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JOURNAL.
I _ >IO!JI I,MONDAY 8: \ K A1 A(i, DEC K Alii E11 13, 1841. ' J^OL. "l.--SoTTiT"
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Muanes^BaaawMaMSvicwiir.-viiMiniur^j
l.i Chancery—State «/f VTnbaiim Mobile County.
At Rules—Da . 6/.’ , 18-11.
William Austin, complainant,
403 vs.
Jonas Richardson, Pierre F. Sandoz, Jr., end others,
defendants. •
rilllE original bill in this cause was filed fin* the
-M. purpose of foreclosing a mortgage made by J mas
Riehirdson and Pierre F. Sandoz, Jr., on or about
the 31st day of August A. 1>. 18:15, to the cmnplnin
ant, of certain property in the city f Mobile, more
nnriculnrly described in the said l»ill nml mortgage.
The bill of revivor and supplement sets forth that the
defendant Jonas Richardson has deceased since the
filing of the original bill, and that Charles IN. Rich
ardson is hi* only heir at law, and prays that the
said Charles may he made a defendant, and for the
same relief against him as shouJ.I have been awarded
against the said Jonas, had lie eontimied nlivc—and
now the complainant comes by his solicitor and ap
plies for rii order of publication, an I it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Register of the court of chan
cery for the first district of the southern chancery
division of the State of Alabama at Mobile, from an
affidavit on file, that the defendant Charles M Rich
ardson resides out of the limit* of the State of Alaba
ma—he is ordered to appear on or before the first day
of the next term of the court of chancery aforesaid, to
be held on the second Monday of May next,and an
swer or demur to the said original and supplemental
bills of complaint, and it is further ordered that this
order be published once a week for four weeks in
sonic newspaper printed and published in the city of
Mobile, and that n copy of the same be posted on the
eeor of the court house of Mobile county within fif
teen days from this date;—and it further appearing
that said defendant Charles M. Ricliardsoi, resides
iu Salem, Massachusetts. It is ordered that a copy
of this order be forwarded to him at hi* said place
of residence, by mail, also within fifteen days.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court of chancery, this 6lh tiny of December, A.
1) 1841. Attest M. J. McRAE,
dec 7 6f K Register.
Iii Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County—
At Rules, Dec. 6, 1H41.
Win. J. Alexander and others, Complainants,
803 vs.
Archibald If. Caldwell and others, infant heirs of
Mrs. K. Caldwell, deceased, defendants.
f HIS Bill is filed to obtain a decree for the sale
of the undivided third part of the real estate held
by the late Richard H. Alexander in copartnership
with James Martin. The bill slates tiiat Mr. Alex
ander died intestate as respects Ins real estate, with
out ever having married—that Mrs. F. M. Caldwell
was his sister, who is dead, leaving the following
children and heirs: Archibald II. ('aidwell, Elizabeth
Caldwell, Richard Caldwell, Julius Caldwell, and
Frances CaldAell, all of whom are under the age of
twenty-one years, residing in the State of North Ca
rolina, of whom David F. Caldwell is the father, who
also resides in North Carolina.
And no wit ha wmploinent- r>?nv 1 •• |ke«»* .®tuti«it«:\
and apply fn1 an order of publication; and It appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Register, from an affida
vit oil file, that the defendants Archibald 11. Caldwell,
Elizabeth Caldwell, Richard Caldwell, Julius Cald
well, ami Frances Caldwell, resale out of the limits
of the State of Alabama, they are ordered to appear
oil or licfore the first day of the next term o! the
court of chancery tor the first district of the southern
chancery division of said State, at Mobile, to be held
on the second Monday of May next, and nimwvr or
demur to the bill of complaint. It is further ordered
that this order be published once a week for six
weeks, in some newspaper printed and published in
the city of Mobile; and that a copy of the same be
posted on the door of the court house of Mobile coun
ty, within fifteen days from this date.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court of chancery, this sixth day of December,
A. D. 1841. Attest,
dec 7 6fc M. J. McRAE, Register.
In Chancery—State ul Alabama—Mobile County
At Rules—Dec. (it/i 1811.
Robert D. James, complainant.
811 $ vs.
Isuac II. Erwin, admY., Anne Hitchcock, Caroline
Hitchcock, Henry Hitchcock, Andrew Hithcock and
Ethan A. Hitchcock, defendants.
THE bill in this case is filed to foreclose a mort
gage executed by Henry Hitchcock to the
complainant for square no. 18 of the Fnvre tract .of
land, situated in the city of Mobile.
And now the complainant comes by his solicitor
and applies for an order of publication, and it appear
ing to the, satisfaction of the Register from an affidavit
on file, that the defts Anne Hilcheock, Caroline,
Henry, Andrew and Ethan A. Hitchcock arc non-re
sidents of the stale of Alabama, that Anne Hitchcock
resides at or near Lexington in the state of Kentucky,
and that the others of tile said!iion-resident defts, ore
all infants and reside with their mother the said Anne.
The said non-resident defts are ordered to appear on
or before the first day *f the next term of the court of
chancery for the first district, of the southern chan
cery division of the state of Alabama at Mobile to be
held on the second Muiidoy of May next, and answer
or demur to the lull of complaint. It is further or
dered, that this order be published once a week for
four weeks in some newspaper printed and published
in the city of Mobile, that a copy of the s one be post
ed on the door of the court house of Mobile county,
and that two copies lie forwarded by mail to the said
Anne Hitchcock at her aforesaid place of residence,
oae for herself, undone for her said infant children,
all within fifteen days from this date.
Witness .Malcolm J. McRae, register of lie said
court of chancery, this sixth dav of Pec. a. d. 1841.
Attest, M. J. McRAE,
dec 7 6f k Register. •
In Chancery —Slate of Alabama—Mobile Coimty
Spring Term, A. D., 1841.
The President, Directors and Company of the Bank
of Norfolk, complainants.
25 vs.
Charles Brown and Lucy C. Brown, his wi.'o, deft’s.
PURSUANT to a decree rendered in tins cause nt
the Spring Perm, A. D. 1941, of the court of chance
ry for the first district of the southern chancery di
vision ofnai I Mate at Mobile, I shall proceed to sell
.in the order preseiibed in said decree) on the first
Monday hi December next, in front of the court
house of Mobile county and between the usual hou s
of sherd!' sales, all the interest ol Charles Brown ano
wife, insomuch of the property deicribel os folio we,
in a certain deed of mortgage made a.i • executed ■.
said defendants to s iidcomplainant* and beari ig nte
the 29th day of May, A. D. 1829, as in ty be nee ssa
ry to satisfy said decree, to wit:—Sundry p rciL or
real estate situated in the city of M mile n the n'e
of Alabama, bounded and described as fallows, viz:
one lot of land bounded northwardly on Sc. !• lancis
street two hundred and fifty-two feci, westward!) on
land of White ninety-eight feet; southwardly on land
of P. dt W. Armstrong about two ^hundred and foil)
dred and twenty fuel; westwardly on Water street
one hundred and three feet; southwardly on land of
H. Hitchcock, about two hundred and twenty feet;
eastwardlyon Commerce street one hundred and six
feet Also a certain wharf or water lot with the
dock and flats thereto adjoining and belonging, bound
ed on Commerce stre.t about one hundred and six
feet; northwardly on the dock about tw’O hundred
and eighty-five feet; castwardly on the channel of
Mobile river about one hundred and six feet; south
wardly by another dock or flats two hundred and
eighty-five feet—together with all the buildings on
said several lots of fan*1, and also nil the rights, priv
ileges and appurtenances to the same in any way
belonging, meaning and hereby intending to convey
all the real estate whatsoever of m2 the said Brown,
within said etty of Mobile whether particularly de
acribsd or not. Terms of sale cash.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said court
of chancery, this the 1st day of November, A D.
1841. Attest,
nov2 66ttds M. J. McRAE, Register.
Qty* The sale of the property above described is
postponed till the first Monday in January next,
dec 7 M. J. McRAE.
refill ST SALE.—By virtue if a Deed of Trust
EL executed too* by Philip Mel. >*kcy, bearing date
, on tile 14th day vf March, A. D. lS41,and recorded
i in the Clerk's office of Mobile county, in Book No.
1, Pages 535 a.id 536, we will sell at public miction,
* in front of the court house, on the 5tli day of April
[ next—All that parcel of Lind, situate, lying and lieing
in the county of Mobile, conlainin g eighty-three 17
106 nm-s, being a fractional section bounded south
, by the Orango Grove tract of land, commencing ut
'.he point of intersection of the run them line of said
1 '.met an 1 the western line of the Laurent plantation
, an I extending westwardly on the north line of Or
ange Grove beyond its termination: bounded east by
* Lite Lament plantation, mid included w ithin the wea
1 tern line of su'd Laurent plantation, the northern line
of the Orange Grove tract, ami the sectional lines of
\ a riot la am.ill tract a of forty acres, laid off by the
government oflu* Cnited States,all of which will
r more fully appear by inference to the uiap of the j
- township number four of range one west.
And also,—One forty-eighth part of the lands be
’ longing to the Orange Grove Coinjiany, including nil
i ihi* lands included in a trust deed to Calvin Norris,
James Magee an I 'Pirns. W. McCoy, and which lime
not lieen brine tliis t ime laid off and sold by the suid
Trustees or by ilm company prior to the said deed;
ami th - said undivided interest hereby conveyed to be
! stibjo.'t to the uses mid trusts of the said deed, and a
rignl, title, interest and claim in the one forty-eightli
part of all the lands in the Orange Grove tract and
the Laurent plantation, excepting the lots of land so
disposed of w hich said tracts *f land lie on the north
side of the eitv of Mobile, one containing 267 71-100
a.'i-s, the other 335 3.0-100 acres; ami n full forty -
eighth interest in the lands In Id by suid company be
tween the said plantation ami the river. Terms of
sale cash. JOHN A. CAMPHEI.I.,
DAN’L CHANDLER,
I iloci -lltds SAM’L M. OGDEN.
V I» M l \ iSTRAJN)R*S NO I I i:—-Lciters~of
Administration on the estate of Elijah Piesnull,
I deceased, were on the t.'th day of September, 1841,
granted to the undersigned by the honorable the Or
phans Com t of ('larke county, State of Alabama.—
All persons indebted to said estate are hereby noti
fied to make payment immediately, ami those having
claims against the same, to present them within the
liineprescrilied by law or the same w ill be barred.
JOHN PRES NALL, > . . ,
oct25 G3fc TRYOtN PUES.NALL, $ AUm ,t*
STATE OF A LARA M A— L\RI\ K 0)1 ,\Tv!
Orthak’s Court, Sept. Term, 1841.
mins DAY came Fka Nets Bkttis, Executor of
8 the last will and testament of Mathew Bettis,
deceased, and suggest.*- to the court that lie lias duly
administered the Estate of said Mathew Bettis, and
prays the court for an order of final settlement:
Whereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the 30th
day of October next, at the court house of t'laike
comity, be appointed for the* settlement of the accounts
of saiil cxccutvr, and that publication of this order
Ikj made mice week for forty days in the Mobile Com
mercial Register and Patriot, u newspaper printed in
the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may
attend and hear file settlement of said accounts. A
true copy from the minutes.
Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
oet25 (>3f4()ds Clerk.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Fall Term, -4. ]). 1841.
Rufus R. Belknap, complainant,
738 ys.
Ami Edridge, adtn’x of Win. Edridge, decM, ami
Mary, William ami John G. Edridge, children of
said Win. Edridge, dec’d, defendants.
PLUSCANT to u decree rendered in this case at
ill.* Fall Term, A. i). l.*41, of the court of chan
cery for the lirst district of the southern chancery di
vision of said state at Mobile, I shall proceed to sell
oil the first Monday of January next, in front of the
court house of Mobile comity, and between the usual
Lmrs of sheriff sales, the properly described in a cer
tain deed of conveyance from William Blair and
Philip V. Vedder to Rufus R. Belknap and William
Edridge, liearing dale the lirst day of November, A.
I). 1836, as follows:—All that certain lot of ground
and IItn tenements thereon, situated in the city of
Mobile, on the north side of St. Francis street be
tween Hamilton and l.awrence streets, having a front
• f filly-live feet on St. Francis street an.I running
Imclt half the distance between St. Francis and St.
Mi liael streets, with the same breadth of fifty-five
f(ctand | arallel with Lawrence street:—bounded on
ilii* south by St. Francis street, east by lands now or
l:v'ely belonging to Thomas O’Brien, and on tin* north
and west by lands now or lately belonging to Joshua
Kennedy:—together with all and singular the tene
ments, hereditaments, rights, memh. rs, privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
wise appertaining. Terms made known at lime of
sale.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
c mil of chancery*at office, tidy l-i day of De
cember, If. lAn. Attest,
de< i lfSOdys M. J. McAE, Registter.
STATE OF ALABAMA—MONROE COUNTY,
Orphan’s Court in Vacation,)
November 20, 1811. 5
ON the application of Robert J. Black, Adminis
trator of I be estate of Ron krtBi.a c k .deceased,
for a final settlement of the estate of said intestate,
it is ordeted that the first Monday in January next
(1812) at tile court h jii*o of Monroe countv, be set
apart as the time and place for said final settleinetne
and ill it publication thereof be made once a week foa
six weeks in the Mobile Register and Patriot, a
newspaper printed in the city ofMohilo, when and
where, all persons interested, or to lx; interested,
may attend, if they plcasr.
A true copy from the minutes, Attest,
nov27 88fc JAS. McCOLL, Clerk.
Desirable property for sale at
AUCTION.—On the 15th of December next,
will lx: sold at the Mansion House, the House and
Lot belonging to the heir} of Osborne, lying oil Royal
street, No. 37, adjoining Hodge’s Carriage Ware
house, now occupied by Losesuv & Hall, as a law
office—it will be sold on lime. 'Perms on flic day of
sale. D. C. HOUSTON,), , .
T. A. SH ARP, > for the heirs.
JEREMIAH REA, A ict’r. nov23 84ftds
NOTICE—AH those indebted to the subsetiber,
either by note, or by accounts made in the years
of 1839—MO, are requesMul to make payment by the
asl of January, 1842, as I am determined to sue all
who do not settle bv that ime.
novft788lti:w» JOHN GALLAGHER.
Dissolution of copartnership.*-'
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tha
llie copartnership in the Ir<m Foundry business at
Mobile, known under the name of James Curry &
Co., lias been this day dissolved. All persons hiv
ing claims against said firm on account of the Mo
bile Foundry, will please present them for settle
■nent. [octfe9 65if JAMES CURRY.
FOR S ALE.—A family of valuable NEGROES,
—consisting of—BRANCH, aged 40; good
Gardner, Ostler and general servant
GEORGE, aged (j; his soil
BRANCH, “ 20; first rale Steward and Waiter
JOE, “ 19; Drayman
The above negroes have been raised in this city,
and are of good character, and first rate servants in
every respect , and only sold to close a concern. They
can lie seen by upplying at the corner of Conti and
Commerce sired, up stairs. nov20
SUGAR—200 bids Boston Leaf crushed and pow
dered sugar, for sale bv
ii )v29 G. WESTFELDT ii BRO.
SPECIE for sale; apply t.>
^ no\30 DESHON;TAYLOR4* MYERS.
Nl:W EMBROIDERIES.—HENRY fc 8TOD
I)ART, corner of Water and Conti sts., have
imported and are now opening, a splendid assortment '
of Embroideries and Thread Laces, consisting of—
Capes, Canesons, Collars, Collaretts,
■Petit Collars, Cliemcjettes, Stomachers,
Infant’.' Ildicr W'itislS and Gapes,
Muslin Holers, (some of which are richly embroi
dered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,)
Embroidered Shaw ls,
Mourning Collars in great variety, &c,
A large assortment of Thread Laces, Edgings and
Inserting*, real Valencennea Edgings,
Also—Linens, Table Linen, Towelling, Diapers,
12-4 Barnsley Sheetings, Spool Cotton,
Scotch Ginghams, &c. lie.,
Figured ana plain China Silks, blk Satin and
Satin Turk, Muslin de Luine, lie.
All of which they offer at wholesale or retail clieap l
cash. dec 1
WINES.—200 boxes St. Julien,I00 boxes Mus
cat, oil consignment and for sale by
GUSTAV US BEAL & CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
Newark furniture' warehouse.—
D. B. CRANE & CO, Manufacturers from
Newark, N. J., invite the attention of their friends
and tin? public, to their splendid stock of Furniture,
such ns Sofas, Sideboard, Centre, Pier, ami Com
mon Tables, Wardrobes, Icc. &c., which are offered
Hi Manufacturer's prices, at 37 Water at, next door
to DuBose Si Co’s Drug Store. dec 4
BACON.—21 casks Hams and Sides, landing
from steamer Alabama direct from Cincinnati,
fur sale by [dec3] WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
LETTER PAPER.—50 reams superior English
Linen Letter Paper, on consignment and for
sale bv GUSTAV US BEAL & CO.,
deefc Hagan’s buildings, Conti-st.
CROCKERY.—8 boxes containing each a Din
ner and Tea sett complete, of white octagonal
ware, fitted to family use, lor sale low by
G. DAVENPORT k CO,
dec 2 31 Corn. »t
ItUSINKSB CAIIUK.
' Mh :! \ \ i;\ & ROBINSON,
c 0 M M / .v S 1 O A M F.RC HA A T S,
No. 6, Cottunerce-Ft.Mobilk.
JA l ’OB Oill'.K,
a li 0 c /•; r y s r o r e ,
No. 21, Oovcruaient'RliTrl,.Mobii.k.
T. m. wi rm:Rs cv co.
C n M MI S S1 () N M /•; R (' IIA N T S,
MOBILE. Ala.
Office—-No. 7, Sr. Francih-streft,
Over flit Dry (.foods store of Wilkinson, Hopkins 4* Co.
KBFKit K.NCMM;
Si. John, rower* A Co. Mobile.
KiJiSVtSS.D-.---.
I'. w.'n "nJ,rd’ J
t l
(■"H/il.'i'iuU,} n'‘",on'
J. Conoley A Co Selma.
II. G. Huntley, Lowndes.—[Tiift.Flr.fr. octl C4fMmo.
"jTTTaN!DREWS & BROTH ERS,
Commission Merchants,
iVr w - Vo r k .
ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
Commission Mkrcuan i s,
Ntw-Orleans
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Resilience of Partners— Mobile, Ala.
J. 1. Andrew*. New-York.
/. Aunauws, New-UrlcHim.
K. I,. AM>i«L\v*7“ttol>ile.
Tj- Liberal Ailvanmade ou Consignment* to either
of the above houses. ianl6
MOSELEY it ('U.—DKl tit.ilSTS,
At the Corner of Dauphin and Royal Streets,
Are now receiving udditisunl supplies of fresh
Drugs ami Medicines,
of the best quality, which they oiler for sale in quart
lilies to suit purchasers at model ale prices.
JOHN C. RYAN,
( Late O'Connor «$' Ryan,)
COMMISSION M E H C II ANT,
ianlG Mobilk Ala.
ROBERTSON & c67,
COMMISSION ME H C HANTS,
Wm. H. llohertaon,l Mobile, Ala.
Henry Myers, >
Jos. i:. Murrell. ) Ion 16
JNO. B. TOULMIN,
C O M M I S S I O N MERCHANT,
iunl6 37 St, Michael st.—Mobilk.
OGDEN BROTHERS,
COMMISSION M E R C II A N T 8 ,
ianlG Mobile, Ala.
Met;IiAN & NOONAN,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A N D
DEALERS IN IRON, Ac.
ianl6 No. 6 St. Michaelst.—Mobile.
~~a7BATHE & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
No. 70 Com merer stru t.—M()BILE.
TT Advance* made on Cotton Hhipped to their Iriends
n Europe and (he Boiled States. iuniG
I., c. CENTER & CO.,
C o m m i s s i o n Merchants,
inn 16 MOBILE.
GARDNER b. SAGER,
Commission M k kin a nt s,
MOBILE.
(JIT Advance* made on Cotton. iun 16
F. SHAW & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
Frnnklin Shaw. Guslnvus Horton.
L AIKD "IT LITTLKJO H !S~,
General Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
Wm. Laird. J. Inlllrjulin.
HOLCOMBE, BROTHER & CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
ucilt* No. 39 Front d* Commerce .ds.—Mobile.
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
Commission Mm chant,
isililfi Mobile.
Cl RODE & WHITE, *
[*roduck,G roc fry & Com mission M erch ants
Corner Commerce and Dauphin stmts,
ianlG MOIHLi:, Ala.
JOHN .SIMPSON & CO~
Factors &. Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
John Simpson. Heury G. Canfield.
ROBERT'HARWELL,
Factor and Commission >1 *»»<-<« a *t4
lanlt* J-t OummtTecsi.—M ob lie.
I.ITHAM III LL & SON.
Auction and Com mission Mkrciiats,
No, 22 iVoter Street,
Mobilk, Ala.
1 r Liberal advance* tnude on couHigunicnt*.
JEREMIAH REA,
Aucion and Commission Merchant,
corner Water and St. M: chatl streets,
ianlS Mobile.
11 ARRIS d ROSS,
Auctionjcbrs and Commission Merchants,
iauio 37 Water street—M o 1> i I o .
DESHON, TAYLORk MYERS,
(J EC CGRS and S II I P C HAND L MRS,
*5 No. 80 Com merit at.—M o u il K..
AUSTIN~& TARDy7~
Orockrs and Ship C ii a n d i. bus,
Comer Commerce and Conti streets,
C. II. Austin, / MOUILE.
II. Tardy, J
D. C. LOWliER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
ianlfi 59 Commerce at.—Mobile.
JOSEPH HALL it CO~
Wholesaled it c t a 11 J) e a I e r s i ii
I Ann Ware, Ikon, N ails, Hollow Wakk,&c
Comer Commerce and Davphi.i sts.
ianlfi MOBILE.
~ it. nortiTT
Family M i dicink Stork,
No. 35 Government sheet,
iHnl6 oppoaite the Market.—Mobile.
R. L. WAf KINS & CO.,
Corner Water and St. Francis sis.—MOBILE
Wholesale Dealers in
1RUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND
ianlfi Window Glass.
1. C. DU ROSE & (Jd7
(Late Duliosi Hoff.)
Wholesale Dkuugists,
ianlfi No. 39 Water «/.—MOBILE.
T?IO.MAS S. BATES,
No. GO Water street—Mon ilk.
Wholesaled lletal Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
JOHN K. RANDALL,
Bowk Seller and Stationer,
No. 44 Water street.—M o b i I e .
00“ A Bonkbindrv is attached to the establishment.
D OUT* LED A V d S E A R S ,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, &c.
No. 50 Dauphinst.—MOBILE.
TT Merchants, Teachers and others, purchasing in
lunntities, furnished on the most liberal terms. iaulG
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESKS, fi-c.
i general assortment of the a t e s t s t y i s by
J. C. GW IN,
32 Water and 18 Dnujihin streets,
ianlfi_ Mobil*.
I). M. (iliKMIKl & CO.,
E XU If A N M E O P Kl C E ,
ianl6 No. 64 Royal at.—Mobile.
MOBILE REGISTER
BOOK A SO JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No . 53 R o y ul Street,
Cards, Clrcalara, I fund Hills, Steninhoni Hills, mils
Lading, Justice, Notary, Lawyers, Custom
House, Shipping Hliinks, Ac.
Neatly anil Expeditiously Executed
JV-EG ROES FOR SALE—William, a first rale
1. s drayman; Mary, and her son, three years old,
irst rate cook, washer and ironer; Bill, eighteen
rears old, good ostler anti house servant. Apply to
n.»v24 _ W EDMOND & CO., 96 Com. er.
fj^OR HIRE.—A negro Boy 12 or 14 years old,
apply to (nov 26) SMITH fy DABNEY.
11 AN NEKS OIL.—20 bids barrels Tanners Oil,
just received and for sale by
R. L. WATKINS & Co, Druggists,
nnv8 cor Water and Sts. Frauci«-sts.
MACKKKBT,?— 251,1,1. No. 1—25 lif. I.lil. No. 1
15 quarters; 23 kits, lauding from ship Tar
pon, for sale hy
DfcSHON, TAYI.OR 4' MYERS,
no\2 cor. Com. k Conti st«.
VINEGAR—50 hbls cider Vinegar, for sale by
n«>v3‘>HARRIS k ROSS.
I XTRA WHEELS of every description, for sale
Xl4 dee 2by J, O’REILEY.
POTATOES—200 bbls w hite English Potatoes,
100 bids Chenango Potatoes, 60 bbls Mercer do,
for sale by [d2] THOS. P. MILLER & CO.
NEATSFOOT OIL—Pure Neaufoot Oil, l»y the
gallon or bottle, for sale by
I. C. DcBOSE CO. Druggists,
nov 10 late Ddboie k RulF, No. 38 Water sf.
PUBLIC HOUSES.
AML * 1 1 • HOUSE.—This Hotel it now
npeu, an I tendy to receive company us usual.
Kvrrv exertion on (he purl of tin* subscriber shall Ik.*
sod to please those who may favor him vutli their
pat ronage. .1A Si ES P E N N O V E R.
J. P. formerly commanded the steamboat Neptune,
bov 30 90 k mo
t Y) ^TTfiSeri'iofEi.
A I’ARU. — Recent event* hive made it
necessary that 1 should leave Natelier, and I have
therefore selected thin city as a place of residence, in
hones of obtaining til it support which was closed a
gainst me there in consequence of losses by fire ami
tornado. I have taken and opened the house on Conti
street, known ns the CONTI STREET HOTEL,
now the* pi o|K*rtv < t Mr. McCarty, the same that was
owned by .Mr. John Richardson, and which under
l.is management gained considerable reputation.
I promise to make this house all it should be—a
home for all those who may patronize the establish
ment.
1 have breu thirty od<i years in the saith, twenty
three of which I have been occupied in keeping u
public house in the city of Natchez.
The Conti •street Hotel has l**cn neatly fitted up,
and furnished anew . The servants arc the Name
that I ha I in the Natchez Southern Exhhnngc, and
are well accustomed to their business. The Hotel
is now ready t* receive hoarders, and the undersign
ed will be thankful for all patronage that a generous
public may think proper to bestow.
WILLIAM PARKER.
New Orleans, Nov. 15th, 1841. i»ov23 84xin,
N EUROEH.—The subscriber Itat on Imml and
will be constantly receiving from Charleston
and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description,
which w ill lit* disposed of at moderate prices. He
w ill also make liberal advances on Negroes pul in
his hand, for sale, at his place on Jackson, between
Dauphin and *1. Francis streets.
oct22 6*t*prl *42 JAMES E. ZUNTZ.
1%TOTICE.—The subscriber having purchased the
lx entire stock and trade of Meosrs. J. Hail ,V
Co. Iiegs leave to inforin his friends and the public,
that lie designs keeping a constant and well assorted
supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
EDGE TOOLS AM) FANCY HARDWARE,
at tlm idd stand, corner Water & Hitchcock’* Alley.
Ik* hopes by unremitted attention to merit a share
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessors. OV1DE MAZANGE.
nov6 (i!MI
fjlHE undersigned having told their stock of Iron
i and Hardware to Mr. O. MAZANGE,beg leave
to solicit for him a contiuunm-v of the patronage ot
customers. 0C?*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 69tf JOSEPH HALL & CO.
PAINTER'S DIAMOND CEMENT—An inva
luable discovery lor joining broken glass, cliina,
earthenware, cabinet work, and fancy articles of ev
ery description. This cement i* acknowledged to lie
superior to any thing of the kind eve* offered to the
public. Its extreme strength is remarkable, ns also
the variety of purposes to which it may he applied.
It resists wet—will stand an ordinary degree of heat,
and its hardness, when sot, is truly astonishing.—
The great facility of using it, no mixing or prepara
tion being required, is a strong recommendation in
its favor. In lact, it requires only to i>c known, to
be found in use in every family.
For mending broken glass, cliina, See. it succeeds
wonderfully, as the joints show but little. Many ar
ticles of this kind, that but for this discovery would
l»c entirely useless, nta\ hr securely and firmly unit
ed, and become as uselul r>s when new. The leaves
of books, pastel ward, fancy articles in tortoiseshell
or cabinet work, may lx* neatly mended w ith it.
To prevent imitations, which would disappoint the
purchases and bring into disrepute the genuine arti
cle, the public arc reuucsted to observe the signature
of the proprietor, “ W. B. Painter,” written on
the wrapper of each bottle.
Wold in bottles at 25 md 50 coats each, by the
Propairtor, \V. B. Painter, No. 23, 3d Avenue, N.
^ ork; also, by hi* appointment, by
nov29 . II. <1A ITS, Druggist, Mobile, Ala.
WHARF NOTICE—Whereas, much inconven
ience and groat loss is experienced by the pro
prietors of the wharves, from the present mode ot
shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that
from ami after the first day of November next, no
dray will be permitted to enter aprn any of the
wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the
drayman first delivering to the wharfinger—who will
attend Ibr that purpose—a written acknowledgment
from n responsible shipper, resident in tho city, of
liability for the wharfage, or pay menl of the same
made in cash.
sepia »d 11 juu A. J. JUDE, Wharfinger.
LINSEED OIL—2 pipe* pure Englinli Linseed
Oil, in store and for sale bv
1. C. Du BOSE 4- CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBosc & Rolf, 39VVatcr-st.
KENT I CKY BAGGING-150 nieces Muvs
ville, 85 to 95 vds each and 45 inches wide, for
sale by OGDEN BROTHER#,
novlO 12 Water-st
WINDOW GLASS—2W boxes assorted simsi
o! best American brands, in store and for sale
by I. C. DuBOSE 4* CO. Druggists,
IfimnlO laic DuBose & Roll, No. 33 \V.tier-sl
SECOND HAND CARRIAGE for sale well
adapted for faiuib use. Apply to
oct27 ‘ Joseph Hall & co.
Till IE SUBSCRIBER lias just received—
JL 50 cases European and French Prints
100 “ and bales Cotton Osnaburg*
Brown and blenched Sheeting and Shirting
25 cases white & grey super Welsh Plains
Kerseys, Liuaeys, Denims, Ticking, See.
15 bales Blankets, in which are super, both rib
bon bound Whitney, mid Mackinaw for beds;
Cradle and coarse Duftil and Tw illed do
—ALSO—
100 cases Kip and Negro Brogans and Boots
175 dozen fur and water-proof wool Hat*
50 do women and children's Palm Learn Hoods
Oriental (new style) Florence plain and English
Straw ladies and misses Bonnets, newest shapes nil
of which, with a great variety of other articles in the
DRY GOOD way, making an unusual ami very ex
tensive assortment, which he offers at wholesale or
retuil low for Cash or on»Aor< time. Orders of com
mission houses, and the custom of purchasers from
the country and city is respectfully solicited.
nov23 GEORGE G. HENRY.
SPANISH INDIGO—600 lbs finest Spanish In
digo, landing ex ship Edwinu, fur sale hy
I. C. DuBOSE <fc CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBose Ac Roff, 39 Watcr-st.
ALE'S TOBACCO—160 boxes'' audliulTdi
Hale’s superior Tobacco,and other brands,jus
received per sclir John A. Lancaster) on consign
ment, and for sale on liberaltcrmx by
nov22 W. EDMOND & CO., 96 Com. st.
BACON & PORK.—20 hlids Cmcinnati smoked
Sides and Shoulders, 24 bbls mess Pork, re
ceived on consigumret per steamer Southmior and
for sale by CIRODE & WHITE,
dee3 corner Com- and Duuphin-sts.
NE DEARBORN CARRIAGE & CARRY"
ALI., s(|unre body waggon. Also, a light
trotting Buggy Waggon,landing from brig Ceies, for
sale by ]uov24 85ui.] JOHN O’REILEV.
mOUACCO.—50 boxes various brands, for Hale
1 dec4 by LATHAM HULL At SON.
FRESH 'PEAS.—Lauding from ship Alabamian
—100 131b boxes Imperial
100 61b boxes Imperial, 30 61b boxes Hyson,
for sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL At CO.,
doc2 Hagan's Buildings, Couti-st.
LEAD At SHOT.—20 kegs McCullough’s Bar
Lead, 500 bags Buck and Drop Shot, of all si
zes, for sale bv
dcc2 ' TIIOS. P. MILLER Ac CO.
CARRIAGES—10 rarriages and Buggy Wagons
for sale by (nov30) HARRIS At ROSS.
BBLS ALE, lauding from ship Alabamian
and for sale by (nov 30) J. REA.
FLOUR—200 bbls h. f. Western Flour
iimv30 HARRIS & ROSS.
1 AAA CASKS SWEDES IRON NAILS, of
I vJvFVr all sizes, for sale by
uov20 89m DE FORREST, MORRIS At CO.
COFFEE—75 bags new crop Green Rio
20 do old government Java, for sale
by[nov29] _ JNO. C, RYAN.
IN STORE, and receiving from bark Adeline and
Eliza—30 packages Teas
25 noses Soap and Crushed Sugar
50 bxs Family Snap
20 do New Bedford Sperm Candles, for
sale by nov29] P. McCASKILL, 19 Com. st.
1 flft CORl)S OA K WO! >D, (bT^lVut'$ I pe
■.vrvFcord, in lots to suit purchasers. by
nov30 I). C. LOWBER At CO., 50 Com. st.
OAfl PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING,
coils Kentucky Rope, for sale by
nov6 70tf JAMES HAGAN,84 Water-st.
Tobacco At cigars -—50 boxes ohcwmj
Tobacco, 10m Spanish Cigars, for sale by
novlS 76tf P. McCASKILL, 18 Com. at.
WHISKY AND FLOUR—50 bbls old rectified
Whiskey; 100 do superfine western Flour,
just received pet echr Butler, and for sale bv
CIRODE At WHITE,
119*27 cor. Corn, and Dauphin sts.
C1 IGA IIS.—30m Regalias, 10« Cniione#, on own
I signment and for sale by
GUSTAVUS REAL & CO ,
de«*2 Hagan** Buildings, Conti-nf.
fAtil IRA COFFEI 70 l ig*, landtag from
.A schr Muiulnrin from Ball inure, nnd for sale by
dec 2 J. U’RKILEV. ’
CARTS, DRAY* & WAGONS, for sale In
dec 2ku J. O'REILttV.
P A I E I)T UEC.N All. D.-A~plcMnni~and ef
fectual relief for coughs, colds, hoarseness, &c.
Receded and for sale bv I. C. DuROSE A <’o,
no* 20 lute Du Rose k Kofi', 39 \V aier st.
CHAM I AGNE f RAISIN* —20 btnceTof the
well known Anchor brand, boxes bunch .Mus
catel Raisins, landing from ship Alabamian, for sale
by GUSTAVUS REAL & CO.,
doc2 ’ Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
171LOl R k WHISK EyT—-800 bbfs Flour, a su
- peiior article; 100 Mils old iVIonongahela Whis
key; 100 bills old Rectified Whiskey, landing from
steamboat Alabama and for sale by
dec3 ELLIS & GREEN,*68 Commerce-«t.
LETTER PARER.—mi resms, for sole bv
novlS LATHAM HULL & SON.
BaYjgING, KOBE 4- TWINE.—^500 pieces
Kentucky Ragging, UK) coils Kentucky Hope,
2 boxes Kentucky Twine, landing and for sale l>v
dcc6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Wmer-st.
BACON.—20 cask* Cincinnati Hams,Sides and
Shoulders, for sale by
^ John c. by an,
dec6 corner Conti and Wuter-sts.
\RT1NES AND COFFEE.— the subscribers of
» v ter for sale the following invoice of goods se
lected ny an experienced individual expressly for
! this market—
4 quarter casks Mndeiia Wine
1 pipe Sicily Madeira Wine,
4 quarter casks 1’ort Wine
1 do do do do Page & Co
4 do do Pale Sherry Wine, W D Gordon
2 do do do do do Lapomide
20 bags Government Java C’ofTse
n26 WHITAKER &c SAMPSON,21 St.Frm; L-«|.
H.W, POTATOES AND MACKEREL '•>
bales prime Hnv
181 bills prime Maine Potatoes
78 “ “ No. 1 Mackerel
50 « « “ 2
50 half do « “ 2 «
12 halfhhls llallilmt Fins
1(H) boxes Codfish, on consignment nnd for sale bv
dec7 J. II. RIVERS.
(1 LARET.—40 rusks Latmir, 75 boxes Paitillnc,
J 90 boxes Ludon,'80 boxes Medoc, 20 boxes St.
Esteplic, 25 boxen Chateau Mmgeutix, 25 boxes
Chateau Lull tie, for sale by
der6 OGDEN BR()TI1KKS, 12 Water »t.
Da acini; 'academy.—-ji p.Ttiss e y
has the honor of announcing to the ladies and
gentlemen of Mobile, that there will Ik* a ('lass in the
morning for young ladies that attend school in the af
ternoon, commencing on Tuesday next.
Days of tuition, Tuesday And Thursday from 9
o'clock a. III. to 12 o'clock tit. dec I 4r
CIOAL.—10 casks Peach Orchard, lauding from
t brig Ceres,for sale by J. O’REILEY,
dec 2 4 Water at.
BRANDY.—2 half pipes old Hcnnessee, 2 half
pipes 1806 Cognac, 1-4 cask 1805 superior od,
5 halfpipes J. J. Dupuv & Co. do, on consignment
and for sale by GUSTAVUS REAL & Co.,
ilee2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
IIUI'ORH.—30 barrels old Mouongaliela Wins
J key, 50 bbls Am. Gin
60 bbls Am. Brandy, 15 pipes Gilt
16 half pipes Cognac Brandy
1 butt Scotch Whiskey, 5 hhd St. Croix Rum
30 qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine
5 do old choice Port; 30 do do Sicily Madeira
50 do Marseilles do; 30 casks Bor. Claret
10 half casks Hautcrine, instore, for sale by
dec8 WM. II. BUNNELL 4* CO.
HAY.—175 bales Northern lluy, daily expected,
for sale to arrive by
novlO J. C. RYAN,cor. Conti & Water-sts.
Bagging and rope—
50 pieces Kentucky Bagging
50 coils Kentucky Rope, for sale by
noy23 ( IRODE k Will TE, cor. Com & I) 'HI. StS
^JTOR.VGE—The bulk of 510 bbls ('an be stored
►3oii reasonable terms in a (ire proof aurehonso.—
Apply to
IK*;22 J. 1L TOULMIN, 35 8t Michael at.
SALT. — 250 sacks, ill SI..H: and t-.c < dc by
nnvltt P. M. i ASkll.L, 18 Cotnm«n*ce-Bt.
Cl HOT & NAILS.—60 1mm Shot, 45 kegs Nails,
for sale by P. McCASKlLL,
not 25 18 Coinnierce-st.
NOW LANDING from the Wrlumpka. and Ibr
sale at Gates’ll Pharmacy, Linseed Oil, Copper
as, Whiting, Sash Tools, Gold Leaf, Alcohol, &c
not 26
H< >PS - A Iict>li article, now m store.
nwv26 H. GATES.
KENTUCKY ROPE.—215 coils superior Bale
Rope, landing this day and for sale by
nav4 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
\1 ADDER-Prime Dutch, Otubro end French
1"JL FEE Madders, leading and for sale by
1. C. Do BOSE A CO. Druggists,
nlO late DiiBosc k Rolf, 39 Water-st.
accaroni & Vermicelll—20 uJmu
Maccaroniwnd 20 bxs Vermicelli, in store and
for sale by DESIION, TAYLOR & MYERS,
iiov12 corner Commerce and Cwiti-sts.
NAILS.—595 kegs fir-a qualite Nails assorted, 4
to 20d, for sale at a low price, apply to
nay20 _E. C. CENTER & CO.
GOMBO "SASSAFRAS -—a supply of Unmbo,
prepared with the greatest care, ju*t received
ami for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at
aov26 GATES’S Drag Store.
C10FEEE.—100 sacks Havana Codec,
J 100 do Rio do,
75 do Java do. For sale l>v
hot 26 SMITH & DABNEY. ’
(AOFFEE.—100 bags new crop Green Rio Coffee;
y|3() bags old government Java do., fir sale by
nov2 J. C. RYAN, eor Conti It Water-sts.
IRON SAFE.—Just received from Philadelphia,
one superior Asbestos safe, (J. Scott manufactu
rer,) for sale
novB J. R. TOUl.MIN.
00(1 SACKS SALT—for >nlu by" ""
4UU F. SHAW It CO.
ocl8 66tf 68 Commerce-st.^
Kentucky hope.—100 coils Buperiorquui*
tv. fur Bute by
«cil U. WHEELER, 8 Watcr-st.
9^00 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT in bleach
/WliUUed sucks, for sale in lot* to suit purchas
ers by SMITH A DABNEY,
oct4 54 42 Coiuuierce-st.
OWDER A SHOT.-200 Bags ShotT 100
Kegs Powder; 1000 lbs Lead
For saw bv «*e'8 57tf) CALVIN KEITH.
REMOVAL.—The subscribers Imre removed tv
the cornar of Commerce and St. Michnel-et*.
oct 15 SMITH A DABNEY.
1.1 OR SALE.—A first rate Family llorso, with <
single Barouche and llurness. Alan, a nent
Buggy Waggon new, with harness complete.
hoy 16 W. F.DMON D & Co., 96 Commerce-*!
SPA RAC. US iioTrfsT—A few hundred of the
finest Giant Asparagus Roots, far sale low.
I. C. DUBOSE A CO.,Druggists,
novlS 39 VVater-st.
SUGAR AND FLOUR—12 hhd* prime old Su
gar ; 65hbls s. f. Flour, for sale by
nov29 P. McOASKILL, 18 Cm. •t.’*’'
E X I RA ftfcOALlA CIGARS, fc“ Brittamiia”
brand; also Trabucos, landing from schooner
Belle, from Havana, and for sale for rash only, by
nov25 86 J. G. M1CHAELOFFSKV, 39 Hoy a I st.
T\J EW FANCY GOODS.—An assortment colored
ll and Black Silks,
Black and col'd Moushne de Lanes, French Prints,
Faucy Handkerchief* and Shawls,
Kid uud Fillet Gloves A Mitts, Linen Cnmb.IIdkfs
Silk Hosiery, Ac. jnst received and for tale by
THUS. H. BATES,
ocll3 68tf No. 0Q VVater-st.
/JQ PIECES Kentucky Bagging—“Brand”—86
Irt/ yards; 76 coil* la*st ipiality Kentucky Hope,
for sale by [nov3] CL WEBTFELDT A BRO.
EARTHENWARE.—SO crates assorted, for sale
by \VM. MILLIGAN A CO.
novl5 77tf 34 St. Michael-st.
AN DING FROM SHIP CERES.—Linseed
Oil in barrel*,
2 bales Bottle corks,
10 boxes Chrome Green, *
20 half barrels Copperas,
Roll Brimstone, Sulphur, Alum, Ac. for sale by
nov25 MOSELY A CO. Druggist.
Flower roots.—mosely a co, Drug.
gists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal sis.,
have received by the Mary Sitsby. a small collection
of Bulbous Roots, consisting of Dahlias, Tulips,
Hyacinths, Crown Imperials, Anemones, Iris, Croats
Ranunculus, Lilies, Polyanthus, Narcissus, and dou
ble JoiKiuills. oov 27
PE, PRESSES, INK, &c.—The undersign
1- rd, Agent* for Messrs Win. Hagnr &c C«»*s old
established Ty|>e mid Stereotype Foundry, are pre
pared to receive oideri for all descriptions of Type,
plain and ornamental; Presses, Ink, and all othei
materials used in printing.
Specimen Book", comprising a large variety of
new Type and Oman cut*, run he seen al the store,
comer of Water and Conti streets.
de«8 W.M. H. Bl NNELL CO.
IjlOR SALE,—That valuable lot of land, hav irga
front on Royal-st. of 1G0 feet by n depth of lift
feet, situated opposite the State l're»*.
Tt.RMS.—1-5 cash, the balance in three equal an
nual payments, with interest from date at 8 per ceut.
per annum. Notes to be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
Also,—Will be sold uu the same terms, nil other
Real Estate belonging to the Bank. Purchasers to
pay nil expense* lor Deeds, &c- Proposals will l»e
received in writing addressed tv the Cashier of the
Branch Bank of the State of Alabama,
apt I t56tl B. GAYLE, Cashier
111 IE History of t lie Fsrnrli Revolution, by >1. A,
Thiers, late Prime Minister of France.—Trans
lated with notes and illustration* from the most au
thentic sources, by Frederick Sliohvrl; second Ame
l icnn edition, complete in jfour volumes, vv itli steel en
graving*.
The works of Francis IV.cnn, Lord Chancellor of
England,a new edition; \ >tli the |ifc. 0f the Author
liv Bar.il MuntngmvE^piue, in three volumes Roy- !
al 8vo.
Specimens of Forr»in . 1 ^W.l I :<—-- •• - j I
by George ttiplcy, Jr. eleven volumes.
’ Lives of Eminent British Lawyers, by Henry Ros
tov, Esq. Ban ister at Law, in two volumes.
Grevillc: or, A Season in Paris, by Mrs. Gore,
Authoress of the “The Dowager,” “The Peeress,i
&c. in two volumes,
The Miser: or The Convicts of Listmmona, by I
William Oarlcton, author of “Ncul Malone,” “Fa- (
(her Butler,” &c.
Mrs. Marcel’s Book of Stories for young children.
A Trealise on the Diseases and Inquiries of the
I.unynx and Trachea; by Frederick Hyland. Ele
ments of the Puthologv of the Human Mind.by Thus.
Mayo, M. 1). F. R. ». both wotka complete in one I
volume. <
'1 he Sanative influence of Climates, w ith an ac- i
count of ilie host places uf result for invalids in Eng
land, The South of Europe, &c. by Sir James (’lark, i
Bart, m. u. r. u. s.
Tlie alvovc new publication*, together w ith many i
valuable standard works, just received ami for sale
l»y DOUBLEDAY & SEARS. I
iiov25 36 Dauphin st. i
OAUMELICH CONFECTIONARY—The '
I • subscriber hits the honor to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Mobile that he has now on band |
ami will constantly keep t full supply of every kind ol
Confectionaries, Fruits, Candies and* Cakes
of the heat quality and ol his own manufacture, such
as he ban heretofore hud the pleasure to furrish
them; all of which he wil sell at wholesale or retail,
for the lowest prices for cash.
He also has a large assortment of He At. Havana <
Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give
delight to the lovers of a food article.
Country Dealers supplier on the most moderate
Terms. T. CAKMELICH.
octl S. E. corner of Dauphin and 8t Emanuel sts
D RAGES BALSA M1QUES of BhIsbih Copaiba
ami Cubehs l»v Charles Weldenou—just receiv
ed a fresh simply ol the above valuable meJicine, fur
sale wholesale and retail, by
RICHARD NORTH,
ruai 27 No 35 Goverum't and 46 Conice sts.
POTATOES.—100 barrels Nuilhem, for sale
low from the wharf, apply to
nov2 JNO. C. RYAN, cor Conti Water-st.
Oik hags'"ill A(iv PF.ITKR—10bags Suice,
O” 20 lings Race Ginger, just received and for
salu by R. L. WATKINS & Co. Druggists,
nov& cor Water and St. Francis-sts.
fflEAS.—A large assortment of all qualities, for
J-saloIr; [novlB] JOHN QTlElLEY.
HAMS.—10 casks, a good article, received to
day per steamer W. W. Fry, for sale by
dec2 MARSHALL & ROWE.
C” CORPORATION OKI)KHS.—$5000 in Corpo
J ration Orders* in sums lo suit purchasers, for
•ale by septI7 47tf J. K. COLLINS.
C1 RAN PERRIES A* MACKEREL.—15 half &
- qr bids Cruulie tries, 30 half and qr bbls No. 1
Mat kerel. for sale by
novlS 76tf P. McCAflKILL, is Com. •«.
IaIRESH WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
—The subscribers ure now in receipt of their an
nual supply of Garden Seed*, embracing every variety
in general use. They will wnrranl cveiy Seed sold
by Mieiu to be fresh, well matured, ami of tint first
selection. 1. C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
novlH late DuHose & Rolf.
C1ANDLE8—500 bxs Sperm and Compost lor
/sale by [nov26J G. WESTFELDT & URO.
HAGGINGAND KOBE—200 piece* Kentucky
Bagging; 200 coils do Hope, for sale by
nov26 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
m7«F|-ERIOI i Tk i i AI. lA Cl CSA RS
<w” for sale by
nov6 O. WESTFELDT 9c BRO.
rpiN PLATE.-51 boxes Tin Plate of van us
JL brands, for sale bv X
novl5 77tf II. L. REYNOLDS,66 Water-st.
Oikik BOXES STARCH, of superior quality—
O”” lauding from barque Hehron and ft»r sale by
ocil8 J. REA.
1 OH PIECES MAYSVILLE BAGGING ; *
Aw” 75 coils Rope,—-just received nnd for sale
by [oc.l8 57] CALVIN KEITH.
<9^ TAKEN UP by the subscriber on the
8th November mat a Roan Hoksk, about
Li ^ ) 15$ hands high, branded G. C. on the
shoulder. The owner is requested to pay cx|M*n*es,
prove property, and take him away, or In* will Iw
sold, according to law. A. W. HARRELL.
Washington county, Nov. 28. nov30 90mfur
Cl UPPER, WIRE, 811LrET“IROn7~TIN
J PLATE. &c.
Bkazik.rs Copper—30x60 inches ID, 11, ISand
24x60 pound Sheets.
Sh f. aTUiNtt Copper—14 and 16 ox
Sheet Iron—250 bundles English Iron, N«» 10
7C 27
Wire—50 bundles Iron Wire, Nos 7 No 17.
Hi v f.TS—50 thousand Tinned Rivets; 40 thousand
Black do.
Tinned Plates—250 boxes $x Crown and Font
pool brands.
20 boxes 100 Piute Tin.
Leaded Plate—150 boxes Leaded Plate for
roofing.
Banc a Tin—20 pigs Banca Tin, best quality.
Nails—500 kegs Nails aborted, 4d to 20d.
A supply of the above article* constantly «»n hand,
anil for sale by E. C. CENTER 9c CO.,
aug7 corner of Conti and Commerce-*!. j
BOOTS ! BOOTS!
Major Boots—and Minor Boots
. >(1109' slippers, ami Gents pumps ; a prime new set
»' iota that tit Mis.«rs,aml that never tnis-Ju f
‘Bet B«*ots”—or hoots for pretty Bets !
Bootees for site's—end ancle ties for pets. ,
GENTS' water proef, cork soles, or light hrognns !
Light dress, or pump boots—we’ve always on hands.
Ladifs' silk guitei boots that fit their pretty feet,
And walking ahoes with bows, that beaux delight to
meet.
Kid slippers and moroero too, to suit the neatest foot,
lu short we've stock to ahot them all, and children to
boot.
Roots ! Rsots! Boots !
at NKCHOLLS, ADAMS A CO.,
dec 28 146tf 53, Dauphin st.
ife PANAMA A LEG HORN HATS.—HEN
RY A STODDART, corner of Water and
^ Conti streets, have this day received a large
assortment of the above (of the latest fashion and su
|>erior quality) or gentlemen’s summer wear.
inar3 108tf
DilAYsTWAGGONS, CARTS, WHEELS,
Ac.—An assortment of Drays and Waggons
w ith and without bodies; light and heavy Carts ; ex*
tra dray, cart and wuggon wheels. Plantation
wheels,earth, wood and wheellsirrows, always on
hand, made bv John Worn!, of Phi lade lydiia, ef the
best *eas<»- vd materials and workmanship, for sale
novlAyfumos by JOHN O’REILEY.
REMOVAL.—The undersigned have removed to
first store in the new bloclt of buildings, opuo
site their late office. F. SHAW A CO.
001,8 _71 Cemancrce-et.
E M O V A L.-—DOUBLE DA Y * GEARS,
Booksi.li.krs A Stationer, have removed
to the store formerly occupied by John Stephenson A
Co. No. 36 Dauphin street. no\8
Cl 1 OARS—20 n Regalias; 40 do Canines; 50do
^Trabucos, for sale by
"^5?___fiARRia A ROSS.
SAL ERATL’fJ—15 kegs Hal Erato*, 100th# each,
for sale low [not26] GATES'S Pharmacy.
The vegetable pi lmoaar\ balsam,
the most valuable trtnedy, recently discovered,
for consumption*,cough*, colcls, asthma, spitting of
blood, whooping cough, and pulmonary atlcciiuns of
every kind—price 50 cents.
Particular caution—Each genuine bottlp is enclos
ed in a blue wripper, on which it a yellow l;d»el »ign
ed ** Sampson Reed.” None other can he genuine.
The great celebrity of the genuine pulmonary Ind
ian* has been the cause of attempt* to introduce sj u
riou* articles, which, by partially assuming the name
of the genuine, are calculated to mislead and r'ereivc
the public. Among these mixtures, are the Ameri
can Pulmonary halsnm, Vegetable I’ulnmnaiy bai
«uin, balsamic Syrup, and otiter*. Put churn * should
inquire for the article by its whole name, the \ eget
able pulmonary Balsam; ami see that it (tear* the
marks and signature of the genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo
nary Balsam. S. Ib r.D.
One more counterfeit beside* the American Pul
monary Balsam, and die othe* above alluded to!—
The latest attempt to decei*e the public by a spuri
ous mixture, falsely called genuine pulmonary bal
sam, prepared by Samuel /nurews and Jos. A. Vea
xie. To avoid the impo/>tion of this spurious arti
cle, wo again refer tliepublic to the written signa
ture of Sampson Reed, on the outside wrapper of
each bottle.
Boston, July 1, 19il- Lowk & Rkkd.
A fresh and larg* supply of the above now receiv
ed and for sale, wholesale or retail, by
no v 29 1L GATES, Dauphin street.
IAOK SALE.—Eleven shares «| itu \\ru. pf^mira
1 Sfa-* (all paid in) fac. Casta. )'«*«- r t.
tng this stock can purchase either Season ’Ticket* or
Boxes, twentv per cent lower than for cash. Apply
at GREGORY’S Exchange, 54 Royal-st.
N. B.—The alkive will be sold in single shares if
wanted, no\ti:70tf
(J LNNEY CLOTH—ISO Rolls 15 in. 2lbs to the
JT yard, landing from Brig Wetuiupka. 'This ar
ticle is well worth the attention of planters and fac
tors, lining made expressly for this market,for sale by
novl8nnu> JOHN O’REILEY.
DR. II. GATES, Dauphin st., informs the public
that he has now on hand, and will hereafter
keep, in addition to his stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Itc., u general assortment uf GARDEN SEEDS,
among which are—
Asparagus; long blood, early turnip, French Sugar
and oilier Beets; white kidney and Lima Beaus
Long pod, red and brown speckled Valentine, Chi
na white and yellow Beans; Scotch and Ger. Kale;
Early York, Landrelh's large York, early Battersea,
large drumhead, flat Dutch, green curled and drum
nondSavoy,red Dutch and green German Cabbage,
early horn and long orange Carrots; curled Cress;
Early Cauliflower; white and red solid Celery;
Early frame and long green prickly Cucuniliers;—
Large purple Egg Plant; curled Endive; large flag
leafed Leek : Cayenne Pepper; early, brown Dutch,
large curled India ami early cabbage Lettuce; Span
ish and Cairn Watermelon; Nutmeg and citrou
Muskmclon; Okra, Tomato; Salsify; Rhubaib; —
u great vuriety of Peas, Turnips, Radishes, Squash
es, Onious, Pot and sweet herb*. Terms cash.
All these seeds warranted. 00 JT
Doctor JohnsonConcentraitd Compound
Fluid Fair ad of Sarvaparilla, Iavct wort, Pleuri
sy Root and Lignum Vitae.
'The great cause of all sur ills is proved to lie a
siipprussiun of uns or other of the seeretories, pro
ducing an abstraction iu the great outlets, or com
mon sewers of the laxly, and thereby rendering the
fluids of a diseased quality , and unfit fur nutrition:
and these obstruc tions can only be removed by res
toring the natural secretions, without which we must
labor under perpetual disease.
This splendid and invaluable combination of the
most healthy and salutary articles in the vegetable
kingdom, is considered the greatest discover) that
ever was made since die dawn of medicine, as pos
sessing the long sought for ead inestimable quality
of exciting at tVo same time the healthy action of
the stomach, lungs, bowels, liver, kidneys ami skin,
aud w hat is of great importauce.it may lie always ta
ken with ndvantage iu every variety aud stage of dis
ease, without uppicliRndihg danger. The following
are a few, out of countless diseases, in which it has
shown its wonderful virtue:—incipient consumption,
chronic enlargement of the liver and spleen, rheuma
tism, dropsy of every kind, dyspepsia, palpitation ot
tlio heart,'difficulty of breathing, rough, raising of
blood, mercurial disease, eruptions oil the skin,
painful swellings in the joints and legs, sore throat,
nose, nud constitutional debility, arising from veneri
al disease. In these and all wilier diseases it Ims ne
ver been equalled. In fact, it is the result of a long
and lalMti ious practice of 18 years. It has also re
ceiver! the well merited sanction of the whole medic
al faculty, and is supported hy tho icntnmmj of nu
merous pn smiis ho have been cured of diseases that
were considered*beyond the reach of hunmn inven
tion. The following is one, out of many, that have
been lately received.
Or r.iv aha, Miss., Juno 2, 1841.
Dr. Jolmsen—Dear Sir—In vain I have tried the
l**t medical skill, amt ull the remedies that could l<o
devised, to cure me of a complicated disease that af
fected my liver, stouincb usd lungs. In fact, my sub
ferings becauia so great, tbs*. I gave up all hopes rf
recovery, when I happily saw yonr advertisement,
und got six bottles of your valunhle medicine. 1 h.tv
new finished the filth bottle, which, with unspeaku
Iile joy, has restored mo to all the vigor of youtli.
Il is indee I a wonderful medicine, and 1 would *•
teem it aa act of ingratitude to you, ami injustice to
ilia public, if 1 kept this fact secret from you. Y«.e
are, therefore, at liberty to make what use of it you
will. Yours, with much esteem,
D. H. RHODES.
For sale at 29 St. Francis at.; price $2 per but
tie. novlO
RICHARD NORTH, No. 35, Government .
und 45, Commerce street, near St. Francis—
Importer of Freuch ami English Drugs, Chemistry,
aail Perfumery, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
iu Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Oils, Glass, and Dye
Stulls, No. 36, Government, near Royal, und 46,
Commerce, near Si. Frrncis street, informs hie
friends and the publie gem rally, that he has taken the
store No. 46, Common street, (two doors from St. •
Francis,) cast side, where iu connexion with hie
store No. 35, Government, he intends keeping au
extensive assortment of all articles in his line ofbu
siness. He does not expect, much less hope, for
nore encouragement und support than he bus hither
to received, without claiming for himself the meed
of merit. He will at all times uso his best endeav
orv to render satisfaction to all who may favor his
establishment with their patronage. Ashe is well
aware how highly important it is tor Physicians nud
families to obtain medicines in their pure state, the
public may rest assured in obtaining purr and fresh
medicines. He is receiving, and will continue to re
ceive, by ihe latest arrivals, a huge, fresh, and su
Sirior assortment of American, English, and Freuch
edicines, selected with the greatest care. The
assortment of drugs and family medicines, compris
ing every article of tiie cboisest and freshest selrcj
lion in the line, arc from the best European and A
mci ican manufactures.
He also will keep on hand a select assortment e
fresh Garden anp Field Seeds, Beens nnd Pens.
•N. lb Orders from the country tilled at the short
est notice. feb l
VTILER'S MlENCH PILLS.—#**) CHAL
LENGE.—The genuine French Pills against all
Quuck Nostrums of the age, for the cure of * • * • *
The French Pills are applicable in all cases for i
tlier sex, (warranted free from Mercery) and possess
es great advantages over the llalsains and ull 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 diaa
Sere with the stomach, aud in the first stages of the
jsense, they usually effect a cure in n few days with
little regard to diet or exposure.
In the most ohstinnte stages of the disease, (hey
' are equally certain, having cured many after every
oilier remedy hud failed. In short, they have been
universally successful that the proprietor challenges
mv one to produce ■ remudy of equal certainty, under
a forfeiture of Three Hundred DoUura.
iati!2 I. C. DUBOSE & CO., 89 Water at.
(0* Price, $2 per box, with full directions.
JUDGE PATTERSON.—Read the follow nig
frem Judge Patterson, for thirty yuan the hi at
Judge of the county ia which he lives. *
MtotLiTowi, N. J,, March 12,1840,
Messrs. Comstuck k Co.,
Gentlemen—You :tre et liberty to make seek use
of the following certificate as you deem will oest sub*
serve the purposes for whirh it is intended.
ICKHTiricATK or Jopoi PiTTiitn.]
1 hereby certify, that my daughter has beta afflict
ed with sick iieiidnche for the spare of tbunt sJ
years—the attack occurring onco in about tv o wees, o
frequently lasting 24 hours, doting which .ijio
paroxysms have been so severe, as sppareallv soon
tv deprive ber of life. And after having trit-1 almost
all otner remedies in vain, I have been induced as a
last resort to try Spohu’s Headache Reined] 11 sold
Isy you; and to lbs great disappointment aa I joy ol
beraelf and all her friends, found very material relie
from the first dose of the medicine. She has follow
ed tip the directions with the article, end ia every
cene mkee an attack was threatened has found imme
diate relief, eetil she ia eesr permanently cured —
The aetacke are now very seldom, aid disappear l
moat immediately after taking the quentity directed*
4 hope that others may he beuefitted by the use of
(his truly invaluable medicine, has induced me lu seu
yon the nliove, amt remain your obedient servant,
JEHU PATTERSON, Judge of lha Court of C F
COMSTUCK fit CO
Who lea sis Druggists, 2 rielcher at. New York.
Sold by I. C. DuBOSK k CO, Aunts,
and by Drs. Maynard, llumened, and Gates.Mobile
jan 28 1T0