tveto,'* notice it
writing.
Advertisixq.—Advertisements continued without In
terruption, will l»e charged ill tire rate of one dollar r«*'
square lor the lirst insertion, nud titty cents for eaeli sub
sequent ono. Scun-weekly and trl-weckly ones will Ik
charged the s.imu ua first insertion*. Twelve lines nnki
a square. If an advertise.neat makes less than a square,
it sFiall coat u» uiitclt n* a full one.
Advertisements not limited on the nv.’uiscript, ns to
the number of m*ertions, wiil bo continued b-r two
nonihs and so charged, unless previously directed to be
tuken out of the paper by a written order.
Advertisements not b ..dug upon their laces the names
of the persons by whom they are sent, must endorsed
by them.
The terms for annual advertisers will be $10 for one
square, nud S-d tor each additional square, with the priv
lege of changing once a wu k, duo in advance.
The privilege of annual udvertis ;rs i* limited to their
own immediate business; nud all advertisements for the
oeuefit of oilier persons, as well ns all legal advertise
ments, and advertisements of auction sales, sen thy them,
must be paid for at the usual rates.
All advertisements required by law, will be charged ut
the lull rates.
Anuui! advertisers who exceed the space for which they
contract, will bo charged at the usual rates.
Arrangements will lie made \ ith those who occupy hull
a column or more continuously for a yew, according to
the nature of the business, and the frequency of the
change of mutter.
Advertisement* of application for the benefit of the
Ins ilvcut Laws, will not be published in any case, unless
paid for previous to insert!.hi, or paymuut be guaranteed
by a responsible person ill town.
All announcements of catftlidnlcs for office, will be char
ged live dollars for daily insertions during the canvass,
payable in nil case* in advance.
Military and Fire Companies, and other similar Assocm
tions, will lie charged full rat vs by the insertion, or bat;,
dollars per annum if they donotetceed one square each
week.
All personal communications, when admissible, will ho
charged double, and in all cases payment must be made in
oiivunee._ __
DU. it. GATES, Dauphin si., inform* i j public
that he* Iras now on hand, and wili hr real ter
keep, in addition to his Flock of Drugs, Medicines,
See., a genera! assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
among which are—
Asparagus; long blood, early turnip, French Sugar
and other Beets; white kidney and Lima Bernini
Long pod, red and In own speckled Valentine, Chi*
im white and yellow Beans; Scotch and Ger. Kale;
Early York, LundretlPs large York, enrlv Battersrn,
Inrgo drumhead, flat Dutch, green curled and drum
noad Savoy, red Dutch and green German Cabbage,
early horn ami long orange Carrots; curled Crew;
Early Cauliflower; while and red solid Celery;
Early frame and long green prickly Cucumbers;—
Large purple Egg riant; curled Endive; large flag
leafed Leek : Cayenne I’erper; early, brown Dutch,
large curled Indiaand early cabbage Lettuce; Span
ish and Cairo Watermelon; Nutmeg and citron
Muskmetbn; Okrn, Tomato; Salsify; Rhubarb; —
a great variety of Peas, Turnips, Radishes, St|iins!i
es, Onions, Pot and sweet herbs. Terms cash.
All these seeds warranted. uov27
r*lHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM-,
i the most valuable remedy, recently discovered,
for consumptions, coughs, colds, asthma, spilling of
blood, whooping cough, and pulmonary affections of
every kind—price 50 cents.
Particular caution—Each genuine bottle is enclos
ed in a blue wripper, on which is a yellow label sign
ed “ Sampson Reed.” Nuns other can he genuine.
The great celebrity of the genuine pulmonary bal
sam has 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. Amnim these mixtures, are the Ameri
can Pulmonary hidsam, Vegetable Pulmonary bal
sam, balsamic Syrup, and others. Purchasers should
inquire for the article by its whole name, the Veget
able pulmonary Balsam; and see that it hears the
marks and signature of the genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo
nary Balsam. S. Reed.
One more counterfeit besides the American Pul
monary Balsam, and the others above alluded to!-—
The latest attempt to deceive the public by a spuri
ous mixture, falsely called genuine pulmonary bal
sam, prepared by Samuel Andrews and Jos. A. Vca
xio. To avoid the imposition of this spin ions arti
cle, wo again refer the public to the written signa
ture of Sampson Reed, on the outside wrapper of
each bottle.
Boston, July 1, 1841. Lowe & Rkf.d.
A fresh and large supply of the above now receiv
ed and for sale, wholesale or retail, by
nov29 I I. GATES, Dauphin street.
A1 NT HR’S D1A MON D ('K M ENT—An inva
luable discovery for joining broken glass, china,
earthen ware, cabinet work-, and fancy articles ot ev
ery des *ription. 'Phis cement i« acknowledged to he
superio • to any thing of the kind eve. offered to th •
public. Its extreme strength is reiiia*kable, as also
the variety of purposes to which it may Ire applied.
It resists wet—will stand an ordinary degree of heat,
and its hardness, when set, is truly astonishing.—
The great facility of using it, e> mixing or prepara
tion being required, is a ttiong recommendation in
its favor. In fact, it requires only to he known, to
be found in use in every Amily.
For mending broke* glass, china, &c. it succeeds
wonderfully, as the bints show but lime. Many ar
ticles of this kind, mat but for this discovery would
be entirely useless may he securely and firmly unit
ed, and become us useful ns when new. The leaves
of books, past<hoard, fancy articles in tortoise shell
or cabinet w«i*k, may be neatly mended with it.
To prevent imitations, w hich would disappoint the
purchases »nd bring into disrepute* the genuine arti
cle, the public are requested to observe the signature
of tbo proprietor, “ VV. B. Pain rr.n,” written on
the wtipper of each bottle.
grid iu bottles at 25 and 50 cents each, by the
Pr*pairtor, VV. IL Painter, No. 23, 3d Avenue, N.
York ; also, by his appointment, by
no\29 H. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ain.
WHARF NOTICE—Whereas, much inconven
ience 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
from and after the first day of November next, no
dray will he permitted to enter uprn any of the
wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the
drayman first delivering to the wharfinger—who will
attend for that purpose—a written acknow ledgment
from a responsible shipper, resilient in the city, of
liability for the wharfage, or payment of the same
made in cash.
*epl3 46 tljan A. J. JUDE, Wharfinger.
NOTICE.—The undersigned, (successor* to J.St
W. A. Smith) have this day formed a co-part,
nership under the name and style of Smith 4* Dabney
for the purpose of transacting a general grocery bu
sines*. They solicit a continuance of the liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon the late linn and die public
generally. JAMES SMITH,
octl 53tf JOHN M. DABNEY.
NOTICE—All those indebted to the subscriber,
either by note, or by accounts made in the y oft is
of 1839—*40, arc requested to make payment by the
ast of January, 1842, as I ain determined to sue all
who do not settle by that lime.
nov57 88||Ew* * JOHN GALLAGHER.
BACON & PORK.—20 hh.ls Cincinnati smoked
Sides and Shoulders, 24 bids mess Pork, re
ceived on consigmncet per steamer Southerner and
for sale by CIRODE &■ WHITE,
dec3 corner Com. and Dauphin-sts.
NE DEARBORN CARRIAGE k CARRY^
ALL, square body waggon. Also, a light
trotting Buggy Waggon,landing from brigOeiep, for
sale by ]nov24 85ul] JOHN O’RETLEY.
TOBACCO.—50 boxes various brands, for sale
dec4 by LATHAM HULL U SON.
FRESH TEAS.—Landing from ship Alabamian
—100 131b boxes Imperial
100 01b boxes Imperial, 30 61b boxes Hyson,
for snle by GUSTAV US BEAL fe CO.,
dec2 H agan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
LEAD &. SHOT.—20 kegs McCullough** Bar
Lead, 500 bags Buck and Drop Shut, of all si
xes, for snle by
doc2 THOSE P. MILLER & CO.
CARRIAGES—10 carriages and Buggy Wagons
for sale by (nov30) HARRIS & ROSS.
BBLS ALE, landing from ship Alabamian
^t\3 and for sale by (nov 80) J. REA.
FLOOR—ZOO bill# s. f. Western Flour
nn\30 HARRIS L ROSS.
1 n(Vk CASKS SWEDES IRON NAILS, of
.■ Ol/U all siren, for sale by
nov29 89m OF, FORREST, MORRIS h CO.
COFFEE—75 bugs new crop Green Rio
20 do old government Juvn, for sale
lry [nov29] J AO. C. RV AN■
LA RET—20 Clinks Table Claret, for sale by
nov29 G. WESTFELDT Si BRO.
fT|A BRLS MESS FORK, just received anil fur
'OU sale by (nov 30) I■ REA.
ANDLES—150 bxs NrwIMfWd, for sole by
nov30 HARRIS & ROSsL_
1 AO CORDS OAK. WOOD,for side at *j4 pe
Jr Vri/coril, in lots to snit pnrclmscrs. bv
no'30 I). C. LOWBER t CO., 59 Corn. et.
OAA PIECES KENTUCKY RAGGINU,
coils Kenlttcky Rope, for sale bv
novg 70tf JAMES HAGAN,84Water-st.
Tobacco & cigars.-—so boxes drawing
Tobacco, 10« Spaninh Cigar', for sale by
povl3 76tf P. McCASKlLL, 18 Corn, st.
ORK.—20 bbL Mess for sale by
oct 22 62tf SMITH k DABNEY.
Dissuli nu.\ ui copartnership.—
Notice is hereby given to all ronconved, tha
ilie copartnership in the Iron Foundry holiness ni
Mobile, known under the name of Jutuce Curry &
f'o., has been this day dissolved. All pflffeoiiJ hav
ing claims against said firm cm account of tho Mo<
bile Foundry, will please present them for settle
inent. [nct29 6Stf .! A MES CURRY.
fTALU AMI A: On TON LAND 1N St )UTH
* ALABAMA, FOR SALE.—The subscriber,
administrator of the estate of William Smith, de
ceased, offers for sale* two large and valuable Planta
tions, on the A al aula river, about 12 miles above
.Selma, and 25 miles below .Montginnery. One ol
them is in the county of Autauga, containing eigh
teen hundred acres,of which from seven tw eight hmi
Ircd acies are in cultivation, bountifully supplied
with water foi plantation purposes, and for stock, by
a never failing stream, running entirely through the
plantation. That portion of the tract which, is not
under cultivation, is well timbered and principally
cotton land, of the very best quality for the culture of
cotton and corn.
The other tract is situated in the county of P* ill as,
in the bend of the Alabama river, generally known
by Durand's fiend—containing about fourteen hun
dred acres, nine h.nndrcd of which are in cultivation.
This tract is a Isa well supplied with timber and wa
ter, and in of the; Irest qua I i ty of cotton land.
Both these plantations are bounded, and divided
from each other* by the Alabama l iver; they are now
in a state of high cultivation, with comfortable dwel
lings, gin-honscs mid other necessary Imiklings on
each, fit for immediate use. The quality of the soil,
tho easy across to mark* t by the Alabama river,
the southern latitude,and the* character of the popu
lation in the two counties of Dallas and Autauga, af
ford great inducements to capitalist!* desirous of en
gaging in the culture of the great staple of the south.
The crops this year, it is supposed, w ill produce 450
to 500 bales of 500 poueds each, cultivated by sixty
three hands.
The stock of corn, fodder anil oats, now on the
plantations, the hogs and cattle, bucksinith’s tools
and farming utensils, are nlse ottered for sale, Pos
session given at the cud of the year.
Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to Mr. R.
fi. Gaston, at the landing on the river, adjoining the
Autauga plantation, who will show tho premises; or
to me at my residence in Huntsville during the sum
mer, and at New Orleans during the w inter. The
terms, for either or both of the plantations, will he
quite advantageous. MEREDITH CALHOUN.
nov27 Pr. fee $80
The Charleston Courier, Richmond Enquirer
and Huntsville Advocate will insert the above once n
week for eight weeks, and forward their accounts to
the Democrat Office, Huntsville, for payment.
VINEGAR—50 bbls cider Vinegar, for sale by
nov3*) HARRIS & ROSS.
1/1 XTItA WHEELS of every description, for sale
MlA dec 2 By J. O’REILEY.
POTATOES.—200 bbls white English Potatoes,
100 bbls Chenango Potatoes, 50 bills Mercer do,
for sale by [ I.’) TIK » 3. I'. MILLER .v CO.
NE \ 'i SI OO'I OIL—Pure .Neatjloot ( >i!, Ii_\ (lie
“ulloii or bottle, for sale by
I. C. DuBOSE <$• CO. Druggists,
novlO late Dubose & R>(f, Np. 3s Water st.
LINSEED OIL—2 pipes pure English Linseed
Oil, in store and for sale by
1. C. Du HOSE »$• CO. Druggists,
tilO lute DuBose & Rot)', S9\Vater-st.
K‘ ENTUOKY BAGGING-130 pieces Mays"
i ille, 85 to 93 v.L each ami 45 inches wide, for
sale by *OUDEN B1U>T11EliS,
novlO 12 Water-st
WINDOW GLASS—250 boxes assorted sizes,
of beet American brands, in store and for sale
by I. C. DuBOSK fy (JO. Druggists,
fcfcnovlO late DuBose & Rolf, No.SS Wnter-stJ
FLOUR.—50 bills superfine western, in store
ami fur sale bv
DESil'ON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
novl2 corner Commerce an I Cunti-sts.
f JMtjJiACiJO.—100 boxes'assorted qualities, for
Jl sale by [novISKtno] JOHN O’REILEY.
(Lt HEET1NGS—20 bales 4-4 Sheetings for sale by
UY nov30 HARRIS & ROSS.
I ORAGE will be taken in the fin* proof brick
►3 store on Water st, near Eslava st, at very low
rates. Apply on the premises, or to
nov 30 ' E. C. CENTER & CO.
>)j i'T'ACkAHKS Slfttes 4‘ BOOTS, direct
•3* f\9 from the manufacturers.
novl2_LATHAM HULL & SON.
Cl HEESE—75 b \ > ( lieese; 0 casks do forsale
J by [nov29] T. P. MILLER <& CO.
INDUS k RAISINS.—50 drums fresh qunlit)
J- Figs, 200 whole, half and qr boxes Bunch Rai
sins, for sale liv
dec2 TIIOS. P. MILLER & CO.
fllOBACCO k CIGARS.—75 boxes Chewing
JL Tobacco, 50m Spnni.sh ('ignis, forsale by
nov25 P. Mi CAS KILL, 18 Coinmerce-st.
POTA'l'OES.—300 barrels Northern Potatoes,
in good order, for sale bv
iiov24 GARDN ER & SAGER, 60 Com. st.
U1TNEY & ROSE BEANKETS.—5»o pair
very superior, sizes from 8-4 to 14-4, forsale
dec4 by LATHAM HULL k SON.
A ANO FORTES—An elegant article, for sale
^ low by 1). B. CRANE k CO,
dec 4 37 Water st.
OLD PALE SHERRY.—A few dozen superior
old Pale Sherry W ine, in store and for sale by
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
»ovl2 69 Coinmerce-st.
AIL ROAD IRON.—12 tons Kail Hoad Iron,
for sale by McGRAN & NOONAN,
«ct22 N«». 6 St. Michael-st.
11 IS KEY k FLOUR.—50 barrels Rectified
v V Whiskey, 63 bbls superfine Flour, for sale by
nov25 P. McCASKILL, 18 Com. si.
RIO COFFEE, N. O. Sugar and Flour, lauding
from sclir Mobile, and for sale by
nov23 JAS. il HiAN, sf Water st.
WINTER SPERM OIL—A few casks Winter
Strained Family Sperm Oil, received and for
sale by I. C. Du BOSE k CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBose & Roff, 39 Water-st.
1HSKY AND FLOUR—50 bbls old rec tilled
Whiskey; 100 do superfine western Flour,
just receivcil per sclir Butler, ami for sale by
Cl RODE & WHITE,
noi27 cor. Com. and Dauphin sts.
C 1ANDLES k SOAP—100 boxes Hcarjtnly
> pressed Sperm Candles.
2C0 boxes Kendall & Co’s Candles,
100 do Colgate’s No 1 Soap,
100 do Slurtevants Boston < o For sale Ivy
nov 27 T. P. MILLER k CO.
FIIOBACCO & SEGARS—60 boxes VirginiarI'«j
JL bacco; 30 m Regalia, Trnbuco and Principe Se
ga rs , for sale by C1RODE & WHITE,
nov23 cor. Com. & Dauphin sts.
TMTARKING INK.—4 bbls Ink, for marking Coi
XYJ. ton Bales, just received anil for sale by
R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
oct20 corner Water ami St. Fnincis-sts.
SPERM CAN DLLS.—100 boxes favorite brands
in store anil for sale bv
DESHSON,TAYLOR *MYERS,
novl2 corner Conti and Comincrcc-sla. i
SALT.—2,800 sacks on board ship Blake flow 1
from Liverpool, for sale by
LAIRD k LITTLEJOHN,
nov22 83tf 34 St. FrancU-st.
I7IOR SALE.—A family of valuable NEGROES,
—consisting of—BRANCH, aged 40; good
Ganlner, Ostler and general servant
GEORGE, ngetl 6; his sod
BRANCH, “ 20; first rale Steward and Waiter
JOE, " 19; Drayman
The above negroes have been raised in this city, I
and are of good character, and first rate servants in ^
every respect* and only sobl to close a concern. They
can be seen by applying ut (lie corner of Conti and
Commerce street, up stairs. nov20
SUGAR—240 bids Boston Leal crushed and pow
dered sugar, for sale by
nov29 _G. VVESTFELDT & BRO.
^I'fcClE for sale; apply to
>3 novso desiion,Taylors myers.
TOEW EMBROIDEU1ES.—HENRY & STOD
1* DART, corner of Water anti Conti sts., have
imported and are now opening, a splendid assortment
of Embroideries and Thread Lace*, consisting of—
Capos, Canczons, Collar*, Collared*,
Petit Collars, Cltemeyeltea, Stomacher*,
Infant’s Roliee Waists and Capes,
Muslin Holers, (some of which are richly embroi
dered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,)
Embroidered Shawls,
Mourning Collar* in great variety, &c,
A large assortment of Thread Laces, Edgings and
Inserting*, real Valcnrenue* Etlgings,
Also—Linens, Table Linen, Towelling, Diapers,
12-4 Barnsley Sheeting*, Spool Cotton,
Scotch Gingham*, lie. &c.,
Figured and plain China Silks, blk Satin and
Satin Turk, Muslin de Lame, &e.
All of which they offer at wholesale or retail cheap
cash. dec I
WINES.—200boxes St. Julien,I00 boxes Mus
cat, oil consignment and for sale by
GLSTAVUS BEAL it CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s Building*, Conti-st.
Ii IS I N i: s S 1 A CDS.
MclilNNEY & ROB1 \>o.\,
C 0 M MI s S I 0 N M E RC HA A'T S,
No. 6, Coinmei'ce-sf.Mu vile.
j A con oberT
G R 0 V E R r .V T ORE ,
No. 21, Government-.*!uect,.Mobile.
.1. M. WITHERS fc CO.
C f) M MIS SIO A M E R C IIA N T S,
MOltll.F, Ala.
Office—No. 7, St. Francis-stukkt,
Over the Dry Goods store of ]\ilkins'mt H<>pkms Co.
REFER ILVCKS;
St. John, Powers & Co. Mobile.
Mnjl. 4. Forney,) •>
Coi..!. i). llokr, ) B"”on’
J. CouoIe\ iv Co, Selina.
R.fl. Huntley, Lowndes.—ITus. Flag. ort4 Mf'tmo.
j. I. ANDREWS & BROTHERS^
Commission Merchant*,
A*ew - Vo r k .
A N I) RE W S & B RO T II E RS,
Commission Merchants,
jVtU'-Orleans
E. L. ANDREWS fc CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Residence of Partners— Mobile, Ala.
J. I. Andrews, New-York.
Z. Andrews, New-Orleims.
E. 1.. Andrews, Mobile.
XT Liberal advances made on Consignments to either
of the above houses. ianlti
MOSELEY k CO.—DRUGGISTS,
At the Corner of Dauphin and Royal Streets,
Are now receiving additional supplies of fresh
Drugs and Mkdicinf.s,
of the liest quality, which they offer for snlein (plan
tilies to suit pHir.liart rs at moderate pi ire.-.
.1 OIL'S in AN,
(L ite (VConner 8f Ryan,)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ianlG Mobile Ala.
~ ROBERTSON & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Win. II. Robertson,) Mobile, Ala.
Henr> Myers, >
Jos. E. Murrell. )_ IanlG
jnoT b. toui.mix,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ianlG 37 St. M- h tel «<.—ftfOBlLI*
OGDEN BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ianlG Mobile, Ala.
McGRAX & NOONAN,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A N i>
DEALERS IN IRON, Ac.
innlG No. G St. Michael ft.—MOBILE.
A7BATUE & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
No. 70 Commerce street.—MOBILE.
JO" Advances made on Cotton whipped to their friends
In Europe and tho United States._innlG
E. C. CENTER & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
ianlG MOBILE.
GARDNER fc SAGER,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE.
(CT Advances made on Cotton. ianlG
F\ SHAW & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
Franklin Shaw. Gustftvtts Ilorton.
LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN,
General Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
Win. Laird. J. Littlejohn.
HOLCOMBE, BKOTIIKR & C().,
Factors and Commission Mkkchakts,
octlG No. 39 Front ty Commerce sts.—Mobile.
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
Commission M k k t ii a s r ,
innlG Mobile.
Cl RODE & WHITE,
Produce,Grocery Jt Commission Merchants
Corner Commerce and Dauphin struts,
ianlG MOI1ILE, Ala.
JOHN SIMPSON fe CUm
Factors &, Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
John Simpson. Hem ;. fJ. Canfield.
ROBERT HARWELL,
Factor and Commission Mkwohant,
ianlG 23 Commerce at.—Mobile.
LATHAM HULL & SOX,
Auction and Commission Mbkciiats,
No. 22 W utcr Street,
Mobile, Ala.
(]~T Liberal advances ttiude on consignments.
JEREMJAII REA,
Aucion and Commission Merchant,
comer Water and St. Michuil streets,
ianlG Mobile.
HARRIS & ROSS,'
AUCTIOMIRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lanitr 37 Water street—A1 o b i 1 e .
DESHOX, TAYLOR St MYERS,
GROCERS ani> S U I P CHANDLERS,
iy.s 15 No. 80 Commercest.—MO B l LE.
AUSTIN & TARDY,
Grocers and Ship Chandlers,
Corner Commerce and Conti streets,
C. H. Austin,) MOBILE.
U. Tardy, >
D. C. LOW HER, ~
Wholesale and R e t a i l Dealers in
GROCERIES ani> PROVISIONS,
ianlG 59 Commerce st.—Mobile.
JOSEPH HALL & CO~
\V It o le s a I o & Retail Dealers in
Hard Ware,Iron,Nails,Hollow Wark,&c
Comer Commerce and Dauphin sts.
ianlG MOBILE.
It. NORTH,
Family Medicine.Store,
No. 35 Government street,
innl6 opposite the Market.—Mobile.
R. L. WATKINS it UO.“
Comer W'attr and St. Francis sts.—MOBILE
Wholesale Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND
ianlG Window Glass.
L C. DUBOSE & COm
( Late DuDoae fy Roff.)
Wholesale Druooists,
ianlG No. 89 Water st.—MOBILE.
THOMAS S. BATES,
No. GO Water street—MOBILE.
Wholesale & Retal Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
JOHN K. RANDALX,
Book Seller and Stationer,
No. 41 Water street.—M o b i I e .
OCj* A Bookbindry is attaclied to the establishment.
DOUBLED A Y "HISK A tt S ,
Wholesale &. Retail Dealers in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, &c.
No. 50 Dauphin st.—MOBILE.
U* Merchant*, Tcnchern and others, purchasing in
quantities, furnished on the most liberal terms. ianlG
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESKS, fyc.~
A general assortment of the atest styles by
J. C. GW1N,
32 Water and 48 Dauphin streets,
ianlG Mobile.
- I). 8. GREGORY & CO.,
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ianl6 jVo. 54 Royal et,—Mobile.
-MOllir.hr REGISTER
BOOK ASD JOB PHINTINU OFFICE,
jN o. 53 Royal Street,
Cards, Circulars, Hand Bills, Steamboat Bills, Bills
Lulling, Justice, Notary, Lawyers, Custom
House, Shipping Blanks, Ac.
Neatly nnd Expeditiously Executed
NEGROES FOR SALE—William, a first rale
drayman; Make, nnd Iter son, three years olj,
first ralii cook, washer nnd ironer; Bill, eighteen
years old, good ostler nnd house servant. Apply to
nov24 W. EDMOND A CO., 96 Com. st.
SADDLES.—2 cases for side at very low prices,
_not 24 85X11l.y JOHN O'REILEY.
riWN.NERS OIL.—20 bbls barrels Tanners Oil,
Jl just received anil for sale by
R. L. WATKINS & Co, Druggists,
nov8 cor Water and Sts. Fraucis-sti.
ACKER EL?—25 bills nTi. 1—25 Itf. Iihls No. I
15 quarters; 23‘ kin, landing from ship Tar
quin, for sale hv
DESHON, TAYLOR MYERS,
nov2 cor. Com. & Conti sts.
HOLLAND GIN—9 pipe* fine Holland Gin, lan
ding from ship Alabamian, and for sale by
nov29 J. C. RYAN.
PAINTS, OILS, Itc^lO boxes Fig Bine,
40 kegs While Lead in Oil, 32 and 43 lb each,
20 do Dry do 80,81 and 84 do,
23 do Chrome Green, 25 lbs each,
25 do Yellow Paint, 25 do Ho,
32 tin canes Black, 7, 8 and 14 each,
2 case* Yellow Ochre, 4 kegr Lithernge,
22 bbl* pure Sperm Oil, 2 casks do do. For
sale by (nov 27) E. C. CEWTER & CO.
PUBLIC HO! SMS.
M' !'l TAW HOUSE.—Thi* H. h i is now
iu'M, open, anil lemly to receive company as usual.
Kvi iy exertion on the part of tho#uli*.rribrr shall l»o
se<l lo please those who may favor him with ilieir .
patroi.age. JAMES PENNOYER. I
J. P. formerly comm.*.titled thesteamboatNeptune,
nov 30 00unto
u-icssarv tltat I should leave Natchez, and 1 have
’herefore selected this city as.a place of residence, in
hopes of obtaining that support which was closed a
gainst me there in consequence of losses by fire and
tornado. I have taken and opened the house on Conti
street, known ns the CONTI STREET HOTEL,
now the property of Mr. McCarty, the same that was
owned by Mr. John Richardson, and which under
his management gained considerable reputation.
I pi utilise to make this hoove all it should be—a
home for all those who may patronize the establish
ment.
! have been thirty odn years in the smith, twenty
three of which i have been occupied in keeping a
public house in the city of Natchez.
The Conti-street Hotel has been neatly fitted up,
and furnished anew. The servants are the same
that I had ia tlie Natchez Southern Kxblutnge, and
are well accustomed to their business. The Hotel
is now ready to receive boarders, and the undersign
ed w ill be thankful for all patronage that a generous
public may think proper to bestow.
WILLIAM PARKER.
New Orleans, Nov. 15th, 1841. nov28 84kin,
MRS. A. BREWSTER'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, No. 9,
Conti street, between Water and Commerce streets,
Mobile—a few doors east of the Mansion House.
Gentlemen will find this house convenient, retired
and commodious. It is very central, being within
three hundred yards of the New Orleans steamboat
landing and only a few s,eps from the Blakely land
ing, four doors west of Coininerce-st.
Boarding and Lodging by the day or month, on
reasonable terms. nov22 88lf
TIT EG ROES.—The subscriber has on hand and
11 will lie constantly receiving from Charleston
and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description,
which will lie disposed of at moderate prices. He
will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in
his hands for sale, at his place on Jackson, between
Dauphin and h'l. Francis streets.
oct*2 (>2t ttprl *42 .1A M ES E» ZUNTZ.
NOTICE.—'I'he subscriber having purchased the
entire stock and trade of Messrs. J. Ham. 4*
Co. Iiegs leave to inform his friends ami the public,
that he designs keening a constant and well assorted
supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
gEDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE,
at the old stand, corner Water & Hitchcock’s Alloy.
He hopes by unreinitted attention to merit a share
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessors. OV1DE MAZANGE.
nov5 69tf
rllHE undersigned having sold their stock of Iran
JL and Hardware to Mr. O. MAZANGE, beg leave
to solicit for him a continuance of the patronage oi
customers. QCf-The office of the subscriber is re
moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st.
where all those indebted will please call and pay, and
all demands presented for settlement.
nou5 69if JOSEPH HALL & CO.
r|i C ARM ELICH CON F EC T ION Alt Y—T lie
X • subscriber bus the honor to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Mobile that he has now on hand
and will constantly keep a full supply of every kind ot
Confectionaries, Fruits, Candies and Cakes
of the best quality and of his own manufacture, such
as he has heretofore had the pleasure to furnish
them; all of which he will sell at wholesale or retail,
for the lowest prices for cash.
He also has a large assortment of Real Havana
Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give
delight to the lovers of a good article.
Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate
Terms. T. CARMELICH,
octl 8. E. corner of Dauphin and St Emanuel sts
FOR SALE.—Eleven shares of the New 'JTkeetrt
Stock (all paid in) for Cush. Persons purchas
ing this stock can purchase either Season Tickets or
Boxes, twenty per cent lower than for cash. Apply
at GREGORY’S Exchange, 54 lioyal-st.
N. B.—The above will be sold in single shares if
wanted. nov6:70tf
G’ iftNEY CLOTH—120 lb.11s c> Mbs to the
yard, lauding from Brig Wetumpka. 'Phis ar
ticle is well worth the attention of planters and fac
tors, being made expressly for this market, for sale by
novlSxmn JOHN O’UF.ILKY. ‘
FOR SALE.—A first rate Family Horse, with a
single Barouche nnd Harness. Also, a neat
Buggy Waggon new, with harness complete.
novl6 W. EDMOND & Co.,96Commerce-lit
POCKET CUTLERY .-Doubled a v Sears
No. 36 Dauphin street, have this day received an
assortment of splendid Penknives, manufactured by
“Joseph Rogers & Sons’* and “George Worsten
hohn.” Also, Desk Knives and Erasers. novl9
11HK History of the French Revolution, by M. A,
Thiers, late Prime Minister of France.—Trans
lated with notes and illustrations from the most au
thentic sources, by Frederick Shoberl; second Ame
rican edition, complete in four volumes, with steel en
gravings.
The works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of
England,a new edition; with the life of the Author
hy Buzil Montague, Esquire, in three volumes Roy
al 8vo.
P Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature, edited
hy George Ripley, Jr. eleven volumes.
Lives of Eminent British Lawyers, by Henry Ros
coe, Esq. Barrister at Law, in two volumes.
Greville: or, A Season in Paris, by Mrs. Gore,
Authoress of the “The Dowager,” “The Peeress,,*
&c. in two volumes,
The Miser: or Tim Convicts of Lisnnmona, by
William Curleton, author of “Naiil Maloue,” “Fa
ther Butler,” &c.
Mrs. Marcel’s Book of Stories for young children.
A Treatise on the Diseases and Inquiries of the
Lunynx and Traclnr; by Frederick Kyland. Ele
ments of the Pathology of the Human Mind,by Thus.
Mayo, M. D. F. R. S. both works complete in one
volume.
1 he Sanative influence of Climates, with an ac
count of rbe best places of resort for invalids in Eng
land, The South of Europe, &c. by Sir James Clark,
Bart. M. d. f. u. s.
The above new publications, together with many
valuable standard works, just received and for sale
by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS.
nov25 36 Dauphin st.
UGAR AN1) FLOUR—12 lilids prime old Su
gar; 65bbls s. f. Flour, for sale by
nov29 P. McCASKILL, 1* Cm. stj|
SPERM OIL.—1000 gallons bleached Winter
Oil, in casks and bbls, landing from brig J. D.
Noves, for sale by
nov24 JOHN Q’REILEY.
XTRA REGALIA CIGARS, 1“ Brittannia”
brand; also Trabncos, landing from schooner
Belle, from Havana, and for sale for cash only, by
nov25 86 J. G, M1CHAELOFFBKY, 89 Royal st.
rA BARRELS FLOUR; 50 libs Whiskey
t/U 50 Lbs Molasses 10 lilids Sugar
10 lilids Bacon sides 15 “ Shoulders
20 kegs Lard 100 bags Havana coffee
60 bags Rio Coffee 50 oxs Sperin Candles
60 bxs Soap 50 “ Composition “
100“ Tobacco,—For sale by
oct8 57tf CALVIN KEITH.
Landing from ship ceres.—Linseed
Oil in barrels,
2 bnles Bottle corks,
10 boxes Chrome Green,
20 half barrels Copperas,
Roll Brimstone, Sulphur, Alum, &c. fur sale by
nov25 MOSELY & CO. Druggist.
SECOND HAND CARRIAGE for sale weft
adapted for family use. Apply to
oct27 _Joseph Hall & co.
IIS STORE AND FOR SALE.—50 61b and 13
lb boxes Teas
80 bbls No. 1 Loaf and crushed Sugar
60 bags Cuba, Lnguirn and Java Coflee
10 hhds old Sugar, superior quality
60 bbls superfine Flour, 50 do Whiskey
30 boxes Sperm Candles,75 do Soap
80 boxes Chewing Tobacco, various qualities
10 casks Sides, Shoulders mid Hams
250 sacks Salt, Mess Fork, &c. icc. by
dec2 P. Me.CASKILL, ISCom.st.
PEASE'S CANDY.—A fresh supply of Pease'
celebrated clarified essence of llorehound Can
dy, just received and for sale by
1. C. DuBOSE & CO,
nov 30 late DuBose & Roll, 30 Water st.
OTTO N A iTrr&Tsf Hi P ES—
J 20 cases New Yoifi Cottonade
10 do do Stripes
10 do do Cottonade Punts, for sale by
nov30 HARRIS & ROSS.
ON CONSIGNMENT and now landing—138
tmles prime Hay
100 boxes New Bedford Candles
150 bbls Maine Chenango Potatoes
50 “ New York Pippin Apples
100 (( white Onions
100 “ No's 1 and 2 Mackerel
50* tt <« « a <<
1000 casks Thomaston Lime
10m clear white pine Plank
30m “ “ •« Shingles
60m “ «• “ Laths
—and for sale by [dcc8] J. H. RIVERS.
UHLS. FINE I LOUR, landing ami for Milo
nov20 _by JEREMIAH REA.
| |W| BBLS. W IUTE LEANS, jn-t revived
I */* / and for sale by
nov 20 JF.REMIA REA.
SALT.—3000 nar ks in beautiful order, f.»r sale in
lots to suit purchasers, hv
nov 17 SMITH it DA 1;NEY,22 A-24Corn.st.
d 1 ffEESE.—206 boxen, for sale h\
V' nov 15 JOHN O’REILEY.
rilHE subscribers are now receiving per Hogarth
JL from Liverpool, an invoice of Perfumery and
Brushes, which they offer for sale at reasonable
prices Tnov25] MOSELY it CO. Druggist.
C10ALS.——100 tone Orrell, on board ship Blakt
> from Liverpool, in quantities to suit purchasers,
for sale by LAIRD it LITTLEJOHN,
no\22 83tf 31 St. Francis-at.
rKTTHR PAPER.—300 reams, for side by
-A nov 13 LATHAM HULL it SON.
BRIGG’s lagging.—130 places Will be sold
low to close a consignment, by
nov4 D. WHEELER, 8 Water st.
BALE ROPE—150eoils Kentucky Ro|>e,
150 coils Bombay and Cordilla Rope, for snle
nov 10 by OGDEN BROTHERS,12 Water-st.
HAY.—175 balcn Northern Hay, daily ax pected,
for sale to arrive by
novlO J. O. RYAN,cor. Conti it Water-sts.
Ba<;g lN<fAN1 > ROPE—
50 pieces Kentucky Bagging
50 mils Kentuckv Rope, for sale by
nov 23 Cl RODE & WHITE, cor. Crm it Dnu. stn
O TO RAGE—The bulk of 560 bbls cun be stored
V3on reasonable terms in a tire proof warehouse.—
Apply to
nov22 J. R. TOULMIN, 35 St Michael st.
SALT.—230 sacks, in store and for snle by
uov-25 P. McCASKILL, 18 Commerce-.st.J
Cf HOT .N NAILS.—50 bags Shot, 45 kegs Nails,
for sale by 1*. McCASKILL,
iiov25 18 Commcrce-st.
S’" A LlVcK LARS & COFF EE .—1000"sacks Salt,
125 qr boxes Cigars, 60 bags Rio Coffee,
For sale by F. SHAW 4« CO,
nov 25 84 Commerce st.
NOW LANDING from the Wetumpka, and for
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.
nev26 II. GATES.
SAL ERATI S—15 kegs Sul Liaiu-. 10011m each,
for salo low at [nov26] GATES'S Pharmacy.
CIOFFEE—50 hags Green Havana, landing from
-'sebr Joseph Brown, and for sale by
nov26 E. C. CENTER it CO.
HA V .—-100 lv.de* tins t1:i\ landing, lor sale by
nov 12 C. A. GILBERT, 50 Com’ce-st
Kentucky bagging.—200 pieces super
ior quality, pnrl in large pieces of 86 yards,
lauding this day and for sale by D. WHEELER,
nov4 8 Water st.
KENTUCKY ROPE.—215 coils superior Bale
Rope, Innding this day and for sale by
nav i D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
MADDER-Prime Dutch, Ouibrii ami French
FFF Madders, landing and for sale by
1. C. l)rBOSE it CO. Druggists,
1110 laic DuBosc & Rolf, 39 Water-st.
MACCAUt > N1 it VERMICELLI.-—20
Muccaroni and 20 h*s Vermicelli, in store and
for sale by DESHON, TAYLOR it MYERS,
nov 12 corner Commerce and Conti-sts.
TV AILS.—595 kegs first quulite Nails assorted, 4
1 1 to 20d, for sak: at a low price, apply t«»
nov20 E. C. CENTER it CO.
Albany ale—20 m>u for sale i>>
novSO HARRIS ff ROSS.
Cl OMBO SASSAFRAS.—A supply of Gombo,
8"prepared with the greatest care, just received
i\ml fur sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at
aovStt (iATKS'S I hap'Store.
C10EFEK.—100 sacks Havana Cofl'ee,
J 100 do Rio do,
75 do Java do. Forsulcby
nov 26 SMITH & DABNEY.
RAISINS.—200 boxes M. R. Raisins,
100 hf do do do,
100 qr do do do. For *nl*» by
MOV 26 SMITH & DABNEY.
'Id 111 BAGS Cofl'ee received per schr. Joseph
Brown, and for sale by
nov26 87tf G. WKSTFELDT 6* BRO. I
PPLE BRANDY.—10 bl.ls old Apjilclbandy.
For sale by (nov 26) SMITH k DABNEY.
Cl ()FFEE.—100 bags new crop Green Rio Cofl'ee;
>|30 bags old government Java do., f-r sale by
nov2 J. C. RYAN, eor Conti k Water-sis.
IRON SAFE.—Just received from Philadelphia,
one superior Asbestos safe, (J. Scott niuiiulactu
rer,) for sale
nov5 J. B. TOULMIN.
OnYk SACKS SALT—for sale by
-4UU 1\ SlIAW & CO.
oct8 56tf 68 Commerce-st.*
KENTUCKY ROPE.—100 coils superior quai
ty, for sale liy
net 1 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
tirzi U\ SACKSLIVERPOOL SALT in bleacli
^oUUed sacks, for sale in lots to suit purchas
ers by SMITH & DABNEY,
oct4 54 42 Commcrce*st.
AGGING AND ROPE—260 ps Ky Bagging,
140 bales East India Bagging, 12 pieces each,
830 pieces Dui.dee Gunny Cloth and Heavy
Hemp Bagging,
175 pieces Alabama Bagging,
400 coils Kentucky, Russia and Bombay hetnp
Rope, for sale by
oc.t20 McGRAN & NOONAN.
OWDER & SHOT.——200 Bags Shot; 100
Kegs I’owdor; 1000 lbs Lead
For sale by or*8 57tf) (’ALVIN KEITH.
FLOUR.—300 bbls superfine New Flour, recei'd
per Queen of the South, for sale by
TIIOS. P. MILLER & CO.
nov 19 8 4* 10 Commerce st.
ALE’S TOBACCO—160 boxes mid half do
Hale’s superior Tobacco, and other brands, just
received per schr John A. Lancaster,on consign
ment, and for sale on liberalterms by
nov22 W. EDMOND k CO., 96 Com, st.
^•Q PIECES Kentucky Bagging—“Brand’’—86
yards; 76 coils best quality Kentucky Rope,
for sale by [nov3] G. W ESTFELDT k BRO.
RIED BEEF.—5 bbls Dried Beef] 2 bbls
Smoked tongues,'landing from ship Loreuo, for
sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
no\2 66tf cor. Coin. k Conti sts.
DEMIJOHNS.—1, 2, 3 and 5 gallons, for sale by
novis - JOHN O’REILEY.
El AltTHENWAltE.—50 crates assorted, for sale
J by WM. MILLIGAN k CO.
novlft 77tf 34 St. Minliael-st.
FOR HIRE.—A negro Boy 12 or 14 years old,
apply to (nov 26) SMITH fy DABNEY.
IN EGA R.—50 bbls Cider Vinegar,
25 hf bbls do do. For snlc by
nov 26 _SMITH k DABNEY.
fllHE SUBSCRIBER has just received—
JL 50 cases European and French Prints
100 “ and bales Cotton Osnaburgs
Brown and blenched Sheeting and Shirting
25 cases while & grey super Welsh Plains
Kerseys, Limeys, Denims, Ticking, &c.
15 bales Blankets, in which are super, both rib
bon bound Whitney, and Mackinaw for beds;
Cradle and coarse Duffil and Twilled do
—ALSO—
100 cases Kip and Negro Brogans and Boots
175 dozen fur and water-proof wool Hats
50 do women mid children’s Palm Loam Hoods
Oriental (new style) Florence plain and English
Straw ladies and misses Bonnets, newest hIiu|h»s all
of which, with a great variety of other articles in the
DRY GOOD way, making an unusual and very ex
tensive assortment, which he offers at wholesale or
i eta'll low for Cash or on short time. Orders of com
mission houses, and the custom of purchasers from
the country and city is respectfully solicited,
novas_ GEORG EG. HENRY._
FLOWER ROOTS.—MOSELY & CO, Drug
gists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal sis.,
have received by the Mary Silsby, a small collection
of BuIImhis Roots, consisting of Dahlias, Tulips,
Hyacinths, Crown Imperials, Anemones, Iris, Croai-s
Ranunculus, Lilies, Polyanthus, Narcissus, and dou
ble Jonquill*. nov 27
SPANISH INDIGO—600 lbs finest Spanish In
digo, landing ex ship Edwinn, for sale by
I. C. DuBOSE <fc CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuRose & RofT, 39 Water-st.
1%J EW FANCY GOODS.—An assortment colored
ll and Black Silks,
Black and col'd Mousbne de Lanes, French Prints,
Fancy Handkerchiefs and Shawls,
Kid and Fillet Gloves & Milts, Linen Cnmh.Hdkft
Silk Hosiery, &c. just received and for sale by
THOS. 8. BATES,
octl8 58tf No. 60 Water-st.
Circuit Court, May i»:rm,a.
Lai ki:i Collins, 1 Attachment for > 287 38, in I hr
vs. > Circuit Coo»1 for the County of
Joel A. Roltcrfs. j Jasper intlieStato of M ississippi.
rpilLS DAY, lowii: May 15th, 1841, came ihe
A plaintiff by uttornev into court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant in
this case is a non-resident of this Slate, and lives and
resides w ilhoul the limits of this State; it is there
fore ordered by the court, that unless the said defen
dant do appear here, on or before the first day of the
next term of this court, give special boil and plead, :
judgment will Im* entered and tile effect* attached will
Ik* condemned and applied to the satisfaction of the
plaintiff’s demand: and it is further ordered by the
court, that a copy of tine order be published inthe
Mobile Commercial Register, a new-paper published
in the city of Mobile, in the Stale of Alabama for six
successive months.
In testimony that the foregoing contains a copy of the
order of said court in tlie case therein stated, I,
Larkin Collins, Clerk thereof do hereto put my
name and the seal of said court, this 28th day of
June A. D., 1841. LARKIN COLLINS,
jul-,6 13 monthly c mos Clerk said Court.
111JR.NT CORN ACADEMY.—The third ses
-LBsioir of this School will open on the first Monday
ofjnn’ry next, under the care of J no. B.Ci.ausel,
where will be taught, in addition to tbr usual branch
es of an English Education, Latin, Greek, the Math
ematics, &c. Mr. Chattel is a native ol Virginia, j
where he graduated; and the subscribers arc proud
in offering to the public so ripe ft scholar, imbued so
thoroughly with southern feeling-and so justly appre
ciating southern interests. The site of the Academy
is remarkably healthy, and remote from those pests of
the young, drinking shops, stores and other places of
public resort.
Tf.kms.—For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c.
$20 per session, or $ 4 a month for a shorter period;
for Geography, Arithmetic, English (trammer, &c.,
$15 per session, and for the primary branches $9
per session.
Hoard may be had in the neighborhood for $8 per
month. JOHN WATKINS, )
JOHN GREEN, >Trustees.
JOHN MARSHALL, 5
Burnt Corn, Sept 21. ncp24 MfTtJtd
I71 OR SALE,—That valuable lot of land, tiuvinfn
front oil ltoyal-sf. of ltfO feet by a depth of 125
feet, situated opposite the Stale Press.
Terms.—1-5 cash, the halascc in three equal an
nual payments, with interest from date at 8 per cent,
pci annum. Notes to be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
Also,—Will he sold on the same terms, all other
Real Estate belonging to the Hank. Purchasers to
pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. Proposals will lw»
received in writing addressed to the Cashier of the
Branch Rank of the State of Alabama,
apt! 258tf II. GAYLE, Cashier
D RAGES BALSAM KICKS of Balsam Copaiba
and Cubcbs by Charles Weldenou—jHst receiv
ed u fresh supply ol the above valuable medicine, for
sale wholesale and retail, by
RICHARD NORTH,
inar27 No 35 Governm't and 45 Comcests.
POTATOES.—100 barrels Northern, for sale
low from the wharf, apply to
nov2 JNO. C. RYAN i cor Conti 4* Wuter-st.
Of| BAGS BLACK TEPPER-10 hags Since,
O" " 20 bags Race Ginger, just received nnd for
sale by R. L. WATKINS & Co. Druggists,
novo cor Water and St. Francis-sts.
r MIKAS.—A largo assortment of all qualities, for
JL sale b\ [iiovl5] JOHN O’llElLEY.
SUGAR.—15 birds, for Bale by
novl6 SMITH & DABNEY.
CIORPORATION OlU)E~IlS —$50tKrin'ci)rpT)
V ration Orders* in sums to suit purchasers, for
sale by septl7 47tf J. K. COLLINS.
(CRANBERRIES 4* MACKEREL^U* half &
> qr hhls Cranberries, 30 half and «jr bhls No. 1
Mackerel, for sale by
m>\ 13 76tf P. McCASKILL, 18 Com. nU
Fresh warranted garden seeds.
—The subscribers arc now in receipt of their an
nual supply of Garden Seeds, embracing every variety
in general use. They will warrant every Seed sold
by them to bo fresh, well matured, and of the first
selection. I. C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
novl3 late DuBose & Rolf.
(CANDLES—600 bxs Sperm and Coinpost lor
y Bale by [nov26] G. WESTFELDT & HRO.
AGOING AND ROPE—200 pieces Kentucky
Bagging; 200 coils do Ro|re> for sale by
nov26 G. WESI'FF.LD1’ & PRO.
HO M. SUPERIOR REGALIA CIGARS^
&V9 fur sale by
novO G. WESTFELDT & HRO.
f|MN PLATE.-51 boxes Tin Plate of van u«
JL brands, for sale by ~
irovl5 77tf II. L. REYNOLDS, 66 Water-st.
OT|/Y BOXES STARCH, of superior quality—
Ovll/ lauding from barque Hebron und for sale by
octl8 J. REA.
1 HO PIECKS maysville bXgThng
IUU 75 coils Rope,—just received and for sale
by [oct8 57] CALVIN KEITH.
NAILS.—500 kegs Duncannon Nails, 4d to 20d,
uf very superior quality, lauding from Schooner
Candid, nnd for sale by
OGDEN BROTHERS,
OctlS Water street.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS.—A few hundred of the
finest Giant Asparagus Roots, far sale low.
1. C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
aovl3 39 Wuler-st.
OPl’ER, WIRE, SHEET IRON,' TIN
PLATE. &c.
Braziers Copper—30x60 inches 10,11,13 and
24x60 pound Sheets.
Shf.athiko Copper—14 and 16 ox
Sheet Ikon—250 bundles English Iron, Nes 10
70 27
Wire—50 bundles Iron Wire, Nos 7 No 17.
Ri v RTS—60 thttusuml Tinned Rivets; 40 thousand
Black do.
Tin n ED Plates—250 boxes Jx Crown and Pont
pool brands.
20 boxes 100 Plate Tin.
Lf.aded Plate—150 boxes Lended Plate for
roofing.
Banc a Tin—20 pigs Bunco Tin, best quality.
Nails—500 kegs Nails assorted, 4d to 20d.
A supply of the above articles constantly on hand,
ami for sale by E. C. CENTER & CO.,
aug7 corner of Conti and Commerce-st
BOOTS! BOOTS!
Major Boots—and Minor Boots
Ladies’ slippers, and Gents pumps; it prime new set,
Boots that fit Misses,and that never mia-fit !
“Bet Boots”—or boots for pretty Bet* !
Bootee* for site’s—and anelc tie* for pi t*.
GENTS’ water proof, cork soles, or light hrogans !
Light dress, or pump hoots—we’ve always on hands.
Ladies’ silk gaiter hoots that fit their pretty feet,
And walkin/f ahoea with bows, that beaux delight to
meet.
Kid slippers and morocco too, to suit the neatest foot,
In short we’ve stock to ahoe them ail, and children to
boot.
Root*! B»ot* ! Boots !
at NICIIOLLS, ADAMS k CO.,
dec 28 146tf 58, Dauphin *t.
AAfc, PANAMA & LEO HORN HATS.—HEN
jjim KY & 8TODDART, corner of Water ami
1 ^ Conti streets, have this day received a large
assortment of the above (of the latest fashion und su
perior quality) or gentlemen's summer wear.
mar3 lftfltf
"NOTICE.—MR FRANCIS A. MYERS k»
cam® a partner of the subscriber's on the 1st of July.
The firm will in future In; known by the uarae of u.
C. Lowlier and Company.
au*6 26tf jrni« D. O. LOWBEU.
HAYS, WAGGONS, CARTS, WHEELS,
lie.—An assortment of I)ravs and Waggons
with and without bodies; light and heavy Carts; ex
tra dray, cart and waggon wheels. Plantation
wheels, earth, wood and wheelbarrows, always on
hand, made bv John Wood, of Philadelphia, of the
best seaso- id materials aad workmanship, for sale
novlfc //Minos by JOHN O’REILEY.
SADDLES.—2 cases, far sale very low by
novlSJOHN O'REILEY.
REMOVAL.—The undersigned have removed to
first store in tiie new block of buildings, uppo
site their late office. F. 6HAW It CO.
nor8 71 Coiumcrce-st.
pEMOVA I..-DOUnttUA Y * SBAXs,
Booksellers It Stationer, have removed
to the store formerly occupied by John Stephenson It
Co. No. 36 Dauphin street. nov8
REMOVAL.—The subscribers have removed t»
the corner of Commerce and St. Miobnel-sts.
octlS SMITH It DABNEY.
T ON DON, DtimL, POINT, ROSE AND
La WIIITN&Y BLANKETB._M bale, ju.1 re
ceived and are now open and for nnle liy
uuvl2 LATHAM HULL k SON.
uih r..— Whereas in puisuanee of a decreta
order tendered at the late term of the GTwncery
Comt held in Mobile in a cause tending in raid court
wherein Copperthwniie, Cope It Dunlap nnd the
President, Directing ami (\.m|*nny of khz Bank of the
'Jsited Slates of Pennsylvania are c< np'ainant* and
•saar H. Erwin administrator of Henry Hitchcock
and the heirs of said Hitchcock are defendants- tne
undersigned has been appointed Rereiver of the es
tnte desrt ilied and mentioned in the bills of com
plaint in said cause:—-and when ns by the terms of
said order the undersigned is authorised and required
to collect and receive the rents in nrresir which have
accrued since the 8th day of February, 1840, and the
growing rents becoming due from the tenants of said
pennies and to let and manage said premises.
Therefore all persons ow ing or indebted oil account
of the use, occupation or leasing of any of said prem
ises are cautioned from paying or accounting lor the
same to any other person or persons:—and all per
sons wishing to lease any of said premises will call
on the undersigned who in above authorised to let the
same. [june9 4tf] WM. MAGEE, Receiver.
DOC'TOH JOHNSON’S Conctutrattd Compound
Fluid Extract of Saroaparillat Liverwort, 1Jlrun
ty Ro.t and Lignum Vitae.
The great rsuuse of all our ills is proved to lie a
suppression of one or other of the secretories, pro
ducing an attraction in the great outlets, or com
mon sewers of the body, uud (hereby rendering )he
Howls of n diseased quality, and unlit for nutrition;
and these obstructions can only be removed by res
toring the natural secretions, without which we must
lalu*r under perpetual disease.
This splendid nnd invaluable combination of the
moht healthy and salutary articles in the vegetable
kingdom, is considered the greatest disco,ory that
e\rr was made since the dawn of medicine, as pos
sessing the long sought for and inestimable quality
of exciting at the same time the healthy action of
th.e stomach, lungs,bowels, liver, kidneys and skin,
nnd w lint is of great importance,it may lie always ta
ken with advantage in e very vai iety and stage of dis
ease, without opprehendihg danger. The following
ate a few, out of countless diseases, in which it has
showu its wonderful virtue:—incipient consumption,
chronic enlargement of the livfr and spleen, rheuma
tism, dropsy of every kind, dyspepsia, palpitation ot
the heart, difficulty of breathing,,cough, iuisingof
blood, mercurial disease, eruptions on the skin,
painful swellings in the joints and legs, sore throat,
nose, nmi constitutional debility, arising from veueri
al disease. In these and all other diseases it Ims ne
ver been equalled. In fart, it is the result of a long
and laborious practice of 18 years. It luis also re
ceived the well merited sanction of the whole medic
al faculty, and is supported by the testimony of nu
merous persons ho have been cured of diseases that
were considered beyond the reach of human inieu
tiou. The follow ing is one, out of many, that have
been lately received.
(1 itfnana, Miss., June 2,1841.
Dr. Johnson—Dear Sir—In vain 1 have tried the
best medical skill, and all the remedies that could bo
devised, to cure me of a complicated disease dial af
fected my liver, stomach and lungs. In fact, my sub
feriugs became so great, thnt 1 gave up all hopes of
recovery, when I happily saw your advertisement,
uud got six bottles ol your valuable medicine. 1 Imv
now finished the fifth bottle, which, with unsponkn
bln joy, lias restored me to all the vigor of youiii.
It is imlee I a wonderful medicine, umi 1 would es
teem it a i act ol ingratitude to you, and injustice to
the public, if I kept this fact secret from you. You
arc, therefore, at liberty to make what use of it yon
will. Yours, with much esteem,
D. II. RHODES.
For sale at 29 St. Francis »t.; price $2 per hot
tie. not 10
RICHARD NORTH, No. 85, Government s.
and 45, Commerce street, near St. Francis
Importer of French and English Drugs, Chemistry,
uul Perfumery, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Drugs,Paints, Medicines, Oils, Glass, and Dye
Studs, No. 35, Government, near Ro)ul, and 45,
Commerce, near St. Francis street, informs his
friends and the public generally, that lie hustaken the
itore No. 45, Common stiect, (two doors from St.
Francis,) east side, where in connexion with his
store No. 35, Government, he intends keeping uu
extensive assortment of all articles iu his line of bu
siness. He does not expect, much less hope, for
more encouragement and support than he has hither
to received, without claiming for himself the meed
of merit. He will at all times use his best endeav
or* to render satisfaction to all who may favor his
establishment with their patronage. As lie is well
aware how highly important it is tor Physicians and
families to obtain medicine! in their pure state, the
public may rest assured in obtaining pure and fresh
medicines. He is receiving, and w ill continue to re
ceive, by ilie latest arrivals, u huge, fresh, and su
perior assortment of Ainericun, English, and French
selected with the greatest cure. The
assortment of drugs and family medicines, compris
ing every article of the choicest and freshest selerj
tiort in the line, arc from the best European and A
mericun manufactures.
lie also will kecj) on hand a select assortment o
fresh Gurden anp Field Seeds, Boons and Peas.
N. B. Orders from the country filled at the short
est notice. feb 1
AILKK’H FRENCH PILL8.—£800 ( UAL
LENGE.—The genuine French Pills againstall
(Black Nostrums of the ago, for the cure of * * * * *
The French Pills are applicable in all cases forei
tber sex, (warranted free from Mercury) and possess,
es great advantages over tho Balsams and all liquid
medicines, by being entirely free from smell, and con
sequently do not affect the breath, thereby preventing
the possibility of discovery while using them.
Besides this important advantage, they never disa
glee with the stomach, ami in the first stages of the
disease, they usually effect a cure in a few days w ith
little regard to diet or exposure.
In the most obstinate stages of the disease, they
are equally certain, having cured many after every
other teincdy hud failed. In short, they have l>ecn
universally successful that the proprietor challenges
any one to produce a remedy of equal certainty, under
a forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars.
iaul2 I. C. DUBOSE & CO., 39 Water st.
0Cfr* Price, $2 per box, with full dii •ectinns.
UDGE PATTERSON.—Read the following
frsiu Judge Putterson, for thirty years the first
Judge of the county ill which lie lives.
Midulktown, N. J., March 12, 1810.
Messrs. Comstock & Co.,
Gentlemen—You are at liberty to make each use
of the following certificate ns you deem w ill best sub
serve the purposes for which it is Intended.
[Certikicatk ok Jti do k Pattxrij!.]
1 hereby certify, that my daughter has beta nfilirl
ed with sick headache lor the space of ^bout 20
years—the attnek occurring once in about tvowccA ^
frequently lasting 24 hours, during which ..hue. he
paroxysms have been so severe, as apparently soon
to deprive her of life. And after hav ing trit l almost
nil other remedies in vain, I hard been induced as n
last resort to try Spohn'tf Headache Reined] ns sold
by you’, and to the great disappointment and joy ot
herself and all her friends, found very material relie
from die first dose of the medicine. She has follow
ed up the directions witli the article, and in every
case w hen an attack was threatened Ims found imme
diate relief, until she is ucar permanently cured —
The attacks are now very seldom, and disappear 1
most immediately alter taking the quantity directed#
A hope that others may hu Uem lilted by the use of
this truly invaluable medicine, Iiua induced me to sou
yon the above, ami remain your obedient servant,
1 JEHU PATTERSON, Judge of the Court of C P
COMSTOCK fit CO
Wholesale Druggists, 2 Fletcher si. New York.
Sold by I. C. DuBOSE & CO, Agents,
and by Drs. Maynard, Hammond, and Gates. Mobile
| jan 28 170 _
KITCHEN’S PATENT PREPARED CO*
COA.—A supply of the above original and tru
ly valuable prepurutr. il of Cocoa long and fuvnruhly
known to the public, is jusl received direct from the
proprietor and for sale by the undersigned. Among
other highly flattering testimonials of its superior
quality and usefulness, are found the following.
“J. Kitchen left with uic some of his P. Cocoa and
on trial I 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 dcci
decly superior to any I have used before in my fami
ly-** Dr. Jwo. Coom.
“I concur in the foregoing statements.**
Dr. D. Hobsack
MI have drank of J Kitchen’s P. Command recom
mend it as a superior article of beverage to any prep*
aration of Cocoa extante—it possesses less of the oli
aginons nature of Chocolate, therefore less liable to
Iwcome offensive to the convalescent and is more suit
aide for the healthy. D. Rloss
For sale by I. C. DUBOSE & CO.,
ianl4 late DuBose A Kofi', 39 Water st.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVERWORT,
(Hepatica 3VW*,)—For the cure of Pulmona
ry and Hepatic affections, Coughs, Colds, Consump
tion, Spitting of Blood, $*c. 'llic reputation whic
this article (Liverwort) lias obtained iu the treatmen
of Consumptions, Spittisg of Blood, Liver Com
plaints, Coughs, 4*c. and the great uncertainty tber
must always be in the preparation of decoctions th
mode in which this plant has been usually ad in ini*,
tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmnceiticnl Manr
|)iilaiious, lias led us to make a concentrated Com
pound Syrup of a uniform strength.
MEREDITH, HENDERSON & Co.
N. B.—Noue arc genuine without our wriuea
signature.
1 For sale by the single bottle or dozen by
RICHARD NORTH, S3 Government,
febl9 and 46 Commerce-st*.
TOBACCO—20 boxes just received and for tala
by octSO J. REA;

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