Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-03

HSHE SUBSCRIBER has just received by recent Il importations, and is now opening by the Cotton Planter, Lurena and Selma, from New York, and the Tarqun from Boston, the most complete assort- for wholesale and retail, ever offered in Mobile, amongst which, designed expressly for city and plan- ter customers, are-New Style French Prints; Fr. and Scotch Ginghams, embroidered, figured and plain Mouslin de Lanes
 Rich latest Paris styles of Silks and blk
 Satins; Satin Stripe Tabourett
 Merino, Bombaznes and blk Lasting
 Welch Gauge and super English Flannels Organde, Swiss, Jaconet, corded and Cambric Mus lins, Embroidered Muslin Curtains, in pairs and Scarlet, Camb,ic, Furniture and Garment, Dimity, and Furniture Fringe
 Mourning, hall Mourning, and rich French embroi-
 dered full trimmed Cheinsettes, Peernes, Collars, Swiss and Muslin Trimmings, Bands, Thread Laces
 and Edgings
 Cuffs, Glove Wristlets, Fr. Kid Gloves, Long do Rivere Lawn, Long Lawn, super Irish Linens S-4 and 1O-4 Damask, Birds Eye, Huckaback and
 Russia Diaper
 Elegant Velvet Shawls, heavy changeable Silk do
 Broche, Satin, Damask, and Valencia do Ladies' CIoaks, Pearl embroidered Points, &c. &c. Fine Hair Under Dresses, rare article, superior
 Victoria and corded do French imported Cursetts, Ladies and Misses Silk Fringe; Daisy and Silk Buttons, Cords and
 Tassels, Silk and Cotton Cord, Chinele, Gc. &c. Zephyr Worsted, Canvass Patterns, Needles, Sc. Ladies' Gentemen's and Children's English, cotton,
 
 Gentlemens Scarfs, Cravats, Merino Shirts an
 Drawers, Super Gloves Ladies' and Misses new and beautiful style Bonnets: To which, with great variety oi other fancy and heavy goods, he socts the attenton of purchasers, assuring them that he will sell prices they cannot reasonably complain of
 nov2 66 GEO. G. HENRY, Al Dauphin st. In Chancery-State of A labana-Moble County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., 1S41. George w. Barney, complt, } PURSUANT to a !97 vs. decree rendered in Term A. D. 1s4I of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of said state at Mobile, shall proceed to sell the first Monday in December next, in front of the house of Mobile county, aRd between the usa hours of ser- if sales, the property described in certain deed of mortgage made by Joueph B. Earle to George w. Aarney and bearing date the 10th day of February, A. D. 1889, as foIows:-The following tracts or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the ty of MarengO in the State of Alabama, viz: the half and north west quarter of section of town ship twelve of range west containing four hundred and eighty acres; also the west hal of section two oftownshp twelve ofrange west, containing three hundred and twenty acres. Also. the east half of sectionthree of township twelve of range west, containing three hundred and twenty acres. Also, the half and north west quarter of section thirty four of township thirteen and range west, com tainng four hundred and eighty Also, section thirtyfve of township thirteen of range con-
 
 east quarter of section twentye of township thir teen of range one west containing one hundred and sixty Also, the south west quarter of section twelve of township twelve of range west ing hundred and sixty acres. Also, the west half of section thirty of township thirteen of range west containing three hundred and twenty acres. Also, the following tracts parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the county of Washington in the State of Alabama, on the west side of the Toml,eck- bee river, viz the fraction of section sixteen of ship twelve of range one west, containing six acres and thirty-two hundredths of acre. Also. the fraction of section seventeen of township twelve of range one west containing seven and forty-two hundredths of acre also, the fraction of section twenty of township twelve of range one west, containing twenty three acres and sixty two hum dredths of an acre; also. the fraction of section twenty one, of township elye, of range one west, containing two hundred and ninety-two acres and ninety hundredths of acre; also, the fraction of section twenty eight, of township twelve, of range one west, containing fifty and ff- teen hundredhs of an acre; also the fraction of section twenty eight of township twelve of range one west, containing two hundred and seventy six acres andS seventy hundredths of an acre; also, the fraction of section twenty of township twelve of range west, containing fifty acres and forty hundredts of also, the fraction of section twenty nine of township twelve, of range one west, containing ninety four acres; also the north quarter of section thirty of township twelve, of range one west, containing one hundred and sixty acres, this last quarter of section thirty lying in the county of Clarke in the state of Alabama, and the east side of the river Tombeckbee; also all the grain and cotton which may have been cultivated or raised, or produced any and all of the afore said land during the year thousand eight hundred and forty one, or which may be growing lhereupon, and also, the following negro slaves, to wit: Amy, Patience Annis and child, Solomon Maria, and all her children Tom Hape Peter Quaco, Larry, Hamlet, Tanner and child Eden, Joe Howcott, Az gy, Washington, Sam, Melvina, Jeff, Dick Joe Popleston, Joe Nixon Sall, Harriet, Jack Esther Maria, John, Munier, Squire, Jimmy, Sarah, Bill, Wilson Judah and child Rachel and child, Mack Fortune, Judah John, Jim, Harriet Fueby Tom, Quibis and Dick. Terms made known at the time of sal .f --.....-.
 Witness, Malcolm ]. McRae, Register of the
 Court of Chancery at Mobile, this 18th day
 of November, 1S4l. ..s..l...l -,,...- . novlif Attest, NJ. J, McIaAE, Register . NEW BUCKWHEAT, BUTTER, &c. e'f -