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I lei an I St. ’ I min'd streets—«•' ' •'■ »*ta»d b*r ■
any busim*:*. It will be rented low i;.l 1 i \«t
; Mk «t this ,■••■'._ _ de<S2
I Jrr\ FOilRE.V T.—J ll«u.«o, with three act-s of
ground attached, with good kiteiieu, and sta !•■.
order, a desirable residence. Hunted unUn
ernineinst., one mile ^i'ooi the nui.\et house.
A House at Sun^mrviHe, corner uf .Spring llil. j
road and Center A»onue.
A House on thp Avenue adjoining the above. To
good tenants th* abo\e bouses will be rented yery [
law. For term*, apply to
E. C. CENTER & CO.
~ INT,
- V i’he Pwelliiig House near Ashton's and j
Cluik’sShip Yards and the Saw Mill—a good '
1 .si.11 1 !\ra common boarding house i ltracery. . '
dee.7 W. EP ■ • . O.
TMjr 0WELLINQ WANTED—A eowforta- •
itf.‘'3l>de dwelling lor a small family, within tivu or .
i<*ji minutes walk of our store, i< wiwtted by
T. P. MILLER & CO.
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-li-d^erlv in the occupancy of the subscribers, at Mo. i
(id, v ommeren street.
n»v20 82if GARDNER & S\GKU.
TO REN J'—'Hie House in (J »\eniment *t
foituerly occupied by T. \V. M Cov, l.scj. nun
at present l;y the subscribers being one of the most
desirable locations in tlie city, too well known to
require anv description.
Apply to LATHAM HULL & SON.
Also, f.,r sale, a Light Carriage, nearly new, with
dou!He harness, for one or two horses , a northern
Cow, been here two summers and acclimated.
m»v1$ L. HULL & SON.
\ FOR RENT.—Several stores and offices ,
j; in tlie new buildings on Conii-st., between >
\Y liter and Royal streets. Apply to
nqvlO 78tf ‘ .1 LMES !i ill\N, 84 Wit sr-st.
_ OFFICES TQ llENT.—'Three Ri inn
»vcr Nos. Sau l 1>) Cmummee-t. Apply to i
IQS. I'. M1LLE1
1 jL FOR !T . large fire proof Ware
U I house on St. J .,-ph street, eapabU- ol conta.n
f,.Jj roSM-ssimi given on the l«t
A Dwelling House on the north east corner of Si. j
Joseph an l St. Louis street.-,.
| A Dwelling House on the south side of Si.Anthony I
street, the first next west of St. Joseph street. l’os- I
; session gi\en immediately.
i ,\ coawifb’tU Dwelling House, with n large lot on I
Jackson street, opposite the Uni tar iau Church. 1’os
scssioa given inunciliately.
For term*, apply to
,,/4 JOHN B. TOt’I.MIM
i \ FI '/*’ RENT—A store and office ft
.^•ift-the wharf, near Dauphin street. Apply to
0.1I8 60tf E. L. ANDREWS 5: CO.
/;-'V FOR REN /'—Fr- hi Ike First Nivember—
Jfi'hffL-in office on the 2; Hoar of the building corner
ot Conti and Commerce ;;t« Apply to
octlo E. C. CENTER & CO.
J• \ OFFICE 1,1 RENT,—A large Room now
Jd -i^-orcuii'ied bv Dr. McNally, at tire corner of Dau
pltin a id Royal streets. Apply to
oct6 * M OS ELY & CO.
\ FOR REN 1’.—Three stores on Whiter street
Jh. Tljetwecri Hitchcock’s alley, an I Dauphin street
Apply to [*ep20] ROBERTSON & CO.
A TO RENT.—Those two 2 story new brick
Dwelling Houses, situated on the smith side
of St. Michael street, between Claiborne and Frank
lin streets, having live rooms, pantries, closets and
cell hi—together with kitchen, ironing rooms and
servant’s rooms. They will be. ready for occupancy
by the 15th October ami will be rented low to good
tenants. Apply to I. C. DUIlOSK & CO.,
1'5!5 T .h'l Wat- i.
/ \ ‘ ' "yn ■ '' Ulii . I II.II i.l
- X " Oh two rooms attached, over Nos. 8 and
10 Commerce si., is for rent. Applv to
l 10 T. P. MILLER & CO.
POTATOES AND HAY.--180 Xbla prime
white Potatoes, (>■) bids prime Chenango do,ICO
bales prime Maine Hay, will be landed to-morrow
an I for sale from the wharf, by
dec7 ’ Jr FI. RIVERS.
4 '1 L ASS WAKE.—500 dozen hall pint Tumblers,
vJT Star bottoms No. 1; 500 do/, half pint tavern
To.alders, polished but toms, No. 4; 500 uo/ half pint ,
Chry-ml Glass Tumblers, polished bottoms No. 5;
50 dozen Cut, Hat plated bottoms, No. 7, instore and
fur sale by COATES & LAX,.Agents,
(I 4 2 l< 35 St. Michnel-st.
a 3 CLASSES.—30 bbls prime new Molasses, in
±1 d. express bills, for salt! by
CIRODE & WHITE,
dcc2i corner Commerce and Dauphin-sta.
rglO THE PLANTERS .OF ALABAMA .—Tim !
w subscribers are authorised to contract fur the de
livery in Mobile, of the best quality of Petit Onil*
I i Se.Hil. i.m iho iivfct moderate terms, and will
make it the interest of Planter* i.. *»..:«!• into tins ar
rangement. CIRO!)E & WHITE,
di'.e23 corner Commerce and Diupliin-sts.
R andles and soap.—100 boxes Kendall;
Co’a Composition Candles, 10!) hxs Sperm
mJles, 50 boxes No. 1 Soap, in store and for sale
. * by WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
dec23 24 St. Franeis-st.
(~N UEKuY BOINGE AND WINE BITTERS.
—20 half bids Cherry Bounce, 20 bxs Axnes’
celebrated Wine Bitters, on consignment, fur sale
by ALEX. PRATT.
4 1 xl. I N ED PLASTEIL-^50 bbU freah Cal
eined Plaster, Ian ling from brig Patriot and for
sale by W. EDMOND & CO.,
dec23 90 Commerce-st.
COFFEE—300 bags prime new crop Havann,
Rio, Java und St. Domingo Coffee, i ir sale low
by CiUi >j)E & WHITE,
dee corner Commerce and Dnu|»lij||.<ni{,
CIO UN.—5i* t*ags white, lauding from steamer
* T.Sahnoml, to."1 Hjile by
deeft* WM. tt lUiNNELL & CO.
ISKEi AND t00
* bbls superfine western Flour, 100 bbls western
Whiskey, 50 bbls Rochester and Babimoie Flour, 10
half bid- best Rye Flour, 50 hlf, qr. an ! 1-8 bbls
Buckwheat Flour, 30 hhls and half hhls old Muiion
gahtJa Whiskey, 200 sacks Java, Rio, Lnguira and
Havana Coffee, in store and for sale bv
ALEX. PRATT.
EAMER MERCHANT.—100bbls Flour
bh is prime Sugar, 25 casks Bacon Sides,
mess Pork, for sale t»v
T. P. MILLER & CO.
i
'— 1UU hhls m I Keoliheu Whiskey,
. to arrive per schooner Swallow, for
>»m the wharf, by
CIItODE & WHITE,
. corner Commerce and Dauphin st*.
new Mess Pork, for sale by
9L, CIItODE & WHITE,
nSorncr Com nerce and ! >;iiiphin Fts.
--yy— witiier sir.mien
, .*» f Nmv Bedford fcjper m Can
siu l for sale by
HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
ET MALAGA WINE.—20 qr casks land
ing from brig Mobile ami for sale by
dec27_JOHN O’REILEY. 4 Wamr-st.
: AGGING AND RoEE.—300 pieces lienvi 44
to 45 incites Kentucky Bagging, 350 coils liut
tv Kentucky Rope, in store and for sale by \
\27 ELLIS & GREEN,68 Commerce-st,
LES AND RAISINS.—40 boxes half gid- i
tickles. 200 boxes M. R. Bunch liaising, in
MAsalc by ELLIS & GREEN,
(iS Commerce-fit. |
Nl> MOLASSES—211 khds Louib
•, 52 ubU M iI;vsbob, (cypres* bids) in
ELLIS & (SKEEN,
03 Oommeree-Bt.
Nos. 1 and 2 brown Soap,
te perfumed- do,
ELLIS fy GIVF.EN,
68 Com. 6t.
boxes beat New Bedford
_J gallons winter ntruined
jria! and Voting Hyson Ten, '
inpagne, Brandies, Wanes
EA1, & CO., 22C.nii.sk, !
»l SU|)UI IUI , in cv*
L & CO. 22 Conti nt.
$ FORI842; Ao4
for sale !»y
S. W. ALLR.V.
white, landing/rum
r wale by
50 Commerce-^
15 firkins Oraii§i
o Cheese, landiu A
SY, 4 Waier-st.
LitusTTco 5TT
»:rl for sale
1 Waler-»t.
a and pint*,
1 Water-st.
V'vT.KH,
\Co nti-sts.
1 ii i J *1 i. It, J J .
List o;ie of DAN MARULE uni HF.HR
( the:«
ilie -\. 1SS family nod La Petit* • •. < ; .. .
/y.’T -.n* i r/xY/.Y./, /'/ c. u. lsh,
\\ .j lit* .lit-,I Hit* ki,?t ■ xu i <-t
Tin: G \ML « OLk OF THE UALl urnl.ss.
F.nip.-mn llarJIie-'.'!......Mi. I i Mat hie
After which, II EL It i LINE will «*<• i i»r:-u.«.!» his
ti'iriw.lle 1 prriF -nance mi the ’1 iijht Ite.
Vft ?» il - Myth I tfirnl, Aquatic Bovletto uf
I a Petite tV. line will dunce La t . -huea.
\ Vulir followed hv lb drama called
UYJ^Ni; i t IE’ LABORER.
Philip sailor).Ml. IE 1 'a!'.
Tin: whole in r.« • n if w iill the r- i > |..lalmiiiiiie ul
THE I'AlliY'N FESTIVAL.
Harlequin, ^
Cl ,ivu ... >.h) tb*J Swiss Family
Pantal-ma. S
Ntipul .a T.o Grand . . .I.a Petr Cline
I^XCilANGE ON NEW YORK at short sight
_.i ami CO dins right, for r.dn by
, ; , F. SHAW h CO.,^1 tnmi • so t.
i-* XCH AN . ON N EU YORK i.n sight,
lA f..r sale by JOS. AUZK tv SON,
d<u’23 3* St. Francis-nf.
I^XUHANGE ON—
ill NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, nu I
NEW OuLEA VS,
—for Kilo by CEO. CLKVKL \ Nl>, Jr.,
dec23 * 20 St. Fiaiifis-st.
«i X H A N GE.—Bills on Now Y rk at 60 duy*>
jlIj far sale hv
tied7 ' JAMES MAGEE.
‘g^Xi HANGL ox'new YORK ;.i 60 day*
-G A sight, for sale In
Cil. DRUIN' 5; J. I.KCESNE,
7 28 Sf. Francin-st.
_ mis
|<Vn? 5*;unTlO days sight, for sale In
. i | ' E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
JA \( IiANUE on L idon, Now Y’urk and New
■ A O; leans, for sale hv
deoil M. I>. ESLAVA & CO.
]p XCH INGE on New i or!. at i•» days sight, lor
:j .leby WM. MILLIGAN' & CO.,
ducll ’ 34 &. Mibhtfobst.
]* A XCH AXGEon New York, at :20 days sight, for
a. A sale by GARDNER A SAGER,
dec8 Comi-street.
]P Xc'li AN(i 11 t>N N K W ORLEANS at 30days
A sight, for sale by
- 1 i>. WHEELER,8 Water-st.
IlIIANGE ON LONDON & NEW YORK,
FJ dec 6 M. 1) ESLAVA «$• CO.
EGXCIIANE ON BALTIMORE & PHILA
DELPHIA, for sale by
GEO. CLEVELAND, Jn.,
dec3 2d St. Fmncis-st.
IBERAL AD4 i\(T.s on coiisignm
“ A Cotton lo our friend.; in New Yolk, Boston and
Havre, made In
deed# HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
IP Xt ii 4NGE u.i N w York ;ii 3 days sight, for
FA<ale by WM. MI LUG \.\ & Co.,
"•>v26 31 St. Michael st.
2 A XCiiANGE on New Y.*rk and Boston, for sale
SA by fuSQj F. SIIAW A.C0..84 Cmn.st.
B/t XCH A NGE on Ne-.v York, at short sight, fur
fl J sale by Cil. D RUIN' .V J. I. EC ESN 15,
ii-T 28 £ t. Francis st.
S XCHANG13 on New Orleans, at one day's sight
-t-J for sale by
n27 .STEVENSON FORBES,31 St. Frarris-st
Ip XCIIANGE on New York, at 3 dais sight, for
~A sale by W. MILLIGAN dr CO.
• i St, Michael ttreet,
S I YCIT \ Mr« «.• . .. vf.I“T v I i ■
u 'A udi I'LL IS <Jc GH HEN, US Commerre-st.
a^xciiANUi: on intovumNcE aira.^
S .J paviil.le in l'roviilemenr New Vm k, for .ole bv
"J 1 wai 1 AIU ■ SA IPs is. « Pr.noi.-tt
J.1XCIIANGi: ON NEW Otti'EANsS-Ulicck.
.B_ J ut sight for sale by
«6 ^ D* WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
R A XCIIANGR on Baltimore at GO days sight,for by
« A ill If. A. SCHROEDER. iiS St. Francis-st.
SPERLING EXCHANGE at 60 d.tys sight, for
sale by PATTERSON &MALCOMSON,
decl8 t’oiomercc-Bt.
CIG1IT CHECK S~0 YY~ i. W (• ill J f Yns, for
►3 sale by [decll] E. L. AP & CO.
C1ERTLIICATES OP DEPOSI PE on Bank at
t Tuscaloosa, for £2,550, fur sale bv
Me GRAN & NOONAN,
deeStl O rtt. aii- liieS-Ht.
(1 H ECKS ON PHILADELPHIA] for $2580,
J *001)0, $H2G 46, $h;oj, for sale by
ii‘3 W1JITAK ICR A SAMl’St/N. 21 St. Francis-st
C'I HECKS on Philadelphia, lor sale by
J WH1TA K E R A S AMP SON,
novl9 No 21 .-t. Fraud i street
C1 ERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITE on Moutgo
J mery and Tuscaloosa, purchased by
nO G. W. TAHLKTON, 72 Commerce st.
^ jSOiULE DAXJi STOCK—lOShmes for ;deby
Cfu iil() G. W. TARLETON, 72 Comineice *t
j|jONTGO VIERY DANK Certificates of Depo
S site Wanted, bv
mo23 * E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
A r < ‘N TGOMICRY OERTlFIOATES OF DE
. V POSITE wanted by
nMf i: i YES, BA1 Tl E A G< *.
Tj IHEKAL ADVANCES will be made by the
Q_i subscribers on Cotton consigned to their fi iends
in Liverpool, Gla.-g nv and New-York.
Go«lG J AS. REID & CO , lOSt.Miohael-st.
y^L DVA.NCES ON COTTON.—The subscriber
J lL xx id
make advances on Cotton consigned to his
« orr^spoi|(je|,(8 j(| Liverpool, Havre and New York.
ARCH’D URACIL,
_,-->,,ner Co iti an I 'onttnerc gig.
Advances on c5ti'on,J-ti» »nb,mbor
will make advances on cotton consigned to his
friends in Liverpool, Glasgow, Ncvf York and Dos
ton. t!K.e71 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
AOVANCES 6v I.IITI'OJ,—We will maker
liberal Advance* on Cotton con.;(,QC(| to „„ f(„.
sale in this market, or for Shipment to our m« ,vu in
Liverpool, Havre, New York, Boston or New Or
leans. E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
oct27 61'trno Cor Commerce & Dauphin-*!*.
4 I) VAN OS UN COTTON.—Liberal advan
cos made on consignments of Cotton to my
friends in Liverpool.
doc7__JAMES HAGAN, 24 Conti-st.
4 DVANCES (IN COTTON.—'! lie sulisct(her
xm. will make advances on Coltou shipped to his
friends in Liverpool or New York.
«lec7 GEO. MARTIN, 15 Water-st.
4 DVANL’ES ON Cl)TTON consigned to J
-^ 4- Hdfoii & C Liverpool, will be made by
d«c6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
ADVANCES ON ClTl’TON.—The subsorilreis
will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned
to their friends in Liverpool and New York.
dee l_McGRAN & NOONAN.
rjlEN I .«.IVi; GEESE FEYTHEKS.—
I- A first rate article, for sale by
doc 17 D. 11. CRANE & CO , 37 Water-st.
f\L7lE OIL AND MUSCAT.—150 baidcTu
^ • Olvive Oil, 100 boxes Muscat Wine, lauding
ex Nlbot, for sale by
' J OCjPEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
C1U.4VipA(iNE — 20 baskets Anchor brand, a ve
/ rv superior wine, for sale by
*le<-21 JOHN C. RYAN.
1^1 LOUR.—100 bids superfine western; 50 bids
and half bbbls northern Family Flour, for sale
by Cl RODE & WHITE,
dor2l corner Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
IRISH POTATOES—100 hampers genuine Irish
Potatoes, a prime article, fur sale by
d“c 23 T. 1*. MILLER & CO.
DO Hl-.S 11‘> —50 txjhv S. C. Osnaburgs, No.
1; 3t) bales S. C. Shirting*, 3-4; HO bales
l> israh Drillings, 3 4 and 7*8; 10 rases Blued do,
for sale by McGRAN U NOONAN,
\ dye22 0 St. Micbael-st.
YN DIES.—50 boxes assorted Candies, from
v-* Stewart’s Steam Iletissryj 5 b oxes II »ck Can
dy. \ sale by [dcc23] T. MILLER & CO.
ftuOKd—SO qf casks Ancricau Brandy
ftO kiVf’an l qr pipes old Cifn ;c Brandy
1 PVe. pttro Holland Gin
10 bSL \| >n<,i)2diet* Whiskey, <>n consignment,
tor Kilo vatVc|le;ip by CUODEfc WHITE,
d2-l _ , corner Commerce ;«id Dauphin-sts.
LOAE .SlT&.ms.—30 l>l.t. It ...HI No. I I, «’
iiiiJ Cru.lwd, Jo lihl. N (> I,uf Swar, f,ir .ale
I *w bv uritoDE & ware,
V21 c.rnafytoiumi.rue a»ul l.<ppbm-.t..
|S; Ffit—2i lir&u. (jo.iiuu Dairy tjuuuf, un
! yi.ignioeiit, fur u.', |ow |,y
<-!K )1JE & WIIITf.,
_corner <%„» norce and Duuphki-sts.
! OIL—20 b,| , imn b end, in dm or
! -*-* dR» ^c«iv#d per briiM diile, and for sab by
WhITAKIr & SAMPSON,
‘ ^WC *'* 2 ft, St Francis st.
. K \
v i .it v/
Fi m i: c ckv
■ 21! IE M A \ \ i .tT- -f this s, 1< i.d.d AnqT-itk :i
-*■ or, . t!Vi itu-.r Miij'iii .ii:i.«! r.^t of alt actions
i m t!i- |1 it run a i the ;-:!<!•••, lug to assure them
t'lai th • sit ictcitt Mi tuiny ispiiid to the rharmtcr and
>n of tin- amusements they present with the it
in endive nil i beautiful STUD OF llUR^tH, and
a very ruuer<.e.> company of highly popular K^Oes
'HtiAN A Kits is, i;i'-|n,invg situli a eointHoatioii ol
■ ■(, as liashevi r I t- ne.i a urnicr oe.citsi n offered.
'I i - entm tu nunc.Us v. hie!; they will bring forward will
b tnui'Ue.I hv
V.1 Rlr r 1 ; NO YF.LTY AND &P LFNDOR !
And they douht m.t I»• itheir exertions to cuter for
t‘! t“d \ Y wdl insure to them that patronage and sup
! ‘it equal : -^t! i:mncn*u outlay they have b-cn at
! r liu* i . ;.cing every thing with the
Fxtrnrrfliu'iryJ^^&tot r.-nrf Uy.nnai.tic I'-.its by
Messrs. S. T. 8TICKNEV,
G. \Y. SERGE A.XT,
G. ii. JOHNSON,
A. LEVI,
W. SMITH,
J. EVERS ALL,
II. LONG,
J. DELVAN,
II. 1)1 KICK,
E. BROWNLEE,
W.EMMENS,
O. YEACY.
And the Petite Female Equestrian, Mia# ROSA
LI \ 1C ST I. K N ICY. Also,—The ri Icbrntcd Clovvt
JOE BLACKBURN, whose whimsicalities have
been the admii.ition of thousawls ol *q>* ctators!
FRIDA Y N VFNING, RFuTTn, IS 11,
Tue Arena Spoils will commence with
A GRAND M A U:\1ADUK E PARADE!
el richly mounted warriors on their lieauliful chargers,
Tlie Trick Poiiey, Young Nerval, will be intro
duced by ii. Long, and perlbr n the port of a Domes
tic, concluding w ith a Flying Leap through a Balloon,
Mr. A. Levi will appear ia a dating Leaping Act.
Miss Uofaiinc StieUm 4 dl appear in her beautiful
xoenc of the R< c M.» w’
Air. J. Kvcmill iii tiv of ;he Sailor’s Return,
I- ifiiM-n minutes i- ti'riuissiu-i, for the uccomuioda
tiuii ol those may want r«freshmcnls.
Second part will open with a grand display o
'Somerset* ing.
j'i» bu 1..Ji<•««< ■! h%- cite* n>lflbintii(l if<>r*o Champion
iutrodm .-d by Nlr. Stieki y, who will perform main
astonishing feats.
u\ iwn,...JOE BLAC KBURN
Mr. G. W. Sergeant as the Mour in defence of his
Flag.
Mr.dl. B. Jthnson on the Cord Volatile.
Mr. Liptuan a* the Wild Indian of the West.
.Mr. S. E. Stirkiiey, will bring forward his unri
valled Horsemanship mi two Horses.
To conclude w ith the laughable afterpiece of
J ER E MIA i I BA CKST1TCI I.
Sir Win. Cabbage.Mr. II. Long
Jeremiah.A. Levi
Mr. Calender.Smith
• | HIE SUUSCK.BER haviii;r established himsei
u- in this city for tie pu pose of conducting u FAC
'IO RAUF G FA FRA R COMMISSION 1IU
A7A F!SSt would reqieeilully solicit the patronage of
his friend-*.
OFFICE—No. CDCominerce-st., cast side a few
doors above C'outi strict.
novll 7-1 Iftf SAMUEL ROBINSON.
REFERENCE.
JoHN Robinson, ..sq., ('hurl, ton, S. Carolina.
vV.M. Rohinson, Exq. Laid, n, Marengo Co. Ala.
(Nil. E..M. I.IDF., Uirhinmvl, Dallas Co. Ala.
In Chancery—butte of Alabama—Mobile County—
Ai Rule*— Dec. 13th, 1841.
State Rank at Elizabeth,complainant.
840 tv.
William Kitchen, Ilenry 1*. Norris, Henry Parrish
and Daniel I’an isb, LeR \ W. Wiley, Calvin Nor
ris, David btodder, John Hall, Joseph 1 lull, Charles
Hall an 1 J. Hamilton Mastic, defendants.
rfllHE bill hi this case sets forth that on the 13th
a. day of April, 1S40., \V m. Kitchen was indebted
to Edwin and Francis Robinson in the sum of $1926
65-100, and that to secure the payment of that sum,
said Kitchen executed his certain indenture of mort
gage to said H. & F. Robinson of certain real estate
in the city of Mobile, situated in Stalest., between
Water and Commerce sts. The bill farther sets forth
that the said deed of mortgage was subject to certain
conditi ms by the poilbrmtiuee of which the said mort
gage would be defraud, that those conditions have
not been performed, nml that the mortgage and notes
have been assigned and transferred to the complain
ant. The bill fnrth r alleges that the other defendants
above named have or pretend to have some title to the
mortgaged premises, and prays that the mortgaged
property may lie sold and the equities of all the de
ten lams be foreclosed.
And now the complainant comes by its"* solicitor,
and applies for an order of publication, undpl appear
ing to the Register, from an affidavit on file, ^»at the
the defendants Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish and
Daniel Parrish, are residents of the City and Stale
of New York, and that the defendant Leltoy M. W i
ley is a resident of Charleston in the State of Sontb
Carolina, they are ordered to appear at the next term
of the court of chancery for the first district of tie
southern clllncery ilivixion ol' Die Miaio <»i'ALib-»to!i
at Mobile, to be held on the second Monday of May
next, nml answer or demur to the said complainant?
bill of complaint. It is further ordered that this or
der be publi.-dicd once a week for four weeks, in soini
newspaper published in Mobile; that a copy be post
ed on the door of the court house of Mobile county
and thuta copy be forwarded to each of the said non
resident defendants, by mail, at t’teir respective pla
ces of resilience, all within fifteen days from thi:
date.
Witness, Malcolm, J. McRae, Register of sail
court of chancery, this fourteenth day of Dec. 1S41
Attest, * M. J.’MeRAE,
decl4 ft: Register.
iii Chancery—Stale of Alabama Mobile Count]
At Rules—Dm. Of A, 1841.
William Austin, complainant,
403 vs.
Jonas Richardson, Pieire F. Sandoz, Jr.,and others
defendants.
P|!IIE original bill in this cause was filed for the
-I. purpose of foreclosing a mortgage made by Jonas
Richardson nnd Pierre F. Sandoz, Jr., on or about
the 31st day of August A. I). 1835, to the complain
ant, of certain property in the city of Mobile, mere
paricularly described in the said bill nnd mortgage.
The bill of revivor and supplement acts forth that the
defendant Jonas Richardson lias deceased since the
filing of the original bill, and tlmt Charles M. Rich*
ardson is his only heir at law, and prays that the
said Charles may bo made a defendant, mid for the
same relief against him as should have been awarded
against the anid Jonas, h id lie continued al.ve—and
now the complaiiiaui comes by ill's solicitor and ap
plies for mi order of publication, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Register of the court of cluan
cor\ t'-.i-ihe, first district of the southern cliaucncy
division oflheGtutn «f Alabama ut Mobile, from an
affidavit on tile, tlnu the Aofo..,|aill Charles M. Ric h
ardson resides out of the limits of OioWttUe of Alaba
ma—he is ordered to appear on or lx*fore the Oi .|.,v
of the next term of t*»e court of chancery ulbr said, to
lx.* field on the second Monday of May next, and an
swer or demur to the said original and supplemental
bills of complaint, and it is further ordered that this
order be published once a week for four weeks in
some newspaper printed and published in the city of
Mobile, and tha. a copy of the same he posted on the
eeor of the court house of Mobile county within fif
teen days from this date;—and it further appearing
that said defendant Charles M. Richardson, resides
in Salem, Massachusetts. It is ordered that a copy
of this order lx; forwarded to him at his said place
of residence, by mail, also within fifteen days.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court of chancery, this bill day of December, A.
D 1841. Attest M. J. McRAE,
_dee 7 CfK_ Register._
In Chancery—.State of Alabama—Mobile Count/—
At Rules, Dec. 6, 1841.
Wm. J. Alexander and others, Complainants,
803 vs.
Archibald II. Caldwell and others, infant »cir« of
Mrs. F. Caldwell, deceased, defendant*.
rpHW Hill is fil- d In obtain a decree for the sale
■ ;%e 4*1' u’*4iy ided third part of the real elate held
by the late lliclm.l H. Al.xaiulci In ttopirtimrahip
with Janies Martin. The hill stales tha Mr. Alex
ander died intestate as respects his real (state, wi'li
out ever having married—that Mrs. F. 4. Caldwell
was his sister, who is dead, leaving m. following
children and heirs; Archibald II. Caldndl, Elizabeth
Caldwell, Richard Caldwell, Julius Caldwell, and
Frances Culdse!), all of whom are .nJer the age of
twenty-one years, residing in the Stte of North Ca
rolina, of whom David F. Caldwells the father, who
also resides in North Carolina.
And now tl> • complainants coie liy their Solicitor,
nnd apply for an order of publintimi; un i It appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Rgistor, from an affida
vit on file, that the defendants* relit bald II. Caldwell,
Elizabeth Caldwell, Rir.liar ‘Caldwell, Julias Cald
well, and Frances CaMw.A reside out of the limits
ol the State of Alabama, ley are ordered to appout
oil or before the first da of tile next term of the
court of chancery for tlio/sl district of the southern
chancery division of snii^tate, at Mobile, to be held
on the second Monday / May next, and answer or
demur to the bill of coplaiat. It is further ordered
that this order be plashed once a week for six
weeks, iii some new^per printed and published iii
the city of Mobile; ujl that a copy of tho same be
posted on the door oaie court hmisd of Mobile coun
ty, within fifteen ik* from this date, l
Witness, Mule<‘* J. McRae, Register of said j
court ot cha cry, this sixth day of December, r
A. D. 1941.Attest, 1
dec 7 Cfc M. J. McRAE, R gister. ,
PRUlTS.wOO whole, half and «jr. boxes Rai
sins, 25 «ii«s Smyrna Figs, 1(1 keg* White
Grapes, 10 Currants, 25 bbls Dried Apples,
fur sale by
dnc22 TH03. i\ MILLER & CO. 5
il.
I the President, Dir* iturauitd Company *>1 th.-Pnnh
of Nonnlk, eoinj'lHiU itus.
I '5 vs.
; Charles IVovvn and T.uey Brown. h;« wl e, deft’s,
j PUUSIW N't’ to n decree rt:*red in this cause ut
| Hit Spring fi rm A. D. 18ll, u t soc.-i.rt cl chaiice
1 i> fur the first : ol il*u s iu:lurn chancery <:i- j
j •.— on * ; ce.5 i •inr * naiob.le, I -iiall proceed It) sell I
i (n the order prescribed in sa d decnc) on the first j
j Monday in November next, tit front o* the court |
1 house ol Mohiie county and b* tvv.\ n the usual hours !
! Mierii] sales, all the inter* st ol Charles Brown and j
j wile, ins imudi of the property described ns follows, ■
m \ ee-teio deed of mortgage unde an *, executed by !
saidd fendnnts tos:idcoinplosnnnts and Keaiirig daio j
j the 29lit d *y ot,Msy, A. 1). 1828. ns may be necessa
ry to satisfy said decree, to vvn: —Sundry parcels ut
ti alesuto situated in the city of Mobile in the Plate
of Alabama, bounded and de- crib'I nr follows, viz:
one lot of land bounded northwardly on 8t. Francis
Mrc t two hundred and fifty-two loot; west war*! I v on
1 o'. I of White ninety-eigut fee', southwardly on land
o F. & W. Arm-tirong about two hundred and forty
feet more or less; enatwatdly on Water-street one
hundred and two loci and a half. One lot of land
bounded northwardly on St. Francis street two hun
dred nnd twenty f« :t; weatwardly on Water street
one hundred nud three f**et; southwardly on land of
H. Hitchcock, about two hundred and twenty leer;
eastwardly on Commerce street one hundred and six
feet- Also a certain wharf or water Sot with the
dock and flats thereto adjoining and belonging, bound
•I on Commerce sire t about one hundred and six
le t; northwardly on the dock about two hundred
and eighty-five teet; castwardly on the channel of
Mobile river about on • hundred nnd six feet; south
wardly by number d-.-ck or fiats two hundred and
eighty-five f et—together with all the buildings on
said several hits uf Ian ', and also nil the rights, priv
ileged nnd appurtenances lo the same in any way
belonging, meaning and hereby intending to convey
nil the real estate whatsoever of me the said Brown,
within said city ol Mobile whether particularly de
scribed or not. Terms ul sale cash.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Regis’crofsaid c um
of chancery, this the 1st day of November, A.D.
1841. At teat,
nnv2 66+tds M. J. McRAK, Register.
The sale of the pruperly above described is
postponed till the first Monday of January next.
dec 7 M. J. Me RAJS, Register.
In Chancery—The first District of the Southern
Chancery Division of the .*8*at« of Alilmuiu.
At Hubs, Dec. 13th, 1811.
John llngtiu, J.mip - Magee, tin: Girard Bank of the
city of Fh'ludelphia, James tS«diott, William D. Lew
is, and John K. Kune, complainants.
84! vs.
Jonathan Hunt, Otis Dyer, George Starr, Robert G.
Gordon, John A. Fainnbell, Daniel Chandler, iainut I
M. Ogden, Philip Mel. oskev, the Branch ofihe Bank
of lilt; Slate of Alabama at Mobile, the Branch of the
Bank of the Statu of Alabama ut Decatur,John Blood
good, Henry Bright, George Poe, Jr., John W.Lane,
Bdwin D. Whitehead, Joseph B. Baric, Adam IJol
liuger, th*‘ President, Directors and Company of tin*
Bank of the JJ. Stales, John Bacon, Alexander Sy
mington, Thomas Robins, Thomas W. McCoy, and
(Calvin Norris,defendants.
IN' this case the hill is filed by complainants to ob
tain a partition of certain tracts of land situated
in the city of Mobile, known as the Poplar or Orange
Grove lands ami Laurent Plantation, now held joint
ly by complainants and defendants; the hill prays a
partition, and that James Magee, t'alviu Norris and
J Thomas \V. McCoy, to whom the estates were con
veyed on 1st May, 1833, in trust to make sales and
confirmation ol the Register s r< |>ot l and the allot
ment in severalty of the respective portions set apart,
to make the requisite conveyances of such portions
to the parties respectively entitled thereto; and now
the complainants l»y their solicitor apply Ibr un order
of puhiirution, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Register by an affidavit on tile, that the defendants
Jonathan 11 tint, (ten. Starr, llenry Blight, Geo. Poe,
Jr., John \Y.Lane, the President, Directors and Com
pany of the Bank of the United States, John Bacon,
Alexander Symington and Titos. Robin-. r side out of
the limits of the fcftnteof Alabama, they are hereby or
dered to appear on or before the first day of the next
term of the court of chain ery aforesaid, to tie held on
the second Monday of May next and answer or de
mur to the said bill of complaint; and it is further or
dered, that this order be published once a week for
six week* i i some newspaper printed and published
in*the city of Mobile, nnu that a copy of the same be
posted on thedooi of the court house of Mobile coun
ty within fifteen days from this date; and it fuilher
appearing that the said Jonathan Hunt is a resident
of the city and stale of New York, the said Geo.
Starr a resident of the city and stale of New York, j
the said Henry Bright a resident of Cambridge in
the State of Masrachusetts, the said George Poe, Jr.
a resident of the city of Baltimore in the State of
Maryland, the said John \V. Lane u resident of New
Orleans in the state of Louisiana, the said President.
Directors and Company of the Bunk of the U. States,
ami John Bacon, Alexander Symington, and Thus.
Rubin#, are residents of Philadelphia in the state of
Pennsylvania: it is further ordered, that a copy of
this ordei be forwarded to each of the auiJdefendants
at their respective placed of residence, by mail, with
in fifteen days from this date.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court of cllHiicei y, this thir-iwunib day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1811. Attest,
dt 1 1 f,: M. J. .'b:\AL, Register
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County.
Fall Term, A. D. 1841.
Rufus R. Belknap, coinplainaM
738 ^ vs.
Ann Edridge, adm'x of Wm. Edridge, dec’d, and
Mary, William and John G. Edridge, children ol
said Wm. Edridge, dec'd, defendants.
PURSUANT t» a decree rendered in this case at
the Fall 'Perm, A. D. 1341, of the court of chan
cery for the first district of the southern chancery di
vision of said slate at Mobile, 1 shall proceed to sell
on the first Monday of January next, in front of the
court house of Mobile county, and between the usual
hours of sheriff sales, the properly described in a cer
tain deed of conveyance from William Blair and
Philip V. Vedder to Rufus R. Belknap and William
Edridge, bearing dale the first day of November, A.
I). 1836, as follows:—All that certain lot of ground
and the tenements thereon, situated in the city of
Mobile, on the north side of Su Francis street be
tween Hamilton and Lawrence streets, having a front
of fifty-five feet on St. Francis street and running
back half the distance between St. Francis ami St.
Michael streets, with the same breadth of fifty-five
l.*et and j arid lei with Lawrence street:—hounded on
the south by St. Francis street, east by lands now or
lately be I nigiug to Thomas O’Brien, and on the north
and west by lands now or lately belonging to Joshua
Kennedy:—together with all ami singular the tene
ments, hereditaments, rights, incmln rs, privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
wise appertaining. Term* made known at time of
! sale.
Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
court of chaiiRerv, at ofliee, this 1st day of De
cember, A. D. 1811. Attest,
<lccl ltao.1,. M. J. MoAE, Krgisttnr.
In Uiuucery—State o! A Mobile County
f At Rules—6th 1811.
j Robert D. James, complainant.
811 vs.
Isa ic H. Erwin, nchnY., Anne llitclicock. Caroline
llitclicock, Henry llitclicock, Andrew llithcock mid
Ethan A. llitclicock, defendants.
rjllIE hill in this case is filed to foreclose a mort
* gage executed by Henry Hitchcock to the
complainant f.r scptaic no. 18 of the Favre tract of
luiid, situated in ihe city of Mobile.
And now the complainant comes by bis solicitor
and applies for an order of publication, and it appear
ing t»(lie satisfaction of the Register from an affidavit
on file, that the clefts Anne Hitchcock, Caroline,
Henry, Andrew and Ethan A. llitclicock are non-re
sidents of the state of Alabama, that Anne Hitchcock
resides at or near Lexington in the stnte of Kentucky,
and that the others of the said'noii-resideiit clefts, arc
all infants and reside with their mother tlm said Anne,]
I lie said non-resident clefts aro ordered to appear on
or before the first day of the next term of the court of
chancery for the first district of the southern chan
cery division of tho state of Alabama at Mobile to lie
held on the second Mondey of May next, and answer
or demur to the hill of complaint. It is further or
dered, that this order he published once a week for
"""W" printed .ml publi.bed
ll,e 1 "y ,uf Mobile, thnt a ropy a tin, a.tme lie post
til on the door ot the cour t Inline of Mobil, ouunly
and tlmt two copies bo forwarded by mail to the rai l
Anne llitclicock at li;r alore.aid plaoo of residence,
one for herself, and one for her said infant children,
all within fifteen days from this date.
Witness .Malcolm J. McRae, register of die said
court of chancery, this sixth day of Dec. u 1811.
. A«e«*» M. J. McRAE,
dee 7 Of K _ __Register.
{TDIJRNT CORN ACADEMV.—The thi^T^7- 1
^-^sion of this School will open on the first Monday
id Jan ry next, under the care of J wo. If. Claus k l, I
where will be taught, in edaitiou to tin?usual hntncli
2s of an English Education, Latin, Greek, tlie Matli
BiDatiCS, &e. Mr. Clausel is a native of Virginia,
a hero he graduated; and tin* subscribers are proud
in offering to the public so, fipe a scholar, imbued so
Jiorougnly with southern feelings and so justly appre
•utmg sqmlieri^mtcrests. The site of the Academy
s reiuarku.ijy healthy, and remote from those pests of
ae young, drinking shops, stores ami other places of
mhlic resort.
rxisMs. For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c.
J*er **•" 454 m mouth for a shorter period •
ar Geography, Arithmetic, English Crammer, &<•.,
• 1j per session, an J for the primary branches .'-,9
er session. r
Hoard may Ik* Iw! in the neigjihurhood for $8 per 1
ninth. JO*IN UrATKL\S, > J
JOHN GREEN, >Trustees.
n JOHN MARSHALL, )
Burnt Com, Sept 21. *ep24 60f1Ttjtil (
>00 BHLS. POTATOES, io good order, i>y C
>1«?7 HA It Kiri & ROriri. „
0
BUSINESS CARDS.
i>. B. UR W I*. & i o.,
CAB!NET MAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS,
b7 Water-nth ekt.
Old Furniture nuJ Mat traces neatly repaired. Ele
gant Furniture constantly on hand.
dorSO _ __*
FI I.IN Sc GREEN,
COMMIS SION MERC HA NTS,
dec27 Mobile, Ala.
(OATES & LAX,
C O M M1S SI O N A (i E X T S,
d28 cmo 86 St. Michael si.
John brag aw IT < T67,
Wholesale Dealers in exorv description of
IIATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
fled-4 No. 27 Duuphin-st.,— Mobile.
~~JAMES H. HIVEUS^
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Mobile.
Will gixe partienlnr attention to the snlcofall kinds of
NORTHERN PRODUCE.
G. (i. JOHNSON.
SHOES, FOOTS, HATS, BONNETS, DOMESTIC
COTTONS, KERSEYS. Ac., at wholesale,
ni4 19 Watei street, up stairs.
.1 wh s THOS. JONES,
IMPORTER OF BRANDY AND WINKS,
n!7 31 St. Mich nr 1 -street, Mobile.
"ilOBlNSONlk STUART,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
AT Till: CItKAK VAUIKTY STORK,
nl7 Cornei Governmeat and Wirer-streets.
l>. s. B \I.I .
COMMISSION M E It II CHAN T.
Mobile. [tept97 6m]
AM ^CONNELL & FONTAINE’ CoMiiissloa
1*8 Merchants, LiverjnHt'%.
James McConnell. )
John T. Fontaine. )
The undersigned will make liberal Advances or
Cotton shipped to McConnell & Fontaine, Liverpool.
jan 5 B B. FONTAINE.
II !iER At AI ’ • A N(5 Ms will ii<- made on < 'ottos
Jk consigned to their friends in New York, Havre,
Marseilles and Trieste, by
CH. DRUIN’ A* J. LECESNE, 30 St. Francis st.
Reference.
Messrs. Pillot «St LoBarbier, Ncw-York.
" J. Cohens (c. Co.‘ do.
" Collomh \ Isr*!in, do.
“ Deltham A Moore. do. nih8
\DVANCE - ON ( offoW, consigned to J
. Ilolforil & I'n., Liverpool, will be made bv
n!3 11GDEN BROTHERS. 18 Water L
VDV VNCES ON COTTON—Consigned to
Messrs Hicks A Co. New Fork, will be mad
by |nl3] GEO. MARTIN.
SEL EOT A CA /) EMY, GOVERNME XT-ST.
JAMES 1>. BOYLAN, Principal.
IN announcing to the public that the duties of his
Academy have been resumed, Mr. Hoy Inn takes
leave, being til the close of the year, to oiler his grate
ful thanks to his benefactors and the public generally,
for the very liberal support with which he has been
favored since the formation of his institution.
Undeserving public patronage, should he justly
deem himself, if not stimulated by such fluttering en
couragement, to enter on the duties of the new year,
xvitli such additional zeal and devotednesa to the im
provement of his pupils, as may render him deserving
a continuance of it, from a generous and discerning
nulilir.
T«» parent* and guardian* imbued with correct
ideas of bringing up their children or wards accord
ing to the strict la .vs of morality aa<l virtue, which of
all duties i* the most paramount, aa impropriety,
must npprnr, in having both sexes instructed in the
fiiino establishment. But Mr. B. Ihuters himself,
that he ha* made tnirh arrangements in his Arude
my, as will entirely obviate any impropriety, an I pre
clude the possibility of any undue communication to
exist between the male and female departments; and
lie respectfully invites parents and such as may feel
interested, to visit the Academy and judge for them
selves. iUm-2S
C1 OATES LAX, igents., offer for sale—
t BAGGING—400bolts Kentucky, 250 do India
and 100 do Dundee
CANDLES—200 bxs\V. U. llodiuan’s Sperm
Candles
UOIM’—*600 ends Russia, 150 do Kentucky
DOMESTICS—20 bales No. 1 0*naburg*
20 bales Brown Drill* & 20 do brown Shirting*
COFFEE—300 racks Havana, 200 do Rio
350 do St. Domingo and 50 do old Gov’t Java
TOBA CCO—200 hxs various brands, pound lumps
TWIN E—8 bales 3 ply baling Twine
CEMENT—204 bids Hydraulic & 300 Ida Roman
NAILS—100 keg* Parker & Son’s best
BRANDY—5 halfpipes (Miampngne
5 pipes Seigoette ami 6 pipes American
UMBRELLAS—40 dozen cotton Umbrellas, a
good article
WINES—17 cases choice old Port
10 casks choice Moselle
10 qr casks very choice old Sherry
3 “ “ “ “ “ Madeira
PRINTS—80 eases new stjle Fall River Prints
IRON—12 ton* assorted Iron
SUGAR—28 bbls No. 1 powdered and crushoJ
bug a r
HOLLAND GIN—4 pipes very superior
SHEETINGS—7 rases5-4 &6-4blc’J Walslmm*
WHITE LEAD—13,000 extra in kege of 261b*,
501ha to 5001b*
26,0001b* No. 1 in krgs of 25lbs,601bs to 600lbs
OILS—50 ba*kets Bordeaux Oil
5 casks winter strained Sperm Oil
decittmao Ollire, 23 St M ichael-st.
r /V \ it, UftUI.’in.Oi .1 run a% nu 1' AMJ X
DRY GOODS.
Daniels & brady, S3 dau ph in-st., tmme
<Hatch/ opposite the Public Square, invite the at
tention of the citizens of Mobile, and stranger* vis
iting the city to their stock of FANCY and STA
PLE DRY GOODS. 'The whole of which has
Ixren purchase I or lauded from European packets
within a few weeks and will l>c found to contain a
most varied and desirable assortment, at hocIi re
markably low priors, us most ensure entire satisfac
tion to every purchaser. The fallowing articles will
he found in the assortment.
Silks—Heavy Broclie Gro* Jo Nups
Rich plain Pouite de Hoi
do striped and figured (Jros d’amnre
Richest reps with elegant satin stripes
Splendid ombre, glace uud chine Silks, latest styles
IBk and hlue-hik silk*; do do and col’d Satins
I Mouselins Delaines—A new assortment small fig.
uros, for children’s wear
Rich plaid, French nmmifaclure, all wood
best finality, mode colors, with satin stripes
superb Chine delaines, very fashionable
do Nu/.znriue bale grnniid fie Inane
Calicoes—10 coses American Prints, all qualities
G cn*o* English, latest styles; 4 do splendid do
5 do Furniture Prints, low price; 3 do do English
Linens—6 cases 4-4 Irish Linens, Gruss bleach
3 case* bird’s-eye Diapers; 3 hale* Russia do
6. 7. 8. and 10-4 table do and Dauiuska
5, 8 and 10-4 Linen Sheeting, cheapen* ever offer
ed in this city.
Brown ami white Damask Table Clothe.
Linen Cambric Handkerchief*
Plain, hem-st it died, and a riviero do
l inen Cambrics and Lawns, all qualities
Shawls, Mantillas and Scarfs—
Splendid Velvet, Flush Chine and Silk Muntillus
Rich nilk, satin and cashmere Shawl*
1 uglione, Rob Roy and woollen Shawls
French Wool Sliuwls, a new anil desirable article 1
Clriue Scarfs, silk and satin iiandkfs
Velvet Point* and Ladie* Cravats
'Moussclinn de Luineaud Cliully Shawl* |
Flannels end Blankets—3 hi* extra fine Saxony
6 hi* medium quality, white and red Flannels
• 3 do real Welsh warranted not to shrink in the
washing.
6 Id* low' price Blankets; 3 do large and heavy,
3 ih) largest Whitnev, ribhon-h.mud
6 do Negro Blankets, the whole of these will be
sold uauHimlly low.
Hosiery—Purchaser* will find, at thi* establishment,
a complete assortment of the best description of
English Hosiery.
200 doz. white, blue and black Cotton I fuse
100 do gray, slate and unbleached do
2iM) do white Merino ami Laiuhs-wool do
200 do hlk Cashmere, Mohair uud Worsted do
40 do heavy Raw Silk
40 do do white and hlk Eng, Silk Hosiery
A full assortment of children’s Hosiery
Gent* Met ino and Lumbs-wool half-huso
do do Shiit* and Drawers
Cloak Stuffs—English Merino,tilde width
A new style Alpaeea Lustre; hlk Saxony Cloths
Bruu and hlk Boiuhnzine*; Caslunerinos,
Domestics.—\ full assortment of hnnvu and bleach
•d Domostius, Shirting, Stripes, Drillings, Iteiininis,
Jsiitthiug*, Negro Kerseys, &c. at manufacturers
irioos, tugetlier with a variety of other articles, such
at—Kentucky Jeans
Plain ami plaid Lin*ey*, Cusxiincres, Sntinetls
i usciin and Straw Bonnet*, Furniture Calicoes 1
r urniture Dimity, Apron and Fimiture Check* f
Ladies and Gent* black and ced’d Kid Gloves I
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, Ticking* I
Burlaps, Crapes, Pins, Needles, 1 ape *
Spool Cvtton, Corsets, Head Iiandkfs I
l’a|>er Mu-line, Linen Cambrics
Jaconut, Swiss, Cambric and Nainsook Muslins
Stripe* and Plaids, Muslin Edgings, Inserting*
and Laces, Infant Rohe* and Frock Bodice* i
Damask Moreen* and Window Muslins
The whole ol which will be sold cheap for cash on
1__ dee28 *
G30DDER—80 bile* landing from steamer Ct^ J
L hawha, lor sale by »
<l<!<‘dii_c. A. (ar.MKKT, 50 Commerce-.1.
IN l K NT—1‘olMr,^ i|»y, Macker- i
•I* 9udfi*h, H.mog., Pickled Ki*h, Caudle., ,
o.ree C.IO, Brandy, fcc, will be .old low frmn the „
liirf.hy [dec 2d] i. H. RIVERS.
IREMENDS INSURANCE CO.OF MOBILE,
No. 32 Sr. Frnncis-atreet, continues to tnke Ma
rine. River and Fire Risks. The office is open all
day. Applications for Fira Risks me requested to
be in.tde before 12 o'clock M j and for Marine Risks
at any honrdurine the dav.
CHARLES WHITE,President
O. P. HARWELL, Vice President J
DIRECTORS'
John F.Paglea, Charles Auze,
Br. Tardy. Charles White .
John K. Collins, Wm. A. Ferrell,
J. C. Chamberlain, Chs.Cullum,
0. P. Hasweil, Jos. Hall,
1. H. Erwin, fJeo.G. Prentice,
U. W. Allen, Wm. H. Chidsey,
Rich’d IT. Redwood.
JAS. T. FRANKLIN. Secretary
Thomas Lungfield, Inspector. nov3
MOBILE INSUftAtfCB COMPANY—
Office So. 34 St. Francis street.
Iusures against Fire. Marine and River Rial s.
Dirfctoks.
Jonathan Emaneel, John Simpson.
H A. Schroeder, Thoa. W. McCoy,
J. Bloodgood, II. O. Brewer,
Alex. Pope, B. F. Marshall,
R Desha, J. A. M. Battle,
R. V. Montague, H. Barney
J. FMANUEL, President.
Thos. S. King, Sect/. janfl
MF.KCHANTS7lNsri;ANr E ( * >M IAN V OF
MiTUt.K—Capital. $250.Oft) paid in and sccur
ed agt eekLly to the requirements of its charter.
This Company continues t<>make insurant- apains
lossor damage a" Riveror Marine Risks, and opainst
firo on brick buiJings end merchandise in the city.
The public may rely ou a prompt adjustment oflng
sea. Dikkctots.
II. B.flwnthmey John B. Toulmin.
J. J.V. Wnnroy, Joseph E. Sheffield
Charles Gas-'nigne Wm. H- Pratr.
James G. Whitaker, Newton St. John.
W’tn. Jones Jr. J. U. Schilt,
Hindman Barney, Latham Mitchell,
Wm. P. Molett.
IT. B. GWATHMEY, President.
R. S. BtJNKKR.Secretary. jnn24
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
rilUK undersigned, appointed agent for the PRO
X TECTION INSURANCE CO. of Hartford
Connecticut, is now prepared le tnke risks against
lire on Stores and Dwellings (of brick or wood) and
their contents, a!se Marine er river risks on cotton
and merchandize of any description.
The rate* ef premium charged will be ns low ne
any other office, and claims for losa or damage suk
lamed promptly adjusted
JNO. C. RYAN, Agent,
corS 57tf cor. Conti & Water sts.
INSURANCE—Hazard A Fowlkk, agents for
the Hartford insurance Ce. are now taking risks
njjninst Fire, en (Jetton in I’res*es, and on Merman
end Brick Buildings in the city of Mobile, nil
UlfBBIIWBimi AOB1VC1.
NOTICE.—The undersigned hereby gives notice
of his buying been appointed Underwriters
Apent for the following named Insurance Companies
of Philadelphia, viz :
North American Insurance Company.
Insurance Co. of the State or Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Insurance Company.
Union Insurance Company
United States Insurance Company.
Marine Insurance Company.
Atlantic Insurance Company.
Washington Insurance Company.
Delaware Insurant: Company.
American Insurance Cumpant.
Pikknix Insiranci^Company.
Delaware County Insurance Company.
«I3 WM. H. BUNN ELL.
ADVERTISEMENT—The subscribe berTEe
give notice that they have been appointed Un
derwriters Agents by and for the following nnmedjr.
Aurunce Offices of New York, vii :
American Insurance Company, New York
Atlantic do do d
Jackson Marine do de
New York do ue do
Ocean do uo do
Union do do do
Wash'gt’u Marina do do do
Safety do do do
Triten do do do
MerchntitsMarinedo do do
Neptune do do do
dec3_itAZABD & FOWLER
fill) tflfrPPKRS,' MKlIi'llANTS,’ A SI) VUA
I DEHS IN GENERAL.—The above are re
*»n*ntfuUy informed that they can be supplied by the
undersigned wl»h tha following Goods received and ^
recei ving at all times train the uiaoufuatRitaft ©f Tho
mas V yse, London and Florence— f
lingli,\ Bonnet., Hit, .ml Pl.it, p^{in BBd f>BCV of
every dccrimion
Plain and fancy Tucan Plait, Plait, Rolio
Cora., B.nrl. and T..1.U, straw Buu»n»,Ro«.
eues, Edging*, Ac.
LlkewiM constantly receiving ky ve„.|, .lirect
Iroin Leghorn, ladies', meu’s.boytf, girls’ an<l infant's
Hats, of every variety.
And the following‘description of Silks, likewise
receiving by the steamers and packets •—
La lies’ Dresses, gentlemeifs Scarfs and Cravats,
Bnndiumns Romals/Paris and Fa,„ y Bandan
nas.
ITALIAN LUSTRINGS AND CRAVATS, from
every manufactory of celebrity*
In addition to the above, Rags, Oil &nd papr , <-on
stantly on hand, from dye different Italian
states.
A consignment of Silk Velvr.., and dewing Silks,
shortly expected.
Orders received on commission for merchandise or
productions of l.hgland and Italy.
\VILLIAM VY.SE,
No. 172 Pearl-street, New-York, and
"IS 2ms No.32 North! Front-street Philndelpha.
•200 box, Glass ass'd sizes from 8x1
200 galls Dutch Linseed Oil
250 kegs White Lead ass'd, Pure No 1 mud No 2
500 lbs Black Paint (in SI lbs. kegs)
20 boxes Chrome Green
180 do Brunswick Green, jost received per brig
Ceres, ski for sale by
_**30_ FAIRES & TODD, U Commerce st
|%] EW CONFECTIONARY # ESTABLISH
k v MENT.—J. McGINNIS, respectfully informs
bin frauds and the public in general, that in addition
to bis BAKERY, lie lias commenced the CONFEC
TIONARY BUSINESS, in all its brandies. Hav
ing engaged ex|>erieuced workmen he hopes to give
entire satisfaction to families, honoring him with
orders.
Hulls and Parties supplied with rich ornamented
Cukes, Pyramids, Pastries, &c. on the shortest no
tice.
Wedding Cakes made to order and handsomely
ornamented.
Country dealers will please observe that bis stock
is entirely new made of the best materials, and he is
ready to supply them by wholesale with every arti
cle in the Confectionary line und no extra charge
made for packing and shipping.
d20x mo 166 Dauphin slreet, Mobile, Ala.
REWARD.—Ran away from the
vA subscriber on the innrniug of the 19th inst.,
”egro GEORGE, about 5 feet 6 or 8
inches high, aged 24 years, complexion neur
a full Hack—front teeth good—jaw teeth bud. The
subscriber has owned him but a short time, and
learns since he took his leave, that George is an old
of!t nder in this way. He was purchased from Mr.
Zimtz, who brought him from Charleston, S. C.
TUPS. HOLLAND.
ifc CHEAP VARIETY STORE, Jfc
IIATS!
The subscribers have just reeived per Floridian,
\ fresh supply of Silk and FuMlats, assorted quali
lics, which they w ill sell cheap ns the cheapest for
:a*b. ROBINSON & STUART,
corner Gov’t und Water sis.,
Sign of the Mammoth Boot.
NOT I C E .—The
subscribe** take this
method to inform their
friends and the public
iu general that they
have opened the largo
and convenient STA
»UE on Royal street, 130 yards south of the Man
ion House, where they can accommodate 100 Horses.
Irovers can rent stalls and feed their own horses, or
avo them stalled and led by the proprietors, with as
lach care and at as moderate prices as any cstab
slunent in the city.
Horses and Carriages to let at all times.
P. WATERS,
dec 13 111 mo _T1IQ3. HU FORD.
1 ER CRACKERS.—80 half bids in fine
f V order, for sal* by
,,et*22P. WHEELER, 8 Watcr-st.
LTARSEILLES MADEIRA and PORT WINE
TA—60qrcasks Marseilles Madeira; 30 do Port
r me, for sale by
dl9 OGDEN BROTHERS, It Water-.!.
IPG KEGS CHESTER COUNTY NAILS.
nu.ri.d iii.ii, daily MU
rri.e liy WM. D. ..
dectl mrntr Wittraudi

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