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BY SAINI'OliO & WIliSOiY
I I . li .VI ■*< .
Subscription, ten dollars for tin* dally | nper, payable in
a Iv-nice, and live tloll.ir* fur the cnuiilrv paper, pa> ible
yearly in itdvntice by ca-li or city rtslcrcacc. Person
wishing to dlituniiinue, must give one week's notice in
writing.
AuvcttTlsJNii.—Advertisements continued without in
terruption, will bo charged ut lac rate of one dollar per
■qtl.ire lor the lirsl iiiHC.'i ion, and lilts cents lor each sub
■4* pieul one. Semi-weekly uud tri weekly one* will be
charged the same as lirsl iuserllons. Twelve lines mnke
n mi|ii ire. If ail advertisement makes less than a square,
Il shall cos! .a* iiiiicU :i r a lull one.
Advertisements iu»l liunied on (lie manuscript, us t<<
the number t»l* insertions, will be continued lor two
ii.mills ami so charge.!, unless previously directed in b<
tukcil out of Hie paper l»v it Written order.
Advertisements uni l».*:u,ing upon their laces the names
of the persons by vvuom they are sent, must bo endorsed
b> them.
The terms for annual ad vcriiscr.s will he &10 for otic
■i|iiare, and $ -» for •■ueli .i.ldiutui il .sijuar.-, wdli llir pri'
lege ol' changing oner- a week,iltic in a.lvamv.
Tin* privilege in >11111**0! advertisers 1* limited lo their
ovvu iiilmudmtu biisiiu’- i i ainl all inlvriai aetiicni ■ I01 ihc
OeindU of other persons, 1- well a ail le ' d advert
menu, and advertisement* of ancliou mile , south) tltciii,
iinisi In* ji.iid for nl tin usual laics.
All advertisements required by law, will he charged ut
tin* mil titles.
A iiuiial ml vortiser* who exceed ihesp.a'v for which they
contract, will bo charge*! at Hit* usual rates.
ArrniigooiBiita will he made with ilioat* who occupy hull
ac.dnutii or more continuous]) lor a veer, according to
the nature of the laisiiie.-m, mid llio frequency id the
change of muUcr.
Advertisemeiils of application for the benefit of llic
Ins ilvcni l-avv-s, will not to* published in any case, unless
paid for previous 10 insert iou, or paynieiit be gunraiitcci!
by a responsible person in town.
AII luilioitMCcoicuts of •• 1 u.1 idates for udi<*e. will be char
ged live dollars for dmlv iusei lions during I lie canv.i"-.
pnvable in all eases in advance.
Military and I'Ve i '«»*n j *ri 11! v a mi oilier slmllnr As-oeio
tinlis, will he charged foil r.i*.e by the in rH hi, or I'orl v
dollars per mill urn il they do imiexece I »m . <i iai'e eacli
Week. i
All personal rniuimiiiic at ions, when admissible, will hr
charged double, nud in all cases pay until must In* 111.ole in
r oilviiuee.
fillttHT SALE.—I'.y virtu:* of a Deed .d'T.usl
J. executed to unity Philip IWeLoskev, bearing date
on the I till day *f March, \. I). ISM, and recorded
in llio Clerk's oilier i»l' Mobile county, in Hunk No.
1, Pages 535 nail 5 If!, we will sell at public tut-lion,
in front of llte court house, on the 5t.li day of April
next—All that parcel of laud, rincite, lying and being
in the county oi* Middle*, containing eighty-lltreo 17
100 acres, being a fractional seelioti liounded sotitli
by (In* Orange Drove trael of land, commencing :H
the point of intersectiott of 1 lie northern line ol said
trad an I 1 he western lino of the Laurent planialiou
nn.I extending west wardly on the north line ol Or
ange Grave beyond its termination: liounded east by
the Laurent plantation, and included witlun llte wes
tern line of gmd Laurent plantation, the northern lino
of the Orange Grove tract, ami the .sectional lines ol
various small tracts ot forty acres, laid oil by the
government of the United States, all ol which will
more fully nppcnr by reference to the map ot llio
township milliner four of range one west.
And also,—One forty-eighth part of the lands be
longing to the Orange Grove (’omnnny, including all
the lauds included in n trust deed to (Julvin Norris,
James Magee and Tlios. \V. Mef'oy, nud which have
not been before this lime laid ofi aud cold by tin* said
Trustees or by the company prior to I lie said deed;
and the said undivided interest hereby conveyed lobe
( subject to the uses nud trusts of the said deed, mid n |
right, title, intercut and claim in the* one forty-eighth
part of all tin* lands in the Orange Grove tract am!
the Laurent plantation, excepting the lots of land so
disposed of which said tracts sfland lie on the north
side of llte city of Mol ilt*, one containing 2t»7 71-100
acres, the other 355 acres; and a lull lorlv
eiglitli interest in the lands held by sttid company be
tween the Said plantation and the river. Terms nl
sale cash. JOHN A. (WMIT.ELL,
DAN’L CHANDLER,
deed 4||ltls SAM’L M. OGDEN.
Burnt corn auaim'iBU.— me mm ses
sion of thin School w ill open on the first Monday
ofjnn’ry next, tinder the rare of J no. lb Clause i.,
where will be (aught, in addition to theusuul branch
es of an English Education, Latin, Greek, tho Math
ematics, &c. Mr. ClaUHel is a native of Virginia,
where lie graduated; ami the subscribers atv proud
in offering to tlut public so ripe a scholar, imbued so
thoroughly with southern feelings and so justly appre
ciating southern interests. The site of the Academy
is remarkably healthy, and remote from those pests ol
the voung, drinking shops, stores and other places ol
, public, resort.
Terms.—For Latin, Greek, Mathematic?, &c. '
$20 per session, or $1 a month for a shorter period;
for Geography, Arithmetic, English Grummet*, &e.,
$15 per session, and for tho primary branches $9
per session.
Board may be had in the neighborhood for $8 per
month. JOHN WATKINS, )
JOHN GREEN, >Trustees.
JOHN MARSHALL, >
Burnt Corn, Sept. 21. scp24 5Uirirtjnl
1~~N CONFORMITY w ith the TaTiTviII and Tes"
lament of Joseph Raby, deceased. and to t arry
into effect the provisions of said Will, ami in con
formity with the order ol the Orphans Court of Mo
bile county, granted tlu.* 23tli day of October, 18-11,
I will, on Monday, the 8th tiny of January, IS 12, ex
pose to public sale, in trout of the court house ol
Middle, within the legal hours of sale, all the personal
and real estate of said Joseph Rally, an follows, vi/.:
the Negroes Willi, Tuny, Isaac, Sally and Iter three
children; Household Furniture; as also, u tract ol
Land lying on Bayou Gotten, in Mobile county, con
tabling about ;J00 at res ; also a tract of Land at I ni
ton, containing about -18 acres, being the residence
of tile late Joseph Raby.
Terms of sale 6 months credit, with two good se
curities. JOSEPH KREBS,
nov20 82tf Executor.
D~ I88OLUTIDN OF_ COI'ARTN*KRSI 11V.—
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tha,,
the copartnership in the Iron Fomulry business at
Mobile, known under the name of .l imes Gerry &
Co., has been this day dissolved. All persons hav
ing claims against suit! firm on account ol the Mo
bile Foundry, will please present them for rett’.e
mentt [ocfsIOStf JAMES Cl KUV.
Medical and ci mn ary herbs.—At
Gates’s Drug Store, 100 Dauphin street—Sage,
Thyme, Baltic, Catnip, Pennyroyal, Ilorehou'rnl,
Peppermint, Spearmint, Motherwort, Life Everlast
ing, Comfrey Root, Sweet Majoram, Poplat Bark,
Saffron, Marshmallows, and various other domestic
Herbs, Barks, Roots, &c. for sale tit
uov27 GATES’S Pharmacy, 100 Dauphin st.
mOBACCO AND CIGARS.—500 boxesTobae
-L co, various brands; 10m Cigars, Canones; 20m
Cigars, Manuel Ainores; 20m Cigars, American; in
* store and for sale by
dec 10 TIIOS. r. MILLER & CO.
la MILLINERY, etc.—Just received per late
arrivals, from France, (via New-York nnd New-Or
Icans) a splendid assortment of rich water'd and plain
Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau
ty of style anil quality of textures; a large assort
ment of Artificial Flowers ; Fancy Caps ; childrens’
Hoods ; Leghorn Hals; Dunstable and Oriental do;
10 4 rich Shawls and Mantillas deep fring'd ; Satin
stipd’d Challies; plain and plaid Mouse do Laines;
French Pr'nis, col’s guaranteed; ladies nnd gents
Kid Gloves; bl’k Bombazine; heavy and rich Chau
tilln Veils, Ace. Ace.
lO* The Millinery department will be conducted
by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully invited to
cull and examine for themselves.
J. A. SMITH, successor to
lltStf I’. C TI.LF.N, til D iupliin-gl.
For silLE.—A family of vuluablc NEGROES.
—consisting of—-HRA INCH, aged 40; good
Gardner, Ostler and general servant
GEORGE, aged (i; bin nml
BRANCH, “ 20; first rale Steward and Waiter
JOE, “ 19; Drayman
The above negroes have been raised in this city,
nnd arc of good diameter, and first rate servants m
every respect, und only sold to close a concern. They
can lie seen by applying at the corner of Conti nnd
Commerce street, up stairs. nov20
EWARK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.—
D. B. CRANE & CO, Manufacturers from
Newark, N. J., invite the attention of their friends
and the public, to their splendid stock of Furniture,
such an Sofas, Sideboard, Centre, Pier, and Com
mon Tables, Wardrobes, &o. &c., which are offered
at Manufacturer's prices, at 37 Water st, next door
to DuRosc k Co’s Drug Store. dee -I
GARDEN SEEDS.—Just received and for sale
wholesale nml retail at the new Drug Store No.
30 Royal street, the following GARDEN SEEDS:
Fall Marrowfat Peas, Early Frame Pens, Carlcton
Teas, Extra Early Peas, lire oil Imperial Peas, Blue
Prussian Peas, Early B«««h Beans, (looker Beans,
Horticultural Beans, Speckled Valentino Beans,
Large Lima Beans, Extra Early Corn, China Tree
Corn, Tree Onions, Assorted Flower Seeds, and a
urge ami general assortment of all kinds used in this
Qouutry. Said seeds are warranted the growth of
1811, and areas good as JLnmlrethg or anv other,
dec 14. J. II. WOODCOCK.
BACON.—21 casks Hams ami Sides, landing
from steamer Al.dmma direct from Cincinnati,
for* do by [dec5] W M. II. BUN ,\ ELL & t <).
SUGARS. —10fchd«« a choice article of nil cn-p
Louisiana; 100 bids prime N O new crop, land
iui from Creole and for sale by
dec 11 MARSHALL & ROWE.
ASPI.ENDiDPIA.NO FORTE, mam»lkcture*l
bv Chickerin* & Mak iy uf Boston, for sale low
by DOUBLEDAY k SEARS,
dec8 3ft Daitphin-st.
t fTlABLE SALT.—A lew boxes just received and
J. for sale by
dccW CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL. I
•) *T RBI.S MKSt) PORK, :»(> Mds prime I'oiU
t for salt* I>v
d©c6 ' HARRIS k ROvSSk
IJI RK SPERM Oil . 20 casks , me Sperm
3 \\ inter Siraiucfl Oil, lam ling ami f n'snle l»v
tfeffi W.M. H. Ill NNI;1.1. & CO.
1(1 COFFEE.—.100 l»ag!*, lati.bug from Imiijiu
k/ Reform, fur sale l»v
dec8 G. WESTFF.LPT & 11RO.
Oi,l) IRISH WHISKEY.—20 2 gallon demi
johns of idil Mali, 12 years, libs is a superior
article, fur sale By [de« 7] J. O’REILLY.
HI.\s Fi \ j . PoVI I)ICR I.., .
JOHN «PkKtLF.V.
wtinter sm mined >1*1:1; u oil r.u
H dec? l y JOHN CPHEILEY.
8 > \ IS INS. 100 li.xer. MR. for « - !«• I.v
« ■ dCiS Will. II. BUNNELL'& CO.
3 }ORT U I \E.—ft ip* casks rieli <• t<I Purl, *.k>oa
* es du, for sale By |dec7| .1. 0*111.11.1.1 .
g OAF S! GAR. 2*1 boxes U I i .
■ ' Halo by |.i. . 7 j JOHN D’REILFA .
M ADEIUA—ft «jr casks Rlamly's London pat -
I** tieiilar, for sale by
dec7 ' JOHN O’RF, I LEY.
Bit ’ON &. S V I ?r.~:«d casks Sides nnifSImtif
def; Ciiicimmli smoked Bacon, 200 sacks Sail,
fur Hah? at low pl iers by
dt*c7 P. MeOAHKILL, l1-’ Coniiwiw*st.
TAfHri'lil I !■!•>.- 2tt0kegs No. * In store and
» * Ini' sole by
decS ' WiM. II. BUNNELL & CO.
(t ISllKN I"• l ' I’idi. 17lirkin clxiice,Inndtit
A iiout li.inptf Reforii)t for i :tie bv
decS W.M. h t:i;M\rt.I. St t o.
8jN1,01 I!. 50 I.Id- srtfterlfiie lauding fi "u . . It: .
Roane, for Hale by'
deell ' 111 \RST?ALL & ROWE.
\n>( liK’S Si RUT. .'no btifft natoiliid si/.Cft
Ynule’s Shot, ju.-t received and for sale by
deelO M . KB.llONI) Co., f)t> Conoiieree-sl.
UBAR--Jim bid- Boston I/cnf crashed ttnd poyr*
k^.lered sugar, for sale by
nov2M g. Vvkstff.i.dt 4^ rro.
CJI*FOIE fu* Hide; apply to
*3 oov.10 HFSIlON, TAYLOR ,S- MYERS.
WINE^.—200 Ik»xos Hi. Julicn, . Mo -
ral, on consign,,ip,n and for sale bv
GUSTAVES BEAL & CO.,
dcc2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conii-Ft.
OT(*II \i •' i. All I . .a of goods taken on Stem
k? al low rales, at the store on Conti street wharf,
decl Ilf by J. H. RIVERS.
I im KEGS R1 w d::k. id ch es 1 ii» Cauia
* ® **/ Or do, just received and for sale, by
duel HUNTINGTON CLEVELAND.
Marking ink.—\ hbisiiiiufoi murk mg Cot*
ton Bales, just received and for sale by
R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
oct20 corner Water and St. Francis-sls.
SPERM CANDLES.—100 boxes favorite brand.
in slum ami for sale bv
DESHSON, TAYLOR Sc MYERS,
nnyl2 corner Conti and Commerce-alp.
nr INTER SPERM OIL—A fe w cask* W mte
» * Strained Family Sperm Oil, received and for
side by 1. C. Do ROSE & CO. Druggislrf,
nl 0 lute Du Bose & Ko0, 89 VVator-st.
n III.vie I IJVMJH—«.r ■I.IIII IO Iiwimni
Whiskey, (i5 bids superfine Flour, for sale by
nuv25 l*. McCASKILL, IS Com. si.
I MO COFFEE, iY. O. Sugar and Flour, lauding
M wfroin schr Mobile, and for sale by
nnv23 JAS. HAGAN, 8-1 Waters!.
POTATOES.—300 barrels Nor the in Potatoes,
ia good order, for sale by
nov2S <■ ittPNER 0c SAGER, (if) Com. t
WHITNEY .v ROSE BLANK KTS.- -.5im*,...,,
very superior, sixes from 8-4 to 14-4, for sale
de*4 bv LATHAM HULL k SON.
J 04A NO FORTES—An ologant article, for «i•
low by 1). B. CRANK & CO,
dec 4 37 Water si.
01.1* PALE SHERRY.—A few d.. superior
old Pale Sherry Wine, in store and tor sale by
FRANKLIN W. MeCOY,
nod2 (if) Commerce-st. j
AIL ROAD IKON - 12 tons Rail Road Iron,
for sale by McGKAN&NOOY AN,
oct22 No. 6 St. Michacl-st.
NORTHERN HAGHINGU-IOO pieces m i-.n .
for sale by f«lec7] D. WHEELER.
POTATOES & ONIONS.-200 barrels lies!
Maine Potatoes, 100 bills liest Maine White On
ions, on consignment and for sale bv
dicl hi j‘. H. RIVERS.
TOBACCO.—50 lx.1: Virginia Lump. Ro|ie—
.0. 50 coils Kentw.kv , lor sale bv
_A. MeKINSTRY, 3 Watt
NUl.s, 350 k ga cut Nails, 4d to 2i>d < i
rior «|uality, for sale by
dcc6 OGDEN HliOTHERS, 12 Water-*).
| >l*ri;.— II coils Bale Rope, landing froin -iciim
0 A/ or Alabama and for sale by
dec! \VM. II. BUNNELL «$* CO.
^TOItAGE—In lire nruof Warehouse and Sheds
KY corner Watet and St Michael st., on accoimuo
filing term.* by (dec 2) J. O'REILEY.
I'jATIIERM.—A prime urlitle of live Gecso
Feathers, for enle low by
dec! 4tf l>. B, CRANE & 00.
U^ANTEl),— A goutl Man Senam, whoumlci
Htandti liou.se work and wailing, wanted bv
<i A RUN ER SAGER.
IjlftBSH Bl CKWHEAT FLOUR ... quarter
and eighth barrels, for sale l>v
CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL,
dec!) 75 Dnuphin-ff.
117H1SKEV.— 200 Impels hourly exnected per
Y ▼ schra. Swan and Elvira, and f*»r sale by
dec7 JEREMIAH itEA.
NEW 11 A.MS—Just received and for sale bv
dll CUNNINGHAM frCOLWELL.
WHISKEY. -MO barrels, (hr sale l.V
dec!I SMITH &. DABNEY.
^4 MOK1NG TOBACCO.—10 barrels Lombard's
^ very line*, for sale by
dec 11 SMITH & DABNEY.
WHITE LB \ l>.—Ao additional supply of tyhlto
Lead , now in store, at
GATES'S Pharmacy,
decll 136 Dauphin-at., .’Mobile.
1 1 RAPES—in small jars, just received and lor
\Jf sale by CUNNINGHAM & COLWT.i E.
(\ IHAI18.—BO;vi dilPcronl brands, lor sale by
J dec 10 W. EDMOND & Co., 96 Coin. si.
^IX SETTS POACH HARNESS, made of the
best materials, for sale by
decS WM. II. BUNNELL k CO.
PERM CANPLi.8.—300 boxes New Beillbrd
Candles, for sale By
deefi OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Wnter-st
CIORN.—200 sacks prime white, landing from
/ steamer Lady of llie Lake and for sale by
doc 10 L. HULL & SON.
rpOBACCO.—50 l>oxes various Brands, for sale
J. dec 1 By LATHAM HULL & SON.
("iROCKERY.—S Boxes coiitaiaing^oach a Din
J ner and Tea sett complete, of white octagonal
ware, lilted to family use, tor sale low By
G. DAVENPORT & CO,
dec 2 81 Com. st.
fYNHE UNDERSIGNED lias instore and recelv
X ing |>er recent arrivals—
120 tons Swedes Iron, well assorted
10 tons German, Cast, Crowley, Shear and blis
tered Steel
15 tons Hollow-ware; 500 kegs Cut Nuils
200 Ploughs, Chains, lines
Fan Mills, Corn Sheelers, Straw Cutters, Grind
stones and a general assortment of Sliclf Hardware
and Cutlery w hich lie oilers for sale on favorable
erms. [dor?)] O. MAZANGE, 48 Coin. st.
rpOBACCO—75 boxes various qualities, for sale
X by fdlO] JOHN O’REILY.
1ANDING from ling China ami lor sale on tvhurf
-A or in store—150 Imxes Codfish, 20 cases galls
naif half galls Un lcrwo«»-.ls Pickles, 25 cases Under
wood’s Lemon Syrup, tor sale by
dec7 1*. McCASKH.L, IS Commvrre-st.
KENTUCKY ROPE.—130 coi|* superior qual
ity, for Bale By
iioc.7 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-al.
RICE.—20 tierces prime new Rice, for sale by
declO THOM. P. MILLER fc CO.
CHEESE—56 Boxes landing trout Barque Kruniu
and for sale By [dlO] JOHN O’REILY.
SACKS SALT in bleached sarks, for
-®t)UU sale By SMITH & DABNEY,
dec! 1 22 and 24 Commerce-*!.
LON D( >N ASS 11 RANGE.—A few copies of the
above Popular Play, jnsl received and for sale bv
DOtJBLEDAV & SEARS,
decll 86 Daiipbiu-st.
HAY—Fur Bale by
dec!3 M. D. ESLAVA & CO.
It V 8 I N K 8 8 l A B I) 8 .
M. <0\ M.\ & UOBlNBON,
c O If M I S sin i\ M E E t' IJ A X T S,
iN»*. ti, Coiniuerre-st.ftloKlt.r.
JACOB ODER,
a HOC EH V STOHE,
No. 21, (loveniment-Alrcel,.Momi.r.
.!. M. u ITIiEUB & < <>.
r a m M i s s / o i\ m /: h cii a x t s,
MOItll.K, Ala.
Office—No. 7, S r. Fit \Nets -svh k *■ r.
Over thr thy f#\Wv store of' IV'Mt-ix M, II "phi u > fy Co
RKFFi:; \( i:«;
Si. John, Powers A Co. Mobile.
Pr. John Mornixl, ) ,
I usenloiwn.
\ oiniia A 1 lintel, >
..
i-J.'j. ii. ii..:,) 1
.1. Coiioley A Co, Selma.
K.C2. Hum ley, l.cwmln. —(Tils. Flag. nrt4 Mtvnin.
•'.I. \ \ Diil.w 'ii BROTHERS,
Commission M iikciia n r$,
XI Ml - York.
A N D R K W S fc B R OT I! F IIS ,
Commission Mlkciianis,
Xcic-Orleane
F. 1.. ANDREWS & CO.,
Commission M k u t Hants,
Residence of 1'arlner*— Mobile t Ala.
J. I. Am>kfw5, Netv-York.
/. Amiiii'W i, N« xx Oilimns.
I’.. I.. A \ nn i:\v , Mobile.
T Liberal a.lv owes mrule on Consignments to either
of llie above lionneM. imlG
M , i ■. V CHi ; ti : I •:«• IS I's .
.1/ the Corner nt Dauphin ollil Roll'd Struts,
Are now i eeei\ iilg ttcl«ti(stipplm* o! fresh
l>iti'tis amt Mr.niciNF.s,
of the lies I ipialily, which they oiler for stile in »pian
lilies lo soil pme.liAMMH ill moilemle pliers.
JOHN C. R\ AN,
( Late ft'Conner A* /Cyan,)
COMMISSION M UKI H AN’T,
iaulli MOBILE At.a.
ROBEU l .'' ’N i CO.,
COMMISSION M H11 C II A N T 8 ,
Win. II. Robertson, i Mobile, Ala.
Ilenrv Mvers, k
Joh. E. Murrell. S i»n!6
J .NO. B. TOUI.MTN,
COMMISSION M I) U ( II A NT,
itinlfi SI St. Michael st.—Momi.r..
< KH1EN BROTHERS,
COMMISSION M E R C II A NTS,
ianlG Mobile, Ai.a.
mTcTTiAN & JiNO()N \N,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A N P
DEALERS IN IRON, Ac.
ianlfi No. (1 St. Michael st.—Monti.F.
A. BATHE & CO.,
Com mission M k n c Hants,
No. 70 Commerce street,—MOBILE.
!F7" Advance* made on Collett shipped to their friends
in Europe and the Ditiletl Slnltyt. innlG
E. c. <*i.\ ri.j: & CO.,
Commission M l k c h a n t s ,
iaulli MOBILE.
r. \kh.\kk i SAGER,
Commission IM f. n c Hants,
MOBILE.
OTT Advance* innde on Colton. Inn Hi
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
Franklin Shaw. Gustaviis Horton.
LAIKD &'LITTLEJOHN’’’
General Commission M r ncu ants,
Mobile, Ain.
Win. I.airtl. J. Littlejohn.
HOLCOMBE,'BROTHER & CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
oetlG No. 39 Emu' 4* Commerce sis.—Mobile.
FRANKLIN’ W. McCOV,
Commissi o n Mekuiaii r ,
ianlG Mobile.
('H<T)|Tk V WlIITE,
Produo k,G roc eu y .v Com mission M k iu iiants
Corner Commerce ami l)auphm sheets,
ianlG MOUILR, Ala.
JOHN SiMPSON & C07
Factors & Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
John Simpson. Henry G. Canfield.
ROBERT IIARWKLL,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
laiilli 23 Commerce st>-—M o b i le .
LATHAM HULL7c SON, *
Auction and Commission Mrrciiats,
No. 22 Water Street,
Mohii.f, Ala.
dnr Liberal advance* made on consignments.
JEREMIAH REA,
Aucion ani> Commission Merchant,
corner Water and St. Michael struts,
iaiilC) M o b i I e .
II ARK is 77 LOSS,
Auctioneers and Com mission Merchants,
ianl« 37 Water street—M o b i I c .
in, TAILOR .'v M\ eks,
G U O C K K H AMI 8 H I 1» ( H A N 1) L K ll S ,
ia:.15 No. SO Commerce st.—Mo BILE.
A qBTIN fc TARDY 7~
Grocers and S h i p Chandlers,
Corner Commerce und Conti streets,
C. II. Amlin, l MOBILE.
B. Tardy, *
1777;. loW BEli,
Wholesale a ml Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES anii PROVISIONS,
ianlG 59 Comsmrcest.—Monil.E.
JOSEPH NALL & C<»7,
W It o I e s a I e & Retail Dealers i n
Haro War k, 1 ron, N ails, Hollow Ware, &c
Comer Commerce and Dauphin sts.
ianlG _ MOBILE.
~ ~ iL northT
Family Medicine Store,
No. 3d Government street,
innIG opposite the Market.—Mobile.
It. L. VVATKI NS & CO.,
Corner Water and St. Francis sts.—MOBILE
Wholesale Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND
ianlG Window Glass.
1.7’. I>IIBOSE & 7(77~
( Liite Dii Bose 4* Rbjf.)
Wholesale Druggists,
ianlG No. 89 Water st.—MOBILE.
I I It Jill AS S. I»A 1
No. (H) Water street—!\1omi.f.
Wholesale & Retal Dealer in
Fancy and Starlk Dry Goods.
~ JOHN K RANDALL, '
Book Sj.i.lkk and Stationer,
No. 44 Water street.—M o l> i I e .
GO* A Bonkldndry is attached to the establishment.
D () l i It L K DAY U S E A U S ,
Wholesale A: Relall Dealers in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, &c.
No. 50 Dauphin xt.—MOBILE.
[FT Merchants, Teachers ami others, purchasing in
quantities, tarnished on the most liberal terms. Inn 16
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESKS, &c.
A general assortment of ttie a t c » t h i y 1 e s by
J. C. G WIN,
32 Water and 48 Dauphin street*,
innlG Mobile.
“ D. S. GREGORY & CO.,
E X C II A N Cl E OFFICE.
innlG No. 54 Jbtyalst.—MoniLE.
MOBILE REGISTER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 63 Royal Street,
Cards, Circulars, Hand Illlls, Steamboat Hills, Dills
Lading, Justice, Notary, Lawyers, Custom
House, Shipping (Hunks, Ac.
Neatly and E x t»« d i t i o u p I v Executed
TW EG ROES FOR SALE—William, a first rate
1 i drayman; Mary, and her Hon, three years old,
first rate cook, washer and ironcr; Bill, eighteen
years old, good ostler and house servant. Apply to
nov24 W. EDMOND & CO., 96 Com. st.
BEEF—5l) ball'bids Mess Family Beef for sale,
to arrive per tchr Helen, by
dlO HARRIS & ROSS.
r|BANNERS OIL.- 20 bids barrels 'fanners Oil,
.1 just received and lor sale by
R. L. WATKINS k Co,Druggists,
nov8 cor Water ami Sts. Francis-sts.
Mackerel.—25bbi» No. t<-<25 bf. hhu N0.1
15quarters; 25( kits, landing from ship Tar*
(piin, for sale l»v
D&8IION, TAYI.OR fy MYF.US,
nov2 nor. (Join. & Conti at*.
VINEGAR—50 bid* cider Vinegar, for sail by
nov39 HARRIS & R<)SS.
I jN XTllA WHEELS of every description, for sale
Hi dec 2 % j. O’HEILEY.
EATS FOOT OIL—Pure NeaUout Oil, by "Ac
. gallon or bottle, for sale by
1. C. Du BOS E fy CO. Druggists,
novlO late Dubose & Roll'. No. 38 Water st.
Kentucky bagging.—150pieces 41 inch
large pieces, landing and iq storc^br sale by
4q:7 U. WHEELER, 8 Watcr-st.
I’l'ili 1C HOI SK8._
W A YFI5I.Y HOliSK MUTOR,
A»W A nrtn Zrmrnt-— Jhirrx Ufdttcwf.
rJAllK Broprietor dcsirottn nl rnutrilxitiug to the
5 riitiiiot'l am! rtiiivcnifiirr of the ImrhicKs comma*
nily in compliance with the wi<ln - of a large major
ity of his patroiAs, w ill oil tin* 20th msl., infriNltirt
the followim; arrangement, viz:
Breakfast at 7 oYI u-k until 10$ o'clock.
Dinner “ 1 “ ** 5 “
Ten «* 6 “ “ 8 “
Lortirs Ordinary
Breakfast nt 8 o'clock.
Dimer at 8 •«
Tea " at (> **
Rates on Bo.ml as follows:
Bottl'd ao<l Lodging per ilnv. ? W*
“ “ “ “ week ... 10 tH)
“ “ “ “ nmntli.00 00
“ “ “ S or more months at.50 00
Boanl without Lodging per week...0 00
“ “ “ “ mouth.80 00
Dinners per month.20(H)
Part ies of Gentlemen, Societies, Clubs, Kv. fail
In* served with dinners or sup|N*rs, at any time In
giving a few hours notice. A nmnlirt of rooms re
served anil a ladies ordinary prepared expressly for
families visiting the city. tier 1-1 12k mo
JIL FI TAW HOI sli.-Ti.e ftWf •' now
,pSW, Open, and teady to receive company as usual.
Every exertion on the part of the 'ulwi’iiln't shall lie
ged to please those who may favor him with thgir
patronage. JAiilEN BF.NNOA F.K.
J. I’, formerly comm.*,tided the " unhoat Neptune,
nnv i'll .00 Kmn
tnyil STKKF.S * * • I • *
r!L‘,‘igL A ('ARIL—Recent event * ave made it
necessary that I Imul.l leave Nat. » . ami I hav.
therefore selected this city as a place »*t residence, in
Ihrpctt of elliiliuillg that support which Was ritfgen u
gai»i; t me there in coimeinience of losses by fire and
tornado. I have taken and opened the house on Conti
street, known as the CONTI ISTHKKI' HOTEL,
now the property of Mr. McCarty, tin? same that was
owned by Mr. .loll it Richard son, and which under
his management gained considerable reputation.
I promise to make this house nil it should he—a
home for all those who may patronize the establish
ment.
1 have been thirty othl years in thc»«ulh, twenty
three of which I have I icon occupied in keeping n
public house in the city of Natchez.
The Conn-street Hotel has been neatly lilted up,
nud fmiiiidied anew. Tlu* servant.** are the same
that 1 had in the Natchez Southern Ksbhange, and
arc well accustomed to their hiisinf***. The Hotel
is now ready to receive boarders, and the undersign
ed will l»c llianklul for till jmlronnge that a geneimis
public may think proper to bestow.
WILLIAM BARKER.
New Orleans, Nov. 15th, 18-11. imv23 8lKin,
NEGROES.—The subscriber Ins on hand ami
will be constantly receiving from Charleston
and Baltimore, NEGROES of etery description,
which will bo disposed of nt moderate priors. He
will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in
his hands for side, at his place on Jtcksou, between
Dauphin and Ml. Francis streets.
oct22 62» opt i Td JAMES fb ZUNTZ.
NOTICE.—The subm*.rilirr having purchased the
entire stork and trade of Meters. J. Hai.i.
Co. U'gs leave to inform his friends tml the public,
llint he designs keeping a eousiaiil and well assorted
supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
EDGE 'BOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE,
at the old stand, coiner Water Hitrhcock*& Alley*
lie hopes by tinremittcd attention to merit a share
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessors. OVIDK MAZANGE.
nov5 COtf
r ■ ii i n imiivi .-iuiicu n.i'iii- .'din iui ii riui i\ in
X nnd Hardware in Mr. O. MAZA [\'(»E, beg leave
to solicit for linn a continuance of tin* patronage 01
customers. 0Cj>'The ollioe of the sohscrilier is re
moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st.
where all those indebted will please call and pay, and
all demand* presented for settlement.
non.) (tttf JOS El'll HALL & CO.
rax R(INAWAY from the subscriber residing
spv in Pcrrv County, Ala.,abont the iBlOcloltcr
Ia.it, JACOB,a nc'gio mail about twenty-two
i<> three years old, about five feet 7 or 8 inch
es high, quite, black and likely, rather slow in hi*
motions, but speaks quirk when spoken to—he for
merly belonged In T. C. Wtiite of Dallas Co., and
was by him traded oil’in Mobile \Uicre Joeob work
ed for some time in Slate Steam Press.
HACK or HERCULES, a negro man uIkmU 25 or
six years old—rather small of stature, say 5 feet 1 to
(»inches, and will weigh about 120 to 30 lbs., rather
black and quite intelligent and .sprightly, and will tell
a very plausible tide should he Ik? apprehended. He
is vvcll.urqtinintod in Montgomery Co. where he once
belonged—and also at i\|ol»i!o when*lie worked oner
in the Cotton Press. TIu? above described negroes
are believed to be together and may have made their
way for Mobile. A liberal reward will Ik? paid
for their apprehension and delivery to me at my re
sidence in Perry Co. Ala., or if lodged in some Jail
so that 1 get them.
HI l Ot—lavvtf L. Q. C, do YAMPERT.
E( OMMITTED to the jail of the county
of Derail), Alabama, on tin- 19th July, 1811,
one negro man a* a runaway slave who calls
„ his name Sam, and say* In* belongs to Dr.
Uuinucl Puckett, who In? save is living in Rankm
county Mississippi, he is above twenty four or five
years old, yellow complexion, lias long hair and two
nears on bis Ibrc-head, about live feet Jive inches
high, rather stout, his front teeth above are wide u
pnrt. The owner is requested to come forward
prove pro|M?rty, pay charges and lake him away, or
lie will be disposed of a* the law directs.
JOHN M. LANKFORD,
nov2 66tf Sheriff of Decalb County.
CATCH DIM.—My Imy HOPE i* imk
‘nR the city, offering t# hire himself to
some steamboats, cotton press or as dray
, man. I will pay a reasonable reward to any
one who will return him to me. He is rather slender
built, a little bow legged, very black, lias a large
nose, wears light mixed pants and either a blucfrm k
mat or roundabout. [dcelO 9lf) II. OATES.
LWTTm BRO IDEK I F.S .-IIEN K V & STOD
DART, corner of Water and Conti sts.,lmve
imported and are now opening, a splendid assortment
of Embroideries and Thread Ibices, consisting of—
Capes, Caaezons, Collars, Collarette,
Petit Collars, Chemeyettcs, Stomachers,
Infant’s Kolx?e Waists and Capes,
Muslin Rolers, (some of which are richly embroi
dered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,)
Embroidered .Shawls,
Mourning Collars in groat variety, Ate,
A large assortment of Thread Laces, Edgings and
lusertings, real Valencoiincs Edging*,
Also—Linens, Table Linen, Towelling, Diapers,
12-4 Barnsley .Sheeting*, Spool Cotton,
Scotch flingnams, Ate. Ate.,
Figured and plain China Silks, Idk Satin and
Satin Turk, Muslin do Lainc, Ate.
All of which they offer at wholesale or retail cheap
cash. dec 1
f ■ ’ 11 ij otu^iunriH hum just receiven—
A. GO case* European and French Print*
100 “ and Imle* Cotton Osnnburgfl
Brown nnd bleaelicd Sheeting nnd Shirting
25 cases while & grey super Welsh Plains
Kerseys, Linoeys, Denim*, 'Picking, be.
15 I rains Blanket*, in which are super. Kith rib
bon hound Whitney, and Mackinaiv for beds;
Cradle and coarse I lull’d and Twilled do
—ALSO—
100 ease* Kip nnd Negro Brogans and Boot*
175 do7.cn far and water-proof wool flat*
50 do women and children's Palm Learn Hood*
Oriental (now style) Florence plain and English
Straw ladies nnd misses Bonnets, newest shapes nil
of which, with a "rent variety of other articles in the
DRY GOOD way, making an unusual and very ex
tensive assortment, which he oilers at wholesale or
retail low for Cash nr on ntvrrt timr. Orders of com
mission houses, and the custom of purchasers from
the country and city is respectfully solicited.
hoy23 GEORGE G. HENRY.
BACON & PORK.—20 hlids Cincinnati smoked
Sides ami Shoulders, 24 bids mess Pork, re
ceived on consignincet per steamer Southornor and
for sale by Cl RODE & WHITE,
dec8 corner Com. and Daupliin-stf.
NE DEARBORN CARRIAGE fc CARRY
ALL, si pin re body waggon. Also, a light
trotting Buggy Waggon,lauding from brig Cotes, for
sale by ]uov24 85it.) JOHN O’ltElLEY.
IETTER PAPER.—50 reams superior English
J Linen Letter Paj>cr, oa consignment and for
sale by GU3TAVU8 BEAL & CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s buildings, Conti-st.
FRESH TEAS.—Landing from slop Alabamian
—100 13lb Ihixcs Imperial
100 Gib boxes Imperial, 30 Bib lioxe* Hyson,
for sale by GUSTAVU8 BEAL b CO.,’
dec2 Hagan's Buildings, Conti-at.
COFFEE—75 bag : now crop Green Rio
20 do old government Jaya, fur sale
by [no\29] JNO. C. RYAN.
1 | M l CORO# <>AK WOOD, for sale at $-1 |»e
E Ul/oordf in lots to suit ptirclmsers, by
uovSO D. C. LOW BEK & CO., 59 Com. st.
iSl m I,IkT:KS_KKNTI/CkY BAGGING,
coils Kentucky Rope, for sale by
nnv6 70tf JAMES 11 AG AN, 84 'Water-»t.
ALCOHOL, &c.-10bids Alcohol,200dux Suljih
lluiiiiiao; English Calomel in lb Kittles; Spir
its Turpentine and Chrome Green, now landing, for
'tile by IdcciOJ M03ELV & CO.
ON CONSIGN MEN l nuil ut»w landing— SOU
barrels prime Potatoes
MW) hales prime Eastern Ifnv
150 I4>ls No's 1.2 uuil 3 MaVkercl
200 boxes liesl brand Sfierm <'amlles
100 sacks best ok! Jav a Coffee
700 casks Thomnstun Lime
175 casks while lump l.ime
20 M pi ime Norfhern Rucks
25 w sawed While Pine Each*
30 a “ “ “ Shingles
20 w clear “ “ l.uml ter, 1 and 2 inch
2000 bushel j Plastering Hail
200 Imxes prime OihIIhIi
100 boxes prime smoked Herring
2S bids prime Newark Cider
50 bills “ “ Apples
25 “ “ piekled Ci.,|foh
HKi kills prime Tongue. and Sound*
25 halfbbis ll.dlibut Fin*
10 halfpipes Holland Gin
10 qr “ “
2:5 “ “ American Gin and Brandy
lOOlf lies* SpuniiJi Cigars, Jfcc. for side in Inis
to suil purshasvs, bv
deoil * _ J. II. RIVERS.
n RANDY. GfN, RUM ANI) WIHSKEV —
50 quarter casks Scignelte, Pellervuisin, and
American llnihl}
2 pi|M’s Holland, and 10 bids American Gin
20 bbl* New England Rum
50 do old Rectified Whiskey
10 do old Monongdieln Rye Whisker, in
-tore and for sale very low, bv Cl RODE k WHITE,
d9 corner Commerce and Daopbiu *t*.
PRINTS, CLOTHING, &c.—15 rases Mad,In
Trims, Senses eotlottade, kersey and deny pan
laloons; kersey jurkefs; .white, fancy and striped
Shi is; lenses riHsdhm! plain K o l hides
whiiii 'v and fancy end Illenkoi* ; ’X)' nW1 ;A <i ! -
brown Shirting;" 5 cases Ideueli'cr-f^i <tff; .frHf v
Shirting Stri|»e*; lease Ladies white Hose, for sale
doc8 by WM. H. BUNNELL A (X).
BA( ON. 22 casks Side* and jjluwililcri. Mo
lasses—23 bbl* in line order. Sugar—10 hhd*
a prim:: article, landing from Lady of the Lake and
for .-.dc hy fdflclOj L. HULL & SON.
MJKtiKOElf FUR s\l.u. A Negro Woman ami
1 s her two male children, one ulmnt 4 years, and
the other alvout 2 years old, sold for no fault. The
woman is a first rate conk, washer and irouer. Fur
tonne, apply to CIRODE & WHITE,
decS corner Com. and Dauphin-sts.
IE F.MO\ AL.—The Hiihscrilieis have removed to
■ » Mr. Hogan's new buildings in Conti street—
Office second floor.
nov27 88tf G A RDNER & S AGER.
IVOTICK.—All persons indebted to the snhsrri
i-l her for goods sold on commission, or as agent,
whose accounts have been standing sixty days, will
please make payment on or Ixtfore the 10th hist,
tied ltf J. II. RIVERS.
PITRE WINTER Hl'ERM OIL.—1ft tierces and
bids in store, for sale bv
dec8 WM. If. BUNNELL & CO.
(TIGARS.—30m Regalias, 10m CunOMCS, nit eon*
J siguincnl and for sale by
GUSTAVUS REAL & CO.,
der2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
|\'<i IRA COFFEE. - To bags, lauding frorn
1 schr iMniidarin from Baltimore, and for sale by
dec 2 i. TPRKiLBY.
I^p» i Ij nr, it ijt fix a t in.—a pleasant amt ot
fcctual .cliff lb.- roughs, colds, liouisnuess, &e.
Received and for sale by I. C. DullOSIl & Co,
nov 20 late uuBom Sc RofF, :»?> Water at,
C1HAMPAGNK 4r RAISINS.* SO Ixixos ,,i Om
y well known Anchor brand, boxes bunch Mus
cutel Raisins, landing from ship Alabamian, for sale
by GUSTAVUS BF.A1, & CO.,
dce2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
171 LOUR ^ WHISKEY.-800 bid* Flour, a su
JL prrior article; 100 bbls old Monongahela Whis
key; 100 bids old Rectified Whiskey, landing from
steamboat Alabama and for sale by
dead ELliifi & GREEN,68 Coiuounrca<#t
fETTRR BA1*ER.—800 renmat for ttnle by
J nov 18 LATH A VI Ill’Ll. & SON.
Bagging, robe a- twine.—mo pieces
Kentucky Bagging, 100 coils Kentucky Rope,
2 boxes Kenluckv Twine, landing and for sale l»v
OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-at.
WINES AND COFFEE.—'the bubacribersof
fer for sale the following invoice of goods se
lected ov nn experienced individual expressly for
tins market—
4 quarter casks Mndeiin Wine
1 pipe Sicily Madeira Wine’
4 quarter rusks Port Wine
1 do do do do Page .V Co
4 do do Pale Sherry Wine, W D Gordon
3 do do do do du Lnpomide
20 bags Government Java Coflee
t)36 WHITAKER A SAMPSON,21 St I’nnicis-st
C 11.ABET.—io cask a f jatoivr, 75 boxes Fauttiae,
y 90 boxes l.udoii, 80 lioxes Modoc, 20 boxes St.
Estcphe, 25 boxes Chateau Muigcuux, 25 lioxes
Chateau Lnlitte, for sale by
jfc-efl OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water st.
T1UANDY.—2 half pipes old I lennessee, 2 half
I 9 pipes 1806 Cognne, 1-4 cask 1805 superior ml,
5 half pipes J. J. Dupiiv Sc Co. do, on consignment
and for sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL & Co.,
dee2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
NOW I.ANHINti from tin Wetumpka, and for
sale at Gates’s Pharmacy, Linseed Oil, Copper
as, Whiting, Sash Tools, Gold Leaf, Alcohol, &c
I nov2G
KHeNTUCKY ROPE.—215 coils suiwiior Bale
Rope, lauding this day ami for sale by
»av4 D. WHEELER, 8 Wafor-at.
MADDER-Prime Dutch, Ombro mid French
FFF Madders, landing ami for sale by
1. C. Dt*HOSE & CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBosc & Rolf, 89 Water-st.
AOOARONI ft VERill h i . I l l.—20 boxei
Macc-aroni ami 20 bxs Vermicelli, in store nod
for sale by DEB I ION, TAYLOR & MYERS,
nov 12 corner Commerce ami Couti*sts.
Gomp.o sassafras.- a ftipp'y df dombo,
prepured with the greatest care, just received
and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at
aov2G GATES’S Drag Store.
tIOFFEE.—100 sacks Havana Cutlee,
• 100 do Rio do,
75 do Java do. For sale by
nov 26 SMITH & DABNEY.
CiOFFEE.—100 bags new crop Green Rio Coflee;
^J80 bags old goveriuiient Java do., f.r sale by
mov2 J- C. RYAN,«or Conti & Water-sts.
<•11 W ACKS~SALT—for sale by ~
F. SHAW & CO.
not 8 56tf 68 Coininercc-st.
KENTUCKY ROPE.—100 corte iuipertorqt»a1
ty, for sale by
noil l). WHEELER, 8 Wat«r-st.
SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT in bleaelT
^*JvFV/od sacks, for sale in Iota to suit purrhas
era by SMITH & DABNEY,
oct l 34 ' 42 Commerce-st.
OWDER & SHOT.--200 Bags Shot; 100
Kegs Powder; 1000 lbs Lead
For sale by eci8 57tf) CALVIN KEITH.
8 PA NISH INUlOfl►—-000 llw finest Spanish lo
digo, landing ox ship Edwinn, for sale by
I. C. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists,
nlO Into DuBose & Rofl', 39 Wuter-st.
n ALE’S TOBACCO—160 boxes nnd half do
Hale's superior Tultucco,nud other hrtindtsjiis
received per schr John A. Lancaster, on consign
ment, nini for sale on liherulterms by
nov22 W. EDMOND & CO , 9fi Com, st.
FOR SALE.—A first rate Family llorso, with a
single Barouche nnd Harness. Also, a neat
Buggy Waggon new, with harness complete.
unvlft W. EDMOND & Co., 96 Commerce-«t
ASPAUAGUS ROOTS.—A few hundred of the
finest Giant Asparagus Roots, far sale low.
I. C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
*ovl3 39 Waler-ct.
NEW' FANCY GOODS,—An assortment colored
nnd Black Silks,
Black and colM Mot udine de Lanes, French Prints,
Fancy Handkerchief* mid Shawls,
Kid and Fillet Gloves & Milts, Linen Oumb.Hdkf*
Silk Hosiery, &c. just received mul for sale by
THOS S. BATES,
octl 3 58if No. 60 W'uier-st.
INTER STRAINED SPERM OIL, of sit
perior quality, just received and for sale by
_decI0' MOSELY k CO.
HI CASKS CINCINNATI BACON SIDES,
1. vl landing from steamer Merchant and fit sale by
novJJO JEREMIAH REA.
Port’s mouth hay and potatoes.—
250 bales best quality Portsmouth Hay, 250 bid*
l»est quality Porismoutb Potatoes, landing from ship
Venire and fof sale by
_dec9__J. H. RIVERS.
PRINTS—80 cases of Fall River Print* of a va
riety of pattern* mid quality, just reccivud mid for
sale by * [d8J J. B. TOULftlN, 35St. Michael-st
WIIlfE LEAD—100 krS. A... 1~[‘kTh.TWtiw
Wli. Lr.nl, lor wile by CIRODK fi WHITE,
<l!t rornrr Ctmimeice ami Dauphin .to
EM1JOHN8,—100 auoli nr I, 2, a unilir>Tali7,
for Hilo by [licclIJ JOHN O’HEILEV.
P|A\PE, rttkiSSk^, INK* Ac.—The undei>ign
1 isl, Agents fin Messrs Win. Hagai & (Vi's idd
| established Type and Storeotvpo riittndry, are pre
p.iioil to receive nnlrt.1 for all iksct iplions of Ty t c,
plain and ornamental; Presses, Ink, and all other
material*- used in printing.
Specimen Ihmks, comprising n large variety* of
new Tv|*c and Ornaments, can l*e seen at the store,
corner of Water and Conti sirens.
dce8 WM. II. WWNRLL k CO.
Ij AINTER’S DIAMOND CKMF.NT An inva
lu.dde discovery for joining broken glass, china,
earthenware,cabinet work, ami fu* \ articles of ev
ery description. This cement it acknowledged to In*
ftniicrior to any thing of the kind eve, otTcred to the
public. Its extreme strength is r -mmkttblc, ns nIso
the variety of purposes to which it may l>o applied.
It resists wc l—will stand an ordinary degree of heat,
and its hardness, xxhrti set, is truly astonishing.—
Tlie great facility of using it, iw mixing or prepara
tion being required, is a strong ■< lOiuiitendniioii in
it: favor. In lad, it requires only to lie known, lo
be found in use in every family.
For mending broken glass, rbinn, &e. it succeeds
wonderful!v, as the joint* show bat little. Many ui
ticlcs of tins kiiul, that but (or tins discovery would
Ik* entirely useless, nun be securely ami (irmly unit
ed, and become as ttselul as when new. The leaves
of Imoks, pnstelKiard, fancy articles in tortoiseshell
or cabinet work, may lie neatly mended with it.
To prevent imitations, which would disappoint the
purchases and bring into disrepute the genuine arti
cle, the public are requested to observe the signature
of the proprietor, “ W. B. Fainter,*' written on
the wrapper of each bottle.
Sold in bottles at 25 ami 00 cents each, by the
Propairtor, W. B. Painter, No. 23,3d Avenue, N.
Volk; also, by hi* appointment, by
no\2f) II. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ala.
Yir'iwr .vifnrK—W.. nconven
▼ ▼ Iv-ih e .tmi g.i -r t< • .». ex>« **mcc* y dm pro
prietors of the wharves, from the present mode ol
shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that
from and after the first day of November next, no
dray will lie permitted to enter tiprn any of the
wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the
drayman first delivering to the wharfinger—who will
attend for that purpose—a written acknowledgment
from a responsible sUip|>er, resident in the city, of
liability for flic wharfage, or payment of tlie same
made in cash.
ft*p1346tljan A. J» JUDE, Whatfinger.
rri CXUMKi.mi (’i»nki!( rmxAKY’—The
J • subscriber has the honor to inform tlie Ladies
and Gentlemen of Mobile tliQt he Inis now on hand
and will constantly keep a lulls apply of every kind ol
CONFFL’TION AltIKS, FhIMTS, C ANDIKS AND CAKK-S
of the best quality and of his own manufacture, such
as he has heretofore had the pleasure to furnish
them; nli of which he will sell at wholesale or retail,
for the lowest prices for cash.
lie also has a largo assortment of Hka(. Havana
Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give
delight to tlie lovers of a good article.
Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate
Term*. T. CARMELICH,
S. E. corner of Dauphin and St Kmuuuet sts
O A B AGS B1A< dx PEPPER-10 bun Spire,
tJx" 20 bags Rare Ginger, just received and for
sale by R. I.. WATKINS & Co. Druggists,
novo cor Water and St. Franeis-sts.
MAM8.*-*10 mukUt tl fond aiticlc, received to*
day per steamer W, W. Fry, for sale by
dt c2 MARSH ALL & ROWE.
M Umi KKA I M»1N UKIMMtn.—^OUW 111 V nipo
V' intion Orders* in sums to suit purchasers, for
gate by srptl7 47tf J. K. COLLINS.
(1 KAN BEKRI till 4* MACKERELT^IS half £
✓ <Ir bids Crunlieme*, 30 half and qr bids No. 1
Mai kercl. for sale by
no>13 76tf 1’. MeCAHKILL, 18 Coin. st.
INRE8H WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
. —The subscribers arc now in receipt of their an
nual supply of Garden Heeds, embracing every variety
in general tine. They will warrant eveiy Seed sold
by them to lie fresh* well matured, and of the ursl
selection. I. C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
nnv13 late Du Bose & IlnfT.
Oi I M. SUPERIOR REGALIA CIGARS——
iw" I for sale by
novO ' G. WESTEELDT & BRO.
f|MN PLATE.-51 boxes Tin Plate of various
I brands* for sale bv
novlft 77if II. L. REYNOLDS,fid Watcr-st.
| 1h PIECES MAYSVILLE BAGGING,
1II" I 75 coils Rope,—just received and for sale
by (oc.t8 57] CALVIN KEITH
IN LOWER ROOTS.—MOSEL Y k CO, DHt|
gists, at the corner of Daupbin and Royal sts.,
have received by the Mary Silsby, a small collection
of nalboiis Roots, consisting of Daldins, Tulips,
Hyacinths,Crown Imperials, Anemones, Iris, Croar*
Ramiiiciilus, Lilies, l'olyunlhus, Narcissus, and dou
ble Joiuiuitls. nov 27
IN XTRA REGALIA CIGARS, 4“ Brittauniu”
-ibrand; also Trnbneos, landing from schooner
Belle, from Havana* and for sale for rash only, by
novgp st» j. (i. mCHAEMIIFSKY,80 Royal st.
POTATOES.*- 100 barrels Northern, f< »r vale
low from the wharf, apply to
inu2 JNO. RYAN, cor Conti 4'Water-sl.
BROOMS.—HOdoMU assorted* for vale lit
deed 4tf I>. V. CRANE & CO.
C11GAKS.—A lot of superior quality, just reeeiv
J ccived and for sale by
dee 13__M. 'P. ESLAVA k CO.
BUCKWHEAT.—70 packages in 1-M and 1 1
bbU mndc line new Wheal, lor sale by
deell JOHN O’RElLEY.
IN RES II HAMS—Just received and for sale by
1 d 13 CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL'.
S’ Term candles and hoail—100 boxo*
New Bedford Siterni Caudles; 150 boxes No. 1
Snap, for sale by [deelS] JNO. C. RYAN.
SADDLES.—A consignment of about (» dozen, lor
sale at very low prices bv
deell JOHN O’RElLEY.
WIN’ES7 CORDIALS7 &e-30 cask* Bor^
doaux Claret; 375 cases do do
10 bbD white wine Vinegar
12 eases assorted Cordials* 5 do Absyntlie
10 eases fine Esiephc Claret
25 baskets Anisette
10 eases fine Ht. Jillicit Claret
7 eases Sweetmeats, landing and for sale by
deelS VVM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
ARRIAGEH, BUGGY WAGONS, &c.—6
handsome well finished city built Buggvs
1 handsome spume top Carriage
1 handsome Ilaroucho
2 second hand Carriages
1 light Trotting Wagon, 6 set Harness, for sale
deell JOHN O’RElLEY.
WK liuve on liund u supply ot CUUltlJNU
STOVES worthy of attention, on account of
economy—convenience and cumlort.
CUMMINS, HOGAN A SNOW.
n27 80 Commerce strset,
BONNETS.— A large assortment,amongst which
arc holies und misses American and English
plain Straw nild Tuscan, English Willow, Cyprus,
Oriental Leghorn, Modena and Silk Bonnets; white
and colored Palm Leaf Hoods, Ac. for sale by
dcd7 GEO. A. ARNOLD, 43 Water-st.
I^REN'cfl ARTIFICIAL FLOW'ERS.—A fcw
. dozen very superior French Flowers, for sale by
dec7 GEO. A. ARNOLD, 53 Water-st.
ESS AND PRIME FORKT^—30 Uirreb in
tine order, for stile by
dec7 D. wheeler,8 Wnu»r-st.
ONDON MUS rAKD.^aO boxes in amaU l>«7t»
-2 ties, Ur sale by
dec? I>. WHEELER, 8 Wqtcr-st.
WANTED,—A second liand Counter frnm 20to
90 feel long, with or without drawers. Apply
at 48 Dauphin street, to
doc7 J. II. RIVERS.
RANGES, PINE. APPLES A HAN AN AS—
10m Oranges, KM) Pine Apples, 100 bundles
Bananas, holding from brig Canton from Matanzas
and for sale liy [sled Itf] J. II. RIVERS.
BOXES ]BORDEA UX CLARET, W
" lilids N O Sugar, for sale by
dec# JAMES HAGAN, #6 Cotui-st.
ALMONDS AND RAISINS—Just received and
for sale by
dcc7 CUNNINGHAM A CALDW ELL.
HERRING.—No. 1 fresh, just received and for
sale by
dec7 CUNMNC.IIAM A CALDWELL.
L|ME.—500 cask* Tliouuiston Lime, ibis day
lauding from brig Iloiucr an«l for sale bv
dec? J. II. RIVERS.
UGAR AND FLOUR—12 birds prime old Su.
gar; 65bbla s. f. Flour, for sale by
nov29 P. McCAKKlLL, 18 Cm. st.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—45 bids new Su
gsir, 50 bbls new Molasses, for sale by
decIO TIIOS. P. MILLER A CO.
HOLLAND(GIN, Re—lOqr pipes best Hol
land Gin ; 4 qr pijies French Brandy, this day
landing and for sale low from the wharf by
dec7 J. H. RIVERS.
WAA COILS NORTHERN ROPE, mam.fac
4 Ull tureil from Riusia Hemp; 2-jO pieces Ala
btunu Bagging; 103 pieces Briggs Bagging, for suh
by W. D. WILSON,
dccl3 corner Wutcr and Si. Fraucu-»ls.
SELl.t l' r*« IUNII,—A t**Jeet- brlmol wilt to*
opened in this city «m Thursday. 81st tVtober
inst. under the care ut ifac Kiev. H. It. Wkioht nod
I«ai>Y, it; the building ouGovernment street, formerly
occupied by Mr. Kemble.
The number of pupils w ill be limited to forty. and
under no circumstnn.es will there ho a departure
from this rule. No efforts will be wnnuitg to make
the institution an elevated school of intellectual dis
cipline. sound learning and moral culture, ard nl tlm
unw time to turnidi the beet fnciliticH for an orna
mental and |M>liie education. Lessons will be given
on the guitar, piano and hnip by Mrs. Wright, and in
the other branches of the ornnmentul department by
a lady who has been for several years a highly ap
proved ten. her in the celebrated Troy female semi
narv.
Vocal music will be taught to the school according
to the system of Mr. Low ell Mason, of Boston, with
out additional charge.
The academic will consist of two consecutive sen
si«»n >. and thus afford an opportunity to the pupils t-»
be ubsent from the city during the sickly summer
months, without interuption to their course ofstu !v.
No scholar will be received who cannot tend well
—and those aomewhut ndvnnce.l will be greatly pre
ferred. Hates of tuition made known at ihe com
mencement of the school.
RKFMRKKCES.
Rev. \V. T. Hamilton
Messrs. Harrison A. Blair
Hev. S. S. Lewis
Hon. T. P. Harris Mobile.
Messrs. T. St J. Hmiford
Wm. Sayre. Esq.
Rev. T. S. Witherspoon, Greeksboro.
Rev. Robert Nall. MaUIon.
Mob le. Oct 20. 1841.
NOTICE—The Missis GKANDIN respectfully
inform the citizens of Mobile, that they will open
a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, on the ir.thinst.
in the dwelling one door west of the Bat ton Academy.
Governinent-st, in which they proffer to all who may
|.« 1*t<«e<ul under ilieirCare, n thorough r*»J - --
education in the solid bi-«m„j from their long
experience in this»inploy ment, they flatter themselves
they shall enjoy a liberal patronage. The year will
be divided iuloiwo sessions of fsur months each, alter
which, il the season continues healthy, two months
will he devoted to the ornamental branches. English
Department #20. French upon the most approved
plan $30. Music with singing #40.
Uki EUKNCK—Rev. T. H. Capers; James Seaburv,
EpM-_ n 13'
rrifMAWBr,
MU. BOY LAN takes leave to inform such astro
not great proficients in Penmanship, that he will
give instructions in this art, at his Academy, Govern
ment street, between the hours of 7 and 9 o’clock,
live nights in each week. And he unhcsiutingly
engages to change, in a course of Tuvin Leaaana, the
moat stiff, cramped, deformed or irregular scrawl,
into n style at once bold, frca,«asy and elegant.
Ladies wishing to take a course of lessons, but
finding it inconvenieut to rail at the Academy, will
1m* attended at their residences. Terms moderate. »4
mi wiinmtfmciii i/weumgs, navingencn rnur
rooms, and kitehen room, an the north side of
Uuuti street,between Royal and St. Emanuel sts.
Also—Three rooms suitable for offices or sleeping
apartments, in the buidiug adjoining the above dwell
ing. Rent moderate. Apply to
nff J. EMANUEL.
' jHfL FUR RENT—Tbrfce fetores, No? IS? 17. 19
JiiWon east side of Water street. They wilt he
r Miied separately, or together, and is a desirable loca
tion for anv business.
Also—The Store No. 10, on west side of Water
street, late in the occupation of Obear A Phillips.
Also—-An Office over the store of 1). Wheeler, No
8 Water street. The above premises will be rented
at very low rents. Apply to fnti] J. EMANUEL.
MFOK KENT.—That desirable countly resi
dence at Summerville, formerly in the ooru
puney of N. F. W illiams, Esq. and possession given
on 1st November. Apply at tho Merchants’ lusu
ranee Co's. Office, St. Francis at. [o20.
FOR lil'NT—That desirable office ... Mom
Jl*”M on the lnwut Hour of the building west side of
uoyul, near Conti street—lately occupied by Culhheri
| A Stanley. Also
I A brick Warehouse on St. Micha el street, oppo
site J. H. Toulmin, capable of storing 1000 bales of
cotton.
Also a store on St. Michael street, now occupied
by Ju Q. Davis A Co., with two large offices on the
second lloor.
Also two three story buildings on Water street ad
joining the Merchant* and Planters Journal Office —
with counting rooms in the second floor. Apply to
wtll _J. EMANUEL.
JOHN illfAGAW aTco. 2? Dnuphiustreet,
offer for sale:
50 cases bro. drab plain Hats
50 do do Idack do
50 do do rorum d»
25 do fashionable fur do
25 do do silk do
Just received per brig Mobile.
Also duily expected in store by barque Hebron and
brig Alabama:
100 cases Russet Brogans; 50do Kip do
25 do thick Boots; 20 do tine do
40 do Women's fine Shootq 20 do Men’s do
15 do Children's do do ocr8
IIA'I'S AND BONNETS—the subscribes
is now receiving a largo assortment off fats and
straw goods, amongst which, are as follows 1
50 cases Men’s f'nsh. Beaver and plain blk. Huts.
25 “ “ wide brim *• “ *•
25 " " “ “ “ drab 4‘
10 “ " " fashionahl.t silk *•
150 dor. Palm Leal Hoods, with a great variety of
ladies’ and misses Leghorn and plain straw Bonnets;
shell, horn and ivory Combs; band boxes, artificial
flowers, stocks, Ac. For sale cheap for cash or good
puperjjy fo29j OEO. A. ARNOLD. 43 Water s!
□ AT E. KOBB1NSON 8 CHEAP VARIE
TY STORE*—Just received per ship Hector,
a large assortment of fashionable and low
crowned broad brimmed Black und White Gentle
men’s HATS, A Ls«»—-Fine Russia Beaver, and low
priced Huts. Likewise, received per barque He
nron, an assortment of tine und coarse White Linen
and Cotton Shirts; do Flannel Shirts; which will le
sold very low for cash, nt the sign of the Mammoth
Hoot, corner of Water and Government streets.
01-122.
CHEAP AS THE CIIKAI’KST.—ffcic
Just received at ROBINSON A STUART’S
Cheap Variety Start, corner of Government and Wa
ter-streets, a general assortment of
Ueady-made CLOTHING, HATS,
OOTS, SHOES, and
DRY GOODS, direct from
■ the manufactories, and for
sale nt the lowest prices for cask. Please call and ex
amine, nt the sign of the Mammoth Boot. niff
Ciotton osnabergsXnd'shiktings—
J 75 bales Petersburg manufactory, received* *
John A. Lancaster, at low prices, by
n23 G. O. JOHN80N, 43Water-n.
PRINTERS RARER, CM*— W« Have Ra|>0r lor
Printer*, of all the usual sizes ; also just received
“ Superfine Packet Post, blue," for Pricea-Currcnt,
Bills, and Bills of Lading, plain ; also, a supply of ibe
Maine kind, ruled, for invoices, bills, Ac.
015 MING K. A RUSSELL, 13 Water it.
ri TOBACCO—1UU bxs Suundcrs' T^nhaSSH, VMMUI
X qualities, embracing a lot sa*d to be the finest
pver shipped to this market; for salehyt
nlO RIVES' BATTLE A CO.
CHOICE CIGARS—Ceres Kogalias, Jacques
Regalias,Imperial Regalias. Imperial Trabuces,
for sale by [n30] D. WHEELER, 8 Water st.
PEASE CANDY.—A supply of Pease celebra
ted. Clarified Essence of Hoarlioutid Candy,
just received and for sale by
1. C. DU BOSK A CO.,
n30 late Du Bose A Roff, Nu. S9 Waters!.
BONNETS—30 cases usaorted* Bon nets, just re
ceived per barque Abbot Lord, and for sale by
iil.T JOHN BRAGAW A CO. 97 DaupbUjt.
BACON.—5 barrels May bard's Canvass'd Hams
3 do uucanvnssed do
Cincinnati Bides—foi sale by
novl8 M. A. VAN HOOK, 4 Oommeree at
LOWK LL OSN ABEKGS A COTTON ADRB^
160 bales Lowell Cottons, on hand and ex pec tod
dnily per brig Now England from Boston, direct (row
the manufacturers aiuleinbraciug— Noa 1, 9, J, 7
Osutbergs; heavy Cottonades; 5 cases Raney Cot
intitules. The attention of the city aswi country mor
chsnts is called to these goods, of which a largo sap
ply will be kept on hand at all times, sad sold at fau
tory prices and expenses, for cash or approved city
paper.
n96 tf C. DELLINGER. 7f Commerce's!.__
I INSEED OIL—13 casks for sale, to arriso per
-A ship A Librarian. Apply to
n«3 WHIT KK A A SAMPSON, 91 St. Franc is-st.
DOMESTICS—inhales 4 4 Sheetings, for sale by
WHITAKER A SAMPSON,
n23 21 Si. Franris-at.
JO. CAI.OINA gives to every body tliut likes a
good Cigar, that ho has tin* very best, at his Ear
lier shop on Royal street of all varieties. He would
puff them himself, but who ever tastes them will
think any oilier puffing insipid! Come and try 44 You
next.”___
SWEET MALAGA WINE.—80 qr casks, land
ing mid for sale by
dee4 WM. II. BUNNELL A CO.
|r~ONlH>N PORTER,—Landing ex ship Hogarth
Xj from Liverpool for sale by
uovSO JAMES HAGAN, 8-1 Water si.
PLOUGHS—We have jast received a supply of
Palmer A M'Cnriufck's Ploughs, from the Rich
mond manufactory, Non. 1, 6 and P.
n93 MINOR A RUSSELL. t3 Water st.
1 Brogan8 and Soots—50 eases Kip Bro
gan* , 40 do Kussett do ; 93 do thick Boots, for
sale low by O. G. JOHNSON.
u*A‘ 42 Water-at. up suiizs.

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