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BY SANFORD & WlLSON. MOBILE, FRijjAY EVENING, DECEMBER; 24, 1811. VOL. I —NIL *22.
J’ E H M a .
Subscription, ten dollar* for the daily f ajier, payable in
a I v.amn*, ami five dollar* for i!>e countryvpapur, p lyublt;
yearly in Hdvuiice by cash or city reference. I’ersoii
wishing to discontinue, must give o:;u week’* notice in
writing.
Advbutihjno.—Advertisements continued without in
terruption, will be charged at the rate of one dollar per
square for tile first insertion, and tluy cents for each sub
sequent one. Semi-weekly ami tri-weekly one* will In
charged the same as llrst insertions. Twelve lines m -.kt
a square. If an advertisement make* less than a square,
it Hindi cost a* much a* tt fall one.
Advertisement* nut Untiled on the manuscript, in to
the number of insertiou*, wiil be continued Ibr two
uonlh* and *o charged, unless previously directed to In
taken out of the paper by a written order.
Advertisement* not bearing upon their face* the names
of the persons by whom they are sent, must be endorsed
by them.
The terms for annual advertisers will lie 910 for one
square, and 9-» for each additional square, with the priv
ilege of changing once a week, due in advance.
The privilege of annual advertiser* is limited to their
v own immediate business ; and all advertisements for the
oeuelil of other persona, a* well ns all legal advertise
ment*, and advertisements of auction sales, sent by them,
must be paid lor at the usual rates.
>• All advertisements required by law, will be charged at
the lull rates.
Annual advertisers who exceed the.space for which they
contract, will be charged at the usual r ites.
Arrangements will lie made with those who occupy hall
% column or more contin uously for a )»■•<', according to
the nature of the business, and the frequency of ilie
change of matter.
Advertisements of application for the benefit of the
Insolvent Laws, will not be published in any case, unless
paid lor previous to insertion, or payment be guaranteed
by n responsible person in town.
All announcement* of candidates for office, will lie char
ged five dollars for daily insertion* during the cun vitas,
payable in ati cases in advance.
Military and Fire Companies, and other similar Associa
v lions, will lie charged full rates by the insertion, or forty
dollars per annum if they do not exceed one square eac.li
week.
All iifTKitcJ -smnnii . itious.Wben a t.'iiissfbte. willin'
euarged double, and in nil cases payment inusi lie mute hi
advance.
4 " 11 WITH
FWtltUST S ALE.—By virtue of n i>
* JL executed to us by Philip McLoskey, bearing lute
on the 14th day of March, V. I). IS41, and recorded
ia the Clerk’s office of Mobile county, in B ink No.
1, Pages 535 nod 536, wc will sell at public auction, j
in front of the court h >tne, on the 5th day of April j
next—All that parcel of laud, situate, lying and lieiat; j
in the county of Mobile, containing eighty-three 17- |
103 acres, being a fractional section hounded south I
by the Orange Grave tract of laud, commencing at !
the point of intersection of ilie northern line of said |
tract and the western line of the Laurent plantation j
and extending vvestwardly on the north line of Or
ange Grove beyond it* termination: bona.led oast by
the Laurent plantation, an I included within the wes
tern line of sanl Laurent plantation, the northern line
of the Orange Grove tract, and the sectional lines of
various small tracts oi forty acres, laid otf by the
government of the United States, all of which wiil
more fully appear by reference to the map of the
township number four of range one nest.
And also,—One) forty-eighth part of the lands be
longing to the Orange Grove Company, including all
the lands included in a trust deed to Calvin Norris,
James Magee and 'Pirns. W. McCoy, ami which have
not lieen before this time laid olVund sold by (lie said
Trustees or by the company prior to the said deed;
and the said undivided interest hereby conveyed to be
subject to the uses and trusts of the said deed, and a
* right, title, interest and claim in the one forty-eighth
^ part of all the lands in the Orunge Grove tract and
the Laurent plantation, excepting the lots of land so
disposed of which said tracts «f land lie on ilie north
side of the city of Mobile, one containing 267 71-109
acres, the other 355 39-100 acres; ami a lull forty
eighth interest in the lands held by said company be
tween the said plantation and the river. Terms of
sale cash. JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
DAN’L CHANDLER,
dec.4 4||tds SAM’L M. OGDEN.
BURNT CORN ACADEMY.—The third ses
sion of this School will open on the first Monday
* ofJan’ry next, under thecare of Jno. B. Cr.AUSEL,
where will be taught, in addition to the usual branch
es of an English Education, Latin, Greek, the Math
ematics, &c. Mr. Claused is a unlive of Virginia,
where he graduated; and the subscribers are proud
in offering to the public so ripe a scholar, imbued so
thoroughly with southern feedings and so justly appre
ciating southern interests. Thu site of the Academy
is remarkably healthy, and remote from those pests of
the young, drinking shops, stores and other places of
public resort.
> Terms.—For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c.
$20 per session, or $4 a month for a shorter period ;
for Geography, Arithmetic, English Grmnmer, &c.,
$15 per session, and for the 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. sop24 501TVt jitl
- TN CONFORMITY u iih~Ui7Tl,i Will and TcT
A lament of Joseph llaby, deceased, and to carry
into effect the provisions of said Will, and in con
formity with the order of the Orphans Court of Mo
bile county, granted the 28th day of October, 1341,
I will, on Monday, the 8th day of January, 1812, ex
pose to public sale, in front of the court house of
Mobile, within the legal hourjof sale, all the personal
and real estate of said Joseph Raby, as follows, viz:
the Negroes Willi, Tony, Isaac, Sally anti her three
children; Household Furniture; as also, a tract of
Land lying on Bayou Coden, in Mobile county, eon
tabling about 30!) acres; also a tract of Land at Ful
ton, containing about 48 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.
RESOLUTION OF COPARTNERsillP—
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tha„
Ihe copartnership in the Iron Foundry business at
Mobile, known under the name of James Curry &
Co., has been ibis dav dissolved. All parsons hav
ing claims against said firm on account of tbo Mo
bile Foundry, will please present them for settle
ment. [oct29 65tf JAMES CURRY.
EDICAL AND CULINARY HERBS.—At
Gates’s Drugstore, 106 Dauphin street—Sago,
Thyme, Baltic, Catnip, Pennyroyal, Horehouml,
Peppermint,Spearmint, Motherwort, Life Everlast
ing, Comfrey Root, Sweet Majoram, l’oplai Bark,
Saffron. Marshmallows, and various other domestic
Herbs, Barks, Roots, &c. for sale at
iiov27 GATES’S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin st.
OBACCO AND CIGARS.—500 boxes Tobai
co, various brands; 10m Cigars, Canones; 20m
Cigars, Manuel Amores; 20m Cigars, American; in
store and for sale by
m declO THOS. P. MILLER & CO.
[%[ E W A N 1) S EASON A BLR DRY GOODS,
ll MILLINERY, etc.—Just received per late
arrivals, from France, (via New York and New-Or
leans) a splendid assortment of rich water'd and plain
Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau
ty of style and quality of textures; a large assort
ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps; childrens’
Hoods; Leghorn Hals; Dun-table and Oriental do;
10-4 rich Shawls and Mantillas deep fring'd ; Satin
stipd’d Chailies; plain and plaid Mouse ae Laities;
French Pr nts. col's guaranteed; ladies and cents
Kid Gloves; bl’k Bombazine ; heavy and rich Chan -
tilla Veils, Act*. Acc.
O* The Millinery department will be conducted
by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
J. A. SMI TH. successor to
u25 tf P.CULLEN, 61 I) «uphiu-8t.
FOR SALE.—A fainilv ol valuable NEGROES,
—consisting of—BRANCH, aged 40; good
Gardner, Ostler and general servant
GEORGE, aged 6; his sod
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
t can be seen by applying at the corner of Conti and
Commerce street, up stairs. nov20
EWARK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.—
D. B. CRANE & CO, Manufacturers from
♦ Newark, N. J., invite the attention of ttieir friends
^ ami the public, to their splendi I slock of Furniture,
bik'Ii as Sofas, Sideboard, Centre, Pier, and Com
mon Tables, Wardrobes, &c. &c., which arc offered
at Manufacturer’s prices, at 37 Water st, next door
to DuBosc & Co’s Drug Store. dec 4
GARDEN SEEDS.—Just received and for s ile
wholesale aud retail at the new Drugstore No.
89 Royal street, the following GARDEN SEEDS:
Fall Marrowfat Peas, Early Frame Peas, Carleton
Peas, Extra Early Peas, Green Imperial Peas, Bine
Prussian Peas, Early Budi Beans, Hunker Beans,
Horticultural Beans, Speckled Valentine Beans,
Large Lima Beans, Extra Eatly Corn, China Tree
Corn, Tree Onions, Assorted Flower Seeds, and a
arge aud general assortment uf all kinds used in this
country. Sai.l seeds are warranted the growth of
1841, and areas good as Laudreths or any other.
decl4. J. 1L WOODCVCK.
BACON.—21 casks Hums and Sides, landing
from steamer Alabama direct from Cincinnati,
for Bale by [deco] WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
SUGARS.—40 hlids, a choice article of old crop
Louisiana; 100 bbls prime N O new crop, laud
iug from Creole aud for sale bv
dec 11 MARSHALL & ROWE.
TABLE SALT.—A few boxes just received and
for sale by
declO CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL.
POTATOES & ON IONS. ——200 baritds~be7t
» JL Maine Potatoes, 100 bbls best Maine While On
O ions, on consignment and for sale by
* dccl ltf J. H. RIVERS.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.—97 hhds Louisiana
Sugar, 52 bh!s !M du-ses, landing from achr l I •
rinda, for sale low from the wharf, l>v
dcel-? ELLIS & GREEN, (i8 Commerce-at.
1^1 ii.Ul AND .MOLASSES—36 hhda Prim.* La.
Sugar, 13 bbls Molasses, lauding from fclmoaei
Alpine, f«»r sale from the wharf, by
din _ ELI.IS & GREEN.
tIOFFEE.—2U0 bags Green Havana Coffee, land
f ing ner schrs. Belle and Plutarch, for sale b\
deel4 ‘ THUS. P. MILLER k CO. '
3 BORDEAUX CLARET.—20 casks, a superior
fi •- article, landing from (he barque H. Shelton,
and for mile by
A 11 ' M1RSH ILL k ROWE.
^ ALT.—1500 sacks Suit, in store and in good or
tier, lor sale by
duel3 F. SHAW & CO.
WAGGONS, DR.WS, fc\— I two horse road
Waggon; 1 light Dearborn Waggon; 1 Col
ton Dray; 1 Cart, for sale by
_ JNO. BY \ V
CUNJDHlES.—25<irmdti« ogiae Brandy, 2 > do
\ E) Rum; lOlmll pipes Otard. Diipiiv U Co. and
.1 .1 Dapuv Brandy; 50 bbls Reel. Whiskey, 15 bbls
Monougahela Whiskey, for sale by
decl3 P. McCASKILL, 18 Commerce-st.
P:»UPLAND HAY AN f) i'( )T A POES.—12s
bales prime Portland Hay, 115 bbls prime Port
land Potatoes, landing from barque Abby Baker, and
for sale by [dec9] J. II. RIVERS.
WINDOW GLASS—Assorted sixes,and White
Lead in Oil, for sale by
\V. D. WILSON,
ded3 corner Water and St. Francis-sts.
i J! S WA\.\ COFFEE.—100 b'4QHb(*i«t given, new
i - cr-.p, l.uiding iVtj 'r • ' , JL 0 > f '
jiedd
Brand? cfTerries.—in i> >•.» , a very -.ii
perior urlicle, for sale bv
decll _ SMITH - DABNEY.
Ljl I j( *1 B.—100 barrels Cincinnati flour, in store
and for sale by
tied 3 _ “ M. D. EH LAVA & CO.
t\ INC!NN A’Pi SIDES.—22 casks a line article
' of Cincinnati cared Meat, landingfrom schooner
Roane an i for stile by
! decll ’ MARS A ALL & ROWF.
H\Y.—300 bales landing from ship Isaac New
to i and for sale bv
d cl3 W. EDMOND k CO.,96Cow.at.
ViriNLS, BRANDIES AND GIN—for sale bv
v v W. D. WILSON,
decl3 corner Water and St. Francis-sts.
PI ‘KI.ED HERRING—A few bbls in store and
for sale by
_dI3__ CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL.
?17tllSKEY.—301) barrels a choice article o
* * Rectified direct from Cincinnati per steamers
Express, Mail and Merchant, for sale to arrive by
dec! I_ MARSHALL & ROWE.
Li^LOUll—150 bbls Superline Western Flour in
i store, for sale by CIRODE k WHITE,
d0 corner Commerce and Dauphin stsS
O/ST BBLS MESS PC*HK, 80 bbU prime Pork,
for sale bv
dec6 HARRIS k Boss.
Pi KE SPERM OIL—90 casks pure Sperm
Winter Strained Oil, landing and f irsalehv
dec6 WM. H. BUNNELL k r<>.
RIO COFFEE.—300 bags, landing from barque
Reform, for sale bv
dec8_G. ‘WESTFF.LDT & BRO.
Raisins.—100 boxes mr. r.»r sale i»v
decs_WM. H. BUNNELL A CO.
POUT WINE.—5 qr cask* rich bid Port, 20ca
ses do, for sale l>y [dec7] J. O’REILEY.
LOAF SUGAR.—20 boxes Woolsey’s Loaf, for
sale by [dec7] JOHN O’REILEY.
XS ADEIRA.—5 t jr rusks B la inly \s London par
ticular, for sale by
dec7 JOHN O’REILEY.
BACON &, SALT.—casks Sides and Shoul
ders Cincinnati smoked Bacon, 200 sucks Salt,
for sale at low prh.es by
der7 P. McCj\SKILL, 18 Commerce-*!.
WHITE LEAD.—200 kegs No. 1 iu store and
for sale by
dec8 W M. H. B U N N ELL & CO.
G< >SIIEN Bl J TTER.—17 firkin* choice, landing
from barque Reform, for sale by
dec8 WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
I^U.OUR.—50 bid* siiperfiiK; landing from srhr.
X1 Roane, for sale by
decl 1 * MARSHALL & ROWE.
YOULE’S SHOT.-200 bags usiorted sizes
Ymile’s Shot, jtist received and for sale by
ticclO W. KbMONI) It C.., , 96 Cnminerce-st.
SUGAR—200 bbls Boston Leaf crushed and pow
dered sugar, for sale bv
nov29 G. WESTFF.LDT & BRO.
SPECIE for sale; apply to
►3 no\30 DESIION,TAYLORfy MYERS.
WINES.—200 boxes St. Jtilien, 100 boxes .'Mus
cat, on consignment and for sale by
GUSTAV US BEAL & CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
^JTOItAdE.—All k . s of goods taken on Storage
l3 at low rates, at the store on Conti street wharf,
decl ltf by J. H. RIVERS.
KEGS POWDER, 10 cases 1 lb Uanis
1 * "vF tvr do, just received and for sale by
decl HUNTINGTON fy CLEVELAND.
MARKING INK.—4 bids Ink, for marking Cot
ton Bales, just received and for sale by
R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
oct20 corner Water and St. Frnncis-sts.
^3 PERM CANDLES.—100 boxes favorite brands
►3 in store and for sale bv
DESHSON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
novl2 corner Conti and Commercc-sts.
W~TnTER SPERM OIL—A few casks Winte
Strained Family Sperm Oil, received and for
saleby I. C. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists,
nlO late Du Bose & Rolf, 39 Water-st.
HISKEY & FLOUR.—50 barrels Rectilied !
Whiskey, 65 bbls superfine Flour, for sale by
nov25 P. MoLASKILL, 18 Com. si.
RIO COFFEE, N. O. Sugar and Flour, lauding
from sclir Mobile, and for sale by
nov23 JAS. HAGAN, 84 Water st.
POTATOES.—300 barrels Northern Potatoes,
in good order, for sale bv
nuv24 GARDNER & SAGER, 69 Com. st.
WTTlTNEY sTrOSE BEANKETS.—600 pair
very superior, sizes from 8-4 to 14-4, for sale
* dec4 by LATHAM HULL & SON.
g JlANO LOUI ES—All elegant article, lor sale
8 low by L). B. CRANE & CO,
dec 4 37 Water st.
fpOSACCOi—60 k.-gs \ n giniu Lump. Rope—
JL 50 coils Kentucky, Ibr sale by
•!o< 6 A.'McKINdTRY, 3 Wa(er-«t.
N AILS.—350 kegs cut Nails, 4(1 to 20J of supe
rior quality, for sale by
ducG OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-M.
UOPE.—11 coils Bale liope, lauding from steam
er Alabaiu.i and for sale by
dec4 WM. II. BUNNELL CO.
l’ORAGK—la lire uroof Warehouse an I Sheds
corner Wuteraud St Michael st., on accommo
dating terms by (dec 2) J. O’REILKY.
FEATHERS.—A prime article of live Geese
Leathers, for sale low by
11 4tf 1). B. CRANE & CO.
W'AN I’EI),—A good Man Servant, who under
stands house work and waiting, wanted hv
dec3 GARDNER fit SAGER.
I^litESH BUCKWHEAT LLOUR in quarter
. and eighth barrels, for sale by
CUNNINGHAM fit COLWELL,
dec9 75 Dauphin-st.
WHISKEY.—200 barrels hourly expected per
sclirs. Swan and Elvira, and for sale by
dec7 _____ JEREMIAH REA.
NEW HAMS—Just received and for sale by
dta Cl WING HAM COLWELL.
WHISKEY.—140 barrels, forsale by _
tied 1_ SMITH fit DABNEY.
SMOKING TOBACCO.—10 barrels Lorrillurd’s
very fine, for sale by
(l.cll SMITH & DABNEY.
WHITE LEAD.—An additional supply of white
Lead, now in store, at
GATES’S Pharmacy,
dccll 136 Dauphin-lit., Mobile.
Cl RAPES—la small jars, just received and for
W sale by CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL.
Cl 1GARS.—30m different brands, for sale by
/ declO W. EDMOND fit Co., 96 Coni. st.
SIX SETTS COACH HARNESS, made (TfUie
best materials, for sale by
dce8 WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
SPERM CANDLr.fi.—300 boxes New Bedford
Candles, for sale bv
decG OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st
CHEESE—56 boxes landing from barque Reform
and for sale by [dlO] JOHN O’REILY.
IMJfcHUf i: 8 s £A it 1) H.
i i > n i • v & lit >itin si)>,
c O M .If / .v N' 7 O JY .1/ /•’ C IIA N T S,
No. G, Commei co-st.MaBlLt.
J U UIl ODER,
GROCERY STORE,
No. 21, Government-street,.Mobile.
.i. M. U ITHERS i cS
C 0 M M / N *Y / U y M ERC IIA iV 7* S,
MOBILE, At.a.
Office—No. 7, S r. Fk ancis-strklt,
Over the Dry Goods store of Wilkinson, Hopkins 4* Co.
REFER SVCRSt
St. John, Powers A- Co. Mobile.
Dr. John Mnrrn*t. I™.. ,
j: J
Mail. J. Forney, >
1M1..I. 1). IluU..JH‘",0n'
J. Conolev A Co, Scliua.
R.G. Huntley, Lowndes.— [Tus. Flag. ocl4 54fMmo.
J7 i. andiu:ws & hr others^
CoM MISS105 M ERCH A N TS,
JS' e iv - York .
A N L) R E W 8 & BU O T 11 V. R S,
Commission Mkrchants,
New-Orleans
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
Commission M k iichants,
Residence of Partners— Mobile, Ala.
J. I. Andrews, New-York.
7.. Andrews, Ncw-Orlenus.
E. L. Andrews, Mobile.
jj- Liberal advances made on Consignments toeither
of the above houses. ianlG
MOM ELEA CO. -PKI GGlsTil
At the Corn it of Dauphin und Royal Stmts.
Are now receiving ndditiannl supplies of fresh
Drugs and Medicines,
of the best quality, which they ofl'er for sale in qunn
lilies to suit pHi*chaset’s at moderate price*.
JOHN <’. RYAN, *
( Late O'Conner «$’ Ryon,)
C O M MISSION M E UCIIANT,
ianlG Mobilk Ala.
RollEIII’SoSS fc CO.,
C O M MISSION MERCHANTS,
Win. II. Robertson, i Mobile, Ala.
Henry Myers, S
Jos. E. MurreJl. ) lanlB
JNO. It. TO ELM IN,
COMMISSION M F. II C IIANT,
ianlG :J7 St. Militarist.—MoBIT.F..
OGDEN BROTHERS*
COMMISSION M KRCHANTS,
ianlG Mobile, Ala.
McGRAN & NOONAN,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN IRON, See.
ianlG No. (i St. Michael st.—Mobile.
aTbatuB & <:o7,
Commission Merchants,
iVr». 70 Com merer street.—Mt)BILE.
Hr Advances made on Cotton shipped to their friends
in Europe and the United Sttitt ■. lanlB
E. r. CENTER & CO*,
Commission Merchants,
ianlG MOBILE.
GARDNER & SAGER,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE.
fTT Advances made on Cotton. ianlG
b\ SHAW & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
Franklin Shaw. Guatavus Horton.
LAI HI TIT 1 J T I LI 'J oTTnV
General Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
Wm. Laird. J. Littlejohn.
HOLCOMBE, BROTHER & CO.,
Factors a nu Com mission Merchants,
ocil6 No. 39 Front fy Commerce .sts.—Mobile.
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
Commission Merchant,
innl6 Mobile.
CIRODE &. WHITE,
Produce,Grocery a Commission Merchants
Corner Commerce and Dauphin streets,
inn 16 MOBILE, Ala.
JOHN SIMPSON & CO“
Factors & Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
John Simpson. Henry (J. Canfield.
ROBERT HARWELL,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
inn 16 23 Commerce st.—M o b 11 e .
LATHAM SON,
Auction and Commission Mkkchats,
No. 22 Water Street,
Mobile, Ala.
Liberal advance* made on conaignmeuu.
JEREMIAH REA,
Aucion and Commission Merchant,
comer Water and St. Michael streets,
innlG Mobile.
HARRIS & ! LOS s7
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
iun 10 37 Water street—M o b i I e .
!> ESH ON, TA Y L< ill M VERS,
G H C G E U 8 and SHIP G 11 A N U L E 11 8,
in:. 15 No. 80 Commereest.—MOHII. E.
A l ST IN & TARDYT
Grocers and Shii1 Chandlers,
Corner Commerce and Conti streets,
C. II. Austin, > MOBILE.
B. Tardy, $
1). C. LOWBER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES a an PROVISIONS,
ianlG 59 Commerce st.—Mobile. J
' JOSEPH HALL & CO.,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
Hard Ware,Iron,Nails,Hollow Ware,&c
Comer Commerce und Dauptn.i sts.
ianl6 MOBILE.
R. NORTII,
Family Medicine Store,
No. 35 Government street,
Innl6 opposite the Market.—Mobile.
R. L. WATKINS & CO.,
Comer Water und St. Francis sts.—MOBILE
W li o I e s a 1 e Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND
iau 16 Window Glass.
~ 1. C. DUBOSE & CO.,
( Late Du Bose <5* Hoff.)
Wholesale Druggists,
ianl6 No. 39 Water st.—MOBILE.
THOMAS S. BATES,
No. 60 Water stmt—Mobile.
Wholesale & Retal Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
JOHN K. RANDALL,
Dots Skllkk and Stationer,
No. 44 Water street.—M o b i I e .
C9-A Bookbimlrv is attached to the establishment.
Do i; b lY: i) v v h s r: a rs ,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer* in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, &c.
No. 50 Dauphin at.—MOBILE.
m- Merchants, Teachers and other*, purchasing in
quantities, furnished <m the most liberal term*. lanIC
HOUSEHOLD FURMTVllk, DESKS, &c.
A general assortment of the a tost styles by
J. C. GWIN,
32 Water and 48 Dauphin ttreets,
ianl6 * Modii.k.
I). S. GREGORY & CO.,
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ianl6 No. 54 Royal at.—Mobile.
MOBILE REGISTER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 53 Royal Street,
Card*, Circulars, (fund Bills. Steamboat Bills, BIB*
Lading, Justice, Notary, Lawyer*, Custom
House, Shipping Blanks, Ac.
Neatly and E x n « d i t i o u a I v Executed
NEGROES FOR SALE—William, a first rate
drayman; Mart, and her son, three year* old,
first rate cook, washer and ironer; Bill, eighteen
years old, good ostler and house servant. Apply to
nov24 W EDMON D & CO., 96 Com. st.
BEEF—5!) half bbls Mess Family Beef for sale,
to arrive per sclir Helen, by
dlO HARRIS U ROSS.
f| VINNERS OIL.—20 bbls barrels Tanners Oil,
X just received and for sale bv
R. L. WATKINS & Co, Druggists,
uov8 cor Water and Sts. Francis-sts.
lYI’ACK.EREL.—25l»bls No. 1—25 hf. bbls Nn.l
i-fX 15 quarters; 25 kits, binding from ship Tar
quin, for sale by
DfcSHON, TAYLOR fy MYERS,
nnv2 cor. Coin. & Couii st*.
VINEGAR—50 bids cider Vinegar, for sale by
nov30 _HARRIS & ROSS.
EXTRA WHEELS of every description, for sale
dec 2 by J. O’REILEY.
NEATS FOOT OIL—Pure Neat-foot Oil, by the
gallon or lrottle, for sale bv
I. C. DuBOSfc fy CO. Druggists,
novlO late Dubose St Roff, No. 39 Water st.
ENTUUKY BAGGING.—150 pieces 44 inch
large pieces, lauding and in store, for sale by
dec7 D. WHEELER, 8 Wator-st.
IM HLIC HOl'NKS.
WAVi Rl.V HOI'sV: NOTH.’!?;
Xcvi Arraignment-P.icrs Urdu id.
tllllH Proprietor desirous of rontrihuting to thr
« comfort ami convenience of the business commu
nity i:i compliance with the wishes of u lar^c major
tv of his patrons, will on the 20th inst., introifnce
the following arrangement, viz:
Breakfast at 7 o’clock until 10$ o'clock.
Dinner “ 1 “ “ 5 “
Tea “ 6 “ “8 “
Lidie* Ordinary.
Breakfast nt 8 o’clock.
Dirncr nt 3 •*
Ten at C “
Ratos on Board as follows:
Board am! Lodging per day. 2 50
“ “ “ “ week .16 00
“ “ “ ** month.60 00
“ “ “ 3 or more months at.50 00
Board without Lodging per week. .9 00
“ “ “ month.80 00
Dinners per month.20 00
Parties of Gentlemen, Societies, Clubs, kc. can
he served with dinners or suppers, nt any time by
giving a few hours notice. A munbei of rooms re
served and a ladies ordinary prepared expressly for
families visiting the city. derl4 12k mo
El TAW SE This Hotel is now
-iililaW- open, and teady to receive roinpuny us usual.
Every exeition on the part of thosubscriber shall he
sed to please those who may favor him with their
patronage. JAMES PENNOYER.
J. P. formerly commanded the steamboat Neptune,
iiov 30 90 k mo
M< ()NTI~s rREET IKKl’EI."
A CARD.—Recent events have made il
necessary that I should leave Natchez, and 1 have
therefore sc*lopfn<l thin c.itV US 11 place rtsldt.mr, in
hopes of obtaining that support which was closed a
gamst me there in consequence of losses by five and
tornado. I have taken and opened the house on Conti
street, known as the CONTI STREET MOTEL,
now the property of Mr. McCarty,the panic that was
owned hv Mr. John Richardson, and which under
his management gained considerable reputation.
I promise to moke this house all it should he a
home fo’- all those who may patronize the establish
ment.
I have been thirty odrt years in the swath, twenty
three of which 1 have hern occupied in keeping a1
public house in the city of Natchez.
'Pile Coiiti-street Hotel has lie on neatly fitted up,
and furnished anew. 'Pile servants are the same
that I had in the Natchez Southern Exbhango, and
are well accustomed to their business. Tile llote
is now ready to receive hoarders, and the undersign
ed will Ik* thankful for all patronage that a generous
public may think proper to bestow.
WILLIAM PARKER.
New Orleans, Nov. 1501,1841. nov2884Km,
NEGROES.—The subset ilier has on hand and
will be constantly receiving from Charleston
and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description,
which will he disposed of at moderate prices. He
will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in
his hands for sale, at his place oil Jackson, between
Dauphin ami fill. Francis streets.
oct22 62taprl *42 JAMES E. ZUNTZ,
NOTICE.—'Flie subscriber having purchased the
entire stock and trade of Menses. J. Hall 4*
Co. begs leave to inform his friends and the public,
that he designs keeping a constant anil well assorted
supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE,
at the old stand, corner Water & HUnhcock’s Alloy.
He hones by unrcinitted attention to merit a share
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended .o his
predecessors. OYIDE MAZAN6E.
nov5 69tf
rpiiE undersigned having bold (heir stuck it’ Iron
JL and Hardware In Mr. O. MAZANGE, beg leave
to solicit for him a conlimiuncc of the palroiuge ui
customers. QC5“’l'he ollice of the subscribei is re
moved to Church street, first door west of R«yal st.
where all those indebted will please call and pay, and
all demands presented for settlement.
nbuft 6fltf JOSEPH HALt fcfe.
RUNAWAY from thesnhserilier nsidiiig
ytii in Perry County, Ala., about the 1st (Holier
Inst, JACOB, a negro man about twenty-1 wo
*<> three years old, a bout live feet 7 or 3 inch
es high, quite black and likely, rather slow in his
motions, hut speaks quick when spoken to—he for
merly belonged to T. C. Waite of Dallas O)., and
was by him traded oil in Mobile where Jocou work
ed for some time in State Steam Press.
HACK or HERCULES, a negro man about 25 or
six years old—rather small of stature, say 5 feet 4 to
(i inches, and will weigh almut 120 to 30 lbs., rather
black and quite intelligent and sprightly, ami will tell
a vary plausible tale should he lie apprehended. He
is noil ucqunmted in Montgomery Co. where he once
.K!|oil*Ji»H— -«*»><! "In" t*t U,i|),|n ivll.T” llO •• ■ 1
in the*"Cotton Press. The ftoute described negroes
are believed to lie together and may have made their
way for Mobile. A liberal reward will lie paid
for their apprehension and deliver} to me at my re
sidence in Perry Co. Ala., or if lodged in some Jail
so that I get them.
dll 6t—lawtf L. (f. C. de YAM PERT.
New embroideries.—henry & stod
DART, corner of Water and Conti sts., have
imported and are now opening, a splendid assortment
of Embroideries and Thread Lares, consisting of—
Capes, Canezons, Collars, Collarctta,
Petit Collars, Clicmeyettes, Stomachers,
Infant's Rohce Waists and Capes,
Muslin Rulers, (some «>f which arc richly embroi
dered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,)
Embroidered Shawls,
Mourning Collars in great variety, &c,
A large assortment ol Thread Laces, Edgings and
Iiiscrlmgs, real Valenconues Edgings,
Also—Linens, Table Linen, Towelling, Diapers,
12-4 Barnsley Sheetings, Spool Cotton,
Scotch Ginghams, &r. &,<•.,
Figured and plain China Silks, hlk Satin and
Satin Turk, Muslin de Laine, &c.
All of which they oiler at wholesale or retail cheap
cash. dee 1
fpHE SUBSCRIBER has just received—
JL 50 cases European and French Prints
100 “ and bales Cotton Osnaburgs
Brown and bleached Sheeting and Shirting
25 cases white & grey super Welsh Plains
KerseVs, Lhisey*, Denims, Ticking, &.c.
15 bales Blankets, in which arc super, both rib
bon bound Whitney, and Mackinaw for beds;
Cradle and coarse Duffil and Twilled do
—ALSO—
100 cases Kip and Negro Brogans and Boots
175 dozen fur anti water-proof wool Hats
50 do women and children's Palm Lenin Hoods
Oriental (new style;) Florence plain and English
Straw ladies nnd misses Bonnets, newest shapes all
of which, with a grefit variety of other articles in the
DRY GOOD way, making au unusual and very ex
tensive assortment, which lie offers at wholesale or
retail low for Cash fir on short time. Orders of com
mission houses, and the custom of purchasers from
the country and city is respectfully solicited,
nov23 GEORGE G. HENRY.
fflHE UNDERSIGNED has in store und recelv
A ing per 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 Nails
200 Ploughs, Chains, Jloes
Fan Mills, Corn Shcelers, Straw Cutters, Grind
stones and a general assortment of Shelf Hardware
and Cutlery which he offers for sale on favorable
erms. [dec9] O. MAZANGE,4S Com. st.
ONE DEARBORN CARRIAGE & CARRY
ALL, square Ixulv waggon. Also, a light
trotting Buggy Waggon, landing from hrigCeies, for
sale by ]nov24 85ul] JOHN O'KKILEY.
rilOBACCO.—50 boxes various brands, for sale
1 dec.4 by LATHAM HULL & SON.
CROCKERY.—8 boxes containing each a Din
ner and Tea sett complete, of white octagonal
ware, fitted to family use, for sale low by
CL DAVENPORT & CO,
dec 2 31 Com. st.
LANDING from brig China and for sale on wharf
or in store—150 boxes Codfish, 20 cases galls
and half galls Underwoods Pickles, 25 cases Under
wood's Lemon .Syrup, for sale by
dec7 P. McCASKILL, 18 Coinin. rce-st.
CORN.—200 sacks prime white, lauding from
steamer Lady of the Lake and for sale by
dec 10 L. HULL St SON._
SACKS SALT in bleached sacks, for
sale by SMITH &. DABNEY,
decll 22 and 24 Commerce-lit.
Lon don assurance.—a few copof the
above Popular Play, just received and for sale by
DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
decll 30 Dauphin-st.
IB AY—For sale by
rl tteclf M. D. ESLAVA & CO.
Herrings and kmptybarrels.—1060
empty barrels, 000 boxes Herrings, lauding
from ship Science and for sale hy
dec]5 G. DAVENPORT It CO.
IN OR SALE—Landing ex selir Belle, Havana, 100
1 bags Prime Green Coffee. Apply to
dl3 JOHN GIBSON, 80 Hi. Mi rime 1-st
SAL I'—The oargu of tbe ship Lanark, for sale.—
Apply to WM. MILLIGAN & CO.
ill3 34 St* Michael-st.
FIRE BRICK.—50* Pensacola Fire Brick, M.
Bonnifan's brand, for sale by
d!3 E. C. CENTER & CO.
ON CONSIGNMENT ami now landing— 800
barrels prime Potatoes
(if)*) bales prime Eastern Ilav
130 bids No’s 1,3 and 3 Mackerel
200 boxes best bran I Sperm Caudles
100 sacks best old Ja\:t Coffee
700 casks Tlioimuton Lime
175 casks white lufnp Lime
20m piinic Northern Bricks
23m sawed Whits Pine Laths
30 m •• “ “ Shingles
20 m dear “ “ Lumber, 1 and 2 inch
2000 bushels Plasttiing Hair
200 boxes prime Codfish
1)0 boxes prime Jmoked licriing
28 hhls prime Ntwaik Cider
50 bids “ “ Apples
25 “ ** pickled Codfish
100 kitts prime Tnngues and Sounds
25 half bbls Halibut Fins
10 halfpipes Holland Gin
10 qr “ “ “
25 “ “ American Gin and Brandy
100m best Spanish Cigar?, itc. for sale in lots
to suit inirslinves, by
d* > il J. II. Kl \ F.RS.
Brandi . gin, EjB and w hiskei
50 quarter casks Seigueite, Pellervoisiu, and
American Brandy
2 pipes Holland, tml 10 bids American Gin
20 bids New England Bum
60 do old Kccliied Whiskey
10 do old Monangnlieln R\e Whiskey, in
store and for sale Very low, by CIRODF. & WHITE,
d0 corner Commerce and Dauphin sts.
PRINTS, CLOTHING,’ 13 cases Madder
Prints, 8cases rolUnndc, kersey and deny pan
taloons; kersey jackets*, white, fancy mil sniped j
Shirts; 4 cases ribbed and plain Kersey*; 4 bales .
whitney and fancy end Blankets; 20 bales 8-4 aud 4-4
brown Slmting; 5 cases blenched 4-4 do; 2 cases
Shirting Stripes; 1 case I.udies white Hose, for sale
_decS__by \V.\I. H. BUNNELL & CO.
DACOiV.—22 casks Sides and Shoulders. Mo
-U lasses-—23 bbls in fine order. Sugar—10 lihds
y prime article, landing from Lady of the Lake and
for min by [dec 10] L. HULL k SON.
NEGROES FOR SALE.—A Negro Woman and
her two inale children, one about 4 years, and
the other about 2 years old, sold for no fault. The
woman is a first rale cook, washer aud ironer. For
terms, apply to CIRODF & WHITE,
decS corner Com. aud Dauphin-sts.
REMOVAL.—The snhscriliers have removed to
* Mr. Hogan’s new buildings in Conti street—
Office second floor.
nov27 88tf GARDNER & SAGER.
NOTICE.—All persons indebted to the subscri
ber for goods sold on commission, or as agent,
whose accounts have been standing sixlv days, will
please make payment on or before the 10th inst.
dccl ltf * J. II. RIVERS.
PI RE W INTER SPERM OIL.—15 tierees and
bbls in store, for sale by
decH WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
C1IGARS.—80m Regalias, 10m Canones, on cun
* signment and for sale by
GUSTAV US* BEAL & CO.,
dec.2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
LAG! IRA COFFEE.—70 bogs, landing from
schr Mandarin from Baltimore, and for sale by
dec 2 J. O’RKILEY.
PATE DE REGNAULD.-—A pleasant and ef
fectual relief for coughs, colds, hoarseness, &c.
Received and for sale by I. C. Du BOSE & Co,
nov 20 late IduBosn & Rolf, 39 Water st.
CHAMPAGNE .V* RAISINS.—20 boxes of the
well known Anchor brand, boxed bunch Mus
catel Raisins, lauding from ship Alabamian, fur sale
by GUSTAV I S REAL & CO.,
tlec2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti Hit.
171 LOUR £ WHISKEY —800 bbls tflour, a «u
- perior article; 100 bbls old Mommgahclu Whis
key; 100 bids old Rectified Whiskey, landing from
steamboat Alabama and for sale by
dec8 ELLIS & GREEN, 68 Cotndterce-sL
LETTER I’APER.—300 reams, for s.d<- hv
nut Id LATH A M HULL & SON.
Bagging, rope £ twine.—500 pitoe*
Kentucky Ragging, 400 coils Kentucky Rope,
2 boxes Kentucky Twine, lauding and for sale by
dec6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Waier-st.
WINES AND COFFEE.— lie subscribers of
fer for sale the following invoice of goods se
lected by on experienced individual expressly for
this market—
4 quarter casks Madmin Wine
1 pipe Sicily Madeira Wine,
4 quarter casks Port Wine
1 J* Jo Jo t*n Page k Co
i .h
* do do, U . » ,, . At j ,
20 bags Government Jo-# “ Pi'""'' *** L jL
n26 WHITAKER k BA^l’SON.Ql St.Krnnris-Bt
CLARET.—10 casks Latour, 75 boxes I’.'.iliac,
90 boxes Lmlon, 80 boxes Mcdoc, 20 boxes St.
Estephc, 25 boxes Chateau Maigeaux, 25 boxes
Chateau La title, for sale by
dec.6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water st.
BRANDY.—2lmlf pipes old llenncssce, 2 half
pipes 1806 Cognac, 1-4 cask 1805 superior od,
5 half pipes J. J. Dupiiv & Co. do, on consignment
and for sale by GUSTAVU8 RKA(L & Co.,
dec2 Hagnn’s Buildings, Couti-st.
NOW LANDING from the Wetumpka, and for
sale at Gates’s Pharmacy, Linseed Oil, Copper
as, Whiting, Sash 'Pools, Gold Leaf, Alcohol, &c
no\26
|%jrADDER-Prime Dutch, Ombro and French
1*JL FFF Madders, landing and for sale by
I. C. DuBOSE &. CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBose A RofV, 39 Waler-st.
ACCAKONl VERMICELLI.—20 boxes
Maccaroni and 20 bxs Vermicelli, in store and
for sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
iiov12 corner Commerce and Conti-sts.
GOMBO sassafras.—A supply of Gumbo,
prepared with the greatest care, just received
and for sale ill quantities to suit put chasers, at
uov26 GATES’S Drag Store.
J"jibWDEIt & SHOT.-200 Bags Shot; 100
Kegs Powder; 1000 lbs Lead
For sale by oeift 5?tf) CALVIN KEITH.
^VANISH INDIGO—600 lbs finest Spanish In
digo, lauding ex ship Edwina, for snle by
I. C. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBose & Rolf, 39 VVater-st.
HALE’S TOBACCO—160 boxes and half do
Halo’s superior Tobacco,and other brands, jus
received per sehr John A. Lancaster, on consign
ment, and for sale on liberalterms by
not22 W. EDMOND & CO., 96 Com. st.
tNOR SALE.—A first rate Family Horse, with a
l single Barouche and Harness. Also, a neat
Buggy Waggon new, with harness complete.
novl6 W. EDMOND & Co., 96 Commerce-st
SPA RAG US ROOTS.—A few hundred of the
finest Giant Aspnrngus Roots, far sale low.
I. C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
mo*'lft 39 Waler-st.
OAA SACKS SALT—for snle bv
F. SHAW '& CO.
ocl8 56if 68 Cominerce-st.
INTER SPRAINED SPERM OIL, of su
perior quality, just received and for sale by
dec 10 MOSELY & CO.
1(1 CASKS CINCINNATI BACON SIDES,
l’* landing from steamer Merchant and fo sale by
n.iv-20 JEREMIAH REA.
PORTSMOUTH HAY AND POTATOES —
250 bales l>est «|iiality Portsmouth I lay, 250 bids
best <|uulity Portsmouth Potatoes, lauding from ship
Venice and for sale by
dec9_ J. H. RIVERS.
PRINTS—3() eases of Fall River Prims of a va
riety of patterns and quality, just received and for
sale by ' [d*] J. 15. TOULMIN,868t. Mielmcl-st
WHITE LEAD—100 kegs No. 1 Philadelphia
VVh. Lead, for sale by CIRODE k WHITE,
d9 corner Commerce ttnd Dauphin sts
LETTER PAPER.—5'J reams superior English
Linen Letter Paper, on consigiunent and for
sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL k CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s building*, Conti-*t.
FRESH 'PEAS.—Lauding from slop Alabamian
—100 13II» boxes Imperial
100 61b boxes Imperial, 30 61b Iwixes Hyson,
for sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL k CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s Building*, Conti-st.
Cl OEPEE—75 lings new crop Green Rio
J 20 do old government Java, for sale
by [nov29l JNO. C. RYAN.
Ti W j~CORDS OAK WOOD, for sale ut $4 pe
I. v/*-Fcord, in lots to suit purchasers, by
.,ov30 I>. C. LOWBER k CO., 59 Coin. st.
OAA PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING,
coils Kentucky Rope, for sale by
novO 70if JAMES IIAGAN,31 Water-st.
LCOHOL, &c.—10bids Alcohol,200do* Sulph
(Quinine; English Calomel in Ih bottles; Spir
its T.irpentine and Chrome Green, now landing, for
sale by fdoclO]MOSELY k CO.
BACON & l'ORK.—20 hlids Cincinnati smoked
Sides and Shoulders, 24 libls mess Pork, re
ceived on consigutneet per steamer Soulheruor and
for sale by CIRODE & WHITE,
dec3 corner Com. and Dauphin-sts.
f|A\ FK, PRESSES, INK, Su*.—The under*igu
cl. Agents fur Messrs Wrn. Ilagnr & CuV old
established Type and SiereotYjie Foundry, are pre
pared to receive orders fur all description* of Tyj>c,
plain and ornamental; Presses, Ink, and all other
materials used in printing.
S|*ecinicn Book?, comprising a lnrg£ Variety o(
new Type uml Ornaments, ran bo seen ntlhe store,
corner of Water ami Conti streets.
\\ M. II. Bl NNI I I. k CO.
P A I NTER’S DIAMONDCEMENT—An iovai
In.tide discovery for joining broken glass, china*
earthenware, cabinet work, and fancy articles of c»‘
ery description. This cement i* acknowledged to he
sttnorior to any tiling of the kind eve. offered to the
public. Its extreme strength is remarkable, ns also
the variety of purposes to which it may I e applied.
It resists wet—will stand an ordinary degree of heal,
and its hardness, when set, is truly astonishing.—
The great facility of using it, no mixing or prepara
tion being required, is a strong recommendation in
its favor. In luct, it requires only to he known, to
be found in use in every family.
For inending broken glass, china, &c. it succeeds
wonderfully, ns the joints show but little. Many ar
ticles of this kind, that hut for this discovery would
be entirely useless, nm> l>e securely and firmly unit
ed, uml become as useln! ns when new. The leaves
ol books, pasteboard, fancy articles in tortoise shell
or cabinet work, may be 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, “ \V. B. Paimtkr,” written on
the wrapper of each bottle.
Sold in bottles at 25 and 50 cents each, by the
I Propairtor. \V'. winter. No. 23, 3d Avenue, N .
! York; also, In bah »nu f>r
H"v29 * .T^/j’F.y, . vt|;Uist, Mobile, Alu.
WI IARF Nt »TM 'F—When hi, muib inconven
ience and great loss is experienced by the 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 uprn any of the
wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the
drayman first delivering to the wharfinger—who will
attend for that purpose—a written acknowledgment
Irom a responsible shipper, resident in the city, of
liability for the wharfage, or payment of the same
made in cash.
ncpIS46tljan A.J. JUDE, Wharfinger*
r | ^ C A KM E Lie H CON K ECT ION A R Y—The
A • subscriber has the honor to inform the I.adies
ami Gentlemen of Mobile that he has now on hand
uml will constantly keeps full supply of every kind ol
COSFKC"TIONAIUKS, FltUITS, CaNDIKS AND CAKKS
of the best quality and of his own manufacture, such
as he has heretofore had the pleasure to furrish
them; nil of which lie will sellat wholesale or retail,
for the lowest prices for cash.
lie also lias a largo assortment of RtAT. Havana
Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give
delight to the lovers of a good article.
Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate
Terms. T. CARMELICH,
S. E. corner of Dauphin and St Emanuel sts
Of k BAGS BLACK PEPPER--10bugs Spice,
cJ" " 20 hags Race; (linger, just received and for
sale by R. I,. WATKINS & Co. Druggists,
nov& cor Water and St. Francis-sts.
HAMS.—10 casks, a good article, received to
day pur Htoamer W. W. Fry, for sale by
der.2 MARSHALL & ROWE.
C~ A O RPO R ATI ON () R D ERS .^^5000 in Corpo..
J ration Orders* in sums to suit purchasers, for
sale by sept 17 471f J. K. COLLINS,
CAR A N BERRIES fy MACKERfL.—15 half &
^ tjr bills Cranliemcs, 30 half and qr bids No. 1
Mac kerel. for sale by
novl8 76lf P. McCASKILL, 18 Com. tt,
J,A RESII WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
—The subscribers arc now in receipt of tltcir an
nua! supply of Garden Seeds, embracing every variety
in general use. They will warrant eveiy Seed sold
by 'hem to be fresh, well matured, and of the fret
selection. 1. C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
novl3 late DuBose & Rn(T.
M. SUPERIOR REGALIA CIGARS
for sale by
nnv6 fi. WESTFM.PT k BRO.
rillN PLATE.-51 boxes Tin Plate of various
A brands, lor sale by
nov 15 77tf 11. L. REYNOLDS,G6 Water-*!.
1 OH |,,Ef;KS MAYSVLLLE BAGGING;
Jl 75 coils Rope,—just received and for sale
by [oci8 67] CALVIN KEITH.
17^LOWER RCKITS — MOSELY & CO,“Drug
gist*, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal *U.,
have received by the Mary Silsby, a small collection
of Bulbous Roots, consisting of Dahlias, Tn*»|««,
Hyacinth*.Grown Turnerlala. Anemone*, !»■•*, Croftfs
n'mu ,
wt 27
IjNXTRA k'::1" cluXi*. |“ liritiuniiia"
IA brand; also Trubueos, landing from schooner
Belle, from Havana, uml for sale for cash only, by
nov25 HO J. G. MICHAELOFFHKY,39 Royal at.
POTATOES.—1<M) barrels Northern, for sale
low from tile wharf, apply to
nov2 JNO. C. RYAN, cor Conti 1jr Water-*!. '
BROOMS.—60 dozen assorted, for sale by
,|,.c4 lit' l». U. CIIANK k CO. j
CHOARS.—A lot of superior quality, j"«i raceit*
J ceived and for *ale by
dec 18 W. I). ESLAVA & CO.
B' UCKWHEAT.—7D package* in 1-8 and 1*4
bids made fine new Wheat, for sale by
riecll JOHN OMIEILEY.
Ail RESH HAMS—Just received and for sale by
I1 ill:! ( I .NMNGIIAM & COLWELL*.
PERM CANDLES AND SOAP. 100 boxes
New Bedford Sperm Candles; 150 boxes No. 1
Soap, for sale by [dec13] JNO. C. RYAN.
SADDLES.—A consignment of about 6 dozen, for
sale at very low prices by
dec 11 JOHN o’RKILKY.
WINES, (OKDIALS, &c.-30 casks Bor
deaux Claret; 875 cases do do
10 bid* white wine Vinegar
12 cases assorted Cordial*, 5 do Absynthe
10 cases fine i'siephe Claret
25 ba*kets Anisette
10 ca*e* fine St. J alien Claret
7 ease* Sweetmeats, landing and for sale by
der.13 WM. 11. BUNNELL k CO.
TWLIW FANCY GOODS.—All assortment colored
Xv and Black Silks,
Black and eolM Mousbne de Lanes, French Prints,
Fancy Handkerchiefs and Shawls,
Kid and Fillet Gloves & Mitts, Linen Camb.IidkfH
Silk Hosiery, &c. just received and for sale by
THOS. S. BATES,
octl3 68lf No. GO Water-st.
CARRIAGES, BUGGY WAGONS, &c.—6
handsome well finished city built Buggy*
1 handsome spume top Carriage
1 handsome Barouche
2 second hand Carriages
1 light Trotting Wagon, 6 set Harnes*, for sale
dec 11_JOHN O’KEILKY.
Wli have on hand a supply of COOKING
STOVES worthy of attention, ou account of
economy—convenience and cumlort.
CUMMINS, HOGAN & 8NOTV.
n27 20 Commerce stmet.
BONNETS.— A large assortment,amongstwhich
are ladies and misses American and English
plain Straw and Tuscan, English Willow, Cyprus,
Orientul Leghorn, Modena and Silk Bonnets; white
ami colored Palin Leaf Hoods, &c. for sale by
<!ed7 GEO. A. ARNOLD, 43 Water-st.
French artificial flowers.—a few
dozen very superior French Flowers, for sale by
dec7 GEO. A. ARNOLD, 53 Wntcr-st.
ORANGES, PINEftAPPLES k BANANAS.—
10m Oranges, 100 Pine Apples, 100 bunches
Bananas, loading from brig Canton from Matanzas
and for sale, by [dccl 1 ff J J. H. RIVERS*
QQA BOXES BORDEAUX CLARET, 60
O'W*/ Idids N O Sugar, for sale hv
dec9 JAMES HAGAN, 26 Conti-st.
I.MONDS AND RAISINS—Just received and
for sale by
dec7 CUNNINGHAM k CALDWELL.
HERRING.—No. 1 fresh, just received and for
sale by
ck»c7 CUNNINGHAM k CALDWELL.
LIME.—500 casks TUomaston Lime, this day
landing from brig Homer and for sale by
dec7 _ J. H. RIVERS.
OLL AN I>i<Vl N, Ac.—10, q r pipes best Hol
land Gin; 4 qr pipes French Brandy, this day
landing and for sale low from the wharf by
dec7 J H. RIVERS. ^
COILS NORTHERN ROPE, manafac
4 vJl/ lured from Russia Hemp; 250 pieces Ala
bama Bagging; 103 pieces Briggs Bagging, for sale
by W. D. WILSON,
dee.13 corner Water and St. Francm-st*.
COFFEE.—100 sacks Huvana Coffee,
100 do Rio do,
75 do Java do. For sale by
nov 26 SMITH k DABNEY.
COFKEE—100 Ivags new cropGreen Rio CoHVe;
'80 bugs old government Java do., f*r sale by
nov2 J. C. RYAN, «or Conti k Water-*!*.
E MIJ OH N S.—100 each of 1, 2, 3 amltft g»*Ts,
fur sale by [decll] JOHN O’REILEY
ELECT SCHOOL—A belect School will be
opened in this city on Thursday, 21st October
inst. under the care of the Kir. 8. R. Wriqht and
Lady, in the building on Government street, formerly
occupied by Mr. Kemble.
The number of pupils will be limited to forty, and
under no circumstances will there be a departure
from this rule. No efforts will be wanting to rr.eke
the institution on elevated school of intellectual dit
ciplive, sound learning and moral culture, ard at the
same time to furnish the best facilities for an orv.a
ttuntai uud polite education. Lessons will he given
on the guitar, piano and harp by Mrs. Wright, and in
the other branches of the ornamental department b*
a lady who has been for several years a highly ap
proved teacher in the celebrated Troy female semi
nary.
Vocal music will be taught to the school according
to the system of Mr. Lowell Mason, of Boston, with
out additional charge.
The academic wdlconsist of two consecutive sej.
•ions, and thus afford on opportunity to the pupils t »
be absent from the city during the sickly summer
months, without inieruption to their course ofstuJv.
No scholorwill be received who cannot rend wish
—and those somewhat advanced will he greatly pre
ferred. Hates of tuition made kuown at die com
mencement of the school.
REFERENCES.
Rev. W. T. Hamilton
Mean s. Hurrison A Blair
Rev, S. S. Lewis _ T
Hen.T. P. Harris Mo.ItS.
Messrs. T. A J. Sanford
Wm. Sayre. Esq.
Rev. T.S. Witherspoon, Greensboro.
Rev. Robert Nall, Marion.
Mob le. Oct 80. 1841.
T%J OT ICE—The Misses GRAN DIN respectfully
1 v inform the chitons of Mobile, that they will open
a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, on the ISthinat.
in the dwelling one door west of the Hatton Academy .
Government-si, in which they proffer to all who may
be placed under their care, a thorough and systematic
education in the solid branches; and from their long
experience in this employment, they Ratter themselves
they shall enjoy n liberal patronage. The year will
be divided intotwo sessions of leur months euch, after
which, ii the season continues healthy, two months
will he devoted to the ornamental branches. English
Department $80. French upon the most approved
plan #30. Music with singing $40.
Reference—Rev. T. II. Capers; James Seabnry,
Lag.__ _ nl3^
PRNMAIBKIIIP.
MU. BOYLAN takes leave to inform soch ns are
not great proficients in Penmanship,that lie will
give instructions in this art, at hia Academy, Govern
ment street, between the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock,
tivo nights in each week. And he unliesiliungly
engages to change, in a course of TtetU* Lttiont, die
most stiff’, cramped, deformed or irregular scrawl,
into a style at once hold, free, easy and elegant.
I.ndies wishing to take a course of lessons, but
finding it inconvenient to call at the Academy, will
bo attended at their residences. Tanns moderate. n4
Two convenient Dwellings, having each four
_HJ(Lrooms, and kitehea room, an the north side of
Goutt street,between Roysl and St. Etnnnuelsts.
Also—Three rooms suitable for offices or sleeping
apartments, in the buiditig adjoinhig the above dwell
ing. Rent moderate. Apply to
«>f» _ J. EMANUEL.
Jtok KOlt KENT—Three Stores, No. 15, 17, 19
Jftj"jLnn east side of Water street. They will ba
rented separately, or together, and is a desirable loca
tion for any business.
Also—The Store No. 10. on west aide of Water
street, late in the occupation of Obear A Phillips.
Also— An Office over the store of D. Wheeler, No
8 Water street. The above premises will be rented
nt very low rants. Apply to [r.6] J. EMANUEL.
MKOK It ENT.—That desirable country resi
dence nt Summerville, formerly in the occu
pancy of N. F. Williams, Esq. and possession given
on 1st November. Apply at tha Merchants’ Insu
rance Oo’g. Office, St. Francis at. [o20.
MFOR It ENT—That desirable Office or Store
on the lowei floor of the building west side of
Royal, near Conti street—lately occupied by Cuthbert
A Stanley. Also
A brick Warehouse on St. Micha el street, oppo
site J. U. Touliuin, capable of storing 1000 bales of
cottou.
Also a store on St. Michael street, now occupied
by Jn G. Davis A Co., with two large offices on the
second floor.
Also two three atory buildings on Wator street ad
joining the Merchants and Planters Journal Office—
with counting rooms in the second floor. Apply to
nctll __J. EMANUEL.
JOH N HKAuAW A ID. 27 Dauphin street,
offer foi sale j
50 cases bro. drab plain Hats
50 do do black do
50 do do rorum do
25 do fashionable fur do
35 do do aiik do
^Tig XlalminH. V ' >W *nJ
100 case* Russet Brogan*; 80do Kip do
25 do thick Boots; 20 do tin* do
40 do Women’s fine Shoes; 20 do Men’s do
15 do Children’s do do oct8
ajaT HATS AND BONNETS—The subscriber
is now receiving a largo assortment of Hats and
straw goods, amongst which, are ms follows :
50 eases Men’s fash. Beaver and plain blk. Hats.
25 “ “ wide brim *• “ *4
25 " " ** “ 44 drab 44
10 44 14 4 4 fashionable silk 44
150 doz Palm Leaf Hoods, with a great variety of
ladies’ and misses Leghorn and plain straw Bonnets;
shell, horn and ivory Combs; band boxes, artificial
Howers. blocks, Ac. For sale cheap for cash or good
paper,by OKOi A* ARNOLD, 43 Waiey-at
^ AT K. Roll 111 NSON 8 CHEAP VAKIK
TY STORE—Just received per ship Hector,
a large assortment of fashionable and low
crowned broad brimmed Black end White Gentle
men's HATS. Ai.so—Fine Husain Benver, and low
priced Hnts. Likewise, received per barque He
bron, nn assortment of fine and coarse White Linen
mid Cotton Shirts; do Flannel Shirts: which will he
sold very low for cash, at the sign of the Mammoth
Boot, corner of Water and Government streets.
Often.
(“^ HEAP AS T~HE~CHEAPEST.—New'Go^d*—
J Just received at ROBINSON A STUART’S
Cheap Variety Store, corner of Government and Wa
ter-streets, a general assortment of
Ready-made CLOTHING, HATH, If I
A BOOTH, SHOES, ami - mJ
DRY GOODS, direct from
the manufactories, and for
sale at the latent pricea for noth. Please call and ex
amine, at the sign of the Maininotli Boot. n16
C40TTON OSNABERGS AND SHIRTIN(*S—
j 75 bales Petersburg manufactory, received*
John A. Lancaster, at low prices, by
i,22 G. G. JOHNSON, 42 Water tu
13RINTERS' PAPER, Ac—We have Paper for
. Printers, of all the usual sizes ; also Just received
44 Superfine Packet Post, blue,” for Pncea-Carrent,
Bills, and Bills of Lading, plaiu ; also, a supply of the
same kind, ruled, for invoices, bills, Ac.
nl5 MINOR A RUSSELL, 13 Water-st.
rriOBACCO—100 bxs Saunders’ Tobacco, various
JL qualities, embracing a lot sa;d to be the finest
•ver shipped to this market; for sale by?
nil) RIVES BATTLE A CO.
PEASE CANDY.—A supply of Pease celebra.
ted, Clarified Essence of Hoarhouud Candy,
juat received and for sale by
I. C. DU BOSE A CO.,
n20 late Du Boso A Hoff, No. J9 Water-st.
BONNETS—30 cases ussorted|Honnets, just re
ceived per barque Abbot Lord, and for sale by
nl5 JOHN BRAOAW A CO. 27 Dauphin at.
LOWELLOSN AB BROS h COTTON ADE8 —
160 bales Lowell Cottons, on hand and expected
daily per brig New England front Boston, direct from
the manufacturers and embracing—Nos. 1, 2, 3. 7
Osntibnrgs; heavy Cottonades; 5 cases Fancy Cot
lonades. The aileniion of the city mid country mer
chants is called to these goods, of which s Urge sup
ply will be kepi on hand at all limes, and sold at fac
tory prices and expenses, for cash or approved city
paper.
n26 if C. DELLINGER, 76 Commcrce-at.
LINSEED OIL—13 casks for sale, to arrive per
ship Alabamian. Apply to
! n23 WHITER It A SAMPSON, 21 St. Francis-st.
DOMESTICS—45bales 4 4 Sheetings, for sale by
WHITAKEIl A SAMPSON,
n23 21 St. Francis-st.
JO. CALCINA gives to every body that likes a
good Cigar, that lie bus the very be*t,ut his Bur
lier Shop on Royal street of all varieties. He would
puff them himself, hut who ever tastes them will
think any other puffing insipid! Come and try “You
next.**_ _ _ deed
SWEET MALAGA WINE.—30 qr casks, land
ing and for sale by
dec!_WM 1L BUNNELL A CO.
ON DON PORTER,—Laudiug ex ship Hogarth
from Liverpool, for sale by
1.0v20 _J AJBKS HAQAN, 84 Watcr-st.
I” jjLOUOHS—We have just received a supply o?
Palmer A M'Cormick's Plongha, from tbu Rich
mond manufactory, Nos. 1, 6 and 8. ,
i.22 MINOR A RUSSELL, 13 Water at.
BROGANS'AND BOOTS—50 cases Kip Bro
gans ; 40 do Russett do ; 25 do thick Boots, for
sale low by G. G. JOHNSON,
n92 42 W ater-st. up stairs.
UUAR AND FLOUR—12 hhds prime eld Hu.
gar; 65 bbls a. f. Flour, for sale by
nov29P. McCASKILL, 18 Cat, rt.
WANTED,—A secondhand Countsr from 20to
80 feet long, with or without drawers. Apply
at 48 Dauphin street, to
dec7 J. H. RIVERS.

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